From: physfitfreak@gmail.com   
      
   Hoarding goods in Iran is illegal, and it is being widely practiced. The   
   vice president of Iran even pointed to it and explained how widely it is   
   being practiced, and yet government isn't doing much to stop them.   
      
   This is a good clue.   
      
   I think Pezeshkiyan is calling that "privatization" and believes and   
   enforces that government should not get in the ways of private goods   
   companies. And his government follows him. And this has made hoarding   
   practices even more widespread, resulting in jumping prices of staple   
   food items in Iran. Double, or even triple the price they had just a   
   couple of months back.   
      
   I suspected that Pezeshkiyan was part of the coup in the 12 day war. He   
   had recently seen president of Azerbaijan Republic just a few days   
   before the war began, and many of Israelis jets and drones entered Iran   
   from borders with Azerbaijan Republic.   
      
   And now his treating of hoarding goods, which is illegal, as part of   
   general "privatization", and the disastrous directions it is taking Iran   
   to, again, in my view, points to his intention to break the back of the   
   so-called "ruling class".   
      
   But realities that go beyond guesses and if's and such, is that Iran now   
   has too large a nation to be governed weakly and inadequately. Problems   
   easily multiply and remove people's hopes, and is fast getting where   
   everyone is only thinking of himself.   
      
   In other words, Iran is getting problematic from root and up! She is   
   just too big and especially too difficult to be governed by a bunch of   
   crooks.   
      
   It's gotten so bad that there is now a major water shortage! You know,   
   the northern part of Iran gets more rain than Netherland gets, and yet   
   Netherland sells more agricultural products than Iran's entire oil   
   industry sells. I think somewhere mentioned that the ratio is like 5   
   times more! So obviously there is gross mismanagement, if not plain coup   
   being undertaken.   
      
   Saddam, executed goods hoarders of Iraq. And he solved that problem in   
   that country. Iran is now leaving hoarders alone and calls it   
   privatization.   
      
   Things are beginning to look bad in Iran. Inflation is at least 30%. And   
   again, government isn't doing anything about it. They're the same   
   people. Same people who are in the government of Pezeshkiyan, are also   
   the ones who hoard goods. Same people who raise the prices overnight,   
   are also in the government of Pezeshkiyan.   
      
   Anyway, they're really playing with fire. Something could happen.   
      
   Where are the Militia? They must be part of the hoarders as well!   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)