Tragic incident yes, but this is pure selective outrage. Thousands of Iranian girls were beaten, r*ped, imprisoned, and killed by their own regime for protesting. You said nothing.
Suddenly Iranian lives matter to you when it fits your narrative. Also, you might want to check your sources on this.
Unfollow me I don't really care, but please stop with the fucking fake outrage. You're way too privileged to tell citizens of another country how they should feel about a certain issue. Iranians have been killed for years under the current regime.
I am so sick and tired of the narrative that immigrants need to be highly skilled individuals to deserve a better life here. Why is someone's worth directly related to which tax bracket they sit in upon arrival?
A "Sir" worth £30,000,000,000 and who moved his residency to Monaco to avoid tax....calls out immigrants as the problem.
This man is the manifestation of all that's wrong with society, not the poor person seeking a better life.
Yes you could walk around the streets of Tehran without a hijab because you are paid by the regime to do propaganda for them
Glad we could clear that one up
BREAKING: 🚨🇪🇺🇫🇷
France and Spain have withdrawn their objections,
All 27 EU member states now back the designation of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terror group.
Let us never forget it was the toxic French AntiAmericanism which let the terrorist Khomeini to power in 1979 one of 3 most tragic moments of history of 20th century with lasting impact for our world which we need and will to fix now
The French even taxied him back
Eternal shame France
You may not have any influence on anything anymore in EU please @EmmanuelMacron
Why would France and Britain label their creation a terrorist organisation?
They both worked hard to install the Muslim maniacs in Iran in 1979. It’ll be embarrassing to make a u-turn.
I’m devastated. A good friend and dormmate of mine, Amin Pourfarhang, has been sentenced to death after protesting in Iran 😭 He’s one of the kindest people I’ve ever known.
Please share. Visibility raises the cost for the Islamic Republic and may stop this execution!
This was Borna Dehghani.
His parents urged him not to join the protests in Iran but he told them:
“If I don’t go, nothing will change.”
Iranian regime forces shot him dead.
He gave his life for freedom.
He was just 18 years old.
Imagine being an average Iranian. You want a job, a family, a normal life. You come home to dry taps because there is no water. Your child cannot watch television because electricity fails. Food is unaffordable as inflation erases your salary. You cannot speak freely, protest, or leave. You watch IRGC officers and Iraqi militias earn higher pay and live under protection while you are treated as expendable. This is when life itself loses meaning, and the fear of being shot at a protest no longer restrains you. This is where we’re at. That’s the mood.
BREAKING: An elderly Iranian woman cries out after a regime projectile strikes her in the face:
“I’m not afraid! I’m not afraid! I’ve been dead for 47 years!”
This is the courage of Iran’s people.
I've marched alongside Jews condemning the genocide in Gaza.
The fight against antisemitism and the fight for Palestinian liberation are part of the same anti-racist struggle.
The two are not and have never been mutually exclusive.
This was just last night in Westminster.