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@NarsBarsa Why are there so many foreign Islamists in your comments saying UHHH UR A US CITIZEN. Do people not understand.... migration? Anyways #freeiran

You lying piece of shit. I'm an Iranian Armenian born and raised and you are lying out of your ass. Every single church in Iran was built before '79. Specifically the St. Sarkis church on Karim Khan street which me and my family attended. That one was built in 1973 by Pahlavi. In fact, ZERO churches were built under the islamic republic. While we're at it, the Ararat sports complex in Vanak Tehran, and the other one in Esfahan was gifted to the Armenian community by the SHAH so we could practice our cultures and traditions as we deemed. That complex has turned into a military base by your IRGC terrorist friends. And Alcohol was never "allowed" and still isn't. I still remember your thug islamist friends raiding our wedding ceremonies and arresting people for alcohol possession, you lying bag of garbage.

🗓️ Exactly two months ago on 28 February, #Iran was thrown into digital darkness as authorities cut off access to the global internet. Metrics show the blackout is now entering its 60th day after 1416 hours despite regime efforts to introduce tiered access for privileged groups.

@NicholasLissack Push the UK to put IRGC in the terror list group so jackals like this can get prosecuted. @ukhomeoffice She obviously has financial incentive in her travels and regime glazing.

Anyone actively aiding Islamist terrorists has betrayed Britain and forfeited their right to citizenship. Bushra Shaikh is a shameless IRGC puppet. Born here or not, ban her like Shamima Begum. They’re cut from the same cloth. Denaturalise and deport her. Free Iran!

@2025justice4all @arash_tehran You're an exported regime puppet and a moron. Iranians never dehumanized anyone. All our oil money and economy has become rockets for Hezbollah and Hamas to fire. You don't get to twist narratives like this. نه غزه نه لبنان، جانم فدای ایران. Go back to your cave.

@arash_tehran I agree that a lot of left-wing demonstrations are denying the regime’s atrocities, but I say this as an Iranian – the majority of the Iranian community has spent the past 2 years dehumanising Palestinians and Arabs. This reaction is also a reaction to how our community has acted

Why do so many Iranians get radicalized toward the right and the far-right? Because in the supposed “left” demonstrations they are faced with Hezbollah flags and defense of the regime in Iran and downplaying of its massacres

@Shnauser1 @Realneo101 @thaussiimmi So let's just murder people we disagree with and also condemn their family if they want to disagree with us aswell instead of choosing silence? Are you nuts?

Shes fake as. She should stay home with her kids, after Charlie's death thats what any normal grieving wife would do. No, she has a co tinued role to play. Nobody likes her because she is inauthentic, the exact opposite of charlie who was super authentic, had charisma and could capture an audience when he spoke. I hope shes a better mother than speaker but somehow I doubt it.

The left is laughing at Erika Kirk and calling her grief “performative” while she’s sobbing “I want to go home,” completely terrified. Her husband Charlie was shot in the neck and murdered just 7 months ago for simply speaking. These heartless, soulless vultures are pure evil. Shame on you disgusting pieces of shit.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado There are really 2 realistic scenarios in the medium-long term. The regime fallen and a new state taken its place, one that adheres to the will of the population. Or Iran getting fractured/civil war. The current regime will fall in any scenario you could think of.

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado I'm hoping you are right and my prediction is wrong. For it to work you need the Artesh and defectors from the regime. reddit.com/r/NewIran/comm…

For months, the regime’s Western apologists sat in their sterile television studios and spun a pathetic fantasy. They looked the world in the eye and claimed the January massacre of our people was the work of phantom Mossad and CIA agents. But the butchers themselves can never resist bragging about the slaughterhouse. Listen to this confession. Ahmad-Reza Radan, the chief enforcer of this occupying syndicate, just stood on the record and called the mass slaughter of unarmed Iranians an “urban war.” Worse, he openly stated he takes absolute pride in shedding our blood. Let that sink in. We have been screaming this at the international community for years. A normal government does not wage an "urban war" in its own streets. A government does not take pride in gunning down its youth on the cold asphalt. This is not a state. It is a terrorist cartel occupying our country, waging a one-sided military campaign against unarmed civilians. When the chief executioner proudly hands you his signed confession, you stop debating "diplomatic solutions." You do not negotiate with a monster that brags about the blood on its teeth. Pāyandeh Iran. Javid Shah.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado There wasn't a single protest in 1979 that would've gotten to the scale of even the 2019 protests. But yeah, sadly this regime will not fall with civil disobedience/protest. It needs to be decimated by force, either foreign intervention or armed resistance(which is the worse opt)

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado you would need more than what percent came out in the shah and mow them down with pure numbers for that to work around 18-20 million minimum. Since these guys aren't as kind as the Shah you need to speak their language.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado But the regime just massacred people, something which will cost them their downfall. You have to understand this wasn't organized in anyway, people were fed up with the economy and state of power and water. It started organically and that's why it spread so fast 2/2

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado The Iranian regime before this massacre had a veil of civility. Even though they had done crackdowns before with sometimes even 1000+ deaths in a week, many people including my self believed that if 10 million + people came to the streets the regime would surrender. 1/2

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado ehh maybe, these are hijab polls. But I get what you mean. Hardline support being 10 - 15% in 2024 wouldn't surprise me.

