Reza pokhlanov known as pahlavi threatens other ethnic groups in iran that he would hang all those he speaks of if he were to hang all kurds, azeris arabs, balouchers also he said would hang those who do not like Reza psychopath pahlavi

 

 

#fascists

#reza_psycopathics_new_khelkhaly

Pahlavi better find another #carrot to stick in this #psycho's_ass so he can relax like #Jasmine after Tom Morley's entrance and penetration

 Reza pokhlanov known as pahlavi threatens other ethnic groups in iran that he would hang all those he speaks of if he were to hang all kurds, azeris arabs, balouchers also he said would hang those who do not like Reza psychopath pahlavi

 

 

In a section of the book *The Passing Years* by Mohammad Ali Farzaneh, the author refers in a bitter and critical tone to the tense and oppressive atmosphere that developed in some cities of azerbaijan after the collapse of the national government.
The royalists are a group of thoughtless, ignorant fascists and the stupidest people who have gathered around the idiot Reza Pahlavi.
He talks about events that, according to him, were accompanied by violent, vindictive and humiliating encounters.
In his story, in addition to the punishment and repression of the Pahlavi separatist Turks, there are signs of an attack on human dignity and the destruction of cultural symbols - including textbooks in Azerbaijani Turkish compiled by the Azerbaijani national government.

This part of the memoir, more than just reporting on events, reflects the author's feelings of grief and protest against the political and cultural elimination of a popular and constructive movement and its social consequences; a story that shows how political conflicts can lead to bitter confrontations at the societal and cultural level.