"Iran has killed at least 75,000 protesters over the last eight months, US President Donald Trump claimed during a rally in Kansas on Monday.
"They did a lot of killing. And by the way, in the last eight months, they've killed 75,000 minimum protesters,” he said." - The Jerusalem Post, "Trump accuses Iran of killing 75,000, says asking NATO for help during war was test" October 20, 2026.
"For many years the Martyrs Foundation collected the names of the victims of the anti-Shah revolution classifying them by age, sex, education, profession and address. The files were kept secret until 1996/7 when a decision was made to make public the figures on the anniversary of the revolution. At about this time, Emad al-Dib Baghi, was hired as a researcher and editor of the bonyad's magazine "Yad Yaran" (Remembering our Comrades) to make sense of the data. By the time his work had finished he was told that the names were not to be made public. The reason given was that to pursue the matter would run contrary to the statements made by the late Ayatollah Khomeini and his successors who claimed that "60,000 men, women and children were martyred by the Shah's regime."
Emad al-Din Baghi who left the Martyrs Foundation to write two books on the subject claims that the authorities felt that releasing the true statistics would simply confuse the public. So, officials continued to stick to the exaggerated numbers. During a debate in the Majlis at the height of the US hostage crisis, an Islamic deputy claimed that giving in to America would be an insult to the memory of "70,000 martyrs and 100,000 wounded who fought to destroy the rotten monarchy." In fact, by continuing the myth that so many people had been killed, the regime was able to buy a certain legitimacy for its "noble revolution" and excesses.
"Sooner or later the truth was bound to come out," Baghi argued. In his opinion history should be based on objective findings and not baseless rumours which was the root of the anti-Shah hysteria and street demonstrations in 1978 and 1979. The true numbers are fascinating because contrary to the official view they are quite low and highly disproportionate to the hundreds of thousands murdered in the last 24 years in the Islamic republic.
The statistical breakdown of victims covering the period from 1963 to 1979 adds up to a figure of 3,164. Of this figure 2,781 were killed in nation wide disturbances in 1978/79 following clashes between demonstrators and the Shah's army and security forces. Baghi has no reason to doubt these figures and believes that it is probably the most comprehensive number available with the possible exception of a few names that were not traced." - "A Question of Numbers" by Cyrus Kadivar, Rouzegar-Now, August 08, 2003.
President Trump has one thing in common with Iranian Ayatollahs. He loves to exaggerate the number of Iranian deaths for political effect. The gay pedo in chief can't help himself. He is always adding digits.
For a President to make such bold claims is surprising. But, then again, America, like Iran and Israel, is not led by rational-minded leaders. It has been captured by a cult of end-times terrorists.
Political revolutionaries and ideological terrorists love to exaggerate the deaths of their comrades and overstate their own victimhood. And this is not just a Jewish phenomenon or a Zionist specialty. Exaggerating mass deaths for political reasons did not begin and end with the Holocaust. Zionists did not invent this hideous practice.
When political power is contested between different factions in any society the number of the deceased on one side is often exaggerated to make the other side appear as a total monster. It's an old trick.
When the initial anti-government protests in Syria began in 2012 so many fake reports were circulating in the mainstream Western press about Assad's troops killing thousands of citizens for engaging in public protests.
The CIA and MI6 were working overtime to get the public to believe that the protesters were angels. They never disclosed the fact that they were armed to kill members of the army and police.
The Western intelligence agencies pulled off the same trick in Ukraine in 2014 to remove the democratically elected government and put in their own guy.
Both countries are now living through the consequences of those lies and those devilish schemes.
Ukraine has been destroyed and repopulated. The gangster regime in Kyiv is busy spreading terrorism and advanced NATO weaponry to conflict zones around the world. It's not a country. And it never was one. I don't know what it is. It's like a Jewish paradise over there where the Christians are rushed to certain death and the Jews stay behind to pocket all the money. It's tragic for all except a chosen few.
Syria is a similar case. In its modern incarnation it's been an artificial polity, held together with an iron fist. But at least the Assads had a certain level of political sophistication. Under Al-Qaeda's stewardship Syria has been transformed into a terrorist feeder state that trains terrorists to export them to various conflicts around the region. Like Ukraine it has ceased to be a nation. It is a political cancer that's been set loose to infect its surrounding environment.
In the near future a united coalition of Muslim states will have to address this Western-created cancer in the region or it will bring them all down.
Israel says it will keep it in line but it has trouble with Hamas in Gaza so I doubt it will be able to confront a Syria that has set its mind on the conquest of its neighbours. I don't know why Iraq and Lebanon have been so complacent in the face of this threat but they're in for a rude awakening.
The terrorist regime in Iran has been more professional in exporting its revolutionary ideas throughout its short history. Syria won't be. It will be more heavy-handed. We're already seeing the repercussions of Syrian terrorism in Yemen, where 10,000 Syrian-trained troops are being shipped off like orcs following the call of Sauron. And that number will only grow in the future.
