Patriotic

@0ivankaTrump1 NO

Is Reza Pahlavi a symbol of hope for Iran’s future ? 🔘 Yes 🔘 No

@d_white_rabbit Islam is a danger to the happiness of humanity. Imagine the number of women who were raped, the men who were killed, and the children and wealth that were stolen. Zoroastrians, Jews, Christians, Hindus, and atheists have suffered because of this bad religion.

Fuck your law that normalized misogyny, homophobia, antisemitism and violence. Fuck your law that sanctions honour killings, child marriage, slavery, FGM, polygyny, dhimmitude, and gender apartheid. Slavery was once law in the west. So was child labour. So was marital rape and domestic abuse. We change the laws that are barbaric. We don’t justify our violence and savagery through violent laws. Grow some brain cells. Misogyny isn’t the flex you think it is.

@sedaye_iran @archeohistories Persian coin

@archeohistories Didn’t he tell you that the Persians’ costumes at the time didn’t look like this picture?

Ancient Greek Historian Herodotus (484-425/413 BC), often criticized for inaccuracy in his Histories, his frequently-anthologized. On the Customs of Persians is regarded as accurate. The passage is all more interesting in that he contrasts the behavior and values of Persians with those of Greeks with Persians shown in a much more flattering light. His depiction of Persians here is even more engaging when one considers how he presents Persian monarchs Cambyses II (r. 530-522 BC) and Xerxes I (r. 486-465 BC) as often-irrational tyrants and Darius I (r. 522-486 BC) as under the control of his wife elsewhere in his work. Herodotus probably wrote his Histories when Persian king Artaxerxes I (r. 465-424 BC) was in power as work is thought to have been published 430-415 BC. Another interesting aspect of Persian passages as memory of Xerxes I’s invasion of Greece in 480 BC, would have still been fresh and Artaxerxes I, rejecting direct confrontation, was engaged in subtler means of bringing down Greek city-states. Even if one assumes that Herodotus knew nothing of Artaxerxes I's various schemes, it would have been no secret that Persian Achaemenid Empire was no friend of Greeks at this time. Still, Herodotus consistently presents the Persians in a positive light even though, elsewhere, he clearly allows his personal feeling to color his depiction of an individual or event. First chapter (1.131), Herodotus claims Persians “have no images of the gods, no temples nor altars” and this has been challenged on grounds that Zoroastrian religion  of Persians did include temples and altars but, it should be noted, these were by no means like temples and altars of Greeks. Rest of his description is entirely accurate as Zoroastrian fire temples were located on “summits of loftiest mountains” and other high places. He is also accurate in his description of birthdays as important annual events as Persians are known to have created practice of observing birthdays and also of instituting serving of desserts after a meal (I.133). Although claim has been challenged, he is also correct in his passage in same chapter on Persian love of wine and their policy of making decisions drunk and then reevaluating same when sober. Glowing description of Persians – who, he notes, think it “the most disgraceful thing in the world” to tell a lie (I.138) - is contrasted with the Greeks without Herodotus having to even mention his countrymen. Only time he specifically references Greeks is in I.135 when he says how Persians “have learnt unnatural lust from the Greeks.” There would have been no need for him to directly contrast Persian love of truth with Greek tendency to prevaricate because his audience would have been well aware of it and this same model holds true for rest of his description of Persian customs. Herodotus’ seemingly impartial and objective treatment of Persians is deceptive in that he seems to be quietly reminding his Greek audience of their own short-comings and perhaps reminding himself of the same, in believing themselves superior to other cultures. Scholar Robin Waterfield notes how Herodotus frequently uses antithesis to make a point without having to state it directly. Herodotus does this at a number of points throughout Histories but, as noted, his passage 'On the Customs of the Persians' is especially interesting given their relationship to Greece at the time he was writing. Criticisms of Herodotus’ work focus on his exaggerations or inaccuracies but there are many passages throughout which are not only reliable but reveal a sensibility and understanding in author that is not as apparent in every ancient historian. #archaeohistories

@EvaLovesDesign JUST WOW

Blue Willow cake

@Natalia_yael4 Bibi is fighting terrorism. Erdogan is a terrorist and supports terrorists.

