🗣Your account: living under political repression and military tensions — Saturday 21

🗣Your account: living under political repression and military tensions — Saturday 21 Shahrivar

🔹From day one, the Islamic Republic had a problem with education and training. From ideological screenings to creating an atmosphere in society that teachers are taking more than their rightful wages. Only to discourage the column of culture and enlightenment that teachers are, and to make people distrust teachers.

🔹From Isfahan, I went and got 9 book springs replaced; it came to 900,000 tomans, whereas last year we were replacing each book for 30,000 tomans. What should we do about this inflation?

🔹From Parand: from 11 a.m. until now—12:28—card readers and RighTel internet were completely cut off, and I went home and came back three times just because of one single barbari bread.

🔹The flag-carrying plan in schools in Iran has become mandatory.

🔹The regime wants to sacrifice justice to its politics and its scheming through hasty executions; we must prevent this policy from being carried out against the poor, helpless people.

🔹The cost of education has gone up, and even a school bag is 2 million tomans, or even more. School meals also can’t be bought anymore. English language classes have become very expensive too, and there’s no hope of emigration.

🔹15 eggs, one small yogurt, 550,000 tomans. Damn the Islamic Republic and its tiny number of supporters.

🔹From Gilan: today, Saturday 21 Shahrivar, they cut our electricity for four hours; once from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m., and again from 8 to 10.

🔹From Marvdasht: our water was cut off for 6 days.

🔹The green fish from the beach had just been a month since it went from 170 to suddenly 250; and now, in less than a few weeks, it’s become 290.