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At least two Iranian journalists at a state-owned media outlet reportedly resigned from their jobs, with one of them apologizing to viewers for "the 13 years I told you lies." There's a good chance those two brave journalist will lose their lives - or the lives of someone they love. Midnight knocks happen in Iran... often the people taken are never seen again. Prayers for these two brave men... may God watch over them..

Partner, it is amazing that this type of Nazi type behavior still exists in this day.

The Gastapo type of atmosphere will end when they completely get rid of the Mullahs ruling in Iran and all the people in Iran can vote a Constitutional government.

The Iranian folks are Persian folks since there great...grandparents were told with a very sharp sword to their necks to accept the Mooselimb religion or else.

The YW do not want to wear that silly Hajib and I am being told that the religious police stay away since they will be beaten up by these YW.

The Mullahs will continue to rule over these folks since nobody wants to get the ruling Mullahs out of power but they are making rumblings right now. We need to support the folks that are protesting the The Mullahs. The time has come to just leave the power in Iran to other folks who want to progress instead of the Mullahs. Somebody in Iran just needs to say that we are in the year 2020 and not 1220.

“The Iranian folks are Persian folks since there great...grandparents were told with a very sharp sword to their necks to accept the Mooselimb religion or else.”

Lose the rose-colored glasses. They took up Fatimid (Shiite) Islam when it had been eradicated from Egypt by Salladin, and they stuck with it when the Mongols invaded. The latter ultimately converted in significant numbers and intermarried with the locals. Their eradication of the Assassin cult made them very popular. That’s why so many Iranians have oriental eyes. So much for the “Aryan” claim.

Eric Hoffer says in True Believer there is no more zealous and aggressive proselytizer than one whose conversion was coerced. It’s a way of overcompensating for the guilt of changing one’s faith under duress.