ON THE TRAIL WE BLAZE

Let's start this BLOODY morning by talking about what happened yesterday in only one of Irans cities; the system killed over 50 people in 1 night! Over 50 in just a couple of hours! Where? In "Sistan and Baluchistan" -in case anyone wanted to fact check it! - and why? Well in simple words, besides the fact that they do kill protesters daily in Iran in all cities, this time the protest happened in you can say "Jewish part of Germany during genocide" .  The "Islamic" "Republic" of Iran, gets even more brutal when it comes to different ethnicities of Iran, e.g Kurds, Baluches, Arabs and... But all and all , yesterday was a great day for freedom-seekers of Iran and Middle East ✊️😎 

Shiraz, Iran Sep 24th 2022 One the thousands of ways that this regim is beating up women; watch the full video Warning: it gets even more harsh than this! See how the guard has grabbed her breast?? See?? See how "they are protecting " people? I believe you can say I did what I was told, I had orders to shoot people and kill them... but this shitty government is using not only murderers, but also rap**ists! Freedom for Iran, freedom for all Zan,Zendegi,Azadi  = Woman,life,freedom

I finished this book. Took me only two days but that's exactly why I chose to read it during the protestings happening in my country, Iran, because Paŭlo Coelho has a coherent style of storytelling,  something that you can focus on even during a -hopefully- revolution! Overall, the book's a meh for me. It was just another thrilling story not a philosophical moral based manifesto that many think Coelho is trying to present.  Oh and just to take a look at reality, let's lay our eyes on this magnificent moment, shall we? Photo from this Twitter:  Donyarad And -drumrolls!- this photo: You go sis! This is our country. F these repressive forces ❤️✊️ P.s: If you are going to visit Iran or any "beautiful", "cultural", or "historic" third world country , first of all declare your help and union to the people of Iran or that country, through any social media that you have -instead of dreamy peacful pictures of Perspoli...

امشب، پدر دوست پسرم من رو سهوا مهسا خطاب کرد. چه قدر خوشحال کننده است این اتفاق! چه حس خوبی داشت که کسی من رو مهسا خطاب کنه. Tonight, my boyfriend's father unintentionally called me "Mahsa" . How beautiful this incident was and how warming it is to be called Mahsa by someone! هنوز کمی سرفه میکنم و بدنم لرز داره ولی حال عمومیم خیلی از دیروز بهتره. I still cough a little and I have light chills but I'm feeling way better that yesterday. 

I'm writing this in both English and Persian also in both of my blogs. There's a good chance that the regime blocks my blogs but even if I could get to one audience, I'm happy. So let's start; Fist in Persian.  اقدامات قبل از رفتن به تظاهرات: ۱. لباس آستین بلند و شلوار بلند بپوشید طوری که هیچ بخشی از بدنتون بیرون نیافته.دلیلش اینه که اگر گاز اشک آور زدن یا هر چیز دیگه ای که به پوست آسیب میزنه، در امان باشید. ۲. این لباس نباید طوری باشه که قسمتای شل و ول داشته باشه؛ این بخش برای اینه که نیروهای سرکوبگر از لباس نتونن بکِشَنتون. ۳. آرایش نکنید! محصولات روغنی معمولا گاز اشک‌آور رو تو خودشون نگه میدارن. از کرم ضد آفتاب و محصولات برپایه ی روغن پیش از رفتن به تظاهرات استفاده نکنید. ۴. یک شماره تماس اورژانسی رو روی ساعدتون بنویسید تا در صورت حادثه افرادی که پیشتون هستن با فرد معتمدتون تماس بگیرن. ۵. یه کوله پشتی کوچیک حاوی موارد زیر همراهتون باشه: آب برای نوشیدن و شستن چشم ها در صورت● استفاده ی نیروهای سرکوب گر از گاز اشک آور. ●خوراکی سبک مثل میوه یا یه تیکه شکلات ●...

So I've seriously started my trip. This time the thing that makes a huge difference is that : 1. I had never seen Hamedan's rail station.  Well this is not at all how I'd pictured it! They established this station about 5 years ago yet the main building isn't complete! And we're forced to sit in a small waiting room. Lots of families with their children are sitting here, making noises also the weather is hot. So... not my favorite cup of tea... 2. I'm not planning to come back! In fact for this trip , I decided to rent a small room in Tehran and maybe work there instead of going back home. So yeah... I'm making my statement a little more clear, independent and courageous. That's what makes it scary. And also I'm doing my best to become a true adventurer - staying away from nagging -  -: So what do you say, facing our fate through thunderstorm and rain?  -: I lllloveee it!