Iran's judiciary says it will deal firmly with protesters
Despite massive social media hype. The protests in Iran are not gaining support from the majority of the public.
The movement is still wide spread and strong, but it doesn't have theomentum and backing of the workers, the Bazar and the military to challenge the rule of Khamenei and his IRGC gurad dogs.
This doesn't mean that the protests will end and things will go back to normal, the leadership of IRI has 2 ways of dealing with this uprising, either going Syrian way and let the country fall into total chaos, or open up a bit and let people have some freedom.
Unfortunately, the gang of Khamenei and Reisi would rather burn and destroy Iran like they did with Syria than losen up a bit.
The opposition is also being played by extrmist groups from Pahlavi, AIPAC stoog Maesoume Alinejad and the cult of Rajavi and NCRI together with separatist groups like Kumelah and PKK in Kurdistan, the AnsaorAlIslam in Baluchistan and Azeri separatist who are pushing for military confrontation with the regime with hope of getting support from US and neighboring countries to fight with the regime.
The more I see of the news from Iran, the way social media being hijacked by professional actors paid and funded by KSA, US state department, AIPAC and directly Israel-Turkey-Azerbaijan rrio. The more I'm pessimistic about the outcome of this protests.
If they had stopped at fighting against the compulsory Hijab, it could have received a much stronger and broader support, but now when protests are mainly focused on "Revolution" and "Regime Change" the winner of it will be the extremists of Basij and IRGC with some horrible outcome in the coming weeks and months.
Iran's courts will deal firmly with anyone who causes disruption or commits crimes during a wave of anti-government protests, the judiciary said on Tuesday, signalling the authorities intend to hand down harsh sentences to convicted demonstrators.
One of the biggest challenges to Iran's clerical leaders since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the demonstrations have already persisted for eight weeks despite tough security measures and tough warnings from security forces.
More than 1,000 people have been indicted in Tehran Province alone in connection with what the government calls "riots".
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