So western media (British, German etc) publish ridiculous things, eh? :
A young widow of 30, Kasiani Papadopoulou was forced to give away her three children a year ago when her money ran out and she was unable to pay for their food, her rent or send them to school with shoes or books.
www.dailymail.co.uk
In Greece, the trade in eggs and babies is flourishing, as poor young women from Bulgaria and Romania are blackmailed into handing over infants. Perpetrators can often rely on accomplices within the local government.
www.dw.com
Pregnant Bulgarians travel to Greece to sell their babies to couples desperate to adopt - an illegal trade which is flourishing while efforts to stop it flounder.
euobserver.com
Children, infants, toddlers, babies are sold en masse in Greece. Some of whom are then raped by paedocriminals, beaten, assassinated. And Greek regime goons are tolerating it, probably even making a buck out of the sordid business. Every detail is in the above articles. Simply monstrous.
Yes sure, a right-wing pro-capitalist paper like the UK's Daily Mail will have a vested interest in wanting to delegitimize austerity policies... not.
The reports I provided are detailed, they stem from multiple different sources, were published in different years, they cite multiple witnesses and investigation results. To simply try and dismiss them with a generalizing claim and a reference to someone who did not author any of them, isn't going to cut the mustard here.
No, western reporting on Iran is not bound by principles of journalism and is far less professional, because they can get away with it and have no consequences to fear. On the contrary, their regimes will applaud and support them for issuing lowly propaganda and disinformation about Iran.
Is this supposed to be some sort of a joke...? It seriously took you hours to dig out two ridiculous, out of context photographs which prove exactly zilch? And you're seriously trying to compare this gratuitous, random copy pasting with the in-depth papers I shared?
In the above one nobody's getting "beaten" at all. Also reason of arrest isn't specified. Could be literally any offense, dress code seems perfectly in order.
Same as above. Person could have insulted the officers, could have resisted arrest. Hence the absolute necessity to resort to physical force.
There are still some law enforcement officers in Iran who will do their work correctly, without letting themselves intimidate by the daily lies, psy-ops, and death threats by NATO-backed militants and terror grouplets. Because fact is that there's hardly a police force anywhere on this planet which will display such an extraordinary, elevated level of tolerance and restraint for petty offenses and crimes happening before their very eyes, sometimes even for more serious ones, like Islamic Iran's law enforcement.
And here's actual evidence, as opposed to some snippet pictures lifted out of God knows what video sequences, which themselves were probably edited to show just half of the story:
In this video, the profoundly incivil behaviour of various Iranian citizens towards police officers is clearly visible and audible... Disrespectfully tearing up and throwing away tickets they were handed for not following public regulations relative to Covid-19 prevention, bickering and ignoring requests of the police, responding with irony, and even kicking police cars.Only in Iran will police officers lower their heads in such a puny manner when confronted with rebellious citizens. In Europe including Greece, these people would have been arrested. In the US, brutally beaten up and possibly shot at; or, to put it in the accurate words of user WuDangMaster:
"There was show on TV back in the day called "Cops" and you should see how people would get tasered and maced the moment they tore up a ticket; you only need a little further escalation and the matter becomes a "justified homicide"."
In fact, abuse is a ritual part of regular arrests by police in America. Just an example out of thousands upon thousands littering the internet, and a "soft" enough one to stay within forum rules:
And this is how police operate in Greece: threats including of rape against women, outright torture of those unfortunate enough to get arrested by them, etc:
The Islamic Republic is a lofty, clean slated and magnificent system in international comparison. As opposed to the child and baby trafficker protecting Greek regime, which as a member to NATO also participates in war crimes.
I don't care about this. I debated a questionable statement passed of as established fact.
...that of de facto slaves to cut-throat banksters, zionists, freemasons, Brussels technocrats, Washington elites and globalist oligarchs. In regimes of the NATO zone, men and women are equal in their enslavement indeed.
As long as they're lucky enough not to be enslaved by multinational corporations and zionist nation-wreckers, or sold on some human trafficking markets, that is.
Your understanding of Iranian culture is shallow and faulty. As for Greek culture, it has faded and subsided, only to be turned into a consumer good and superficial outwardly marker for local national-zionists who instead of focusing their wrath on their ruling globalist oligarchs who have been methodically working to uproot and erase their people and identity from History, will fall for the propaganda and obsess about one of the only remaining states on earth which is actually resisting this common enemy of nations, namely Islamic Iran.
Implies nothing of the sort. Especially when people here are educated enough to know that Athenians did not even deem their women worthy enough to grant them the right to vote. Hahaha.
Also I'd recommend some healthy dose of wariness with regards to promulgating sweeping and deterministic cultural historic generalities about peoples. Not least because by this logic, some would be tempted to argue that nastiness towards children is not just being witnessed in present time Greek society, but that it is rooted in thousands of years of history...
en.wikipedia.org
