Sanctions and Iran

The New York Times: Reports from Iran, how the latest sanctions on Iran is hurting Iran's currency; it is down in value by 50%; the article notes the following on this effect, " ..an atmosphere in which citizens, banks, businesses and state institutions have started fending for themselves. ".

Lets Get Real:

This is what the West wants folks, it was the gradual destruction of the civic life of Iran, it wants the people to work outside the system, to see how the system has let them down, it wants to force the Tehran Regime to use its foreign currency to keep the support of the Army and Police, if they are using the cash for that they cant be developing the bomb. The question that has to be asked who breaks first, will the people get so angry with the system that we see another Libya, Egypt or Syria developing in Iran. That is why the Tehran Regime wants the bomb, as long as Iran does not have the bomb the Regime is under threat from external forces. The EU/UN sanctions have been set in place as the World does not want to see Israel launch a military strike to prevent Iran getting the bomb. The latest EU sanctions to close down the import of oil from Iran will start to create cracks in the Regime, thus the West can expect some kind of military action by Tehran to force the West to relax the sanctions, thus the Western Navies should be on guard for some kind of stunt by Tehran. Something has to give folks, the pressure is mounting in this fragile Persian Bottle.