Regime guards storm the house of anti-regime Ayatollah in Tehran

Iran Press News: On Sunday morning, October 8th a massive number of agents of the Islamic regime, armed with the latest and most advanced European weaponry stormed the house of the anti-regime Ayatollah Hossein Kazemeini-Boroujerdi. Kazemeini-Boroujerdi has continually called for the separation of religion and government and has proclaimed that in the true rule of Shiite no cleric is permitted to be involved in political matters and that he must be nothing more than a spiritual guide.

For weeks since his first arrest and reported gang-rape of his entire family almost two months ago, hundreds of supporter who would sit in shifts in his house acted as his body guards. From the last days of September the regime began making group arrests of more than 150 of these “body guards”. The regime even took over a school next door to the Ayatollah’s house, temporarily cancelling classes in order to use the location as their combat operations headquarters. They surrounded the neighborhood and by Friday night street fights had begun. By Sunday morning approximately 150 more of the supporters who had stayed by the protesting Ayatollah’s side for the last two months offering him their protection were violently and brutally beaten and arrested. The Ayatollah – who was dressed in a death shrowd, prepared to be taken - and every member of his family, his wife, daughters, sons, his brother and his wife too were also arrested but that was not enough; the regime’s agents, like a gang of bandits and marauders tore Kazemeini-Boroujerdi’s house apart and took every last bit of his property and movable assets, plundering his life’s belonging as booty.

Kazemeini-Boroujerdi in his speeches and sermons has been calling for the absolute majority of the people of Iran to overturn the regime of fundementalist commandants and zealot politicians and has spoken of the complete separation of religion from all political structures; he has promoted the bolstering of a new government based on constitutional and cultural Iranian values as well as the recognized and inalienable declaration of human rights.