dear Anita

thank you, actually it went great but there is another one on Tuesday , i hope that goes good too .

“I think what struck our analysts at CIA is both the duration of those protests, now almost three months on, and their scope, because they seem to cut across Iranian society, cut across ethnicities, socioeconomic groups. It is about a growing number of Iranians who are fed up, who are fed up with economic decay, with corruption, with the social restrictions that especially affect Iranian women. They are fed up with political oppression, fed up with the denial of basic human dignity. So, in the short term, I would — I don’t think the Iranian regime perceives an immediate threat to its grip. It still has some very practiced habits of repression and brutality that it’s continuing to employ. In the long term, though, I think the reality is that this is an Iranian regime does not have good answers for what’s on the minds of a very young population, 70 percent of which today is under the age of 30” im amazed because it is very accurate , im not particularly interested in politics nor i follow the news so closely but as an iranian it was obvious for me that all this protests was not only  about killing mahsa , its about all limitations the government put for us . 1)getting a visa to go to another country  you also can transfer money to another country because all iranian banks are sanked all over the world 2) internet : is limited and filtered 3)the value of our money is currently lowest 4)COST OF LIVING basically we are paying like  western europe , every thing is so expensive and the prices are going upper in matter of days 5) having a property is a dream for most of us , in the past our parents could save money getting loans and they would me a home owner in few years , now its not possible with this economy , it`s like a dream which never gonna come true , there are a lot of sad stories about young people who did protest and they were banned from education, they can be in prison , killed  or needed to flee the country and the regime also haunted their family for example they were denied employment because of relation they had with that family member .

yes we have a very young population , and the majority have lost hope about the future in Iran , unless something changes.

far