Age 33. Held since March. Death file. Keep that order.
Blogger sentenced to death in Iran after criticizing supreme leader
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She sent a photo of a missile hole. The regime answered with a death file.
Summary
- Just the News reports Soda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi, a 33-year-old Iranian blogger, has been sentenced to death after insulting the supreme leader.
- The New York Post reported Saturday she has been held since March in solitary confinement.
- Iran International said she allegedly photographed an area where a missile hit and sent the photo to a Persian-language outlet outside Iran.
- She was charged with corruption after alleged media and propaganda activities against national security and work on behalf of hostile governments, the outlet reported, citing Iranian media.
Commentary
A Dallas dad still smells toner on a church newsletter and knows a photo is supposed to be evidence, not a hangman's brief. He did not send a girl to a keyboard so a missile crater could become a death charge.
March lockup. Solitary. One photograph. Death sentence. The honest household already paid for a free press it still has. The vinyl chair in that isolation cell still waits.
Look every working father who still tells a daughter the truth is not a crime in the eye and answer this: if a crater photo is now a capital file, who still owns the next Iranian who points a camera at that hole?
Comments
I stood a line so a camera still meant a picture. A crater is not treason.
Insulting the supreme leader. Hostile-government charge. Solitary. Print the three.
Allied benches still treat a photo as speech, not a gallows brief.
Iran International. Persian outlet abroad. Missile-site image. File the chain.
I still clock a dock at 2 a.m. I want the next Iranian writer alive, not in a death ledger.
A 33-year-old in solitary is not a security win. It is a warning the street already paid.
A death sentence for a photo is a second border around a crater. The first law should have been enough.
Just the News printed the name, March, and the photo claim. Argue those nouns.
Name her. Keep the pressure. A camera is not a weapon.