Criticism of Missing Services and the Right to Demand Them

They came out here in ’91. Now, may my father rest in peace, I’ll find him.

Where would I find him? In’91, he comes out saying, “There is no guardian but Ali.”

If this is Ali ibn Abi Talib, by God, you’re his thunderbolt.

If this is the rule of Ali ibn Abi Talib.

By God, I swear, you’re his thunderbolt.

There is no guardian but Ali, and I want to read Ja'fari.

This is Ja'fari. No water, no electricity, no clinic, no hospital, no paved roads.

And when I go out, I tell the government, “Uncle, I want my rights.”

I want something that logs me. I want something that logs me.

He says, “You’re not right in the head, coming out of the dirt to challenge the government.”