6 hours ago, ezzra said:

As I have said in earlier post, there are 89 millions citizens in Iran living under a brutal regime and in economy that is in tatters, they can easily get organized and over run any government army and police units, but either the are comfortable with the situation or too afraid for some to die by making a move.

Many concentration camps had hundreds to just a few guards with guns, but they stood there and let themselves be killed one after another. Many are afraid to take the first step , knowing they'll be killed before the guards are overrun. Afraid to speak has many not wanting to die from it, and there's also brainwashing.

Brainwashing happens in early childhood.....https://www.rferl.org/a/Commentary_How_Schoolchildren_Are_Brainwashed_In_Iran/2054304.html........

Mechanisms of Childhood Conditioning

• School Curriculums: Textbooks heavily emphasize martyrdom, rigid religious dogma, and anti-Western sentiments from a very young age.

• Gender Segregation: Strict separation of boys and girls begins in primary school, reshaping early social development.

• Compulsory Hijab: Girls face mandatory veiling laws starting at age nine, enforcing state compliance during formative years.

• Collective Rituals: Morning assemblies often require mandatory chanting of political and ideological slogans.

Psychological Effects in Adulthood

• Cognitive Dissonance: Adults often experience severe internal conflict between forced public compliance and private personal beliefs.

• Hypervigilance: Decades of living under surveillance and fear of the morality police create chronic stress and anxiety.

• Identity Fragmentation: Suppressing true thoughts, creative expressions, or sexual orientations leads to a fractured sense of self.

• Intergenerational Trauma: The anxiety and survival strategies learned by parents are frequently passed down to their children.

Modern Resilience and Resistance

• Private Counter-Education: Many Iranian parents actively counter state school propaganda by teaching alternative, secular values at home.

• Digital Communities: Online platforms allow adults to find solidarity, process shared trauma, and access forbidden information.

• Public Defiance: Recent youth-led movements, like "Woman, Life, Freedom," demonstrate a widespread, conscious rejection of early childhood conditioning.

If you are interested, we can explore this topic further. Would you like to focus on:

• The specific psychological coping mechanisms used by Iranian adults to heal?

• How underground art and literature serve as tools for deprogramming?

• The ways diaspora communities support mental health resources for those inside Iran?....................

• The Iranian regime uses the repressive tactic of coercion by proxy, in which a person’s family in Iran is harassed, threatened, detained, or killed to apply pressure to dissidents.

https://iran-hrm.com/2026/06/29/child-rights-violations-in-iran-a-human-rights-report-for-immediate-action/

On 8/10/2026 at 8:59 PM, candide said:

Come on! There may have been a few foreign agents, but most people killed by the fascist religious regime were just 'normal' people who just wanted cheaper food and more freedom. 😀

It's entirely possible that innocent people will suffer. However, in war, innocent people die all the time. You can't stop deaths in war—you can only reduce their number. Such is the cynical mathematics of wartime. On the one hand, every traitor takes several innocent people to the grave with them—which is very bad. But on the other hand, if the traitor is not eliminated, they will take not just a few people, but several million people to the grave with them.

Furthermore, the traitor must understand that no one will save him and that the punishment is irreversible. In the case of any other punishment, the traitor will understand that after some time, his accomplices in power will secure his release when the balance of power shifts in the opposite direction. Understanding the irreversibility of punishment means that no one will want to betray the Motherland.

You know, Mr. unblockthplanet, what to make of you, either genus or a complete buffon, to say things like 'not sure if israel has the right to exist , and give palestinians their own homeland' first, if there's a country in this sheety world who has the right to exist IS ISRAEL, the only Jewish country in the world with only 10 million people: 76% Jewish residents, 21% Arab citizens (Muslim, Christian, and Druze), and 3% foreign nationals or other groups.

Second, The muslims of this world, Palestinians in particulars, don't want ' their own land' they want the whole of Israel and all the jewish people dead and gone, now, want to see you disputing these facts Mr. unblockthbrain.