2022 Iran protests

[Homajon]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1582962136724123648

Booooooooorriiiiiiiiiiiiiiing!!!

 

[_Nabil_]

No, the images that follow do not come from Russia, Venezuela, or #IranRevoIution , but from France under the governance of Macron.

Violence is not Mélenchon but Macron and his world of #SoutienFDO . #NiOubliNiPardon !

#Marchedu16octobre #GreveGenerale
#Marche16Octobre

https://twitter.com/x/status/1581435401990189056

 

[Homajon]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1584394992079904769

 

[Homajon]

We watch the protests in Iran and hope, but false optimism may be clouding our eyes | Iran | The Guardian

The backlash against the death of Mahsa Amini has generated viral images of civil unrest, but how complete a picture do they provide?

amp.theguardian.com

He knows very well whats going in Iran, but he can't say it freely and directly, so he says things like "maybe", "could be", "let's be cautious"....

This picture describes the article and the situation better than any words!

 

[sammuel]

 

[raptor22]

Not so boring after all

Iran protests: IRGC colonel, Basij militant killed in Zahedan​

Iran protests: IRGC colonel, Basij militant killed in Zahedan

The IRGC and other Iranian security forces brutally cracked down on protesters in Zahedan in recent weeks.

www.jpost.com

Well as EU is gonna experience cold winter some others are experiencing hot version of winter. just need to wait.

 

[Homajon]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1585704748648484864

Aha, isn't this nice?!! Seems certain people have a heavy workload these days:

 

[raptor22]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1585704748648484864

Aha, isn't this nice?!! Seems certain people have a heavy workload these days:

wow, "....If you add up all tweets from accounts created in September and October 2022, it comes to around 40,000,000. Some accounts are very hyperactive. The account with the most tweets has tweeted around 50k times since 21 Sept (around 1388 tweets per day)..."

 

[sammuel]

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Iran to hold public trials for up to 2,000 detained in protests​

Iran’s judiciary has announced that it will hold public trials for as many as 1,000 people detained during recent protests in Tehran alone – and more than a thousand others outside the capital – as international concern grew over Iran’s response to the protests that began with the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini after her arrest.

The German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, said he was shocked by the number of innocent protesters who were being illegally and violently arrested. Germany’s foreign minister, Annalena Baerbock, has already announced that she is to ask the European Union to sanction the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation.

Canada meanwhile announced a fourth round of sanctions against senior Iranian officials and its law enforcement agents, which Canada accuses of participating in the suppression and arrest of unarmed protesters.

Ukraine has meanwhile formally asked for Iran’s football team to be banned from the World Cup starting next month in the wake of Iranian-manufactured drones being used by Russia to hit civilian and infrastructure targets inside Ukraine.

For the first time Iran has acknowledged there was a danger that it might find itself excluded from the World Cup, a move that would be a devastating blow to a country that adores football. The Iranian president, Ibrahim Raisi, said he would be contacting Qatar, the hosts of the tournament.

Ukraine said Iran – due to play England on 21 November – “is guilty of systematic violations of human rights, which probably violates the Fifa Charter”.

Iran to hold public trials for up to 2,000 detained in protests

The country’s judiciary says those marching against the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini will be tried

www.theguardian.com

 

[BHAN85]

کشته شدن یک دختر پایه سوم راهنمایی در ایرانشهر در اثر ضرب و شتم نیروهای امنیتی در مدرسه – حال وش

haalvsh.org

(Google Translate from Farsi)

The death of a third grade middle school girl in Iranshahr due to the beating of the security forces in the school
2 days ago Sunnis , Iran , Balochistan , human dignity , news reports

According to Hale Vash report, on Tuesday, November 3, 1401, a third-grade girl of Iranshahr's Parvin Etsami Middle School was killed by a security guard's beating and a blow to the head.

The identity of this girl "Parmis Hamnava", a third grade student of Parvin Etisami middle school in Iranshahr, has been confirmed.

According to an informed source with Hale Vash reporter: "On Tuesday, November 3, security guards entered the school and searched the books of all the students, there was a torn picture of Khomeini in the book, for this crime, they beat him as much as they could in front of the students." His nose was bleeding badly and he was admitted to an Iranian hospital... He died on Wednesday at 4 Azan and was taken to Zahedan for burial.

