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"If there's no dancing, it's not a Kurdish protest",
is an only almost joking modern saying.
"If I can't dance I don't want to be in your revolution", as Emma Goldman said.
Here's Saneh/Sine/Sanandaj of Rojhelat Kurdistan/NW Iran in dancing revolution.
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"Death to Jash", demands Paveh in Rojhelat (eastern) Kurdistan/western Iran tonight.
Jash https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jash_(term) is a term for oppressive regime-collaborators against their fellow Kurds.
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"Martyrs are immortal", declares antiauthoritarian feminist revolution Javanrud, western Iran, once again to night.
The liberation revolution's martyrs are immortal as their acts for freedom live on as inspiration in our memories and the result of those acts remain part the world they left behind as long as it exists.
A tangible "eternal life".
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Also, the same tonight in Kermanshah, western Iran:
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Revolutionary freedom full speed ahead, from tonight in Saneh/Sine/Sanandaj or Rojhelat/NW Iran.
A bastion of liberatory uprising.
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The liberatory revolution spirits in a metro/subway station in central Tehran this evening, about 3km south of the "morality" police's HQ.
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What a revolution for equal freedom for all sounds like.
Tonight in Merîwan/Marivan of Rojhelat/NW Iran.
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"Women Life Freedom" continues to be banned by FIFA, enforced by authoritarian sexist Qatar's police, here two Iranians ordered to leave because the words were on their clothes.
FIFA is despicable and anyone funding them every 4th year to trample humanity by watching their productions is co-culpable, just as with F1 racing on blood and the Olympic Games in crimes against humanity.
My opinion.
Not an invitation to debate.
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