(October 6, 2022 at 3:20 pm)Leonardo17 Wrote: Ok Admin. Sorry.

As of today the death toll in the protests has risen to 154. There is also an account of a rape of a minor in one of the provinces of Iran by a police officer. I'm also going to share the names of the known victims (according to a website called iranwire):

Minoo Majidi, 20 September, Kermanshah, female
Ali Mozaffari, 21 September, Gouchan, member of Ghoochan Saipa Volleyball Team, male
Maziar Soleimanian, 22 September, Rasht, member of Rasht’s Septemberidrood Football Team Fan Club, male, shot by security forces
Mohsen Mohammadi, 19 September, Divandarreh, male
Fereydoon Mahmoudi, 19 September, Saghez, male, shot by security forces
Reza Lotfi, 19 September, Dehgolan, male, shot by security forces
Farjad Darvishi, 20 September, Balo, Urmia, aged 23. male, shot by security forces
Zakaria Khayal, 20 September, Piranshahr, aged 16. male, shot by security forces
Fouad Ghadimi, 18 September, Divandarreh, male
Danesh Rahnama, 21 September, Balo, Urmia, aged 25. male, shot by security forces
Sadreddin Litani, 21 September, Oshnavieh, aged 27, male
Milan Haghighi, 21 September, Oshnavieh, male, shot by security forces
Amin M’arefat (Maaroufi), 21 September, Oshnavieh, aged 16. son of Abu Bakr, male, shot by security forces in the head
Mehdi Asgari, 24 September, Garmsar, aged 25. male
Seyed Mehdi Mousavi, 21 September, Zanjan, aged 16. male
Hadis Najafi, 23 September, Karaj, aged 23. female
Behnam Layeghpour, 21 September, Rasht, tatoo artist, male, shot by security forces
Hossein Ali Kia, 24 September, Mazandaran, Elecrical Engineerin Student at Mazandaran University of Technology and Science, male
Mohammad Hossein Sarvari-Rad, 24 September, Garmsar, male, A member of the paramilitary Basij forces who was killed by a shot meant for protesters
Morteza Nowroozi, 24 September, Langarood, male
Javad Heydari, 22 September, Qazvin, male
Pedram Azarnoush, 22 September, Dehdasht, male
Mehrdad Behnam-Asl, 22 September, Dehdasht, male
Amir Nowruzi, 21 September, Bandar Anzali, aged 16. male, shot by security forces
Farzin Lotfi, 20 September, Rezvan Shahr, Gilan, aged 35. male, shot by security forces
Sasan Ghorbani, 22 September, Rezvan Shahr, Gilan, aged 32, male
Yasin Jamalzadeh, 21 September, Shanderman Village, Father of two daughters, male, shot by security forces
Ghazaleh Chalavi, 21 September, Amol, aged 32, mountaineer, female
Hannaneh Kia, 21 September, Tehran, female, killed in Sattar Khan Avenue, shot by security forces
Mahsa Mogouei, 22 September, Foolad Shahr, aged 18, female, shot by security forces
Parsa Rezadoust, 23 September, Hashtgerd, aged 17, male
Saeed Mohammadi, 21 September, Eslamabad-e Gharb, aged 21, male
Amir Ali Fooladi, 21 September, Eslamabad-e Gharb, aged 16. male
Mehdi (Mohammad) Fallah, 21 September, Amol, male
Erfan Rezaei, 21 September, Amol, aged 21, male
Mohammad Hassan Torkaman, 21 September, Babol, aged 27, born in Isfahan, lives in Babol, male, shot by security forces
Reza Shahparnia, 20 September, Kermanshah, aged 20.,male
Mohsen Ghaysari, 21 September, Ilam, aged 32, male, shot by security forces
Matin Abdollahpour, 21 September, Balo, Urmia, aged 16, male, shot by security forces
Fardin Bakhtiari, 19 September, Sanandaj, male, shot by security forces
Milad Zare, 21 September, Babol, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Reza Eskandari, 21 September, Pakdasht, Karaj, aged 25, athlete and jeweler, male, shot by security forces
Sarina Esmailzadeh, 21 September, Mehr Shahr, Karaj, aged 16, female, beaten to death by security forces
Matin Abdollahpour, 29 September, Urmia, male, shot by security forces
Iman Mohammadi, 21 September, Eslamabad-e Gharb, male, shot by security forces
Nika Shahkarami, 20 September, Tehran, aged 17, went missing during protests in Tehran's Keshavaraz Boulevard. Went missing during the protests on September 20. Her body was found 10 days later in Kahrizak morgue
Hamzeh Narouei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Mohammad, male, shot by security forces
Abdolrahman Baluchikhah, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Shayeh, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Amin Gamshad-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Abdolhamid, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Reza Adib Tootazehi, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Seyed Mohammad, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Brahui, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Aminollah Ghaljaei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Omran Shahbakhsh, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Abdul Qayyum, male, shot by security forces
Yaser Shahbakhsh, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Haj Taj Mohammad, male, shot by security forces
Eghbal Shahnavazi, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Abu Bakr Ali-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Abdul Shakur, male, shot by security forces
Jalil Mohammad-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Rahman, male, shot by security forces
Hamid Isa-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Nematollah Kubdani, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Hamid Narouei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Mohammad Ali, shot by security forces
Samad Shahuzehhei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Shir Ali, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Sadigh Narouei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Sirajuddin, male, shot by security forces
Lal Mohammad Alizehei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Zarif, male, shot by security forces
Hamzeh Narouei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Abu Bakr Ali-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Omar Shahnavazi, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Mohammad Sharif, male, shot by security forces
Abdulghafoor Noor-Barahui, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Hamid Narouei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Farzad Shahbakhsh, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Ghaljei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Rigi, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Amir Hamzeh Shahnavazi, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Lal Mohammad Anshini, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Balal Anshini, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Salahuddin Gamshad-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Ebrahim Gorgij, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Ahmad Shahbakhsh, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Eghbal Naebzehei (Shahnavazi), 30 September, Zahedan, aged 16. No ID card, male, shot by security forces
Ahmad Sargolzaei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Farough-Rakhsh, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Mansour Rakhshani, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Abdolmalek Shahbaksh, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Ali Akbar Halgheh-Begoosh, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Younes Narouei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Jalil Rakhshani, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Mohsen Gamshadzehei, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Omran Hassanzehei, 30 September, Zahedan, son of Ali, male, shot by security forces
Vahid Hovat, 30 September, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces
Amir Hossein Mir Kazehi Riggi, 30 September, Zahedan, aged 19, son of Ebrahim, male, shot by security forces
Mohammad Ali Gamshad-Zehei, 30 September, Zahedan, aged 18, male, shot by security forces
Amir Mehdi Farrokhiour, 28 September, Tehran, aged 17, killed in Laleh Park in Keshavarz Boulevard, male, shot by security forces
Rafe Narui, 30 September, Zahedan, aged 23, male, shot by security forces
Ali Agheli (Narui), 30 September, Zahedan, aged 28, male, shot by security forces
Mokhtar Ahmadi, 1 October, Marivan, male, shot by security forces
Amir Hossein Basati, 1 October, Kermanshah, aged 15, male, shot by security forces
Morteza Hassanzani, 3 October, Zahedan, male, shot from a military helicopter north of Zahedan
Zolfaghar Jan Hassanzani, 3 October, Zahedan, male, shot from a military helicopter north of Zahedan
Arman Hassanzani, 3 October, Zahedan, male, shot from a military helicopter north of Zahedan
Mahmoud Hassanzani, 3 October, Zahedan, male, shot from a military helicopter north of Zahedan
Samer Hashemzehie, 1 October, Zahedan, male, shot by security forces

