Critical & worrying situation of 36 hostages in Iraq

Hostages have written their last letters to their families considering their
dreadful physical situation and still insist on pertaining their Right for Freedom.

The 36 hostages were abducted by the pro-Iranian Maliki special forces on the day of the brutal attack on Camp Ashraf- home to 1000 woman activists- and while tortured during interrogation were abused in detention and charged with false charges by staged witnesses.
The objective of the Maliki engineered charges was to elongate the hostages captivity in order to fulfill Iranian demands to harm the dissidents.
Mr. Maliki seems to be election thirsty and hoping to win the elections with Iranian support.

It is a Critical situation and we like to ask all readers to Write to the UNHCR,US Ambassador in Iraq,The White house in twitter(@whitehouse) Mr. Obama in twitter (@BarackObama) and other responsible organizations to take immediate action to :
You can also write to other effective twitters:

@Refugees, @amnestynews ,@ MNFIRAQ ,@UNIC

The press on twitter:
@lci @afp @ap @LATimes @abc7 @Reuters_Iran @AJEnglish @CBSNews @foxnews @NBCNews @USATODAY @time @nytimes @washingtonpost @earthtimes @LeMondeWorld @Le_Figaro

- Demand Maliki to stop illegal intervention by delaying release of the hostages ordered by local Judge under various pretexts
- Demand Maliki to ask presence of UNAMI to be stationed in the refugee Camp Ashraf to prevent further pressure by Iranian regime for a second brutal assault on the defenseless camp.
- Ask US to carry out Treaty obligations under Basic International Conventions of Humanitarian Law and enforce protection of the defenseless victims of the camp
_ Ask the UNHCR to pursue the immediate installation of an observer in the camp.

US Embassy in Iraq:
US Land Line : 1- 240-553-0581 x2413 By Telephone
BaghdadPressOffice@state.gov

Iraqi Embassy in the US
3421 Massachusetts Ave.,N.W
Washington, D>C. 20007
Tel: (202) 742-1600 Ext:136

ThomTancredo,US politician at UN rally-23 September 2009

Three Months agao the candle of resistance burned so Brightly as millions of people lead into the streets.... is Tom Tancredo's opening of speech at NY rally on 23 September 2009.
As 7000 or more people gathered in front of the Un protesting to Ahmadinejad's presence in the UN and on US soil, they chanted "Ahmadinejad is not my President" .."down with dictator".." No Lebanon ,No Ghaza, my life for Iran"...
You can listen to the clip :

Women at the Heart of Iran Election Protests

Batebi: how he got out : ordeal for all poltical prisoners

Utopia : Eyewitness report on arrests & tortures

Let me tell you who is responsible; Mr. Khamenei, Mr.Khatami, Mr. Rafsanjani"...

Rain bow of Iran flowers on the streets

Elderly challenges Supreme Leader

The elderly here when asked "why are you here?" replies:
"Ive come to get my vote back"
"From whom?"
From "Khamenei" the brave woman says!
Saying this a couple of years ago would cost you your life: Where you would be either detained, summoned and detained or questioned or labeled to be a "Monafegh" *Hypocrite- referring to the opposition PMOI who was the first to taste mass execution of its supporters during the 1980s.
In 1980 saying this would cost you a bullet or the best "being arrested and hanged the night or next day". As it happened for more than 300 teenagers who were caught on street protests of the same months of the year in 1980 and some killed on the spot some taken away and tortured to death. they too were supporters of the same movement. This is history but not repeated. Today it seems that Khamenei as Supreme Leader has not credentials or respect among people of all walks of life. It appears that his Taboo of "velaya - e - Faghih" has finally burst open, leaving a path for people to revolt against the system.