Thursday, March 18, 2010

افشای جنایات رژیم اسلامی: آزمایش تشعشعات گاما بر روی زنان زندانی در ایران

این گزارش بوسیله گروهی از ایرانیان شاغل در یک مرکز پزشکی در یکی از کشور های تازه استقلال یافته از شوروی سابق فراهم شده است. این افشا سازی باید به گوش همه جهانیان برسد. جنایاتی که رژیم ایران با همکاری روسیه مرتکب می شود.
لطفا این اطلاعات را به رسانه های خبری، وبسایت های اینترنتی و دولتی در سرتاسر جهان اطلاع دهید و منتشر کنید. تمامی مردم دنیا می باید از این اطلاعات آگاه باشند.
شواهدی در دست است که نشان میدهد زنان در زندان ها ی ایران برای مقاصد تحقیقاتی با استفاده از تشعشعات مورد سوء استفاده قرار می گیرند. جنایتکاران رژیم ایران زنان زندانی را مورد تجاوز قرار داده و سپس خود و بچه های متولد نشده را تحت تاثیر دوز های متوسط تا بالا از تشعشعات گاما قرار می دهند (دوزGy 1.4 تا 4.2). بعضی از این زنان جان خود را از دست داده اند و جنایتکاران از اجساد آنها نیز سوء استفاده کرده اند تا شواهد جنایت های غیر انسانی آنها پنهان بماند.
گزارش را در زیر می خوانید:
در خلال سال های 1972 تا 1979 در روسیه، آزمایش های گوناگونی برای درمان اثرات تشعشعات انجام گرفت. قسمت عمده ای از این آزمایش ها روی زندانیان سیاسی انجام شد: بدین صورت که آنها را در معرض تشعشعات قرار می دادند و سپس روش های درمانی جدید را روی آنها آزمایش می کردند.
در اوایل سال 1989 در دو مورد توسط یک روزنامه نگار مشهور روسی و یک سوئدی این پروژه افشا گردید. این افشاگری باعث شد که لوبیانکا رییس سازمان اطلاعات روسیه در سال 1992 تمامی پرونده های این آزمایش ها را معدوم کند.
در سال 1999، 13 سال بعد از حادثه انفجار چرنوبیل، و این بار به دلیل علاقمندی نظامی ها، حمایت های مالی برای این پروژه حاصل شد و مجددا پروه آزمایش تشعشعات بر روی انسان ها و اثرات آنها پیگیری شد. اینک آشکار شده است که در سال 2007 و بدنبال آن در سال 2008 یک هیات نمایندگی از سپاه پاسداران انقلاب اسلامی بهمراه شخصی به نام آقای باطنی که به نظر می رسد از آموزش های پزشکی برخوردار بوده، به روسیه سفر میکنند و 13 ماه تمام را به مطالعه و تحقیق در مورد اثرات تشعشعات به ویژه اشعه گاما بر روی بدن انسان سپری می کنند. در این مدت رژیم ایران دو دستگاه تولید کننده دوز های متوسط تا بالای این تشعشعات به دست می آورد که قادر هستند 1.4 تا 4.2 Gy تشعشعات از خود صادر کنند. در تابستان سال 2009 گزارش های دریافت شد که کارکنان پزشکی “European Looking” از زندان شناخته شده و بدنام ایران، "زندان اوین" بازدید کرده بودند.

