The real story behind the 'badges for Iranian Jews'

My friend Mehdi has translated the recent (quite silly and impractical) bill passed by the Iranian Majlis to limit the influence of Western dress code. This has apparently been the source of all recent uproar on Iran and other religious minorities: (Original text)

1. Encouraging fabric designers and producers in using Iranian and Islamic patterns and styles in producing fabric and dress.
2. Respecting the traditional patterns and lively symbols of Iranian ethnic groups and paying attention to proper body coverage based on Islamic Sharia.
3. Taking advantage of research in obtaining original(to Iran) fabric patterns.
4. Encouraging the public in using the Iranian styles.
5. Supporting local producers of traditional clothes with loans and providing them exposure in clothes fairs and festivals.
6. Helping the public access to traditional clothes by establishing permanent dress fairs on local and regional bases.
7. Organizing regional (international) dress fair for exchanging experiences with other Muslim countries.
8. Inspecting and Controlling the imports of fabric and clothes to prevent the import of clothes incompatible with cultural, Islamic and national values.
9. This draft is written with coordination with the managing body in charge of clothing and dress.
10. Financial support for NGOs, unions, and non-governmental institutions in providing national clothing.
11. Media, in special the national TV, must help in establishing the usage of national clothing and they have to avoid advertising styles inconsistent with our culture.

The National Post has removed the original story from its website and published another one, retracting the initial report.

However, the shame remains with Mr. Amir Taheri, the real source of the story according to the National Post, and his blind hatred for the Islamic Republic.