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Greetings to Leonardo 17

Thank you for writing the names of many martyrs of liberalism and humanism in Iran!

Yesterday again, a dear girl and artist who was a writer and photographer and loved music was arrested by the anti-riot police and then they beat her head and body with a baton so much that she died with pain!

She is Sarina Ismailzadeh. He was only 16 years old.

Those who killed this girl were worshipers of Allah.

This girl had artistic channels on Telegram.

Muslim prostitutes who are members of Iran's Ministry of Information tell ugly lies against Nika and Sarina.

Please ask the people of your country to support the Iranian women's uprising and become members of Sarina's Telegram channels.


I am not a Christian. But I know that Christ was a real kindhearted and clement to the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad. Even if Christianity is not a good religion for today's world, there is no doubt that Jesus was kind with followers well and was kind with enemies well.

Christ was whipped and tortured at the crucifixion. And I, who am an agnostic, am affected by the torture of Jesus.

But know that the fanatical Muslims tortured them in killing these two girls,Nika & Sarina, more severe and savaglery than the Jesus was tortured. These girls are more marthyrdom than Jesus.

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There are such doubts. Jesus called a woman who sought his help a bitch, literally a bitch, and wondered why he should feed the dogs instead of the people- and the women seeking the help was so witty and self-debasing in her reply as-a-bitch begging for table scraps (with her dying child..so, you know, trivial matters....), that it pleased him and made him heartily laugh, and on that basis, he helped that bitch With Magic™.

(October 7, 2022 at 2:01 pm)The Grand Nudger Wrote: There are such doubts.  Jesus called a woman who sought his help a bitch, literally a bitch, and wondered why he should feed the dogs instead of the people- and the women seeking the help was so witty and self-debasing in her reply as-a-bitch begging for table scraps (with her dying child..so, you know, trivial matters....), that it pleased him and made him heartily laugh, and on that basis, he helped that bitch.

Hello all users of forum
Please do not post about jesus in this topic.
I do not want this topic posts about uprsing in Iran will hide in unacociated

..................? Yes, users of the forum, don't post about jesus...........said the man who posted about jesus, and no doubt, no less. Eclectic...what you're seeing is the inevitable product of people who believe shit like that. Not a bug, not a glitch, a feature. Working as intended. It will keep happening so long as they do. Its the raison de entendre for Morality Police™ in the first place. They're not doing it wrong.

It's just that you, as a human being, have noticed that them doing it right..is..shall we say, less than ideal?

please open new topic about jesus and do not submit about jesus in this topic.

I want uprising info will not hidden in other subjects.

thanks

We can see that you are quite passionate about your posts. However, it is not up to you what other members speak of in their posts/replies.

Large font is similar to yelling and doesn't help your case.

There are rules and a community here. You are new and trying to dictate how the forum is run.

Let's calm down a bit, shall we?

@Leonardo17

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It’s OK in the sense that it doesn’t violate any rules. As a courtesy, though, it’s considered good form to place a post that long in hide tags. It just makes the thread more manageable if someone wants to quote you in a reply.

No worries.

Boru

Again, the American government wants to betray the people of Iran.
Today, it was written in the news that the American government has no plan to overthrow the Islamic government, and most of all, it wants the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran to remain in power and make reforms.

Meanwhile, the secular culture of the Iranian people in the Middle East is even higher and stronger than the Turkish people.
Iranian people want a new government with a constitution based on human rights laws. We want similar to the constitution of European countries.

The people of Iran will become a good ally for the people of Europe, America and Israel.