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Things got heated when a Middle Eastern man confronted protesters who were supporting the Islamic Regime of Iran at City Hall in Philadelphia. The man approached the protesters and asked why they weren’t speaking for the 50 thousand plus Iranians that lost their lives at the hand of the... Islamic Regime and the Ayatollah. He went further, calling the protesters fake activists for not standing for the women of Iran who have been victimized by the regime’s Islamic tyranny. He called their protesting performative and a result of being guilty about not having anything better to do in life. They responded by harassing and surrounding him in an attempt to silence him. At one point, they had him completely surrounded and he was unable to move. Frank Scales got to ask the man what he meant when he called the protesters spoiled Americans. He said that America is the most ‘materially successful country in the world’ and that the people protesting have never been to the Middle East and are lucky to live in America. Thoughts?show more

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Ryan6 months ago

Brainwashed lefties:

Elizabeth Bramon6 months ago

He’s right & all these fools stand there with their stupid face coverings, but they want ICE agents to not wear masks. Pathetic, sick people

CHRISN0G00D6 months ago

Was Boaz there today?

SurgePhilly6 months ago

He’s in hiding

Rosedragon6 months ago

he's right. i've had plumbing my whole life, electricity, food, shelter. and an education. and i can wear my hair down and not be afraid. i can read and go to school - unlike women in afghanistan.

Eagles526 months ago

They have no clue what the are protesting against anymore.

John Paul Harmon6 months ago

Perhaps Bill can help straighten them out?

Clinton Sulak-Tovar6 months ago

He’s right. Liberal Americans screaming oppression, thinking they know better than the ones who actually live there.

Tburdy6 months ago

Call them out for being paid protesters!

Philip McDonough 🇺🇸🇫🇴6 months ago

He’s right. These protesters are morons and suffer from TDS. They are irrelevant and should be ignored.

Florida Gigi 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲6 months ago

Seems like he got them pegged correctly.

Dixie loves America ❤️🇺🇸💙6 months ago

White liberals always think they are superior!! You are only allowed to feel oppressed if they tell you that you’re oppressed!!

Urban Conservative6 months ago

These are the spoiled suburban brats that the Philly police have to babysit every week when they’re out protesting whatever they’re told to be mad at today. Leave the police to be available for the Philly citizens.

smokey6 months ago

It's all white liberals who hate their own country. Immigrants love America more than American Liberals. Absolutely Sad.

Ivabign6 months ago

So, the Libs who do nothing but protest, are now supporting the terrorist regime that was killing thousands of protestors…

Sasan Nematbakhsh | ساسان نعمت بخش6 months ago

@negaronikoo Thank you for calling spade a spade.

The Favorite6 months ago

This is who they support. They are useful idiots, especially the white liberal women.

Paul Kersey6 months ago

All cowards with faces covered. If you believed in something wouldn’t you be proud to stand behind it?

LukeBSmith6 months ago

@SCRIBEMOON He speaks for me. He is 1000% correct.

DontTreadOnMeme6 months ago

the one thing he doesn't seem to get. Most of them are paid protestors. He's 100% right about the rest of them.

Rachel Lane6 months ago

@GlammaSooz Honestly, these protestors are such an embarrassment. But they’re too stupid to be ashamed of themselves. They leave it to us to feel ashamed for their behavior. 🤦🏼‍♀️

David M6 months ago

I think what this gentleman is saying is that oppression IS when the government allows your family to rape you for punishment, throw acid on you or toss you off a roof. It is NOT being called by the wrong pronouns.

Torcuato6 months ago

The Venezuelan flag is in there. Please note that we 100% support Iranians freedom and the destruction of the Ayatollahs. That flag was probably brought by a gringo who can't even answer if La Guaira is far of not. زنده باد ایران آزاد!

Sharpe Delaney6 months ago

@treadaway_117 Most are Temple University students with SAT scores way below Gavin Newscum’s 960.

Contra Declinationem6 months ago

If only Mayor Parker had the guts to play the "Bomb Iran" song out of the speakers to annoy the terrorist fan club.

Britt Woo6 months ago

Easily solved.

Åsk Dabitch Wäppling6 months ago

Based.

Suzanne6 months ago

@StarrMimsy Cowards, every single one of him. Kudos to the man for speaking up.

dwjames686 months ago

These protestors are little more than bullying thugs. They are either completely ignorant about the truth of the regime in Iran, or they do know and support a repressive regime that murders its own citizens in vast numbers and treats women as property.

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Yesterday the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran and killed their Supreme Leader. Now the news cycle is moving onto “NOW WHAT??” For those of you who are unfamiliar - meet Reza Pahlavi. When millions took to the streets protesting the regime, they chanted his name. Important history: Reza Pahlavi is the son of the former Shah of Iran. He has lived in exile for 47 years while his people suffered. Here’s the key: He does NOT want to return as a king. He does NOT want a throne. He wants to return as a healer for Iran. A transitional figure to usher in Democracy for the Iranian people. I believe Reza Pahlavia has an honest shot at leading Iran and changing the Middle East — and possibly the world. Reza Pahlavi: Will This Man Lead Iran? -

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Van Jones

950,979 views • 6 months ago

Trump at the NATO summit, asked if Iran talks resume: they can talk, but they are wasting their time. He called the regime liars and cheats that has killed its own people for protesting. A lifetime of dealmaking, he said, tells him exactly who Tehran is.

Trump at the NATO summit, asked if Iran talks resume: they can talk, but they are wasting their time. He called the regime liars and cheats that has killed its own people for protesting. A lifetime of dealmaking, he said, tells him exactly who Tehran is.

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

75,333 views • 2 months ago

Islamic regime in Iran is carrying out executions of protesters in prisons According to local opposition media, the Islamic regime is killing detained protesters in custody and then presenting their bodies as victims who allegedly died during the protests on January 8–9. This is not unprecedented. In 1988, more than 4,000 people were executed in prisons across the Islamic Republic. They were killed and buried in secret, and the burial sites of many victims remain unknown to this day. In the video, a father is seen crying over the body of his 18-year-old son, who was killed by the Islamic regime.

Islamic regime in Iran is carrying out executions of protesters in prisons According to local opposition media, the Islamic regime is killing detained protesters in custody and then presenting their bodies as victims who allegedly died during the protests on January 8–9. This is not unprecedented. In 1988, more than 4,000 people were executed in prisons across the Islamic Republic. They were killed and buried in secret, and the burial sites of many victims remain unknown to this day. In the video, a father is seen crying over the body of his 18-year-old son, who was killed by the Islamic regime.

Visegrád 24

137,802 views • 7 months ago