The corrupt parties of power do not fear the Sadrists or the Tashryn as much as they fear any opposition or mobilization voice that exposes their corrupt policies and opposes their projects. The reason is clear, as these parties no longer have real popular support to rely on, except within this environment, where they have controlled sometimes through their media machines, misinformation and deception, and at other times through pressure, coercion and leverage. Therefore, the loyal, dissident and mobilized young man is threatened with arrest just because he expresses his opinion or criticizes the functioning of these parties and their policies, as if freedom of speech is a right granted to their supporters and forbidden to those who oppose them. Even more dangerous is the emergence of a class of thugs and thugs who live off the scraps of illicit money and have turned themselves into electronic informants, whose mission it is to monitor every post, comment or screenshot issued by their opponents and then send them to their benefactors, hoping for their satisfaction and profits. What happened with brother Ahmed Safrot is the best evidence of this approach, which reveals the degree of fear of freedom of expression and the reality of authority that limits criticism and strengthens its children instead of confronting its mistakes.