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‘Iran is a better place today’: activist describes emotions after Khamenei’s death
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Reza Lor expresses happiness in the Iranian community following the death of Ali Khamenei, viewing it as a long-awaited event that signifies accountability for decades of oppression. He acknowledges the joy among Iranians both in Canada and in Iran, while also expressing concerns about future leadership and the ongoing threats from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
- Reza Lor expresses happiness within the Iranian community following Ali Khameneis death, viewing it as a long-awaited event that holds accountability for decades of oppression against Iranians. He notes that this joy extends beyond Iranians in Canada, as people in Iran are also celebrating in the streets
- Reza believes Iran is a better place without Khamenei and hopes for the end of the Islamic regime, asserting that its downfall would benefit not just Iran but the entire world, including the Middle East and North America
- Despite the optimism, he acknowledges concerns about future leadership in Iran and the potential fear regarding who might replace Khamenei, especially with ongoing discussions involving international leaders
- Reza highlights the dangers faced by Iranians, including internet blackouts and threats from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps against those celebrating or protesting, indicating a climate of fear
- He warns of regime agents in Canada, particularly in Toronto, who may retaliate against protesters and organizers, stressing the need for awareness and action from law enforcement