🗣Your account: Living conditions in the shadow of military tensions — Sunday, 18 Mordad

🔹 They sent the taxes that they had given to people in previous years again, especially that of 1399 (1990-2020). What is clearer than stealing from people’s pockets? They take back the tax they collected.

🔹 Saipa auto company: “We workers are off for two weeks, they haven’t made any payments, and we’re facing empty pockets with shame in front of wives and children. Despite the astronomical salaries that the CEO and company managers receive, they don’t think about the workers at all.”

🔹 With this situation, only the government’s rent-seekers (jire-khvaran) can keep their lives going. A land that is rich in oil, gas, and natural resources—its people have to run from morning to night for their essential needs. Every day and every hour, prices also keep going up, and there’s nobody to control or supervise.

🔹 They say they want to remove the gasoline ration for cars under 85. I hope that’s not true, because I’m barely making ends meet with a 73 Pride, too—especially in this traffic, this heat, and with no air conditioning.

🔹 The country has practically become ownerless, and there isn’t any proper, well-done supervision. People are left with high prices and confusion about where to file a complaint, when the very institutions and responsible organizations commit obvious wrongdoing.

🔹 Someone please help us Iran Air employees. Halfway through last month, we still hadn’t received our salaries. Our lives have been thrown into chaos. Even if we protest, they’ll fire us.