If we look at Iranian cities, we won’t find a single billboard publicizing a book. IRIB [Iran’s state broadcaster] doesn’t advertize any books. The national media doesn’t advertize even a single book shop from all across Iran, but there are advertizing posters on the walls across the city inviting people to come and watch the execution of those who have fought against God.
You are Invited to Witness an Execution.
Or how about this way to mobilise and motivate your own supporters?
He was tortured and given electric shocks to the extent that he is unable to speak properly now. There were scars all over his body.
It was discovered that he had unintentionally hung Ahmadinejad’s photo upside down around his neck and was chanting slogans in his favor along with others on the street. Someone took his picture in that position and posted it on the Internet, ridiculing Ahmadinejad’s supporters with the caption: "Look at Ahmadinejad’s foolish supporters."
They thought he had done such a thing on purpose on the U.S. and Britain’s orders and that he was their agent. Hence he was treated in a way that changed him from a healthy and clever person to a sick person who might commit suicide at any time. Now he is no longer able to work and earn bread and butter for his family.
Now this friend of mine, and his family, have all turned against the regime.
Thanks to RFE/RL for sharing with us the insights of some brave Iranian bloggers.










