In Iran, tens of thousands hit the streets to protest; vids coming out; U.S. media won't show

Anti-government protesters in Iran have been posting hundreds of dramatic, high quality cell-phone videos of huge crowds marching and chanting.  Iranian Raman Ghavami has been following the protests and has collected and posted probably 50 of these vids on his twitter account, along with an explanation of what's happening.

Note in particular the dozen or so "wide shots" that show crowd size.  They speak volumes.

Check the guy's vids at the link.  Then ask yourself:  Why aren't you seeing any of these on the Mainstream Lying Media?  My guess is that the media don't want to show you the huge number of Iranian citizens who hate the totalitarian regime that rules them.  Cuz that would make Obama look like a dumb son of a bitch instead of a great negotiator and statesman.

Lord knows the media doesn't want that.

It's no surprise to see the same Obama officials who helped Obama ram the Iran nuclear "non-treaty treaty" down our throats now providing talking points designed to defend the terrorist regime’s grip on power while also securing their Iran deal.

Former top Obama administration officials Ben Rhodes, John Kerry, and Susan Rice tell us — in what looks like a coordinated messaging campaign — that the massive anti-regime protests in Iran are really against corruption, not against the Mullahs.  Accordingly, they tell you the U.S. must not support the demonstrators.

Here's the moronic Ben Rhodes, inexplicably chosen by the emperor to be one of his national security advisors: 
 

The Iranian people are rightfully demanding dignity, less corruption, more opportunity, and greater control over their lives. In looking at US twitter, it seems lost on too many that this is about what Iranians want for Iran, and not about us.

— Ben Rhodes (@brhodes) December 31, 2017