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"If he stays home and alive, he's a burden. If we get him killed, he's a golden martyr." Iraj Mesdaghi lays out the cold arithmetic used against political activists inside Iran between 1984 and 1988. A just-released political prisoner — or an activist who had lost contact — would be "reconnected" by a single phone call. A phone line with one end sitting on a Ministry of Intelligence desk, being recorded. The outcome was rigged either way: ▪️ Slip through and leave the country → a fresh recruit ▪️ Get caught → execution or death in a shootout → a martyrdom file Both results served the leadership. The justification? These people are "a suffocating weight on the heroic masses." Stay alive and quiet, and you're a traitor. Get killed, and you're an honor. That logic consumed a generation. Save this clip and share it with someone who doesn't know this history. What do you remember from those years? Tell us in the comments. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/0063xQUQFcA?t=483#ایرج_مصداقی #مجاهدین_خلق #مسعود_رجوی #زندانیان_سیاسی #تاریخ_معاصر_ایران #قتل_عام_۶۷ #IrajMesdaghi #MEK #Iran #IranHistory #PoliticalPrisoners #اعدام #وزارت_اطلاعات #شنود #خلق_قهرمان #دهه_شصت #IranProtests #Rajavi #HumanRights #TruthMatters #Mojahedin #IranPolitics #شهادت_تاریخی #بختک