The evil of Israel must be erased

Into the Night said:
Under what rule, dude? Censorship is not a rule of JPP. He just hates Israel because they are beating the crap out of Iran and it's violent proxies.
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Under the "Death to America" clause of get the fuck out of here goat raper rule.

Unless of course you have written consent from the goat.
 
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Martyr Larijani was a source of inspiration and guide​



The Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) says Ali Larijani, the late secretary of the top security body, who was martyred in the US-Israeli bombing, was a source of inspiration for the people and a guide and mentor.

In a message on Wednesday, marking the 40th day since the assassination of Larijani, the SNSC Secretariat called him a practical manifestation of the one who sincerely believed in Velayat‑e Faqih (Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist), and followed the Leader of the Islamic Revolution.

Remembering Martyr Larijani as "the brave and far-sighted" SNSC secretary, the statement noted that the late security chief devoted his fruitful life entirely to serving Iran, the proud nation, and the Islamic Revolution, leaving behind a lasting legacy of revolutionary, wise, and noble actions that will be remembered for years to come.

Larijani was always ready and willing to shoulder serious responsibilities and difficult tasks for the sake of his country and thus was considered a torch-bearer in the realm of political decision-making.

His words were penetrating and groundbreaking, separating truth from falsehood and the good from evil, and his actions helped the nation navigate dangerous moments, the message stated.

On March 17, Larijani, along with his son Morteza, deputy for security affairs at the SNSC’s secretariat, Alireza Bayat and several members of their security team, was assassinated in Tehran in a US-Israeli airstrike as part of the war of aggression against the country.
 
Grokmaster said:
Life in Iran...for the "crime" of being gay.


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Another crude lie.

Kabul, Afghanistan, on August 8, 2001 (during Taliban rule).

gettyimages.com
The photo depicts four Afghans publicly hanged in a makeshift gallows (sometimes described as a scaffold structure) in a public square in Kabul. Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar ordered the executions after the men were convicted of allegedly masterminding several bomb blasts in Kabul the previous year. They were hanged publicly as a deterrent, consistent with Taliban practices at the time of carrying out executions in public spaces (often stadiums or squares).

afghanislamicpress.com
Contemporary reports (e.g., from Afghan Islamic Press and news outlets) confirm the four men were hanged to death that day in Kabul for the bombings. Photos from the event, including those archived on Getty Images (credited to AFP photographers), show the men hanging from the gallows structure afterward. The setup was improvised/portable, matching the image’s wooden frame on what appears to be a flatbed truck platform (a common way to create mobile or quickly erected execution structures in such contexts). A white van (possibly a security or official vehicle) is visible nearby, along with onlookers, power lines, and urban/rural-edge elements typical of Kabul at the time.

gettyimages.com
This was part of the Taliban’s broader use of public executions and corporal punishments during their 1996–2001 rule. The photo has been used in archival/news contexts to document these events (pre-dating the 2001 U.S. invasion and Taliban ouster). Note that similar public displays occurred later (e.g., body hangings from cranes in Herat in 2021), but this specific image aligns with the documented 2001 Kabul quadruple hanging.


 
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