Iranians in London maintain candlelight vigil for Lindsey Graham outdoors US Embassy
Members of the Iranian diaspora in London held a candlelight vigil Sunday for Sen. Lindsey Graham hours after the Iran hawk died all of a sudden on the age of 71.
A couple of dozen individuals gathered outdoors the US Embassy close to the Thames River, the place they lit candles round a makeshift altar bearing photos of Graham (R-SC) in addition to Iran’s so-called “Lion and Solar” flag, used to speak resistance to the theocratic regime in Tehran.
“Lindsey Graham, relaxation in peace,” the gang chanted. “Relaxation in peace and rise in energy!”
Newest on the dying of Sen. Lindsey Graham:
Graham, who died of a suspected aortic dissection at his Washington house Saturday night, was a longtime advocate of navy motion in opposition to the Islamic Republic, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recounted Sunday morning.
“Lindsey was unabashed. He talked to me about it. He mentioned, ‘You already know, it’s important to do it. You must do it.’ He got here to me and mentioned, ‘Bibi, it’s important to do it. You must knock out these nuclear weapons program earlier than they knock us out.’ He was very clear about that,” Netanyahu instructed NBC’s “Meet The Press.”
“He was so clear, he had readability, he had braveness, he had convictions that he believed had been on the foundation of America and … just like the Superman comics, you bear in mind? ‘Freedom, justice and the American means’? He represented these conventional values,” added the Israeli chief.
