Please deliver it to Farda’s funeral tribune and the president of Radio and Television
Honorable moderator and tribune of the funeral of martyr Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani! Mr. President of Radio and Television!
Tomorrow morning, Tehran will probably host the most magnificent funeral of a military officer in the modern history of Iran and even the world. Tomorrow morning, in addition to the Iranians who participate in the funeral with the style of belief, religion and clothing you like, and you see their counterparts in Friday prayers every week and 9 December 2018, Iranians will also participate whose counterparts we saw on 25 June 2018. Tomorrow morning, in addition to the youth who were the main audience of the radio, there will also be young people who do not like the content of the radio programs. Tomorrow morning, you will see both chador, mantua and hijab in the crowd. Tomorrow morning, people will come to the funeral of Martyr Soleimani who are proud of his achievements and those who are critical of parts of his performance and the Quds Force, and to pay tribute to his bravery in the eight years of imposed war and the defeat of ISIS and the protection of peace and security. will come. Tomorrow morning, there will be fundamentalists in the crowd, reformists and Iranians with multiple political tendencies and sometimes cut off from the political system, who will participate in this funeral for “Iran” and in response to American state terrorism and its threats against Iran and peace and security in the region. . Tomorrow morning, there will be Iranians in the crowd who voted for Ahmadinejad, Raeesi, or Qalibaf, and Iranians who voted for Khatami, Mirhossein, or Rouhani, and Iranians who basically did not vote. Tomorrow morning, there will be among the crowd both those who were street protesters in November 2018 and those who suppressed them. Jamiat Farda is perhaps the most numerous large crowd and street gathering in recent decades in Iran. It is a brilliant opportunity to increase national solidarity and bring together a colorful spectrum of Iranians who, despite all their differences, are fellow countrymen. Behind the funeral platform and in radio reports, do not use literature, form and content that only represents and satisfies a part of this colorful population and annoys another part of the population. Get some height. Let us be more “national” tomorrow morning. Use more inclusive and national language and content. Make Iranians whose beliefs and lifestyles are not the same as yours feel respected and recognized at the funeral of their country’s soldier. In these days of increasing threats against Iran, increasing this solidarity and inclusiveness in these official platforms is a national and even security necessity.
Signature: One of the Iranians who is not like you but is your compatriot and will participate in this magnificent funeral tomorrow:
Mohammad Reza Jalaipour
@jalaeipour
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