October 26, 2024
OPEN LETTER
Dear Prime Minister Starmer,
We appreciate your attempts to promote peace in West Asia and Persian Gulf region and try to use your influence with the Mullah’s regime not to respond against Israel’s justified self-defense. But let me ask: have you, as the UK Prime Minister, ever truly addressed the 44 years of hate-filled rhetoric and threats from the Khamenei’s dictatorship? Has your government confronted the terror and devastating suffering imposed on the Iranian people by this savage, brutal, corrupt regime you maintain covert ties with?
Since taking office, have you spoken out in your great Parliament about the thousands of innocent Iranians languishing in this regime's torture chambers? About the 32% unemployment caused by the incompetent and corrupt regime? About the 45% inflation that has impoverished the nation and pushed over 25 million Iranian below the poverty line. About the migration of our young and educated to unwelcome world? Or about their shameless and open declarations to build a nuclear weapon to destroy Israel, the United States and even the Saudi Arabia?
As the Prime Minister of a nation esteemed for its commitment to democracy, human rights, and judicial independence, and signatory of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, how can you stay silent on the grotesque violations Khamenei’s regime has committed for decades, even sending terrorists under diplomatic passports to your own country to harm innocent, courageous pro-democracy activists?
Your words, actions, and deals with Iran’s criminal mullahs are not and will not be forgotten. They will be meticulously examined in the TEHRAN TRIBUNALS and TRUTH COMMISSION which we shall convene upon removing this terrorist regime from power soon, and establish a true liberal democratic government in Iran. The decisions made in those tribunals will directly influence future economic and political relations with the UK.
Prime Minister, history will remember whether you chose courage and stood with the Iranian people or continued to engage with their oppressors and ignore the truth. We expect more than words—we expect a principled stance.
Respectfully

FREYDOON KHOIE
Chairman