Iran Massacre: Thousands Dead, Outrage and Calls for Action
For over two weeks, Iran has been experiencing a manufactured silence due to the regime’s internet blackout, a tactic employed to suppress the ongoing post-massacre moment. This silence masks a reality of violence, where the state operates with impunity, killing and erasing narratives. Despite the dangers, Iranians are using alternative methods to share stories and document atrocities, revealing the resilience of the people. These voices, often unembellished, record names, places, and timelines, highlighting the acts of solidarity and defiance against the oppressive regime. The article suggests this insistence on being counted as human is the most dangerous thing in Iran right now.
John Q. Hosedrinker