In Iran, Eshaq Jahangiri Kouhshahi, the first vice president of President Hassan Rouhani's regime, said on Oct. 22 that $22 billion of the country's resources were taken to Istanbul and Dubai under the pretext of increasing the value of the country's troubled rial currency.  However, the miserable dollar price of the rial was not reduced from the act, and the $22 billion was not returned to the country.  Something else was going on. Iran is facing unprecedented economic instability, a horrifying nightmare, along with corruption, embezzlement, and looting.  It's institutionalized, so what we can infer from this is that the authorities fear the future. The direct consequences of these embezzlements have affected the lives of Iranian people as follows: Children are literally roaming the streets in search of anything to help them survive.  They're even eating from the trash dumps.  Under the mullahs' regime,...(Read Full Post)