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    1. shiftless_wonder on

      >“Canada, it’s my saviour,” she said of her new home. “It was my hero and saved me from the Islamic regime. And I might live in Canada even afterwards … because I’m not sure what is happening in Iran.”

      Not usually a fan of protests or smoking but [this is pretty badass](https://x.com/jon_delorraine/status/2009787242718568641).

    2. Interesting how people are so desperate to show their support to people of Iran to get Freedom but never say a word about countries like North Korea or Eritrea or South Sudan, I wonder why?

      I believe Iranian people deserve all the freedom and all the opportunities but this sh*t is now turning into propaganda by people who have literally nothing to do with Iran or Iranian people

    3. *She is optimistic as well as hopeful. “Actually, it was a really big movement during the past 47 years,” she said, referring to the 1989 death of the Ayatollah Khomeini.*

      Well that math ain’t mathing. I guess the 1979 revolution couldn’t possibly have been the initial event. /s

      It is a shame smoking does look cool when it’s such a filthy habit.

    4. xl-Colonel_Angus-lx on

      Those poor people. I read at least 12,000 dead. Armed patrols enforcing martial law now

    5. If I heard a diaspora Canadian having an opinion on our country, I wouldn’t want to hear it. Besides, this is Israel’s and the US’s colour revolution, not ours.

    6. If 47 years of oppression and mismanagement and thousands of people killed didn’t inspire the Iranian diaspora, but a lady lighting a cigarette did, that’s a neat summary of why Iran is such a mess!

    7. TurbulentWinters on

      Where are the pro Palestinians protesting against the Iranian dictatorship regime killing of innocent Muslims?

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