همزمان با این گزارش، گزارش های دیگری منتشر شد که سه پزشک خارجی به مدت دو هفته از امکانات آزمایشگاهی پیشرفته ومدرن بیمارستانی در تهران استفاده می کرده اند. موضوعاتی که این پزشکان در حال کار کردن روی آن بوده اند، برای دیگر کارکنان بیمارستان مطلقا ممنوع و نامشخص بوده است.
در همین زمان، تابستان 2009 گزارش های زیادی در باره شرایط پزشکی زندانیان سیاسی در ایران مخابره شد که دچار ریزش بسیار سریع مو، وجود خون در مدفوع و خونریزی بینی شده اند. همچنین گزارش شده بود که این افراد دچار تهوع های غیر عادی و استفراغ شده اند که همه این موارد می تواند نشانه این باشد که فرد در معرض تشعشعات قرار گرفته است. این گزارش ها عمدتا از تهران، اراک و آمل مخابره شده است.
در سال 2008 یک واحد از سپاه پاسداران انقلاب اسلامی مامور می شود تا اثرات تشعشعات با دوز های بالا را بر روی کبد، مغز، پستان، دستگاه تناسلی و جریان خون آزمایش کند. دو نفر از دانشمندان کشور روسیه سفید برای این پروژه تعیین می شوند. یک قسمت از این مطالعه ارزیابی جهش زایی (تغییرات) ژنتیکی در زنان و بچه های متولد نشده ی آنها (قبل و بعد از لقاح) بود. که در واقع ادامه تحقیقات انجام شده در روسیه در سال 1975 بود. یکی از ویژگی های برجسته این مطالعات درمانی، ردیابی اثرات تشعشعات بر روی اندام های تولید مثلی زنان و و یافتن اثرات احتمالی این اثرات بر روی بچه های درون رحم زنان است.
کارشناسان پزشکی می گویند اثرات تشعشعات در دو زمان افزایش چشمگیر دارد: زمانی که زنان در مراحل اولیه حاملگی قرار دارند و در معرض تشعشعات قرار می گیرند، و زمانی که سه تا ده هفته بعد از اینکه در معرض تشعشعات قرار گرفتند، حامله می شوند. (این همان چیزی است که جهش یا تغییرات ژنتیکی سلول نامیده می شود)
در شماری از موارد (در حدود 5 مورد که ما اطلاع داریم) زنان 21 تا 40 ساله پس از بازداشت سوزانده شده اند و یا تماما معدوم شده اند. گرچه گزارش هایی از تجاوز جنسی به مردان و زنان در زندان های ایران وجود دارد، اما درمان های صورت گرفته بر روی این زنان یک نوع درمان های پزشکی خاص را در بر می گیرد که ماهیت آنها برای ما ناشاخته است.
با این حال و با وجودیکه تعدای از زنانی که در فاصله اکتبر و دسامبر 2009 آزاد شده اند، برای ما قابل دسترس هستند، اما تاکنون هیچ کس برای بیان این موضوع ابراز آمادگی نکرده است. آنچه برای ما مسلم است این است که شماری از این زنان دچار استفراغ و تهوع های مزمن، خونریزی و ریزش موی سر و حتی ریزش مژه ها شده اند. نشانه هایی که همگی در روسیه سفید بعد از حادثه انفجار چرنوبیل در سال 1986 مشاهده شده اند. در طول هشت ماه گذشته موارد زیادی از کسانی که بازداشت شده اند و در زندان جان خود را از دست داده اند وجود داشته است. در مواردی جسد افراد اسید واش (سوزاندن با اسید) شده است. و همه این موارد زنانی بوده اند که اندام تناسلی آنها بطور گسترده ای توسط اسید تخریب و دفرمه شده و کاملا تحلیل رفته است تا به هیچ وجه هیچ شاهد و مدرکی از آزمایش های انجام شده باقی نماند. دست کم در چهار مورد جسد زنان کاملا سوزانده شده و یا معدوم شده است. مشخص کردن اینکه آیا زنان در معرض اشعه گاما بوده اند یا خیر و یا اینکه تزریق هایی بعد از تشعشع برای کاهش اثرات تشعشعات گاما صورت گرفته یا خیر، تقریبا غیر ممکن است مگر اینکه آزمایش ساختار سلولی انجام شود. یکی از دلایل سوزاندن اندام تناسلی زنان می تواند آزمایش "ورود اجسام لوله ای" باشد. در طی این آزمایش و به منظور جدا کردن ناحیه مورد آزمایش از سایر نواحی و تمرکز بیشتر تشعشعات به منظور ایجاد آسیب در یک ناحیه متمرکز، یک جسم لوله مانند درون دستگاه تناسلی قرار می گیرد و اصابت های کوتاه 45 ثانیه ای از اشعه گاما (تا میزان 3 Gy) به بافت هدف ساطع می شود و سپس اثرات این تشعشعات در 48 ساعت آینده زمانیکه بیشتر آسیب های سلولی را می توان ارزیابی کرد، ردیابی شده و در همان زمان برای نوع درمان تصمیم گیری می شود.
Gy = واحد بین المللی اندازه گیری میزان دوز جذب شده از تشعشعات یونی، معادل یک ژول در هر کیلوگرم
لطفا این نوشتار را منتشر کنید. دیگران را از جنایات انجام شده و در حال انجام توسط رژیم حاکم آگاه کنید.
رسانه شمایید!

NEWS OF APPALLING ABUSE OF WOMEN IN IRI's PRISONS

The following article has been sent to the "Freedom For Iran" blog by an unknown Freedom Fighter. Since The people of Iran needs the World's help to act as their voice, we are publishing this article. "Freedom For Iran" hopes that all people around the world are informed of the article, and the tortures that Islamic Regime of Iran is committing against the women in prison in Iran.

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This report has been compiled by a group of Iranian medical personnel working in the newly independent countries of the old Soviet Union. It's a revelation with far-reaching implications that need to be exposed to the world. These crimes are being perpetrated by the Iranian Regime who are collaborating with Russia!

