A Chilling Confession: Iran's Commander Daughter Reveals Regime's Brutal Crackdown on Its Own Children
In a heart-wrenching interview, the distraught daughter of an Iranian commander has shed light on the regime's ruthless crackdown on protesters and revealed that her own father has ordered her to carry out violent acts against innocent civilians. The young woman broke down in tears as she described how her father, one of the regime's top commanders, has been involved in ordering his own children to go out and murder anti-regime demonstrators.
The daughter, who has faced persecution herself for speaking out against the regime, fears for her life after making the shocking allegations. She revealed that her father has been brutally suppressing dissent, even going so far as to order his own family members to carry out violent acts. "They are killing their own children, suppressing them," she sobbed.
The commander's daughter described a chilling scene in which her father had ordered her to join him on patrol, but only if she agreed to kill innocent civilians. She claimed that he would give her batons, electric batons, and guns, instructing her to carry out his violent orders.
What's even more disturbing is the revelation that the regime leaders themselves are ordering their own children to participate in the violence against protesters. The daughter alleged that these leaders have been hiding suitcases filled with cash and fake passports, planning for a quick escape abroad as soon as they're needed.
The commander's daughter has vowed to reveal all she knows about her father's atrocities and those of his fellow regime leaders. She warned that if anything happens to her, the regime leaders will be the first ones to flee, leaving their victims to pick up the pieces.
With this chilling confession, we see a darker side of the Iranian regime's brutal suppression of dissent. The daughter's bravery in speaking out against her own father's atrocities serves as a powerful reminder of the need for truth and accountability in the face of such tyranny.
In a heart-wrenching interview, the distraught daughter of an Iranian commander has shed light on the regime's ruthless crackdown on protesters and revealed that her own father has ordered her to carry out violent acts against innocent civilians. The young woman broke down in tears as she described how her father, one of the regime's top commanders, has been involved in ordering his own children to go out and murder anti-regime demonstrators.
The daughter, who has faced persecution herself for speaking out against the regime, fears for her life after making the shocking allegations. She revealed that her father has been brutally suppressing dissent, even going so far as to order his own family members to carry out violent acts. "They are killing their own children, suppressing them," she sobbed.
The commander's daughter described a chilling scene in which her father had ordered her to join him on patrol, but only if she agreed to kill innocent civilians. She claimed that he would give her batons, electric batons, and guns, instructing her to carry out his violent orders.
What's even more disturbing is the revelation that the regime leaders themselves are ordering their own children to participate in the violence against protesters. The daughter alleged that these leaders have been hiding suitcases filled with cash and fake passports, planning for a quick escape abroad as soon as they're needed.
The commander's daughter has vowed to reveal all she knows about her father's atrocities and those of his fellow regime leaders. She warned that if anything happens to her, the regime leaders will be the first ones to flee, leaving their victims to pick up the pieces.
With this chilling confession, we see a darker side of the Iranian regime's brutal suppression of dissent. The daughter's bravery in speaking out against her own father's atrocities serves as a powerful reminder of the need for truth and accountability in the face of such tyranny.
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It's like, we often talk about loyalty and honor, but sometimes those values are used to hurt people instead. 
The fact that the regime leaders are ordering their own kids to carry out violent acts just shows how warped their idea of power and control is. And what about these innocent civilians who get caught in the crossfire? 
We need to keep speaking truth to power and holding people accountable for their actions, even if it's hard or uncomfortable. 
... I mean, can you even imagine having to be told by your own dad to go out and hurt people? It's like something out of a bad movie, but this isn't fiction - it's real life for these kids in Iran. They're basically being forced to carry out violent acts against innocent civilians, all because their parents are high-ranking officials in the regime. I'm getting chills just thinking about it... and what really gets me is that these leaders are doing it to escape punishment themselves? It's like they think they're above the law or something. We need to keep speaking out against this kind of brutality and make sure our voices aren't silenced 
she deserves all the support and protection in the world 
i hope she gets to share more of her story soon and brings those regime leaders to justice 
. And the fact that they're doing it to suppress dissent and maintain power is just disgusting. The daughter's bravery in speaking out about this stuff is truly inspiring 
. It's like, if she speaks truth to power, who's gonna protect her? That's a really bleak outlook on things 
. Can't just ignore it or pretend like it doesn't happen 
. We need more people speaking out about this stuff and demanding change 
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... how can parents just tell their kids to go kill innocent ppl? it's like they've lost all humanity 
i feel so bad for the daughter, she's already going through so much by speaking out against her own dad's regime. and that the regime leaders are ordering their kids to do violent acts too... it's just shocking 
they're essentially using their own flesh and blood as pawns in their game of control 
I think its pretty messed up that the daughters statement is coming from someone who has been 'blessed' to have connections with high ranking officials, you know? The fact that they can just slip away to get fake passports and cash is wild 
. Its like they're above the law or something. Meanwhile we're over here talking about how brutal this regime is, but what about the people who are actually putting their lives on the line for us? I'm not saying the daughter doesn't have a right to speak out, but its hard not to wonder if her story is being used to further certain agendas 
. And the regime leaders are doing this behind closed doors, it's like they think they're above the law 
The fact that Iran's own commander's daughter is coming forward with this brutal confession is just mind-blowing. Like, how can we even comprehend a regime that orders its own kids to kill innocent civilians? It's like something straight out of a horror movie 
. And can you believe that the leaders themselves are ordering their kids to do violent acts? it's like they're creating a whole new generation of brainwashed assassins 
, we need to stand with this young woman and support her in any way we can 
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I mean, it's horrific what the Iran regime is doing to its own kids, right? Like, who orders their own child to kill people? 
It seems like a pretty big risk for her. And what about her dad's side of the story? Maybe he didn't do it, or maybe he didn't order his kid to kill people... 
. I mean, who orders their own children to kill innocent civilians? It's nothing short of monstrous 
. The fact that this commander's daughter has had to live with the weight of her father's atrocities and is now speaking out against them is truly heart-wrenching 
. We can't help but be in awe of her courage, even as we're left reeling from the brutality of it all 
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Anyway, what's really getting my goat is how the forum always tries to "highlight" stories like these without actually doing any real digging or fact-checking. It's all just surface-level outrage and emotional appeals.