Babak Zanjani just walked away from his Gorgan project — not because a court stopped him, but because the people did.
The threat worked. Public fury forced Iran's most notorious oil-money figure to abandon the deal.
Then came his café in Tehran. A handful of bloggers and clout-chasers showed up for photos — and Iranians erupted:
"I learned the word 'embezzlement' as a child because of Babak Zanjani. And now you sip coffee in his café?"
The anger isn't aimed only at the regime anymore.
Bloggers, actors, footballers, singers — the message is blunt:
standing with the Islamic Republic and turning your back on the people now carries a price.
Social boycott is becoming the sharpest weapon people have left.
Do you think it works? Tell us below — and share this with anyone who still thinks staying silent is free.
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