The little girls of Tehran
Wed 3:34 pm +00:00, 4 Mar 2026
Source: https://strategic-culture.su/news/2026/03/04/the-little-girls-of-tehran/
Double standards, double morality, which are the hallmark of the collective West that has no mercy on anything or anyone, that looks only to interest, profit, and success, no matter what the cost.
Endless horror
One hundred and sixty-five. That is the number of girls between the ages of 7 and 12 who were killed by the Israeli bombing of Tehran on Sunday, March 1, 2026.
Parents running through the rubble of a school, looking into rows of black bags, fearing they will recognize the face of their daughter. It is a powerful, almost unbearable image: pain that transcends reason, loss that shatters all balance.
Celebrations circulated on Israeli social media profiles, with cynical, contemptuous comments. “He’s finally croaked!” And do you know how they joke over there? “Now the virgins have arrived in paradise for them!” This refers to the Islamic belief that martyrs are reserved virgins in paradise after death. Yesterday, it was not only girls who died, but also members of the Iranian government, considered martyrs in the country.
There is cynical humor, there is black humor, but there is also inhuman humor. This is precisely that — without even a hint of humanity. After all, it was certainly not Ayatollah Khamenei who was involved in pedophile scandals to the point of deserving virgins in paradise, but rather the American elite. From Epstein’s files, we have understood very well how this elite treats children. But now, in all likelihood, there will be less and less talk about those files because they have been overshadowed by the attack on Iran and the death of those girls, which everyone can see perfectly well.
They know everything, and they have certainly watched the videos from the school, in which mothers and fathers run desperately through the rubble, screaming, peering into rows of black bags, hoping not to find the face of their daughter. It is hell, a hell that is organized at the table and managed by the media according to double standards, because there are first-class deaths and second-class deaths. The perception of a Western double standard also stems from this: when human rights are invoked against certain governments, but seem to take a back seat when they involve strategic allies or figures within the Western power system, moral credibility is undermined.
Not all children are equal
It is sad to say, but the West as a whole knows very well how to use children in the context of information warfare, applying the hypocrisy of selective indignation as a method.
How many times in the past have we seen entire media campaigns launched for poor children, victims of conflicts, tragic events, or even entire narratives that were never verified but useful for propaganda, and which later turned out to be fake news? We would like to mention, for example, the children of Bucha, who became the subject of international media accusations, pointing the finger at Russia and crying out about crimes against humanity, with weeks of talk shows, news programs, print media, and social media content. Then, once the investigations were completed, it turned out that nothing had happened as the West had reported. But none, absolutely none, of those megaphones of lies relaunched the truth. The important thing was to have discredited Russia and portrayed President Vladimir Putin as a monstrous criminal.
On the other hand, we never hear about Ukrainian children, their condition, what happens when their fathers and older brothers are torn from their families by the armed forces to be forcibly enlisted and end up in the meat grinder of the front line. There is no longer any mention of the enormous child trafficking trade, which Ukraine has been involved in for years and which, until 2014, was the subject of international investigations that were never concluded and have now been obscured and deleted from the records because they no longer suit anyone.
Or shall we talk about the more than 20,000 children killed in the Gaza Strip in the 23 months of the most recent conflict, which were first denied, then used to fuel a certain narrative as long as it was convenient to increase ratings and views, depersonalizing the children from their ethnicity and social status in order to use them, in fact, as tools to capture the public’s attention, and then forgotten at the end of the conflict, ignoring that no conflict there has ended and even now, as for decades, Palestinian children continue to be imprisoned, tortured, and killed.
The girls of Tehran, on the other hand, do not fit into the Western narrative. They are second-class deaths, they cannot be conveniently exploited by newsrooms, they have no weight on the scales of so-called human rights, because they are girls ‘born wrong’, on the enemy’s side. For them, there is no feminist movement, no popular outrage, no hashtags on social media, no trending videos to replicate. They are ‘dead’, sterile numbers in a count that no one cares about, they are not considered human beings. No one cares about their future, cut short by Zionist madness, or their innocence trampled on for the sake of the warlords’ pockets. They must be forgotten, even casting doubt on whether they ever existed, whether it was perhaps a false flag, as some Israeli channels reported in the hours following the tragedy.
Double standards, double morality, which are the hallmark of the collective West that has no mercy on anything or anyone, that looks only to interest, profit, and success, no matter what the cost.
And the West risks paying for this price with its own life. Indeed, this is already the case, in the inexorable decline of this mass of rotten, corrupt civilizations, which have turned children into a cult of death, devouring them as commanded by Moloch, the god to whom they have pledged their faith and obedience, or Baal, eager for sacrificial blood.
Far be it from me to use emotion as a fallacious argument, but I would like to propose an exercise in humanity: if you are a father or mother, try to imagine what it means to live with this pain.
This is war, their war, the one that the people do not want but is imposed on them by the elites.
This is imperialism, this is Zionism.
And it has a name, a face, a flag.
