Masoumeh Alinejad is a shaky character who cannot stick to her word and slogan. The slogan of the woman life freedom was given by the Kurds for the first time.

 

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Masoumeh Alinejad is a shaky character who cannot stick to her word and slogan. The slogan of the #woman_life_freedom was given by the #Kurds for the first time. The role of the #corrupt_Pahlavi family in falsifying history, lying, and exaggerating history

This Messiah Alinejad is symbolized by Ferdowsi who was a misogynist. How can Persians be free-thinkers while they are a nation with anxious thoughts?

A woman considers herself a free-thinker and considers fascists as a symbol of freedom, while this is not the case. The Shah and his father were misogynists.

Reza Qazaq, instead of enlightening the nation, building schools, and freeing freedom of speech and freedom of thought, went to arrest illiterate women and forcibly removed their headscarves.

Reza the cartoonist, whose cartoon government, which was only a cartoon image, fell in 1979. When the cartoon government of the Shah fell, the people of Iran were culturally and mentally poor. 92% of the people of Iran were illiterate.

96% of Iranian villages were healthy without drinking water and there was no sewage. Thousands of children died during the Pahlavi cartoon era due to the lack of health care, treatment and doctors in Iranian villages.

They say that in a village near Javanroud there was no road, no cars there, a family had a sick child, and due to the lack of a doctor and a car, their child died in 1977. Some have come and say that the Shah and modernity have had what modernity when 92% of the society was illiterate.

"Masih Alinejad is a wolf hiding in sheep's clothing and uses the slogan "Women, Life, Freedom".

Masih Alinejad, a famous Iranian journalist, has used the slogan "Women, Life, Freedom" since the beginning of the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising in Iran. And yesterday at the World Conference on Human Rights in Geneva, he gave a speech saying that people inside Iran are being killed for shouting “Long live Reza Shah” and “Women, Life, Freedom,” and that’s what he’s fighting for.

My understanding and interpretation of Masih and his program is that he’s using the slogan “Women, Life, Freedom” to pave the way and garner international support, but his real hidden goal is to support Reza Pahlavi.

These days, some say that everything in Iran today is the legacy of a specific era.

But history cannot be summed up in one sentence.

To judge the Pahlavi era,

one must simultaneously look at development indicators, the status of deprived areas, economic structure, dependencies, and social gaps.

No era is absolutely white or absolutely black;

but a one-dimensional narrative does not give an accurate picture either.

If we are going to talk about the past,

it is better to talk with numbers, documents, and studies;

not with nostalgia or slogans.

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