When Mahmoud Ahmadinejad campaigned for president two years ago, he promised Iranians that he would put the country's oil wealth "on people's tables." Not only has he failed to make this or any of his economic pledges come to pass, he has stood at the helm of an economy so in shambles that the government was forced this week to impose gas rationing. As a result, even some people who once might have thought Ahmadinejad was "one of them" have spoken, with a vengeance.

By: Reza Shafa
Only a single day after fuel rationing was announced by the mullahs' regime, more than fifty gas stations were set ablaze by the angry and frustrated Iranian people in various cities of Golestan, Khorasan, Khuzestan, Isfahan, Mazandaran, Golestan, as well as East and West Azerbaijan Provinces.