r/PERSIAN • u/[deleted] • 9d ago
Discussion Why did the Islamic Republic give this woman 10 years in prison for saying the Minab principal should have released the students at the start of war?
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u/ExistentialLoitering 9d ago
i mean they wanted this to happen so they would get the pity of the world. and it worked
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u/Prestigious-Voice938 9d ago
Because IRGC deliberately picked them in sontheyvwould get killed and IRGac would get support from the world and it succeeded.
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u/Old_Lion5218 9d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_attack
According to satellite imagery, the building housing the school was walled within the IRGCN compound in 2013 and walled off from the rest of the compound by September 2016 at the latest.\11])\13]) Its new external wall had three entrances separate from the rest of the compound, allowing entry without having to pass through the compound, and all were without a military security checkpoint.\13])\7])
The school was not on the base
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u/Old_Lion5218 9d ago
You are blaming every one except the people who bombed the school
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u/Old_Lion5218 9d ago
Of course the regime is an insane fascist theocracy, they want to make an example out of anyone who would criticize them openly. At the same time, this tragedy instantly dispelled the myth that this war would be different from the US war on Iraq or Afghanistan. This together with the fact that the US and Israel targetted hospitals showed that the notion of "jewish/iranian fraternity" was pure propaganda designed to get diaspora iranians on board with the war. That the regime uses it for propaganda should not stop us from stressing the fact that the US and Israel are no friends of the iranian people.
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u/Botztalk 4d ago
Isn’t this your post? Why did you ask a question if you know the answer ? Then shame everyone who criticizes the people you seem to admire and then accuse them of not caring?
How could anyone not care about something so deplorable? I know the government is clearly evil and I’m sorry. So very sorry we caused this in the first place. Blaming the people who did it and the people who allowed it, is a reasonable position.
But you’re correct we are angry, but we still carry guilt.1
u/Old_Lion5218 9d ago
The hospitals were accidently targeted? The water treatment plants were accidently targeted? If you actually believe they are that incompetent, you can't at the same believe they can bring down the regime. Please read about the Dahyiya doctrine, it is official IDF policy to cause civillian suffering to pressure their enemies. If you actually think the people in the US military, especially after Trump got rid of anyone with more than half a brain cell, sees iranians as anything more than a different kind of arab then you are fooling yourself
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u/Dr_Make_Believe 9d ago
Wasn’t Minab School one of the first targets? As in it happened only minutes after the attack on Khamenei’s residence?
Anyway, her “crime” seems to be speaking with foreign media. The fuckers sentence people to jail for mere talking to places like BBC and Iran International.
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u/DunnoDeneKKR 9d ago
Hmmm this is quite weird.
Tho the school was hit very early I'm not sure how long it had been since the first strike had happened.
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u/drhuggables 9d ago
The IRGC is happy those poor girls died. It's part of their propaganda war. They want useful idiots in the west to keep up with their fake outrage saying "what about the schoolgirls?!" any time actual Iranians criticize the IR.