The media is making a big deal out of Iranian security forces allegedly shooting protesters.
AP:
Iranian security forces fired both live ammunition and tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting against the Islamic Republic’s initial denial that it shot down a Ukrainian jetliner, online videos purported to show Monday.
Videos sent to the New York-based Center for Human Rights in Iran and later verified by The Associated Press show a crowd of demonstrators near Azadi, or Freedom, Square fleeing as a tear gas canister landed among them. People cough and sputter while trying to escape the fumes, with one woman calling out in Farsi: “They fired tear gas at people! Azadi Square. Death to the dictator!”
Another video shows a woman being carried away in the aftermath as a blood trail can be seen on the ground. Those around her cry out that she has been shot by live ammunition in the leg.
I have no idea if this person was shot in the leg or not. My assumption is that the whole thing was staged or exaggerated for propaganda purposes. Or maybe Israeli assets are shooting people to place blame on Iranian security forces.
It is also hard to believe that the Iranian government would be specifically issuing orders to shoot protesters considering they’re under a microscope after the plane incident.
But even if it is real, the only reason the media is making a big deal out of this is because the media is run by Jews and they hate the Iranian government. They definitely want to see the government overthrown which is why they push reports like this.
What the Iranian security forces are doing is no different than what you see the security forces in France doing. In fact, you could argue that the crackdown by French police against the Yellow Vest protesters has been far more brutal. But you don’t hear anybody in the media making a big deal about that because France is run by the ZOG puppet Emmanuel Macron.
The media can’t be considered objective when they are displaying a clear bias and spin in their coverage. There is a clear disparity between how they’ve covered what’s happening in places like Iran and Hong Kong versus what’s been going on in France.
