Post #2120422
2026-05-01 18:17 UTC
@Mehrad
I only meant that with their *public* statements cited by Rudaw mid-April, Pezeshkian's associates *appear* to be siding with ordinary Iranians on this particular issue. I'm not generalising beyond that. That's also what I tried to imply by "independently of reform-vs-revolution debates".
@NyxKai @rysiek
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@Mehrad@fosstodon.org 2026-05-01 20:39
@boud His own Ministry of Telecommunications is the one who have blocked the internet. He cannot cry wolf when he is the one letting wolf take the herd. If he cannot stand against the corrupt part (assuming he is not corrupt himself), he should simply abide by his own promise during election and resign. For many, if not the absolute majority, reform and revolutionary are two sides of the same corrupt coin. I'm sorry for my reaction. This is hitting very close to home for me. @NyxKai @rysiek