At least 208 people are believed to have been killed in Iran during a security crackdown on protests that came after a surprise petrol price increase, Amnesty International has said.
In a statement on Monday, the United Kingdom-based rights group said the “alarming” death toll was based “on credible reports” it had received, adding that the actual figure was likely to be higher.
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What “credible reports”? Let’s examine the raw data ourselves. You had no available methodology to confirm and authenticate anything while Iranian security clamped down on an obvious foreign sponsored coordination so transparently and thinly disguised it was a clown show.
What cities were they from? Can we examine the medical and autopsy records? Can we be sure you didn’t just include anyone who died in Iran for other circumstances that day or recently in the tolls? How did the data gatherers gather the data on blocked roads?
Amnesty International doesn’t automatically gain credibility because it or the war complex incl. their Qatari donkeys say so.