NCRI – On November 29, in an article titled “land looters” greed for those without titling,” the state-run Armaan newspaper admitted the uniqueness of Land looting practice in Iran under the mullahs’ regime compared with other countries in the world.
“Land looting in the past decade has become a familiar phenomenon; a bawdy phenomenon which in recent years has made some people multi-billionaire overnight and in the meantime natural resources have been looted,” the state-run newspaper then admitted that the looting is carried out by government institutions and added: “Over the past decade, Land looting has become a money-making activity in Iran. There is no doubt that in Iran’s economic mess this unethical and illegitimate practice is sometimes carried out by some (government) institutions.”
Pointing out the systematic corruption and looting by the regime, Armaan newspaper wrote: “When corruption permeates all the pores of the economy, and worse, it is to be completely naked for all to see, it comes out in various ways as no surprise to people.”
The writer then referred to the corrupt economic relations in this regard and added: “Land looting is one of the few titles that is followed by huge money pocketed by a few people who have even taken over natural resources… or the land is in the name of an individual or at the disposal of the government, but with unknown or known ties it goes to a (specific) person!”
The newspaper concluded that “Perhaps Land looting in Iran is very ridiculous because nowhere on the planet such practice is found as much as in Iran… It should be said that as the result, Iran’s economic air is polluted and when the air is polluted nothing is clear. It is not clear who does what activities and how much they earn.”
