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Oh no you didn’t ! and for this, fuck the US and Israel
Let’s not forget your regime killed tens of thousands of its own people. And for this, FUCK YOU
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I’m saving this.
wait wait wait you guys hate the US so much that you think the Iranian dictatorship didn’t murder its own people ?
You know they cut the internet there so that people there wouldn’t report what was going on, right ?
Did you know that you can actually use different sources of information to validate this ? Or is this too much to ask ?
the us empire is known for it’s constant attempts at regime change.
Israel cut off electricity, and the Internet to Gaza, murdered journalists and prevented foreign journalists from going and we still managed to get footage. Israel is much better at monitoring and media and narrative control, and still couldn’t hide what it was doing. Of course it didn’t help that their politicians and soldiers were boasting about it. “You can’t hide the sun”, if Iran killed tens of thousands then something would have surfaced.
Tens of thousands? Surely there will be some footage you can share of it. Something, anything, that would have reached the rest of the world. But you just parrot propaganda without evidence.
Oh no, Iran killed a bunch of rioters armed by Mossad and CIA that were gunning down cops and burning down military installations
You fell for propaganda
Hsha lol
Listen, I don’t doubt that the Iranian state killed some people. I am not a fool. However, I don’t buy that they slaughtered 10s of thousands of peaceful protestors in the street as the enemies of Iran claim. I am assuming that this is what the original commenter was referencing as that is the most commonly propagated story.
I consider it propaganda because the protests in Iran were obviously a foreign instigated attempt at regime change which failed. The actions of the Iranian state, including the internet blackout (which was an attempt disrupt communication between foreign agitators and their agents) and violence, are in some part why it failed. The current war in Iran is a result of that failure. This is not to say that the Iranian people have no reason to despise their state or resist it violently. I only claim that this sentiment was heavily exploited for the purpose of regime change, and had it succeded the greatest threat to the genocidal state of Israel would have been eliminated.
In that context any reporting from western sources should be treated with the utmost scrutiny or, given their record of manufacturing consent for violence, utter distrust. The sources given for their claims are completely unreliable and I encourage to search for any hard evidence.
Oops, you fell for my propaganda, and I didn’t even have to use real words.
I read your other comment?i misread a username
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The genocide in Gaza was fucking livestreamed and most Amerikkkans still didn’t believe it was a genocide.
You mean like Gaza? Explain to me why you believe the US is working with a country that is actively committing a genocide to “liberate” people
Yeah sure, but the difference is that this absolutely could be easily documented. Most iranians have phones, most could record evidence and save it for when they do have outside communication. Most news agencies would jump on this evidence and even pay money for it because it would support their narrative. We have significantly more means and a significantly greater motive (in the eyes of the american state atleast). We are not in the 1940s anymore. Not to mention that the US and Israel had access to Iranian street surveillance footage for years and would have produced video evidence for their claims if they could. You should read the brookings institute plan for US policy towards Iran.
I never denied that the Iranian government was repressive to be clear.
i heard they massacred 6 gorillion
The “protesters” were mercenaries & rioters led by the CIA & Mossad to kill civilians & police and to seize or set fire to government buildings. It was the standard faux color revolution playbook for regime change that the US has been using since at least the 1980s.
One reason they keep using it is because you keep falling for it.
