Iran prisoners rescued from hanging
p2pnet news view P2P | Politics:- At the beginning of the month, p2pnet quoted a post from Iran president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on his personal website.
It said, among other things >>>
If one recognizes government as a privilege and prey of the governors, then the period of governance can be counted as an opportunity to fulfill the expectations of certain individuals and groups or the ostentation and hedonism of the governors.
But if in our view, ‘government would be a responsibility before God for establishing justice and a duty to ensure the rights of common people, serving the servants of God and helping the oppressed- then the most important issue will be the people’s concerns.
Does that include hanging them?
“Iranian protesters in Sirjan rescued two prisoners being hanged by the brutal regime,” said Jim Hoft Gateway Pundit, on Sunday, going on:
“They rushed the Iranian officials smashed up their truck and cut the prisoners down.”
Doug Ross “photos of the prisoners being rescued”, says the story, stating, “The regime called in assistance and shot and killed a number of protesters.”
Western media reported the prisoners were “rescued by relatives but it looks more like the whole town helped,” says the story, adding:
“The Western media also said that the regime shot dead two ‘gunmen’ but the only ones with guns in the video are the regime thugs.”
Hoft goes on to quote a post from NCR-Iran which says in part >>>
On Tuesday, December 22, the scene of a public hanging of two prisoners, Esmail Fathi-Zadeh and Mohammad Esfandiarpoor, in Sirjan turned into a confrontation between protesting people and the suppressive forces. Local residents and families of the two prisoners confronted the suppressive forces by hurling stones and chanting slogans.
During the clashes yesterday morning, people took advantage of the chaos and removed the prisoners from the scene set up for their hangings.
Stay tuned.
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win ~ Mahatma Gandhi
p2pnet – ‘Help the oppressed’: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, December 8, 2009
Gateway Pundit – Shocking Video– Iranian Protesters Save Prisoners from Hanging in Sirjan & Attack Police Truck — Regime Thugs Shoot Down Protesters, December 27, 2009
NCR-Iran – Bloody clashes in Sirjan leave five dead and dozens wounded, December 23, 2009
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December 29th, 2009 at 3:50 pm
Go Iran! Great job!
Get ride of these piece of crap of Ahmadinejad and Khamenei and give this to the pig as food.
Oh No! Sorry!
That would not be nice for the pigs!
Dump the pieces in the trash can instead and don’t forget to close the lid to prevent odor.
December 29th, 2009 at 7:01 pm
In the 21. century, there’s no need to kill someone even for the most horrible crimes: you can put him in jail to protect the society. Justice is not vengeance, death penalty should be abolished. I hate to see that this is a common point between the US, which is supposed to be a developed democracy, and a dictatorship.
December 29th, 2009 at 11:57 pm
“In the 21. century, there’s no need to kill someone even for the most horrible crimes: you can put him in jail to protect the society.”
I assume that you’re offering to personally pay for the cost of keeping someone in prison for the rest of their lives, rather than execute them?
December 30th, 2009 at 12:38 am
Pay? Life?
hmm.
December 30th, 2009 at 1:46 am
“I assume that you’re offering to personally pay for the cost of keeping someone in prison for the rest of their lives, rather than execute them?”
You are aware that it actually costs more to execute someone than it does to imprison them for life, yes?
December 30th, 2009 at 5:04 am
“I assume that you’re offering to personally pay for the cost of keeping someone in prison for the rest of their lives, rather than execute them?”
So, the choice between respecting human life and ritualistic murder by the state should be made on economic grounds? Yeeeeeesh…. Just admit you get sexually excited when you think about executions like all the other pro-murder meat-heads and we can move on.
These pro-murder people never come right out with it, they just invent all these little side excuses to justify their perverse tendencies and hidden fetishes. They’ll spin the wheel and pick one of the 5-10 standard obviously flawed arguments in favour of murder by the state, in this case the ‘economic’ argument, and then they run with it as though nobody knows the real deal behind their position.
December 30th, 2009 at 5:50 am
‘In the 21. century, there’s no need to kill someone even for the most horrible crimes”
Actually I agree. But if you are leaving in Iran right now and since you would not be in power nor have the mean to keep anyone in prison the only way to deal with Ahmadinejad and Khamenei is to kill them.