BBC: 'We've been speaking to Iranians during one week of war. Here's what they said'

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I truly am stunned the BBC would publish a story like this. It appears to show that Iranians are mostly hopeful, and happy to see the regime being destroyed.
I'm very surprised that they would ever admit there's a positive side to this war, since it's the U.S. and Israel conducting it. There's not even a comparison to Hitler, nor a reference to fascism. WTF is going on?!



Key takeaways

  • Public Reactions: Some Iranians, like Hamid, celebrate airstrikes on regime targets, seeing them as a chance for freedom from the Ayatollahs, while others feel fear and uncertainty about the war's motives and consequences.
  • Civilian Impact: The conflict has caused over 1,000 civilian deaths, including nearly 200 children, with widespread trauma and destruction across cities like Tehran and Isfahan.
  • Conflicted Sentiments: Many Iranians experience a mix of hope, stress, and moral conflict, torn between the desire for regime change and the horrors of war, reflecting deep societal divisions.

When Hamid heard news of the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a week ago today, he felt a wave of euphoria and took his wife and daughter into the street outside his home in Tehran to celebrate.

For the next few days, as US and Israeli bombs slammed into buildings across the capital, the family went onto the roof of the house to watch the airstrikes coming in, cheering every time a regime target was hit.

"Try to find anywhere else on this earth where the population would be happy with an external attack on their country," he told me, via a cousin in the UK.

"But we now have hope that the regime will soon be gone. We are happy."

Hamid - not his real name - is not alone.
 
I truly am stunned the BBC would publish a story like this. It appears to show that Iranians are mostly hopeful, and happy to see the regime being destroyed.
I'm very surprised that they would ever admit there's a positive side to this war, since it's the U.S. and Israel conducting it. There's not even a comparison to Hitler, nor a reference to fascism. WTF is going on?!



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The BBC are despised by many. As the funding charter is up in 2027, they're probably trying to save themselves by what they should have doing decades ago. Too little too late.

The MP's will probably save the BBC'e ass by scraping the licence fee and adding it onto council tax (property tax). So each house will have to pay, whether they have a TV or not. I don't watch the BBC, it's crap.

 
I truly am stunned the BBC would publish a story like this. It appears to show that Iranians are mostly hopeful, and happy to see the regime being destroyed.

Of course they are happy. The Iranian mullahs have turned out to be a brutal, oppressive regime where they hoard all of the power and wealth while the people are held slaves. I've heard figures as high as 90,000 slaughtered and butchered in the protests.

I've heard that they hold many bodies of dead women and children they killed to put in bombed sites to make propaganda about how the Americans did it.

Just last night I watched an Iranian woman being interviewed whose family fled the country successfully years ago after her father who spoke out against the regime was held down then first his tongue was cut out then his heart.

The people of Iran are absolutely powerless to fight this regime and are dancing in the streets that someone, anyone, is finally trying to do something about it!
 
The BBC are despised by many. As the funding charter is up in 2027, they're probably trying to save themselves by what they should have doing decades ago. Too little too late.

The MP's will probably save the BBC'e ass by scraping the licence fee and adding it onto council tax (property tax). So each house will have to pay, whether they have a TV or not. I don't watch the BBC, it's crap.

That's odd. I watched two channels while on my Caribbean cruises, Fox News and then the BBC.
 
The BBC are despised by many. As the funding charter is up in 2027, they're probably trying to save themselves by what they should have doing decades ago. Too little too late.

The MP's will probably save the BBC'e ass by scraping the licence fee and adding it onto council tax (property tax). So each house will have to pay, whether they have a TV or not. I don't watch the BBC, it's crap.


And Trump is currently suing them for $10 billion.
 
CNN reported about the United States atrocities. Typical of that network.
Yea, focusing on that ONE school out of 3,000 strikes on mullahs' military targets.
CNN now busy with this 100+ civilians than with the 80,000 massacred by the islamonazi regime in less than 2 weeks:


March 1, 2026. The Australian — ... Their joy is immense, as is their hatred for their long-term leader who had personally ordered the massacre of an estimated (but not yet confirmed) 80,000 protesters who were peacefully demonstrating in the streets across the country. His record is filled with crimes, executions, plunder of Iran’s national wealth and the support of Iran’s proxies, the Islamist militias across the Middle East responsible for the death of thousands.[
 
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