National Referendum On The Faith Of The regime In Iran

We the undersigned Iranians:

Mindful of the dangerous situation that our country Iran finds itself today;

Cognizant of the arbitrary and irresponsible behavior of the clerical oligarchy in Iran vis a vis the recent decisions of IAEA and the United Nations Security Council;

Alarmed at the eventual repercussions of the Tehran regimes plans, policies and behavior for the national interests, and territorial integrity of Iran and safety and security of our people and the region;

Aware of the Tehran clerics desire to acquire the atomic bomb as a guarantor of the longevity of their regime, to subdue other regional powers and to scare still others, in service of export of their revolution;


Startled by the role played by the Tehran Clerical rulers in the spread of the
narcotic drugs and contraband foreign currencies, particularly the dollar;


Considering that during the past twenty-four years the regime of the Ayatollahs in Iran, has time and time again been branded by the United Nations as a gross and systematic violator of the basic rights and freedoms of the Iranian people as enunciated in the UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Iran remains a party and thus obligated to respect;

Further alarmed by the gross and systematic violations of Iranian womens rights and the right and freedom of national, linguistic, religious and ethnic minorities which has taken the shape of a new system of apartheid;

In view of the above:

We consider it our national and humanitarian duty today to call upon the United Nations to act, as it has done before in cases of Cambodia , South Africa ,. To let Irans clerical leadership understand that, to relieve themselves of further national and international burdens and bloodshed it is best for them today to accept the holding of a Yes or No national referendum on the faith of the regime, under the UN auspices and supervision;

We also believe that if Iranians vote to end the present system, the United Nations should take control of the country for a six months period during which time elections will be held for a Constituent Assembly for the preparation of a Constitution which will be presented to the Iranians for approval. The national elections for the new Iranian Parliament will then be held, also under the UN supervision.

We further believe that under such arrangements Iranians would in all probabilities be willing to favor the creation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission with similar functions as was the case in South Africa .