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⁉️Just two months ago, Iran's Chief Justice (Ejei) was threatening mass executions. Today, he parades in a staged Quds Day rally, hiding behind a crowd. Let's ask the real question: Are those “ordinary citizens” surrounding him, or just terrified IRGC thugs in plainclothes acting as human shields? A man...

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