Choose one The president of turkey or the pm of Israel who is the best president? A. PM Benjamin Netanyahu B. Tayyip Erdoğan

@Natalia_yael4 BIBI ❤️

@israelititan NO WAY

King Reza Pahlavi is future of Iran 🇮🇷 Yes No

@Gabriele_Corno AI

Unexpected rescue in the Savannah: The elegant man frees the gazelle captured by a leopard

A gold foundation plaque of Darius the Great from Persepolis, Iran.

@DavidVance President Trump is a respected figure, a successful businessman, and at the same time a great and beloved president. As for Reza, he is the son and grandson of a dictator and a person who commands no respect in the world.

Why has Trump not met with Reza Pahlavi? Isn’t that the right course of action if he wanted regime change?

@Rainmaker1973 A great and very beautiful sculpture.

This incredibly detailed net is carved entirely out of a single block of marble. Il Disinganno by Francesco Queirolo, 1752.

@khaleejehCyrus @Tigerroe9 @CristianoR93953 King Darius I says in the Behistun Inscription, the largest written inscription in the world, written in 3 languages: Old Persian,Elamite,and Babylonian: I am Darius, the great king, king of kings, king of Parsa. By the grace of Ahura Mazda, I became king. The date 521 BCE.

@Tigerroe9 @CristianoR93953 Please read by the Sassanids it was called Eransahr

Comparing Reza Shah to Ataturk is blasphemous, Reza Shah fought warlords and separatists so he could create a united and free Iran for all it's people regardless of their ethnic group. On the other hand, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk the founder of the Republic of Turkey genocided and ethnically cleansed Greeks, Armenians, Assyrians, and Kurds. Atatürk banned the Greek,Armenian,Assyrian, and Kurdish languages, he also forced non Turks to adopt Turkish surnames and speak Turkish. Entire names of villages and provinces were changed to sound more Turkish. His genocides and ethnic cleansings inspired the Nazis who carried out the holocaust against the Jews.

@khaleejehCyrus @Tigerroe9 @CristianoR93953 Old Persian Parsa 𐎱𐎠𐎼𐎿 Elamite Parsumas 𒉿𒊑𒈾 Assyrian Parsua 𒉺𒊓𒌑

@elonmusk WE LOVE YOU ELON 🩷

Regarding the OpenAI case, the judge & jury never actually ruled on the merits of the case, just on a calendar technicality. There is no question to anyone following the case in detail that Altman & Brockman did in fact enrich themselves by stealing a charity. The only question is WHEN they did it! I will be filing an appeal with the Ninth Circuit, because creating a precedent to loot charities is incredibly destructive to charitable giving in America. OpenAI was founded to benefit all of humanity.

@Realneo101 💔

A broken Iranian mother’s voice cracks as she pleads with the world. In raw, tear-soaked pain, Nahal Curbelo stares into the camera and begs America and Israel: “Please… just finish it. Free the people of Iran.” Her desperate cry comes one day after they dragged 55-year-old father Mohammad Abbasi to the gallows at Ghezel Hesar prison at dawn on May 13 and hanged him. Arrested with his daughter Fatemeh during the January protests, he was tortured, forced to confess, and denied a real lawyer. They executed him without even allowing a final goodbye. His family was called for a supposed “visit,” only to learn over the phone that he was already dead. Fatemeh is still rotting in Evin Prison with a 25-year sentence. This regime doesn’t just kill bodies — it crushes the soul and hope of an entire nation. How many more fathers and daughters must die before the world finally hears a mother’s shattered scream? This blood-drenched regime must be gone for good.

@romanhelmetguy Xerxes the Great

I mean, every Persian I know hates 300.

@romanhelmetguy Xerxes the Great

@sekaiwadai AI

@NiohBerg 100% 👍👍👍👍👍

Arm the people of Iran. There is no need for boots on the ground. Most Iranian men have military training and can handle firearms. If every household in Tehran, Karaj, Mashhad, Esfahan and other cities has a weapon, revolution will follow.

@NiohBerg The mullahs are enemies of everything beautiful.

You killed Pirooz the cheetah and have made his species go nearly extinct. You arrested Iranian animal activists working desperately to ensure their survival. You are the enemy of nature and beauty. You will face karmic justice for your atrocities against humans and animals.