Tonight on Data & Dissonance, we turn our attention overseas — where reality is colliding head-on with narrative silence.

As protests continue across Iran, the regime’s response has been swift and brutal: mass arrests, expedited trials, and executions aimed at crushing dissent through fear. Yet while thousands risk their lives in the streets, much of the Western media has responded with softened language, selective coverage, and careful hesitation.

In this episode, the panel breaks down what’s actually happening on the ground, why so many institutions seem reluctant to call it what it is, and how media framing shapes which victims the public is allowed to care about. This isn’t a call for war — it’s a demand for honesty, moral clarity, and consistency when human rights are on the line.

We also dig into the long-term danger of narrative manipulation: when violence becomes “unrest,” executions become “crackdowns,” and silence masquerades as sophistication. Because once truth becomes optional overseas, it doesn’t stay there — it comes home.

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