2,011 of 2,596·ArchiveUp nextگفتگو با ایرج مصداقی: آمریکا، اسرائیل، قطر و جمهوریاسلامی! به کدام سمت میرویم؟May 25, 20261:302.4K views37 likesShareWatch on FacebookWatch on InstagramTranscriptTap any line to jump the video to that moment0:00to prison.0:02Right there in the street —0:06if two Revolutionary Guards testified, they'd kill them right there. Later they'd even say, finish off the half-dead ones,0:12finish them completely. Look, I've written all these things in my book. It's in this very book. Here,0:18look in this book of mine, from 'Standing and Death.' I've stated these things0:22here. So why is it good for people to read these? Why is it good? So0:27that people gain awareness. Today these things are happening again. Now they'll say, 'well, at the time of Qasem —'0:33for example. Now, not everyone believes this — we do have some foolish idiots among us too.0:39You know, the ones who say these kinds of things,0:43but this is a continuation. I just found out — someone, a man, comes0:52to help around their alley. In these recent days he came to help.0:57Then he gets shot in the leg.1:02He comes home. Now, he was shot in the leg, but it wasn't fatal.1:07His wife,1:10worried and distressed that the man was wounded, said we must go to the hospital. They bring him to the hospital. At the hospital they gave him the coup de grâce.1:16Look, when they used to tell us this — I remember Gilani would come on1:27television and say things like this — they don't say this on TV anymore this time. Back then, on1:31television, they'd say: finish off the half-dead ones completely.1:36No need to bring them to the hospital. Now, some people think this issue1:41of the coup de grâce in hospitals is new — no. The same thing was done by the Qanat Group1:47in Jahrom, led by Ali Mohammad Besharati and an Ayatollah, the Friday prayer leader of Jahrom, and1:58they carried out a horrific atrocity. They'd tie a person behind a car and drag them. Then2:04they'd bring the bodies and throw them into the qanat [underground canal]. That's why it became known as the Qanat Group. Look, and let me2:10make a point here: that atrocity took on a broad, national scale.2:17If they did that in Jahrom, now it's being done across Tehran or other cities, or2:23on a national scale. That is, they committed the same crime on a much, much wider scale. Look, this —2:32now, whether you say it's possible or not — let me mention something.2:36In Mehr of the year 65 (1986), people who had been arrested —2:45these people,2:48these ones,2:53in Branch 7 of Evin. The very same thing that happened there —Clipped from Morteza Esmailpour مرتضی اسماعیل پورSourceMorteza Esmailpour مرتضی اسماعیل پور2026Regime crimesRegime violenceHuman rightsHistorical comparisonTehran
