Iran Puts Baha’is on trial for alleged espionage.

The Baha’i faith has been persecuted in Iran since its foundation. The only difference now is that the persecution is undertaken under the auspices of Khamenei and his rabble rather than the Shah and his rabble.

According to the BBCSeven Baha’is members are to go on trial on next week on charges of spying for Israel and of "insulting sanctities".

Six of them were arrested in May, 2008. The other one was arrested two months earlier. They were the leaders of the faith in Iran where it claims some 300,000 members. It is banned by the Islamic revolutionary leadership of Iran which considers it heretical.

Hundreds of Baha’i followers have been jailed and executed since Iran's Islamic revolution in 1979, the Baha’i International Community says. However, the government denies it has detained or executed people because of their faith

In this case as with many other things the Government is lying