For the first time, the world can see the January massacre unfold in sequence, through the lenses of the brave Iranians who took to the streets and documented what happened around them, sometimes in their final moments.
Hours of previously unseen footage, gathered and preserved by @ManotoNews, reveal the scale of the Islamic Republic’s mass killing of protesters. There is no outside narrator. The Iranian people recorded their own courage, the regime’s brutality and the truth it tried to conceal.
https://t.co/NOOTlRYZ19
Read the investigation by @AndyJehring and @NatalieLisbona, and watch the four-part documentary This Is Our Story.
They risked everything to leave this evidence behind. The least the world can do is watch, share and refuse to let their voices be silenced.
Content warning: graphic and deeply distressing footage.
https://t.co/q4C99k9BWE
خامنهای؛ اونا میگن ما دخترتونو (اورانیوم)
میخواهیم ما هم بهشون میگیم غلط میکنید
چند ماه بعد
مجری: آیا اورانیوم ۶۰ درصد رو تحویل میدید
پزشکیان؛ بعععععععععله ((:
"When are the Iranian people going to rise up and fight?"
President Trump, you were the one who told the Iranian people to stay home, and not take to the streets while there's war going on. They followed your advice.
But they don't know where you stand. And they don't know if the January massacre will repeat itself. They wonder if anyone will stand with them when they face off against armed islamic terrorists in the streets once more. They don't want another 100,000 innocents to be slaughtered.
In order for a revolution to happen, the people will at least need air support so that regime forces have nowhere to gather or hide. Ideally weapons too.
If you can provide this, then the uprising can actually succeed rather than end in another bloodbath.
The final battle rests with the people inside Iran, but it also depends on your commitment towards helping them.
Probably when they have a means to defend themselves and you allow Israel to assist with whatever is needed instead of preventing them from targeting Basij thugs
I didn't know our objectives in the war against Iran are: 1. cheap oil and, 2. no nukes. I thought it was: 1. no nukes, 2. no enriched uranium, 3. help is on the way for the Iranian people. Of course, the Strait of Hormuz must remain international waters and open. But it was open before the war. It was never an objective for going to war. That said, given the Iranian regime's actions re the Strait, we obviously must confront them there and we are. But even there, we are not declaring that the Iranian regime mustn't control any aspect of the Strait, but that oil must be cheap. We are ratcheting down our war objectives, at least in the public statements of senior officials.