Say Their Names

Arrested for taking part in the protests. Facing a death sentence. At 16 years old, Mohammad Hossein Shokri is a child.

But to the brutal dictators still in charge of a dying regime in Iran, he is a weapon of control, a reminder to Iranians that they still can lose their lives if they protest.

In the West there is silence — no outrage from the United Nations, UNICEF, Amnesty International, the Human Rights Council, the Red Cross. Only the State Department has warned Tehran not to execute its people, on the eve of its new year, its Nowuz, adding to the blood tally of at least 35,000 slaughtered.

The victims of this late-in-history of barbarity are so many, and so young. So desperate is the remaining leadership of a terrorist Tehran that it is willing to sacrifice the future, the soul of any nation, its children.

American social justice warriors who have routinely called President Trump a king, a dictator and worse, are silent about a totalitarian system that deprives Iranians of all rights and hangs them for — wait for it — expression against Allah.

It’s as if the regime that for nearly 50 years has yelled “Death to America!” and “Death to Israel!” is now screaming “Death to the Iranian people!”

Say their names.

Sina Shams, 25, a wrestler, was beaten, dragged from his home, and taken.
No lawyer. Family attacked.

Iranian wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi, 19, executed on a public street.

His two fellow athletes, Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoodi, killed at his side.

Melika Azizi, arrested for burning regime symbols.

Diana Taherabadi,16, dragged our of bed. Kidnapped, to be executed.

Mehdi Sepehran, 21. Loved music and traveling the world. Shot during the protests. Taken to a hospital. Regime terrorists stormed it, shot every wounded protester, and arrested medical staff who tried to stop the executions. His body was so badly disfigured with bullets that his father could only identify him by a tattoo.

The terrorist regime is committing demonic crimes against the innocent. All young. All of them the promise of Iran’s future.

And still the feminists are silent.

In an article called Feminists for Iran, the Patriot Post reports that western feminists are posting messages online reassuring Iran they, like them, oppose President Donald Trump, and apologizing for actions taken by the U.S. military.

In a post on X, one unhinged female expresses sympathy with the Iranian leadership, saying, “This message is for Iran: This American did not vote for Trump, I do not support this useless war, I do not support the destruction on your country. I am livid, and I am devastated. I have cried almost daily.”

Another shares her “unpopular opinion” that she believes Iran is “standing up for humanity,” saying that they are doing what no other country is willing to do.

That these people are sick is now beyond dispute. Their photos could accompany a definition of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS).

Their silence is amplified by the woke media, openly rooting for America to lose. They will support any regime, no matter how evil, and concoct any line of propaganda, as long as President Trump does not get a victory.

CNN’s Christiane Amanpour reported that women in Iran today have more rights than in the rest of the Muslim world. Perhaps she means they are allowed to drive. But surely Amanpour must know that in Iran, women like Mahsa Amini in 2022 are often tortured, beaten and killed for simply showing their hair.

If the far-left crazies have sided with tyranny over freedom, they have lost their way.

But what the Iranians are doing to their own people is worse. And if Donald Trump ends this war without bringing them to justice, without insisting on war crime tribunals to bring them to account, history will not be kind.