🗣Your account: Living under political repression and military tensions — Saturday, 28 Shahrivar

🔹Don’t send your kids to school. First, because of their physical safety and the strong likelihood of war and children becoming human shields at school. Second, in this inefficient education system, what useful thing do they teach children? After university, we have to take a bunch of training courses just to be prepared for work and learn skills.

🔹Dear families in Iran, please, together and united, refrain from sending our children to schools and universities. The lives of our loved ones and children are more important than barracks-like and military classes.

🔹Preschools operating in Iran’s public schools, last year, faced serious losses under wartime conditions and multiple school closures, but the Ministry of Education still demanded full rent. This year too, many financially harmed and long-established founders have been left out in the process of assigning spaces.

🔹I officially don’t have any stationery, and even I can’t ask my family for stationery requested from them. Pens have been priced at 45,000 tomans each! I’m exhausted; I’m only 14 years old.

🔹Today, on 28 Shahrivar, school reopened, but they made the food more expensive. They say it’s an economic package, but it’s almost 5 tomans just for one month—for breakfast nutrition too, which is also very expensive.

🔹I’m a young person, 14 years old, and I can’t ask my family for stationery. This shouldn’t be my concern.

🔹Fellow countrymen, let’s not send our children to school this year. The Ministry of Education, under the rule of the infamous Islamic Republic, whose teachers show up in classrooms wearing Basij uniforms—what, other than killing and retrogression, does it want to teach our children?

🔹With these circumstances, no one is going to school. As a student, I’m not willing to give my life for the Islamic Republic. Long live the King — ready for the final call.

🔹A warning to parents of students: when they taught your children military training, expect the day when your child won’t come home and they’ll send them off to fight in the war; the identity tags, which you yourselves approved, can be considered your consent signature.