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Iranians mock Netanyahu over jeans comment
Topic Started: Oct 8 13, 6:45 (2,024 Views)
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Iranians have used social media to mock Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, after he suggested they were not allowed to wear jeans.

In an interview with BBC Persian TV Mr Netanyahu said that if Iranians were free they would wear blue jeans, and listen to Western music.

Hundreds of Iranians both in Iran and abroad reacted on social media sites.

Many posts showed mainly young Iranians wearing jeans and listening to Western music, some in comic poses.

Others mocked up scenes from ancient Persian history with the protagonists wearing denim.

Jeans are not banned in Iran, where an Islamic dress code requires women to cover their hair and wear modest outer clothing. Some Western music or Western-style music is tolerated.

Jeans not bombs
One picture on social media sites showed a young boy in jeans whispering into the ear of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Another is a doctored photograph of Mr Netanyahu's address at the UN last year in which he drew a red line across a sketch of a bomb, to warn that Iran was moving closer to the metaphorical "red line" of gaining enough highly-enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb.

In the mocked-up picture, widely-shared on Twitter, the bomb has been replaced with a picture of a female figure wearing jeans, with the Israeli prime minister appearing to draw a red line across the thighs.

In the BBC Persian interview, broadcast on Friday, Mr Netanyahu said that Iranians "deserve better" than their current government:

"I think if the Iranian people had their way, they'd be wearing blue jeans, they'd have Western music, they'd have free elections."

The Israel's prime minister also said that the lives of Iranians could get worse if it gained nuclear weapons.

One Iranian response on a Facebook page that has attracted hundreds of followers read: "He thinks he saw our bomb but he hasn't seen our jeans."
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I think it was Netanyahu who mocked them hahah, HE, BENJAMIN, IS TROLLING THE PERSIAN FAGS, he started a gay-reaction in Persian society.
But a good move by Netanyahu, seriously. I think his point was to make Persians to wear jeans and listen to Western music...to make them, at least subconsciously, become anti-Ayatollah and anti-Islamic regime, because Persians know that their shitty Islamic government won't allow them to wear jeans and listen to Western music. It's like giving them a taste of "freedom" and then taking it back, to make them yearn for it.
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who cares about jeans, I will only wear sharwal from now on :p
biji kurd u kurdistan !!
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Once saw an angry Kurd in sharwal in Sweden. Very aggresssive, about 60-70yo. Everyone made way for him and he walked slowly with his head up and straight back and a tazbiha in his hand. And it was a very crowded place. It was very, very epic. All the Persians , Turks and Arabd started to run like chickens
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Oct 8 13, 8:14
Once saw an angry Kurd in sharwal in Sweden. Very aggresssive, about 60-70yo. Everyone made way for him and he walked slowly with his head up and straight back and a tazbiha in his hand. And it was a very crowded place. It was very, very epic. All the Persians , Turks and Arabd started to run like chickens
just sharwal, or also the jacket, and jamana? That would've made it even more epic :P

And maybe a walking stick :p
biji kurd u kurdistan !!
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Oct 8 13, 9:14
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Oct 8 13, 8:14
Once saw an angry Kurd in sharwal in Sweden. Very aggresssive, about 60-70yo. Everyone made way for him and he walked slowly with his head up and straight back and a tazbiha in his hand. And it was a very crowded place. It was very, very epic. All the Persians , Turks and Arabd started to run like chickens
just sharwal, or also the jacket, and jamana? That would've made it even more epic :P

And maybe a walking stick :p
the jacket too *cool but no stick and he also had the thing on his head, sry dont remember name
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the jacket too *cool but no stick and he also had the thing on his head, sry dont remember name
it's called jamana :p
biji kurd u kurdistan !!
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