Message to the Authorities: The Names of the Fallen Will Never Be Forgotten

Mehdi Rostampour Source

In the protests of December 2017 and November 2019, the names of many victims remained hidden due to security threats. This text warns the authorities that shooting at protesters not only takes their lives but will also have severe consequences for themselves.

In December 2017 and especially in November 2019, the names of many victims remained hidden due to security measures and threats. Reminding of this always saddens me, especially from a regime that uses the idea of the unknown martyr, the burial of empty coffins, and the construction of shrines with empty graves as propaganda methods.

From the beginning of the protests, one of my media concerns has been to compile an accurate list of the fallen through various verification methods. I tell the authorities and suppressors that during this revolution, wherever you kill one, the name of the killer or killers has been immediately published in local and regional pages. From Malekshahi to the two young men who were killed last night in Drykbijar.

When you shoot at a protester, you not only take their life but also destroy the foundation of your own family. It is no longer the 1980s when your shooting could remain hidden. You will be identified, and this regime will collapse, leaving the label of killer on your forehead.

You kill people to protect the demons at the edge of the grave who have amassed great wealth in Swiss banks and properties in South America for their affiliates.

I urge the family members of the authorities to convince their father, brother, or husband today and tomorrow to stay home and resort to illness or any other excuse. In the worst case, they will only be reprimanded or have their rights deducted, but they will not take the life of their compatriot. That same reprimand letter will be a document of their freedom the day after their release.

This is no longer a "request" but a reminder of the simplest lesson of history: soon, the places of the requesters will be exchanged with those who must respond to the requests.

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