Sina Ghaznavi

They that human rights agency operating Iran came out and then they were like arrested by the Iranian government.

That's why they they're based out of the United States now.

Yeah.

And so they've been reporting there's another 12000 or more that they're investigating.

And that's as of like, I think, a few weeks ago when we checked.

OK.

And so the numbers go up.

People are saying there's a ton of Mossad agents that were in that or the Mossad agents were the ones killing the people.

But I think we have to remember, just like when we talk about October 7th and we talk about anything with Israel and Palestine.

We can't just talk about it in just a vacuum of that one day, right?

Or just what happened in January.

When I was a kid in 1999 is when I first saw the protests.

I was living in Pittsburgh and I was like, oh, my God, there's protests in Iran that are like crazy.

I was like conscious.

I think I was probably in middle school or something like that.

That was the first time I started seeing real uprisings in Iran.

And so then you start seeing it more and more and you could go back.

And look, and every single time there are protests in Iran, they come out, it looks like they got some momentum, and then the government kills one, two, maybe a few, maybe more, dozen people, and then they eventually go away.

This happened in 99, 2009, the Green Movement.

I remember sitting in law school, and a friend was like, hey, do you see what's going on?