[As archive.today is not very reliable.]Anger over collapse in living standards prompts protests by shopkeepers in Tehran
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FT | Iran’s currency ‘turns to ash’ as economy spirals
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The Obscure Bank Collapse That Sent Iran Into a Tailspin
Bad loans to regime cronies brought down Ayandeh Bank, accelerating a long-running financial crisis
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FT: Tehran after the protests: patrols, propaganda and despair
Scars of a crackdown, which have brought anti-regime demonstrations to an end for now, are visible across Iran’s capital
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A source that is the most British of British MSM propaganda does not count for much to me. None of the MSM tried to cover the protests in Iran honestly.Typhoon wrote: ↑18 Jan 2026 17:35 FT: Tehran after the protests: patrols, propaganda and despair
Tehran after the protests_ patrols, propaganda and despair.pdfScars of a crackdown, which have brought anti-regime demonstrations to an end for now, are visible across Iran’s capital
With the UK government apparently it wants the Iranian Regime to remain in power. To the point it is trying to give away the rights to the Diego Garcia for reasons unknown. Which much of the heavy bombing would come from should the US attack the Iranian regime. Inexplicitly to aa "country" that is 100s of miles away from it. A small island nation that is very much pro CCP. Is even in talks with the CCP to open a military base a few miles from Diego Garcia. IF things go the way the UK government by all appearances wants the CCP will have six military bases in the Indian Ocean and the US will have none.
Plus the Official state News Media Outlet of the UK has made it plain whose side it is on:
Iranians RISE UP Outside BBC HQ (IRGC Propaganda Mouthpiece)
In the previous FT article you posted ( here https://archive.ph/2Jyae) it claims the protests are over the crash off Iran's currency AND COMPLETELY FAILS TO MENTION that the largest cities in Iran need to be evacuated BECAUSE, THROUGH MASSIVE CORRUPTIION THERE IS NO WATER LEFT. Seems like a pretty big factor not to even mention.
Not to mention the UK police beating and mass arresting Anti-IRGC protestors in London. Filling up London's prisons with them and then denying them access to lawyers. However when it is Pro-Hamas protestors they can do anything with no penalties.
The Blood Does Not Lie The man pictured is 78 years old.
With allies like this, who needs enemies?
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Protests are replaced by virtual martial law as regime reasserts control after quelling an uprising aimed at ending its rule
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“There is massive disappointment and disillusionment,” one Tehran resident said. A human rights group acknowledged that demonstrations had been subdued since Sunday, with thousands of people detained.
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The internet has been cut off in Iran. So how is it these media outlets can say anything about the state of the protests?
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Davos tried to pull off a color revolution before the WEF public event this week and failed. Now Trump will address the WEF loser community and explain how they now own nothing and will enjoy it bigly.