how frightened they are hang for 'an attack on god' shoot to mutilate
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n.b. These angry men of the theocracy have no answers to the questions being asked of them, except their inhumane treatment of the protesters, which might qualify it as godly, possibly, as gods aren’t human.
Every bullet fired into the bodies of women, every execution of a protesting man will only fire up the spirit of protest.
BLM, Ukraine women of Iran, China ...refuse to be slaves
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n.b. The national anthem of The People’s Republic of China contains the line;
“Rise up those who refuse to be slaves”
Being brought up in England, where the national anthem, unusually, is about a person, not the nation, I have not had much time for national anthems, but the anthem of the PRC, as reported in The Guardian newspaper, has a line that I would happily sing.
It appears that the people of China have taken the wordsto heart. After nearly THREE YEARS of the Zero Covid policy some have had enough.
“…you may fool people for a time, you can fool part of the people all the time, but you can’t fool all the people all the time.”
in the name of god armed men chase, beat, punch and kill defiant children
p.s. The Guardianof London reports that 58 protesting children, some as young as eight years, have been killed by the ‘Morality Police’ and their cadres, in the current freedom rallies.
One thing all children hold dear, is a sense of fairness. Any teacher of any year group, will confirm this to you. The children of Iran are no different.
young people have lost fear of authority's fist new freedom riders
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n.b. During my recent travels in the US I saw a statue of a woman sitting calmly. I saw the image repeatedly: in the Capitol in Washington DC; in Memphis TN; in Birmingham AL.
The woman was Rosa Parks. Her determined protest, to sit where she wanted to on a bus, regardless of the state law at that time that segregated people by skin coloration, fired up people tired of being oppressed, tired of being downtrodden. Her sitting down was a signal to others to stand up to inhuman authority.
In Iran, the people most oppressed by the theocracy, women, particularly young women, are tired of giving in too.
immorality police shoot into protest crowds Woman! Life! Freedom!
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n.b. Forty days of mourning for Mahsa Amini has become a rolling waveof grief as other innocent school children (girls and boys alike) have been murderedby the authorities, with others who have committed the capital crime of calling out the repressionof a brutal theocracy.
Birmingham's children could not be silenced by hate nor Iran's school girls
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n.b. School girls being beaten to death by Iranian security forces for refusing to be told what to wear and what to sing.
The Birmingham ‘Children’s Crusade’, equally spontaneous, filled Alabama’s police cells. The children knew that theirprotests, against violent racism, would clog up the legal system, without affecting the economics of their family homes, as a working parent being incarcerated would have done.
In Iran, the vicious treatment of women, is the response of men who have been told “No.”