Iran - Iraqi government lays siege to refugee camp

Baghdad - Camp Liberty, a camp for de facto refugee members of the Mojahedin-e-Khalq, has come under siege as the Iraqi government has denied the entry of food, septic tanks, and other vital supplies.

Mojahed women in Camp Liberty

The Mojahedin-e-Khalq, or MEK, is an Iranian opposition group that has been engaged in a long and bitter struggle with the Iranian cleric government. Over 2,000 members of the MEK now reside in Iraq at Camp Liberty.  The Residents of Camp Liberty, who are anti-fundamentalist mullahs in Iran want overthrow of molla's regim in Iran.

Iran - Obama's fellow Democrats skeptical of Iran nuclear deal; Republicans vehemently opposed

US-Senators-are-wary-of-Iran-nuclear-accord

WASHINGTON (AP) July 14,2015 - President Barack Obama's fellow Democrats expressed skepticism Tuesday about the landmark Iranian nuclear deal the US and its partners just reached with Tehran. Many Republicans, as expected, are vehemently opposed to the agreement. 

Sen. Harry Reid, the Democratic leader of the Senate

 
Sen. Harry Reid, the Democratic leader  
of the Senate, 
called on Congress to review this deal 'with the thoughtful, level-headed process an agreement of this magnitude deserves.'

Nuclear agreement with the mullahs in Iran,at the price of more repression and executions in Iran

The mullahs in Iran are not only not abandon of nuclear, ‌But doing more repression and executions in Iran. 
As CNN reports, a few minutes ago one of the issues that has been a stumbling block in the possible military dimensions of the Iranian regime nuclear program, that Iran have not had answered about the possible military use of its nuclear technology has been settled.
 Simultaneously in Iran: Agents enforcing repressive 'mullahs' dress code' are positioned in government offices
The mullahs in Iran, fear Protest by iranian people.

Iran: clashes between people, regime agents in Tehran & Kermanshah
On Wednesday, July 8th, the cities of Tehran and Kermanshah witnessed people resisting against regime agents that were bothering people under the pretext of breaking fast in the month of Ramadan.

 

US senators seek to abandon nuclear talks with Iran's mullahs.

 Governor Walker calls for US to abandon 'horrible Iran deal'

"Right off the bat, I think you've got to pull back from this horrible Iran deal," Walker said in an interview. "It's a horrible deal."

Scott-Walker - Wisconsin Governor

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker who weighs a possible 2016 GOP presidential bid said Sunday he would abandon the Iranian regime at the negotiating table without a deal over its nuclear program if he were president. The Wisconsin governor added that leadership of the Iranian regime had a long and well-documented history of hostility towards US interests.