خون گریستن خامنه‌ای و خاتمی

"Blood must be wept over a society where even the possibility of someone like me is raised." Those were Ali Khamenei's own words — spoken on June 4, 1989, the very day he was installed as Supreme Leader through the maneuvering of Rafsanjani and Ahmad Khomeini. Perhaps the only true thing he ever said: for decades, Iranians have been weeping blood. Then there is Mohammad Khatami: "My feelings are wounded that they killed my Leader… blood rains from a person's eyes." The same man whose voice never rose for the students of Kuye Daneshgah, for 2009, for 2019, or for 2022. Two archive clips, side by side — and a blunt answer to why public anger toward the "beloved reformist" now often runs deeper than anger at the top of the pyramid. The archive does not forget. Which quote lands harder for you? Tell us below and share this with anyone still defending Khatami. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/bgPXq0ns_SM?t=372#خامنه_ای #خاتمی #ایران #Iran #IranProtests #خون_گریست #آرشیو_افشاگر #اصلاح_طلبان #Khamenei #Khatami #IranianRegime #مهسا_امینی #MahsaAmini #IranianPolitics #FreeIran #تاریخ_معاصر_ایران #جمهوری_اسلامی #IranNews #کوی_دانشگاه #جنبش_مردم_ایران #WomenLifeFreedom #زن_زندگی_آزادی #IranUprising #PoliticalArchive