Sorry I fell asleep and didn't answer your question. The problem in Iran as I see .it.only viewing twitter and that's a small door to look through...people are going hungry there, farmers without once good farming land because of a re-routed damn, people and families begging for food and shelter, so these people...want nothing else but a roof over their heads and food. The basic essentials for life.
The government is wanting to control the people, complete a land bridge to the mediterranean and of course not get rid of their nuclear program.
I can't speak for the people but what's a nuclear program without the basics to live or the freedom to speak? Also did I mention the many in prisons for speaking out about their conditions and the forcing of wearing certain clothing.
As President Trump said, “the Iranian government masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy... The longest-suffering victims of Iran’s leaders are, in fact, its own people.”
As President Trump said, “the Iranian government masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy... The longest-suffering victims of Iran’s leaders are, in fact, its own people.” https://t.co/ua1yKvLLBv— Security Studies Group (@SecStudiesGrp) May 7, 2018
This cartoon vividly explains the approach adopted by #Iran's regime vis-a-vis various social media platforms. While Twitter, Facebook, ... are banned for ordinary Iranians, senior officials such as @khamenei_ir & @HassanRouhani are active on such mediums. #Hypocrisy.
With all the money #Iran's regime is taking from people through electricity bills, this is what they provide utility personnel: The technician is placed in a trash dumpster & raised by a crane. (L)
For a comparison the bottom image is from South Carolina, U.S.
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AND the Banking system..almost bankrupt.
Tehran, #Iran
Central Bank
Credit firm clients demanding their savings back are attacked by state police.
Security forces resorting to brute force against peaceful protesters.#IranProtests pic.twitter.com/KJYRiHzhjy— Heshmat Alavi (@HeshmatAlavi) May 7, 2018