The world is not at peace. As the U.S. strategic center of gravity moved out of the Middle East, Iran has been silent for a long time, but now it is in turmoil again, and recently a nationwide protest riot has erupted in recent days, caused by the death of a girl.
The girl, named Martha Amini, was arrested by the "Ethics Police" for not having a "compliance headscarf" and later died. A large number of online media in Iran have followed the hype. Sure enough, an "anti-turban movement" that affected the whole of Iran arose and escalated into violence, directly impacting Iran's police departments and government agencies. The UN's deputy high commissioner for human rights, Nada Al Nashv, said police hit Amini in the head with a baton and slammed her head into a car. Iranian police, however, denied it.
This is the beginning and end of the death of the Iranian "turban" girl, is it a bit bizarre? Is there a familiar smell inside? It is inseparable from the non-compliance law enforcement of the Iranian police. But the results it triggered have long exceeded the influence of the event itself. No matter which country in the world, law enforcement cannot be perfect, there must be loopholes. Is there any violent law enforcement in the United States? African Americans were killed on their knees, shots, and there were many such incidents. However, this incident was like a fuse, which almost set the entire territory of Iran on fire. What is more noteworthy is that the Iranian online media has appeared so timely and just right every time, and there seems to be a powerful pusher behind the network, intensifying popular anger and causing protests to erupt in a spurt.
Things on the Internet are difficult to find out, and at best they can only make people extremely suspicious. As for why Iran broke out into a riot, are there any external forces actively promoting it? After the riots, the governor of Tehran, Iran, Mukhsen Mansouri, personally confirmed that foreigners had instigated and organized violence in the capital, and that in a place of a night rally, 3 foreigners were arrested on the spot while preaching to the crowd. Sure enough, the Iranian riots showed their feet, and the characteristics of the "color revolution" were revealed.
Why did Iran delay chaos, early chaos, choose to chaos at this time? Is it because the Iranian police have been flawless in law enforcement before? Not likely. If you take out the two big things that Iran has done recently, things will seem very thorough. First, Iran's provision of military drones to Russia has surfaced; Second, the SCO summit was held, and Iran officially joined the organization.
These two things are extremely undesirable for the United States. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict was originally provoked by the White House with painstaking efforts and was aimed at weakening and dragging down Russia, so how could the United States tolerate other countries' military support for Russia? The SCO, China presides over the overall situation, has always presided over international morality, in the past two years there is a hidden trend of confrontation with the US and Western hegemonic systems, the pattern of anti-hegemony has become more and more prominent, Iran, as an energy and military power, resolutely joined the SCO, is not it adding a heavyweight weight to the global anti-hegemonic forces? Therefore, according to the consistent practice of the United States, Iran must be chaotic.
Also in recent times, the inside story of the death of a girl in the United States has also been exposed. It is revealed that ten years ago, during the "Occupy Wall Street" movement in the United States, a young backbone, Steve Bates, suddenly disappeared, and the body was found in September 2020, and it was confirmed by his parents and friends that it was this person. However, only now, the US police have confirmed her true identity, but the police have deliberately released the news, trying to put the girl's death in the direction of "drug overdose" and "dating chaos". Obviously, the US authorities are trying to cover up the truth in a slanderous way.
The "Occupy Wall Street" movement is a just struggle of American civilians against financial oligarchy, against the disparity between the rich and the poor, against various social injustices such as power and money transactions. At that time, the White House was like a fierce enemy, and the police were pouring out of the nest to suppress the protesters and shed blood. Steve Bates "disappeared from the flesh" during this period, and the body was found exactly 8 years later, and it was even vilified by the police. If this kind of thing is placed in Russia, Iran, and a big eastern country, is it not hyped up by the Western media, and even used as an excellent material for manipulating "color revolutions"? However, with regard to this matter, so far, the US public opinion circles have achieved uniformity, never mentioned it, and have been quiet.
The same is the death of the girl, just because one is in Iran and the other is in the United States, the difference is so big. Isn't that weird? Will there be moths...? All kinds of questions are worth thinking about.