Please distribute this information to news media, internet sites and governments throughout the world. This story needs to be told!


We have evidence that women in Iranian prisons are being used for scientific experiments using radiation. They are being raped and they and their unborn children are being experimented upon using medium to high Level doses of Gy radiation (1.4 to 4.2) doses. Some of these women are now dead and their bodies further abused to hide the evidence of the experiments done to them!


This is the story:


Between 1972 and 1979, in Russia, various experiments were carried out on the effects of radiation treatment. A big part of the project involved using political prisoners bi-linearly and spatially - exposing them to radiation and then experimenting using new forms of treatment on them.

In early 1989 there were two leaks that exposed this project to the public involving a famous Russian journalist and a Swede. The project was cancelled in 1992 and all the files were removed from Lubyanka (KGB Central Command).


In 1999, thirteen years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and with renewed military interest, new funding was acquired for the project once again. It has now been revealed that in 2007 and then again in 2008 a delegation of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard experts along with a person named Mr. Bateni who appears to have had some medical training travelled to Russia and spent a total of 13 months on this project studying the effects of radiation on the human body (mostly Gamma Rays). During this period the Iranian regime acquired two devices used to emit medium to high levels of Gy (1.4 to 4.2) doses. In the Summer of 2009 reports were received that a number of 'European Looking' medical personnel had visited Iran's notorious Evin prison.


Parallel to this report, other reports came out that for two weeks three foreign doctors were using the laboratory facilities of a modern hospital in Tehran. The area they were working in was completely off limits to other hospital personnel.


At the same time, in the Summer of 2009 there were an unusually large number of reports about the medical conditions of political prisoners in Iran who had suffered from rapid hair loss, and from blood in their stools and noses.


They were also reported to suffer from vomiting & nausea – all could be signs of radiation poising. These reports mostly came from the cities of Tehran, Arak and Amol.


In 2008 a unit of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards was allocated funding to examine the effects of high radiation on the liver, brain, breast, reproductive system and blood stream. Two scientists from Belarus were assigned to this project. Part of the study was to assess the mutancy in women and unborn babies (pre and post insemination). This was a continuation of the work done in Russia in 1975.



One of the key features of this treatment studies is to trace effects of radiation on women's reproductive organs and to trace this to babies in the womb.


Medical experts report that results are enhanced in reliability if similar doses are received by women who are in the early stages of pregnancy and those who become pregnant 3-10 weeks after exposure (This is called rate of cell mutation and transference).


In a number of cases (about 5 that we know of) women from 21 years of age to 40 have been mutilated or burned after their arrest. Although there have been reports of rapes against both men and women in Iranian prisons, the treatment of women has involved some sort of medical treatment, the nature of which is unclear to us.

Even though we have been able to reach a number of women who have been released between Oct. and Dec. 2009, no one is yet prepared to discuss the issue. What we do know is that a number of women have developed chronic nausea, bleeding and loss of hair (even their eyelashes) all of which were symptoms reported in Belarus after the Chernobyl nuclear accident of 1986. There have been multiple cases of people who were arrested and died in detention in Iran in the past 8 months. In some cases the bodies were washed with acid. All those cases were women whose reproductive organs were treated to acid bath extensively. At least in four cases the bodies have been burned or mutilated. Unless a cell stucture test was conducted, it would not have been possible to ascertain whether or not the women were subjected to G radiation and post radiation injections aimed to slow down the effects of radiation. One possible reason for burning the reproductive organs may be the 'tubular insertion' testing. During this procedure, in order to isolate the radiation and to focus the damage, a tube is inserted and short bursts of G-Ray (up to 3 Gy) are emitted for up to 45 seconds and then the effects are measured in the next 48 hours when most of the cell damage can be monitored and the treatment is decided at that time.



In some cases the bodies were washed with acid. All these were women whose reproductive organs were extensively treated to with acid baths! In at least four cases the bodies had also been burned or mutilated. Unless a cell structure test was conducted, it would not have been possible to ascertain whether or not the women were subjected to G-radiation and post-radiation injections aimed to slow down the effects of radiation.


One possible reason for burning the reproductive organs may be the 'tubular insertion' testing. During this procedure, in order to isolate the radiation and to focus the damage, a tube is inserted and short bursts of G-Ray (up to 3 Gy) are emitted for up to 45 seconds and then the effects are measured in the next 48 hours when most of the cell damage can be monitored and the treatment is decided at that time.


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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Mehrdad Emadi, European Union economic advisor expose the corruption in Iran. Translation to English by a Green Supporter

Pre-election debates regarding corruption in the country

Karroubi: They wanted to give $700 million to some guy out of state treasury

Ahmadinejad: what are Rafsanjani's sons doing in this country?

