VIDEO: Iranian University Student Protesters Refuse To Walk On American and Israeli Flags
And when regime enforcers walked on the flags, the crowd jeered them.
The medieval Mullah death cult routinely puts American and Israeli flags on the ground for people to walk on. (So do Palestinian terror groups.)
To refuse to walk on the American and Israeli flags is an act of defiance, and that’s just what protesters at Beheshti University of Tehran did en masse—they walked around enormous American and Israeli flags painted on a roadway. And when regime enforcers walked on the flags, the crowd jeered them.
Students at Beheshti University of Tehran Refuse to Walk Over U.S., Israel Flags, Boo People Who Do pic.twitter.com/hVPMONwwve
— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) January 12, 2020
Today, the crowd in an Iranian university refused to trample US and Israel flag #LoveBeyondFlags. These IR ideologies, like forced hijab, are falling one by one. pic.twitter.com/spxEI9DRv4
— مملکته (@mamlekate) January 12, 2020
Students shout down Iran regime enforcers who walk across flags of US and Israel at entrance of Tehran’s Beheshti University. Via @ManotoNews pic.twitter.com/05X5hAvBFy
— Borzou Daragahi ?? (@borzou) January 12, 2020
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It would be an interesting experiment to paint the flags outside the DNC and RNC conventions to see what happens.
Flags?
The medieval Mullah death cult routinely puts American and Israeli flags on the ground for people to walk on.
I bet if flags were painted on the sidewalks in San Francisco that they would be covered by feces in no time, but then again, that really doesn’t mean much.
Pelosi dismisses protests in Iran against regime, “different reasons why people are in the street”https://t.co/weKuQ6fSlO pic.twitter.com/q9YwCUZrQ9
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 12, 2020
They’re lining up and moving slowly to avoid stepping on the flags of the countries everyone loves to hate. I’m surprised–I was also surprised when the Hong Kong demonstrators started waving US flags, too. Don’t tell me that these revolutionary regimes have become that unpopular!
Still, at this stage, we should take John Quincy Adams’ advice and be the well-wishers of liberty everywhere, but champions only of our own.
Now try pictures of the ‘Supreme Leader’.
Now let’s try the same at an American University.