2,012 of 2,596·ArchiveUp nextگفتگو با ایرج مصداقی: آمریکا، اسرائیل، قطر و جمهوریاسلامی! به کدام سمت میرویم؟May 25, 20261:301.8K views29 likes2 sharesShareWatch on FacebookWatch on InstagramTranscriptTap any line to jump the video to that moment0:00Sometimes they'd even say it was religiously forbidden, because they'd use it as a favor — claiming that if the person is under0:04pressure, we kill him quickly so he doesn't fall into spiritual and psychological depression while0:13accused and facing execution. What I'm telling you now — the younger generation0:18doesn't know that era and thinks someone's talking about Gulliver's travels —0:24some fantasy, some story, an island somewhere, some place0:30that existed, some people who did some things. No, truly — this happened in the Islamic Republic.0:35This is their own claim. They used to say we must execute as soon as possible, because otherwise the person0:41is put under psychological pressure. So they were even doing the nation a 'favor' by executing them quickly.0:47On the other hand, Khomeini himself came and gave it ideological justification — I have this in my book.0:54I have a book here.0:58Hell on Earth.1:01Well, he explained here that1:05if Trump — back then it was Reagan — if Reagan were killed today,1:12he'd be covered by God's mercy.1:16Why did he say this himself, and then explain why it's covered by God's mercy? He said1:24because that way he commits fewer sins. Fewer sins. Meaning if someone kills Trump — Reagan —1:32today, they've done Trump a favor.1:36They said the same thing regarding torture too. They'd say, 'we torture you, but really1:42we're doing you a favor. We want to reduce your divine punishment. Break down, confess, come1:49cooperate with us so that in the afterlife God will1:54reduce your sins and the fire of hell will affect you less or burn you less.' We're negotiating with you. This is basically2:02the philosophy Khomeini had about hell. He said hell is God's mercy. Among Khomeini's statements, I2:11brought them all into this book, and he said this is God's mercy. Why? He talked about hell —2:17he said it's like a furnace. A furnace where you throw in gold, and its impurities go away.2:25Then what remains is the gold. Whatever remains. You too — this is what hell burns, this is what it2:31burns off. Meaning you owe something too, always. Regarding this particular topic now,2:37you talked about executions. We all witnessed how executions were carried out in the early days of the revolution,2:44and then in the 1980s it became2:48many times2:51more savage.2:53For example, they'd say, kill them right there in the street.2:56No need to bring themClipped from Morteza Esmailpour مرتضی اسماعیل پورSourceMorteza Esmailpour مرتضی اسماعیل پور2026ExecutionsHuman rightsRegime crimesHistorical context