The source added: "The security forces took a commitment from the Parmis family and all the students' teachers that the issue would not be covered by the media, and with this condition, they handed over his body to his family."

It is said that all the photos of Parmis were collected from inside the school by the security forces.

It should be noted that this incident happened during the shift of Mrs. Bokharai, whose husband is an employee of the Iranshahr Intelligence Department.

I think Khomenei is not so handsome to get angry so much because someone break his pic.

Iran regime treat like animals to non-Persian and non-Shiite people.

 

[mike2000 is back]

Maybe because there is more to being human than eating the best, wearing the best, living in the best house? A well looked after cattle also eats well, lives in best houses.



Iranians have a far far better ruling system than any Arab country in the world, it's just a fact. The mere fact that they are protesting is a testament to that. They firstly as a nation have the ability to see far beyond "eating the best, wearing the best, living in the best house" and feel the need to protest against what they think is unjust; secondly they actually can and do protest. In other countries mere writing of articles in newspapers make them being cut into pieces by surgical bonesaw. Iran may have many faults and their mullah regime has room for great improvements but there is no comparison between their government and the Arab governments.

I disagree. You just have to look at people arounf the world who visit or emigrate to gulf countries for work or greener pastures(including Iranians) to see that the Iranian regime hasnt done better than gulf states the way you claim. In fact i've hardly seen anyone saying they are travelling to iran for work or even visit. Lol those who do go to Iran for work/visit/better life or some other reasons is mostly poor Afghanistan (one of the poorest countries on earth) or to some extent Pakistanis(i guess most for religious reasons as some Shias the country as a holy ground for shiasm i suppose).
Meanwile people around the world travel to gulf states countries for work, greener pastures and or even living/settling there. In fact even westerners do travel to gulf states for work. You can't even compare both regions to be honest. Gulf states are more intergrated with world markets and they do live in a more globalised world.
I dont think ive heard of people from Gulf coubtries emigrating to Iran for work or better life, but the opposite is true(Iranians travel to gulf states for that).

 

[raptor22]

I disagree. You just have to look at people arounf the world who visit or emigrate to gulf countries for work or greener pastures(including Iranians) to see that the Iranian regime hasnt done better than gulf states the way you claim. In fact i've hardly seen anyone saying they are travelling to iran for work or even visit. Lol those who do go to Iran for work/visit/better life or some other reasons is mostly poor Afghanistan (one of the poorest countries on earth) or to some extent Pakistanis(i guess most for religious reasons as some Shias the country as a holy ground for shiasm i suppose).
Meanwile people around the world travel to gulf states countries for work, greener pastures and or even living/settling there. In fact even westerners do travel to gulf states for work. You can't even compare both regions to be honest. Gulf states are more intergrated with world markets and they do live in a more globalised world.
I dont think ive heard of people from Gulf coubtries emigrating to Iran for work or better life, but the opposite is true(Iranians travel to gulf states for that).

Well start sanctioning them for democracy, human right and other issues to see who would be more integrated with world markets and live in a more globalized world.
Poor Afghanistan was dragged into the war by American in 80s against USSR and then left alone with Taliban and again were attacked by American in 2001 and then left alone with Taliban in 2020 ...

کشته شدن یک دختر پایه سوم راهنمایی در ایرانشهر در اثر ضرب و شتم نیروهای امنیتی در مدرسه – حال وش

haalvsh.org

(Google Translate from Farsi)



I think Khomenei is not so handsome to get angry so much because someone break his pic.

Iran regime treat like animals to non-Persian and non-Shiite people.

Ministry of Education statement clearly stated there is no such a student in that city let alone in that school, like how they lied about Mahsa that was beaten by police and died.

 

[Homajon]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1587360283395342338

 

[BHAN85]

Ministry of Education statement clearly stated there is no such a student in that city let alone in that school, like how they lied about Mahsa that was beaten by police and died.

I hope you're right, because the note is horrible.

Some url source about your claim?

 

[Oublious]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1587360283395342338

how many persians are dead?

faked up...