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@LindseyGrahamSC Why are you afraid of Trump?

Completely agree with President Trump’s analysis that Iran’s capability to generate another October 7 or continue to be the largest state sponsor of terrorism on the planet has been massively degraded. To those who say Iran is stronger now than before, that is an insult to the American military and it is delusional thinking because the Iranian economy is in shambles. Mr. President, continue to try to find a diplomatic solution to Iran’s nuclear ambitions and other issues that have plagued the world since 1979. The day diplomacy is off the table will present America and our allies with some very stark choices. In the meantime, as we pursue diplomacy, make it crystal clear that Israel will not have to tolerate being attacked by Iranian proxies who cause parts of Israel to be uninhabitable. Pray for peace.

@thehill Are you wrong? Vance removed Trump and his family from politics forever.. He even destroyed Trump's family business.. Is Trump a dead man without the Jews?? He can't fight the New York Jewish lobby because Zion controls the entire American economy.. Damn them

Vance ‘not at all’ concerned Trump will make him the fall guy on Iran thehill.com/homenews/59302…

@RpsAgainstTrump No one can match Trump in terms of stupidity and dirty deeds. Also, America has never had a vice president with such an illiterate ass.

JD Vance: “If you give Donald Trump an IQ test with the other 45 presidents that the United States has had, I guarantee he'd be either near the top or at the top”

@LevantWire Yes

According to a CNN poll, Donald Trump ranks as the worst president in U.S. history. 👀🇺🇸 Do YOU believe that? A. YES B. NO 👇

@MykhailoRohoza This poor girl is just a plaything for stupid people.

Greta Thunberg is shocked by the environmental disaster in Moscow caused by burning petroleum products. “I am ready to shield Muscovites with my own body! I'm flying there immediately!” "With one breast I'll cover Kapotnya, and with the other — Vasilyevsky Descent..."

@LevantWire No

Donald Trump has described himself as the "boss" at the G7 Summit. 😎🇺🇸 Do you think Donald Trump is currently the most influential leader in the world? A) Yes 🇺🇸 B) No 🌍 👇🧐😎 What’s your opinion?

@RightScopee Yes

🚨Elon Musk Just Declared All-Out War on George Soros — Vows to Crush the Globalist Puppet Master: “He spends half his fortune rigging elections and bankrolling professional protesters & rioters. It’s about time someone showed this guy how powerless he really is.” We know the truth — Soros and his machine have been tearing America apart for years. Finally, a fighter with real power is stepping up. Do you want Elon to expose and dismantle the Soros network? A. YES B. NO Repost if you’re with Trump and Elon on this! 🇺🇸

@aj_inapi @ReynoldsCinco It's clear that you know nothing about Iran and are writing completely ignorantly.

@ReynoldsCinco I haven't come across any reliable data. It looks like he has much support from the diaspora but in Iran, I don't think he does have a widespread support. I may be wrong but given his father's track record and him being in the West most of his life, that may be a hindrance

ARM THE IRANIAN PEOPLE Many are screaming, "Arm the Iranian people!" But has anyone stopped to think through what happens if that goes wrong? Too many people talk about regime change as if it's a Hollywood movie. The bad guys fall, the people rise up, freedom wins, and everyone lives happily ever after. Reality is much uglier. The Iranian regime has spent 47 years building a system specifically designed to survive internal uprisings. Since the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the government has constructed a layered security apparatus consisting of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), estimated at roughly 190,000 personnel, supported by the Basij militia, which can mobilize hundreds of thousands more loyalists when required. This is the same regime that survived major protest waves in: 2009 (Green Movement) 2019 (fuel price protests) 2022 ("Woman, Life, Freedom") 2025-2026 unrest Across these waves, thousands of protesters have reportedly been killed, tens of thousands arrested, and countless others intimidated into silence. Even after years of sanctions, economic pressure, protests, and military strikes, the regime's core internal security structure remains largely intact. Now let's ask the million dollar question: Who exactly are we arming? Because the regime's opposition isn't a single unified movement. There are monarchists supporting former Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. There are republicans. There are secular democrats. There are ethnic nationalist groups. There are leftists. There are regional factions. Polls conducted by opposition-linked organizations have suggested that as many as 70% of Iranians oppose the current Islamic Republic, but opposing the regime is not the same thing as agreeing on what comes next. Should Iran become: A constitutional monarchy? A secular republic? A federal system? Something else entirely? There is no unified answer. And that matters. Because once weapons start flowing into a fragmented environment, history becomes a warning. Libya - 2011 Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown after NATO-backed intervention. The result? Years of militia warfare, competing governments, ISIS expansion, human trafficking networks, and a country that still struggles with instability 15 years later. Syria - 2011-Present Foreign powers armed competing factions. The result? More than a decade of war, approximately 500,000 deaths, millions displaced, and entire cities destroyed. Iraq - 2003 Onward Regime change succeeded militarily. The aftermath produced years of insurgency, sectarian violence, and instability that cost hundreds of thousands of lives. Afghanistan - 2001-2021 Twenty years of intervention, nation-building, and military support ultimately ended with the Taliban returning to power. History repeatedly shows that weapons can remove governments. They do not automatically create stable replacements. Iran is also not a homogeneous society. The country includes: Persians (~60%) Azeris (~15-20%) Kurds (~10%) Baluchis Arabs Other minority groups Many of the strongest anti-regime protests have occurred in minority regions along Iran's borders. If central authority collapsed, the risks wouldn't simply be "freedom versus dictatorship." The risks could include: Ethnic conflict Regional separatism Proxy intervention by neighboring states Refugee crises Economic collapse Competition over strategic infrastructure Loose nuclear materials and facilities The people shouting "arm the people" rarely discuss the day after. Who governs 90 million people? Who secures the borders? Who protects nuclear facilities? Who prevents revenge killings? Who keeps the oil industry operating? Who stabilizes the currency? Who restores order? Those are the questions that determine whether a revolution succeeds or collapses into chaos. None of this is a defense of the Iranian regime. The Iranian people have endured decades of repression, corruption, economic hardship, and political restrictions. But wanting change and achieving stable change are two very different things. Even Iran as a country itself has its own history of change in government structures. History teaches a brutal lesson: Revolutions are not won by guns alone. They require leadership. Organization. Security force defections. A credible replacement government. And a realistic plan for Day One, Day Thirty, and Year One after the regime falls. Without those ingredients, "arm the people" risks turning legitimate frustration into another Middle Eastern civil war. The future of Iran belongs to the Iranian people. But before anyone demands that outsiders start flooding Iran with weapons in 2026, they should answer one simple question: If 90 million people are plunged into another Syria, Libya, or Iraq, who owns the consequences? I know President Trump wouldn't want that to be is legacy. Let's stop living in a fantasy world and come back to reality.

