Notices by b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu), page 21

One of the areas held by the antiauthoritarian feminist protesters in Tehran tonight, this one in the center of the city.

Major antiauthoritarian feminist protest now marching down a major street of Tehran, separated only by 100 meters of park from the "morality" police HQ.

Another major boulevard of central Tehran tonight, held by the antiauthoritarian feminist protesters.

"Basij [oppression-enforcement], Army, you are our Daesh [ISIL]",
the antiauthoritarian feminist people of Masal declares to denounce them all, north Iran tonight.

Near the city Rasht, which you might recognize from their recent hobby of flipping cop cars. ;-)

At a funeral of one martyred for freedom yesterday, in a village between Sanandaj of Rojhelat/NW Iran and Kermanshah of western Iran, the people declare
"Death to the oppression enforcement (basij)!
Death to the army!
Death to Khamenei!
Martyrs are immortal!"

And another video of the same upper class area of Tehran in antiauthoritarian feminist revolution tonight,
demanding "freedom, freedom, freeeedom!".

Another view of the same upper class Tehran area as before, in continuing authoritarianism feminist protest tonight.

A packed metro/subway station in south-east central Tehran demanding freedom together.

I didn't add the antifascist "Bella Ciao" soundtrack, that was done in Iran.

Very many reports and videos from smaller places in the antiauthoritarian feminist revolution all across the Iran-regime's rule tonight and I'm skipping to avoid even more flooding of your timeline, as I usually do, but here's a video from Khomeyn, west-central Iran demanding the theocratic rulers get lost.

Another video from Khomeyn, west-central Iran, with a frequently used slogan "gunpowder, tank, cannon, the Mullahs must get lost" tonight.
It rhymes in Farsi... denouncing the regime's violence.

Also the hometown of the "Supreme" Leader and President of Iran, Mashhad, northeast Iran, demanding "death to the dictator" tonight.

This is a place most "experts" said wouldn't protest the regime when these antiauthoritarian protests started, but has now been doing so for almost all of the 2 months these protests have been ongoing... so much so that I almost wrote "of course". ;-D

Protests inside the metro/subway of Tehran's "theatre city" tonight.

I'll just point out again that it is NOT anti-muslim protests or demanding any hijab-ban.
It never was, but for freedom of choice and for secularism.
This unity is the particular strength you see in those choosing to keep wearing head cloths and those that didn't want to standing together against the regime, across social classes, across ethnicities and geographic ares, is this revolution's strength which was only almost achieved by the teachers' strikes and the farmers' strikes over recent years.

Fire to the "Department of Punishment" offices in Bukan, Rojhelat/NW Iran.

Seems the repression forces have run out of ammunition in Saqqez, hometown of Jîna/Mahsa Amini, so instead throw stones at the freedom-loving populace.

There is a (only somewhat joking) saying that if there is no dancing, it is not a Kurdish protest/revolution. #EmmaGoldman
tonight in Bukan, Rojhelat (east Kurdistan)/NW Iran.

Wheee!
The people tonight captured the counter-revolutionary IRGC's stores in Saqqez of Rojhelat/NW Iran, to distribute corrupt regime's hoard hoard amongst the poor.
<3 <3 <3

Here again is the same slogan which I is difficult to translate, but the united meaning is that the women declare themselves free women.
Bîcar/Bijar, Rojhelat/NW Iran.

The city of the President and the "Supreme" Leader rising to freedom tonight, Mashhad, NE Iran.

Wohooo!
Revolutionaries celebrating tonight, two months of authoritarianism feminist revolution success, in Saqqez, hometown of Jîna/Mahsa Amini.

Another view from the home city of the President and "Supreme" Leader of Iran tonight, demanding the death of the dictator.

Note again how women that chose to keep hijab and those without hijab, as well as men, stand together, pro-choice.