We all know that Iran is in turmoil but we could not really relate to what is happening out there because we are perfectly safe in our own countries. But what if you see a very graphic video of an actual Iranian girl who is shot on the street during a rally? What if you actually see how her family tried to save her but she dies in front of the camera? What if you see how the blood gushes out of her mouth and nose a few seconds after she looks at the camera? How would you feel about hearing the anguished shierks of her father in the background? I am sure you'd be very very heart broken if you see this video. It has just broken my heart and I want to share the pain with all of you. If you want to feel how painful it is, check out the video here.
Labels: Neda Iran
2 comments:
I wish Obama would step up and say that the United States supports those who are protesting...
you are going to be waiting for a life time Josh
Obama is a self serving individual and will not step up for the oppression and murder of innocents if it would interfere with his ego to fix the world under his vision, he would throw his grandma under a bus to keep his view of world change from falling off the train tracks.
the question should be when will he be impeached for not doing his job with competency and allowing corruption to grow in his administration at only 6mo into his presidency
Tyranny grows when good men do nothing