Notices by b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu), page 26

A view of an antiauthoritarian feminist protest against the Iran-regime at Isfahan University of Technology, central Iran, yesterday.

Here are three pictures of the hero that ran onto the field yesterday during a match of the atrocities-whitewashing "FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™".

You've probably heard it many times at protests in Farsi by now, the antiauthoritarian feminist song made an instant classic by the regime arresting the artist for creating it, at the start of this revolution against the Iran-regime.

Now, here it is performed in English in the NYC subway,
by Christopher Sears (https://www.christophersearsart.com), Sienna Sears, Adrian Enscoe and Sydney Shepherd.

Apparently some other band performed it https://yewtu.be/watch?v=aJb3uc1D1D8 in Buenos Aires already 4 weeks ago, but with subtitles instead.

A store of the counter-revolutionary IRGC military of the Iran-regime was broken into and wrecked in Saneh/Sine/Sanandaj of Rojhelat/NW Iran.

Remnants of a bank which was burned by the people of Kamyaran in Rojhelat/NW Iran.

Another nice picture from this evening in antiauthoritarian feminist revolutionary Merîwan/Marivan of Rojhelat/NW Iran.

Seems to be hmmm, maybe 30 cops against hmm... no you can try counting the people for freedom yourself. ;-)

One of the protests today in Isfahan, central Iran.

And mass-protest today also at the traditional 40th days since death commemoration for Amir Norouzi, aged 18 when murdered by the State's forces for demanding freedom, in Bandar-e Anzali, north coat Iran.

It is also the traditional 40th day commemoration of the death of Ghazaleh Chalavi murdered by the regime's repression forces for participating in antiauthoritarian feminist protests in Amol, northern Iran.

Amol is also notable during this revolution for a seemingly extraordinary high passion for flipping and/or burning cop cars.

Revolutionary (adjective): of, relating to, or constituting a revolution.
For example, see Isfahan, central Iran, today:

Yep, the people of Amol still not loving the police.
Here seen chasing off the repression forces.

Closer look at the protests at the traditional 40th day since death commemoration today of antiauthoritarian feminist protester Ghazaleh Chalavi in Amol, northern Iran.

The antiauthoritarian feminist uprisings continue into the night. Here an example from Merîwan/Marivan of Rojhelat/NW Iran.

If anyone wonders why burning rubber tires is so common at hmm, fervent protests, there are many reasons for example that the smoke has particularly large and many soot particles in them which assists in some protection against tear gas and similar by binding the capsicum/equivalent irritant compound to the particles in the smoke before it reaches the humans.
You can test this at home by first finding a setting for your hot tap water where it just barely is accompanied by some steam (or equivalent on a stove if that's not possible), then causing just a tiny bit of (for example paper/wooden match) smoke and noticing that the same amount of common steam too drastically increases in visibility, as the water molecules of the steam bind to the previously invisible smoke particles making the combination larger, more visible. This smoke has lighter particles, so doesn't neutralize as well as rubber smoke, but the first step principle is the same.

It of course also provides some visual cover and may at least somewhat obstruct some of the vehicles of the repression forces which would presumably want to assault the protesters.

The people chased off the murderous repression forces today also in Tabriz, NW Iran.

Also in Mashhad, the hometown of the "Supreme" Leader and the President of Iran, the antiauthoritarian feminist protests continue yet another night.

At the start of these protests many "experts" would hardly believe that there were protests even in Mashhad and Qom, as they are seen as very... calm.
I disagree a bit, as I've only recent year seen several protests in both, but those were for livable wages for teachers, humane conditions for pensioners and water for farmers to do agriculture, so maybe the "experts" weren't interested.

Another antiauthoritarian feminist protest spot also in Tehran tonight.

Of course Rasht, northern Iran, is also out for freedom and equality yet another night.

The counter-revolutionary IRGC commander and mass-murdering imperialist Qasem Soleimani burns again tonight in Qazvin, northern Iran, as in hell if any such exists.

Authoritarian government propaganda is pretty... when it burns in the liberatory revolution night.
West-central Tehran, tonight.

Three more videos of the freedom-loving people of Rasht, northern Iran, rising together yet another night tonight.