@aj_inapi We Iranians have never thought about dividing our country and we are not. This is your imagination. We know what we don't want.

@aj_inapi So what should you do, idiot? Is it right for Trump to release a lot of money? You Americans were the ones who destroyed our country by a bastard named dirty Carter.. You just don't interfere.. Leave us alone. We will find the right way.

@amjadt25 We, the people of Iran, have no value for Trump and Vance. They are liars and cowards.

Many ask why Iranians didn't pour into the streets when Trump called on them. Simple. They're a smart nation with long memories and deep scars. They probably thought, "We've seen this movie before. There might be a speech at the beginning and an exit halfway through." Just as many believe he left Israel halfway and then suggested everyone simply live next door to Hezbollah terrorists. It's also quite a contrast that Trump and JD Vance insist on strict security checks for one illegal immigrant because of the risk that person might pose, yet ask the Middle East to trust and coexist with a regime that has spent decades repressing its people, fueling regional violence, killing Americans, and causing the deaths of countless Iranians and Arabs, all while accepting its deal with fewer checks than most airport security lines. Deals may come and go. Trust is harder to rebuild. If you return one day, send someone else, because promises only matter when people believe you'll stay until the end.

@MykhailoRohoza بله

Would you support President 🇺🇦 Zelensky receiving the Nobel Peace Prize ? YES or NO?

@0ivankaTrump1 D

If the world had to choose one strong leader during a global crisis, who would be your first choice ? A) Vladimir Putin B) Donald Trump C) Xi Jinping D) Volodymyr Zelenskyy

@GuntherEagleman If you knew that this terrorist group of Rajavi and Jafarzadeh has no value for the Iranian people, they are all bastards.. First you would have conducted a poll to understand how hated they are, like the lying Trump.. Damn the terrorist Rajavi.

🚨 IRANIAN RESISTANCE LEADER PRAISES TRUMP’S DEAL WITH TEHRAN, “The Real War is Between Iran’s Regime and Its People!” Even opponents of the Iranian regime are recognizing the strength of President Trump’s historic deal. Alireza Jafarzadeh, Iranian resistance leader and former national security aide, is calling it out: The real fight is against the oppressive regime in Tehran.

@GuntherEagleman You are really stupid and you are fooling yourselves. Jafarzadeh is a terrorist and a traitor to the Iranian people. They helped Saddam and killed thousands of their own Iranian compatriots. Then you call this bastard the leader of the Iranian resistance. The Mujahideen are terro

@UsArmyspoof_ بله

Do you think Reza Pahlavi is the best hope for Iran’s future ? Give Answer ... A. Yes 🔥 B. No ❌ C. Maybe 🤔 D. Iran needs someone else

@amjadt25 America is no longer the world's superpower.. Trump is just a stupid loser.

Trump was told by ONLY ONE country at the G7 that this was the WORST DEAL EVER and not to sign the TRAP. Watching JD Vance's interviews in the Middle East felt like accidentally tuning into Iranian state TV. People kept checking the screen to make sure it still said "Vice President of the United States" and not "Spokesman for Tehran."

@0ivankaTrump1 E

Simple poll. Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust Trump? A. 100 % B. 75% C. 50% D. 25% E. 0%

@OlenaRohoza He is a ruthless murderer and war criminal.. Trump is a liar.

Would you support President 🇺🇸🇷🇺 Trump receiving the Nobel Peace Prize ? YES or NO?

@stephsvox @X This translation is absolutely correct. I am an Iranian and I saw this interview. But this whole Trump peace deal is not worth a penny.. Iran is in a very bad economic situation and will definitely go back to war again.

The translation has been double checked by many Farsi speaking people and they have assured me that the automatic closed captions translation provided by @x are not correct. There are many mistakes. They have assured me that the proper translation is provided in my post.