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado You can figure alot of things about the people by putting that polls and those leaked gov polls side to side.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado Yeah most of the regimes in the regions are barbarians. Also they will do / have done genocides even, if their survival would be at stake. My point was this particular event in Iran wasn't ethnic/religious, it was random people from the population rising up and getting mowed down

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado Pakistan army does this stuff regularly but they are good at lobbying and hiding all their atrocites against Baloch and their own people and the world doesn't seem to care. Also no one knows what's going in Central Asian dictatorships x.com/HritikaMenon/s…

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado Yes and that poll is extremely conservative (the 11% was probably even lower) and this was from 2024, before the very recent massacre and water and power crisis.

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado That core 5-10 percent of the hardliners are the ones holding this regime up and not letting IRGC merge with Sepah to become nationalist that would go against their shia ambitions that supercede nationalism.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado Yes, it's very close to the truth, the only exception to this would've been Khamenei before his demise. The IRGC has control over vast majority of the economy, but still he was the one pulling the string from behind the scenes. It's not a 1 to 1 with somewhere like Pakistan.

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado Iran has like the most educated people that's why the closed system either has to evolve or get destroyed. Mullahs have lost power a long time ago real power is in the hands or the IRGC.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado No, the reason we have an educated and liberal population is both from the infrastructure and the movements starting the previous regime and to some extend a historical thirst for liberalism and democracy. The mullahs wanting nukes has nothing to do with it.

@FlyingDolyak @ItsDecado I'm sure the mullahs initially wanted the people not to be liberal or educated but that would mean they would not have nuclear program or advanced missiles so they found ways to slowly evolve the system. That's my understanding looking at the debates in Iran.

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado Because even if these are illiberal states, they still wouldn't shoot people in the streets for an unarmed uprising. I guess Taliban in particular is very similar to IR but in many other countries the army would coup unlike what happened in Iran. Idk honestly I might be wrong.2/2

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado Honestly I'm not so sure about many of these countries. The way the Islamic regime has done it is through years of indoctrination and religious fanaticism. The divide between the people and the government has gotten very deep over the years. 1/2

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado Iran has come from a liberal (yet politically closed) system under the shah to now a religious mafia running the country that openly shoots people if they rise up, at the current time sure I wouldn't put it past some countries in the region to do the same atrocities. 2/2

@0000yyxt @ItsDecado By saying "that's how the region works" you are extremely undermining the level of violence that has happened over night in Iran, I also misread your motives so mb. These were citizens getting mass-murdered for political reasons only. 1/2

@patriot_apranik Soon رهبر شهید

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@sirarmanak @MedissTavakoli خب داخلی مثلاً کی آخه. میرحسین موسوی و تاجزاده؟ مردم که نمیپذیرند این جانیان رو. اگر هم منظورتون حقوق بشری ها مثل نرگش محمدی و ایناس، اگرچه مبارزان علیه ج ا هستند، اما وجهه سیاسی و اجتماعی ندارند. شما برای کنترل اوضاع تو هرج و مرج دوران گذار به مقبولیت و شناخت اجتماعی نیاز داری.

@MedissTavakoli اینم نمیدونم باید پرسید ازشون، کلا من نسبت به خارج اعتمادی ندارم تنها امیدم داخلیا هستن که اوناهم بعد سقوط شاید بتونن کاری کنن.

از آنجایی که رضا پهلوی جزو مقدسات محسوب می‌شود و حامیانش، از خبرنگارانشون تا سلبریتاشون، نقد و پرسشگری را تابو می‌دانند، یکبار دیگر این مسئولیت متوجه ماست. دولت آلمان اعلام کرد در سفر رضا پهلوی، پسر شاه پیشین ایران، به برلین، دیداری با او نخواهد داشت. سخنگوی دولت گفت «دلیلی برای گفت‌وگو وجود ندارد» و تأکید کرد تصمیم درباره رهبری باید با مردم ایران باشد. بله، وقتی در این سال‌ها همواره مخالفان جمهوری اسلامی را با عناوین مختلف تخریب می‌کنید، وقتی دعوت پارلمان اروپا را رد می‌کنید تا مبادا پرسش‌های چالشی مطرح شود و در عوض نشست‌های نمایشی را با عنوان «نشست در پارلمان» برای فریب بخشی از جامعه برگزار می‌کنید، طبیعیست که مفهوم «اتحاد» در نگاه جوامع بین‌المللی با چه عینکی دیده و قضاوت می‌شود. @PahlaviReza