Your welcome Democrats and thank you Donald J Trump
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/wo...tollah-Islamic-Republic-Tehran-Pictures-Video
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/wo...tollah-Islamic-Republic-Tehran-Pictures-Video
It's not like the Iranian citizens are armed to the teeth like we are here.
There is no upside in getting involved in any way, shape or form, therefore
I see no reason to do anything but to sit back and watch.
As for Obama, he's note even a blip on the radar any longer. He is officially meaningless.
Maybe they're thinking or hoping Trump will help them, but I don't think he can at this point
At least with Obama, they understood there was no way in he'll that pussy would do anything
At least with Obama, they understood there was no way in he'll that pussy would do anything
[h=1]'Death to the Ayatollah': Iranian protests get bloody as two demonstrators are 'shot dead' after angry crowds burn down a government building and torch cars while thousands take to streets to call for revolution in biggest revolt since 2009[/h]
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- Protests spreading across Iran at night after earlier clashes at Tehran University
- Video appears to show two young men shot dead in the western city of Dorud
- Government offices set fire to, Supreme Leader's picture pulled down by crowd
- Donald Trump tweeted speech in which he said oppressive regimes can't last
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A videos posted on social media appeared to show two young Iranian men lying motionless on the ground and covered with blood and a voiceover said they had been shot dead by police.
It claimed security forces fired on protesters in the western town of Dorud and killed at least two as other protesters in the same video were chanting, 'I will kill whoever killed my brother!'.
Other videos showed protesters setting fire to a government office in the city of Khorramabad while in the capital Tehran, demonstrators were filmed tearing down a picture of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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It claimed security forces fired on protesters in the western town of Dorud and killed at least two as other protesters in the same video were chanting, 'I will kill whoever killed my brother!'.
Other videos showed protesters setting fire to a government office in the city of Khorramabad while in the capital Tehran, demonstrators were filmed tearing down a picture of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Demonstrators attacked a town hall in Tehran as protests spilled into a third night despite government warnings against any further 'illegal gatherings' and moves to cut off the internet on mobiles.
After a day of clashes between rock throwing protesters and riot police, who responded with tear gas, at Tehran University, the demonstrations continued after dark and spread across the country.
There was chaos earlier around the capital's university as hundreds took to the streets, blocking traffic and shouting slogans against the regime.
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Travel restrictions and a near-total media blackout from official agencies, made it difficult to confirm the reports.
The demonstrations appear to be the largest to strike the Islamic Republic since the protests that followed the country's disputed 2009 presidential election.
Thousands already have taken to the streets of cities across Iran, beginning at first on Thursday in Mashhad, the country's second-largest city and a holy site for Shiite pilgrims.
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After a day of clashes between rock throwing protesters and riot police, who responded with tear gas, at Tehran University, the demonstrations continued after dark and spread across the country.
There was chaos earlier around the capital's university as hundreds took to the streets, blocking traffic and shouting slogans against the regime.
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Travel restrictions and a near-total media blackout from official agencies, made it difficult to confirm the reports.
The demonstrations appear to be the largest to strike the Islamic Republic since the protests that followed the country's disputed 2009 presidential election.
Thousands already have taken to the streets of cities across Iran, beginning at first on Thursday in Mashhad, the country's second-largest city and a holy site for Shiite pilgrims.
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A large crowd took to the streets of Tehran to protest against the government for a third day
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A crowd tore down a banner depicting the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been the focus for much of the Iranian protesters anger
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The demonstrations are the largest in Iran since those that took place after the disputed presidential election of 2009
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But the authorities could also count on a show of strength, with hundreds of counter-demonstrators seizing control of the university entrance, chanting 'Death to the seditionists'.
The authorities were also fortunate that annual rallies marking the defeat of the 2009 protest movement had already been scheduled for Saturday morning and brought thousands of regime supporters to the streets across the country.
The rallies, scheduled weeks earlier, commemorated a challenging those who rejected the re-election of hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad amid fraud allegations.
US President Donald Trump posted on Twitter two clips of his speech to the UN General Assembly in September in which he took aim at the Iranian regime, which Washington has held out as its top adversary in the Middle East.
'Oppressive regimes cannot endure forever, and the day will come when the Iranian people will face a choice. The world is watching!' he tweeted, quoting from the speech.
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The authorities were also fortunate that annual rallies marking the defeat of the 2009 protest movement had already been scheduled for Saturday morning and brought thousands of regime supporters to the streets across the country.
The rallies, scheduled weeks earlier, commemorated a challenging those who rejected the re-election of hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad amid fraud allegations.
US President Donald Trump posted on Twitter two clips of his speech to the UN General Assembly in September in which he took aim at the Iranian regime, which Washington has held out as its top adversary in the Middle East.
'Oppressive regimes cannot endure forever, and the day will come when the Iranian people will face a choice. The world is watching!' he tweeted, quoting from the speech.
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