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They fired a 40mm tear-gas grenade into a man at point-blank range.
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They fired a 40mm tear-gas grenade into a man at point-blank range.https://t.co/iyW21R9wXR— Carlos Osweda (@COsweda) January 12, 2020
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Iran’s Islamic Regime Police brutally attacking Amir Kabir University students who are protesting against their government shooting down a Ukrainian commercial plane
Normally this would kill you, but this is why so many of the protestors are wearing armor.
The man fell down, but he was able to immediately get up and run to the left, helped by another man.
Multiple protestors are wearing white gloves for visibility.
They're making signals.
The security forces are being targeted with very bright pinpoint light.
You can see dots of light appearing and disappearing on the huge truck parked on the left.
My guess is that these are weapons for creating blindness.
In another video, two members of the security forces were bathed in a bright BLUE light.
It appeared from above, so that means that SOMEBODY was in the steel rafters under the raised highway.
The security forces don't wear eye protection.
White laser was first revealed in 2015.
But that was for commercial use. White laser is FAR more powerful than green.
If someone is using white laser on the eyes of the security forces, it makes the security forces useless.
This man survived a head-on collision at a combined speed of over 200 kilometers per hour.
Only a few broken bones. He was wearing cutting-edge body armor.
This man survived a head-on collision at a combined speed of over 200 kilometers per hour.
Only a few broken bones. He was wearing cutting-edge body armor.https://t.co/SzRhWdiL1J— Carlos Osweda (@COsweda) January 12, 2020
Chest, back, shoulder, and neck armor.
This is what many protestors in Iran are wearing.
It's to defeat projectiles such as 40mm tear-gas grenades.
It APPEARS that armored men are drawing fire, and then those who fired are hit with bright lights.
There are also armored rescue teams.
They run in and immediately help the fallen person get up and escape.
The regime is looking for any excuse to use live ammunition.
This protest is very well-designed to prevent the regime from getting its rationale for another savage crackdown.
And NOW, there's open war in the IRGC.
Sudan was easier, because the Sudanese love to engage in gun battles.
The dynamic in Iran is very different. We saw in November that the protestors had their own rifles.
But Iranians don't react well to gun battles.
This way is harder, but it's more effective.
I had no idea how regime change would come about in Iran.
It's clear that the process has begun, and the first step is the disintegration of the security forces.
After that? I don't know.
But it will be smart and permanent.
Watch it happen.
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ADDENDUM: "We're empty handed." They're wearing armor, and they may be using bright lights DEFENSIVELY, but they have no offensive weapons.
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"We're empty handed."
They're wearing armor, and they may be using bright lights DEFENSIVELY, but they have no offensive weapons.https://t.co/yIS8Y9tQvO— Carlos Osweda (@COsweda) January 12, 2020
And here's the blue light. The men are holding bullhorns and grenade launchers, neither of which create light.
I can't tell you what it is. I watched the video dozens of times, but I see no source of the light.
All I know is it came from above.
I certainly hope it happens this time. This is not the first time the Iranians have protested against the regime. Maybe Soleimani needed to officially be out of the picture first?
Soleimani was the keystone, both abroad and at home. DT recognized the Mullahs put too many eggs in one basket, and took away the basket. Combined with the economic vice, the future does not look bright for the regime.
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I’m curious how and who the protesters obtained the armor. A little from friends maybe?
Carlos Osweda Absolutely.
We're talking military grade armor. If you look closely, you can see that it's identical to the type of armor motorcyclist was wearing.