Mousavi: Tens of millions of dollar are being exchanged in the country inside interior ministry

Ahmadinejad: There was a no-bid process at Rasht Electric where they gave a contract to Mr. Karbasi's friends

Mousavi: They say the money was lost and was never deposited into the treasury

Ahmadinejad: How did Nategh Nouri's son become a billionaire? what is Mr. Nategh himself living on?

People used to eat up these words and the words would spread across the country before morning. These accusastions
can consume Iran's judiciary for years. Experts say in Iran's economic terrain there is ample room for corruption
and under such conditions, the thieves go in one direction and those who are stolen from follow a thousand other directions. And this cycle continues.

Large loans with low interests, backdoor dealings, cash handouts, apportionment of merchandise, interference by the power structure
organizations into economic institutions! they say things like that will infest even the best of trees with termites! Farzad Hosseinzadeh, BBC

Presenter: Mr. Mehrdad Emadi, the European Parliament Economic Advisor is here with us. Welcome! we know that
you have been researching corruption. Why do you think that despite the Iranian government and the Iranian Parliament and the Judiciary's agreement that they need to confront corruption, this problem is still a major problem in the country?

Mehrdad Emadi: Yes and unfortunately, not only it has remained as a major issue in the country, it has turned into a bigger crisis, both in terms of the depth of corruption and it's extent. The main reason is that when we want to fight corruption in a system, we need to look to see whether the corruption is caused by corrupt management or corrupt managers! if it's only the managers
who are corrupt but the management system is not corrupt, like we had here in the banking system of Great Britain, the system filters itself out automatically through legal means and through close reviews. Also if the managers are clean but they inherit a corrupt management system, they can gradually change the management system from the ground up. But unfortunately in Iran we have both. We have corrupt managers and at the same time we have a management system that is very fertile to corruption. In fact the system encourages corruption.

Presenter: Well you have done some research regarding corruption in European societies and and also with regards to countries that somehow have an economic and financial relationships with the European Union. Where does Iran stand in this regard?

Mehrdad Emadi: Yes, we started this project to clean up foreign trade from corruption in the European Union in 1993,
both within the European Union and also with countries that have major financial trade with the Union. Not that there was no economic management corruption in Iran in the past, but Unfortunately during the in the past five years this corruption has grown much deeper. If we take a look at the graphs, five years ago Iran ranked 119 in terms of bureaucratic corruption, sitting somewhere in the middle of the table. There were about 80 countries who were worse than us and there were about 118 countries that were cleaner than us in terms of corruption. Only three years later, in 2008 Iran reached the corruption level ranking of 141st. This means that there were about 140 other countries that are cleaner than us and only 38 countries were worse than us. A year later we have fallen from 141st to 168th. Thus we have turned into the ninth worst corrupt country in the world! This is very worrisome! how did we fall from 141st to 168th in just one year?

Presenter: Why did this happen?

Mehrdad Emadi: The major reason is that Iran's foreign trade has been concentrated in the hands of organizations that have no monitors: organizations associated with the Revolutionary Guards and organizations associated with state foundations! The contracts they have been signing and the kickbacks they have been getting from these contracts are completely out of the realm of norms and rules of international foreign trade!
The second problem is that the government itself now has a bigger hand in foreign trade and the private sector has almost entirely been taken over by the government.

Presenter: Well there have been changes in the beauracratic system of the country in the past few years and we cannot discount their effects. What decisions and what policies do you think have caused Iran's ranking to drop by almost 50 positions as reported by international organizations?

Mehrdad Emadi: For one thing the changes in handing out subsidies and direct distribution of subsidies will increase corruption further.
That's because those who implement these changes have great financial power to choose or not to choose the recepients. What we have seen in the past 4 years regarding the changes in economic management system of Iran is that a system that used to have at least a little bit of supervision by the treasury department, has
turned into a system that nobody knows what the government is doing with the oil revenues. Really nobody knows! Whenever questions are rasied, they bring up national security as an excuse! This is a very weak and childish response coming from a government that needs transparency more than any other government in the past 31 years in order to convince people that they are the true owners and government officials are only their representatives managing the country's affairs. It's quite the opposite. The government officials believe that they are the true owners and the people can eat off of what's trickled down from the oil revenue.

Presenter: To summarize quickly Mr. Emadi, what can be done to improve the situation?

Mehrdad Emadi: The only thing we can do is to follow the model used by Turkey or Malaysia and Singapore. We need financial transparency. All managers and ministers' financial dealings have to be monitored. It has to be an effective 365 days a year monitoring.



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