Wednesday blog
Congratulations to the Daily Telegraph
I have just done a Google search on ‘protests at Isfahan executions’. In the first five pages of results I could only find one UK mainstream media report about how there were massive protests in the Iranian city of Isfahan when the brutal Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) yesterday publicly executed two men arrested after the January 2026 protests. The execution by hanging was televised in Iran to let the Iranian people understand what would happen to them if they dared express any dissatisfaction with the worse than medieval Islamic regime.
That report was in the Daily Telegraph. I won’t give a link to the Telegraph report as I imagine it is behind a paywall.
In spite of the Islamists’ brutality, there were massive protests by the crowd and the IRGC forces responded with tear gas, shotguns and snipers killing several people.
If you weren’t a Telegraph subscriber (or if you don’t watch Tousi TV on YouTube), you probably wouldn’t know this even happened. It certainly wasn’t mentioned on the Trump-hating, Islamophiliac BBC.
But I’ve noticed a trend in the last few months of the UK mainstream media trying to paint Iran as the victim and the US and Israel as the aggressors in the current Middle East war. For example, on several occasions, the BBC and ITV have referred to the IRGC as the “Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps” suggesting that it is some kind of patriotic Iranian armed force just like the British armed forces. By not using the real title the “Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps”, our media hope to cover up that the IRGC are a bunch of oppressive, end-of-days religious cultists who are a danger to all of humanity.
Shame on our media (except the Daily Telegraph) for covering up yet another example of the Iranian Islamists’ hideous brutality.














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