SIGNS... BUT DID ANYONE SEE IT????
Ok, so this story
plays as something almost humorous on CNN.
That, once again, shows me just how out of touch a news
network can be.
Now, I have no idea how many times an event such as two
Iranian females assaulting a male religious zealot has taken place in Iran, but I would be willing to bet it's not a
common event.
So, why is this story more than just a comical sidebar that
CNN picked up on?
Let me go back to an issue I have talked about from the very
beginning of the Arab Spring.
What is it that worries the Iranian Dictators the most?
Israel ?
No!
Western sanctions?
No!
It's the horror of waking up and realizing the youth of Iran
is sick and tired of Islamic Fundamentalist and the medieval ideas.
Can you imagine what the reaction was inside the inner
circle of Tehran when this story got out?
There can be many ways to spark the fire of resistance, just
ask the young punk rockers Pussy Riot followers, in Moscow.
What level has the discontent of the youth in Iran reached
when two females... yes females... beat down a zealot; oh by the way......
notice the level of arrogance these fanatics have.... A women is not even allowed to talk back to
them without them making the asinine accusations
of being, "disrespected"....
Sometimes when you are really wishing to see a sign of hope
somewhere, sometime, that "sign" comes in a very mysterious and easily
overlooked manner.
These two young ladies are heroes in my book and someone
needs to make sure they are safe.
In Tunisia, a young man burned himself alive to spark the
fires of the Arab Spring.
Perhaps and old man's 'beatdown" is the spark of the
flame in Iran.
Let's hope.. lets let these young ladies know they are the
future.
