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Conflict with Islamists[edit]​

In 1963, Mohammad Reza launched the White Revolution, a series of far-reaching reforms, which caused much opposition from the religious scholars. They were enraged that the referendum approving of the White Revolution in 1963 allowed women to vote, with the Ayatollah Khomeini saying in his sermons that the fate of Iran should never be allowed to be decided by women.[132] In 1963 and 1964, nationwide demonstrations against Mohammad Reza's rule took place all over Iran, with the centre of the unrest being the holy city of Qom.[133] Students studying to be imams at Qom were most active in the protests, and Ayatollah Khomeini emerged as one of the leaders, giving sermons calling for the Shah's overthrow.[133] At least 200 people were killed, with the police throwing some students to their deaths from high buildings, and Khomeini was exiled to Iraq in August 1964.[134]

An Amnesty International assessment on Iran for 1974–1975 stated:

“The total number of political prisoners has been reported at times throughout the year [1975] to be anything from 25,000 to 100,000".[279][280]
 
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Conflict with Islamists[edit]​

In 1963, Mohammad Reza launched the White Revolution, a series of far-reaching reforms, which caused much opposition from the religious scholars. They were enraged that the referendum approving of the White Revolution in 1963 allowed women to vote, with the Ayatollah Khomeini saying in his sermons that the fate of Iran should never be allowed to be decided by women.[132] In 1963 and 1964, nationwide demonstrations against Mohammad Reza's rule took place all over Iran, with the centre of the unrest being the holy city of Qom.[133] Students studying to be imams at Qom were most active in the protests, and Ayatollah Khomeini emerged as one of the leaders, giving sermons calling for the Shah's overthrow.[133] At least 200 people were killed, with the police throwing some students to their deaths from high buildings, and Khomeini was exiled to Iraq in August 1964.[134]

An Amnesty International assessment on Iran for 1974–1975 stated:
See how I did that in 5 words

religious leaders and the fanatics
 
Ok. The Shah imprisoned 25,000 to 100,000 political prisoners in 1975.
I have no doubt there were some locked up fanatic's. how many ?
if you told me you had $25 to $100 in your pocket, I would think you were very bad at math. and also clueless.
Amnesty International ?
Much like Biden has done to the J6'ers.
Fact is some of these people who assaulted police should be locked up. while other who were not even in DC are wrongly locked away.

I posted a video awhile back. you did not answer my question.
no one in my circle had seen it before. even now only 2500 views.
 
There's a J6 documentary out there that I'll show you when I find it. It shines light on a lot of things that the was wrong with the whole prosecution of it and how it happened with a timeline. When you watch it you'll see how the MSM is a pawn for the Establishment.

Like all J6 stuff the algorithms' choke down all that type of info and it's not exactly going to be on page one of any Google search.
 
There are 2 sides to Jan 6 story, the ones We hear are both ... say......... extreme ? one sided.
but the fact is when a citizen see's a law enforcement person no matter what you are doing...... stand down. do not get physical period. wrongs on both sides that day look to of happened.
 
There are 2 sides to Jan 6 story, the ones We hear are both ... say......... extreme ? one sided.
but the fact is when a citizen see's a law enforcement person no matter what you are doing...... stand down. do not get physical period. wrongs on both sides that day look to of happened.
I finally found it:


 
There are 2 sides to Jan 6 story, the ones We hear are both ... say......... extreme ? one sided.
but the fact is when a citizen see's a law enforcement person no matter what you are doing...... stand down. do not get physical period. wrongs on both sides that day look to of happened.
The big issue for me and others is that J6 was prosecuted by a partisan congressional group and much differently than the BLM riots. Kamala Harris used her podium to solicit donations to free the felons!

Except for a couple of guys breaking windows, the J6'ers did not commit any felonies. Just trespassing and if one accounts for all the FBI agents mixed into and instigating the crowd like Ray Epps then why even prosecute? On top of the Capitol PD escorting J6'ers in and around the building? On top of the Officer killing of Ashli Babbitt that has yet to be prosecuted? On top of all the lies about how a fire extinguisher was used to bludgeon that one officer to death? His brother said he spoke to him later that night when he was home and he said he was fine. I could go on but it's all BS concocted by the Establishment and endorsed by Pelosi who suffers from TDS.

Trump Derangement Syndrome.
 
The big issue for me and others is that J6 was prosecuted by a partisan congressional group and much differently than the BLM riots. Kamala Harris used her podium to solicit donations to free the felons!
That is just spin. not that it's not true. but comparing the 2 things is a spin. the old 2 wrongs don't make it right Rule.


If you want to live under laws, law enforcement must be respected.
 
It's not spin if it's true in both cases and wrong in both cases. The point is that there is a two-tiered system of prosecuting people and that the DOJ has been weaponized against anyone Biden doesn't like.
 
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