A fierce opponent of the Mullahs’ regime—which nearly cost him his life—and now exiled in France, Samuel Davoud delivers a harrowing testimony of what he endured firsthand during the 2009 protests in Iran, in which he took part. “I was forced to leave Iran with 94 pellets in my body,” he says with a long sigh.
Today, Davoud has regained hope. He says he is deeply convinced that after countless uprisings crushed in blood, “this time, it’s the right one.” “The people are no longer afraid, and today’s youth are better organized against the Islamist terrorist regime,” he asserts, adding that the people of the new Iran will never forget countries such as the United States that have stood on the right side of history.
Activist Samuel Davoud also reveals that a massive demonstration is being prepared in Europe and calls on all Iranian women and men on the old continent to take part this Sunday, January 18, in Paris. In the meantime, he keeps his fingers crossed, announcing that the great victory will be proclaimed in two days.
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