An Excerpt of Pain:Iranian Revolution:a Whale Suicide

Every now and then, a group of whales come to the shore. And together, they all commit suicide. Until today, as this book is under publication, scientists have not discovered why they mass suicide; this mystery has still not been uncovered. No scientist to this date has been able to pinpoint the reason whales opt for a self-mass death. They just do, and there's no explanation which any-one can attach to it. The story in this book is similar to that of a group of whales getting...
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Every now and then, a group of whales come to the shore. And together, they all commit suicide. Until today, as this book is under publication, scientists have not discovered why they mass suicide; this mystery has still not been uncovered. No scientist to this date has been able to pinpoint the reason whales opt for a self-mass death. They just do, and there's no explanation which any-one can attach to it. The story in this book is similar to that of a group of whales getting themselves killed. This is a true story from the diary of a man who was one day shouting 'Death to Shah' in the streets of Tehran in 1978, and on the next, he was running to save himself from the same thing he wished for another man. His rebellion was no less than whales suicide. He played an active role in leading everyone he loved to the darkest pit with himself. His uncalled rebellion took him to such a stage in life where he struggled to find a safe place for himself. Eventually, the man had to be smuggled out of his own country that he loved very much. His escape led to him sacrificing lives, wealth, and land.