Pakban

هم‌میهنان ایرانی-آمریکایی در Silicon Valley، لطفاً فعالانه اقدام کنید، و از هم‌میهنان در سایر شهرها هم درخواست می‌کنم حتماً با نمایندگان خود تماس بگیرند چه از طریق ایمیل و تکست و چه تماس تلفنی. ما باید بیشترین تأثیر ممکن را بر افکار عمومی و تصمیم‌گیران داشته باشیم و اجازه ندهیم روایت‌های یک‌جانبه نمایندگان، بدون بازتاب واقعیت، در فضای عمومی شکل بگیرد. متن ایمیلی که من به @RepRoKhanna ارسال کردم را در اینجا به اشتراک می‌گذارم تا در صورت تمایل بتوانید از آن به‌عنوان چارچوب استفاده کنید. همچنین در پست بعدی، لینک وب‌سایتی را قرار می‌دهم که از طریق آن مستقیماً پیام خود را برای او ارسال کردم. 👇 Congressman Khanna, I am writing to you as an Iranian-American constituent in Silicon Valley regarding your recent position on invoking the War Powers Resolution in relation to potential U.S. military action involving the Islamic Republic regime. I want to be very clear that this issue is not about Iran as a nation or its people. It is about the Islamic Republic regime a governing structure that the United States itself has formally identified as a sponsor of terrorism and a direct adversary to American national security interests. This regime has supported armed groups hostile to the United States, contributed to regional instability, and aligned itself with geopolitical competitors of the United States in ways that directly undermine American strategic objectives. Your current position appears focused on restricting the Executive Branch’s ability to respond decisively to this regime. While congressional oversight is an important constitutional responsibility, it is equally critical that U.S. policy recognize the strategic distinction between the Iranian people and the Islamic Republic regime that governs them without their consent. Millions of Iranians have demonstrated their opposition to this regime over many years, often at extraordinary personal risk. They are not asking the United States to act on their behalf, but their resistance has created a rare moment in which American national security interests and the aspirations of the Iranian people are aligned. From a purely strategic standpoint, the continued existence of the Islamic Republic regime strengthens America’s adversaries, sustains instability in a region critical to global energy and security, and forces the United States to maintain costly long-term deterrence and military readiness. A different future one not controlled by this regime would significantly reduce these pressures, improve regional stability, and create conditions more favorable to American security, economic, and geopolitical interests. As your constituent, I want you to understand that many Iranian-Americans in your district view the Islamic Republic regime as both an enemy of the Iranian people and a direct threat to the United States. We believe U.S. policy should be guided by clear-eyed strategic assessment of American interests, not by assumptions that inadvertently preserve the position of a hostile regime. Iranian-American voters in Silicon Valley are paying close attention to how elected officials approach this issue. We expect leadership that recognizes the difference between the Iranian people and the Islamic Republic regime, and that evaluates policy decisions through the lens of American national security, strategic stability, and long-term U.S. interests. Respectfully,