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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Iran:
They've been raping, killing and murdering for 47 years. The Western world allowed proxy wars.
We learned a lesson — we should have gone years ago at the head of the snake.
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While today is still today, choose well. Lecturer in the History of Architecture.
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An Islamic Republic of Iran supporter shouts “Death to Israel” at Jews while a leftie holds a placard saying “Smash Zionism”. Today’s Nakba march displaying exactly the double threat from extremists in both camps.
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"Gonna get beheaded one-by-one, you dirty Jews"
London (May 15) — A mob of Muslims surrounded a video crew outside the East London Mosque. The area in White Chapel functions as a colony of Muslim migrants, primarily from South Asia. Vid by @ThevoiceAlexa:
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.@GadSaad agrees with Orwell: it takes an intellectual to come up with truly stupid ideas. When academics are disconnected from reality or accountability, bad ideas spread like parasites. While STEM professionals have to answer for their mistakes, humanities professors build theories that no one ever has to test. That lack of accountability is exactly how toxic ideas take over a university and eventually a culture. If these professors can't survive the scrutiny of their own ideas, should they be teaching our children? Watch here 👉l.prageru.com/49RBlY7
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Internet was not shut off in Gaza. Because it was about propaganda. Internet is shut off in Iran, because the truth must not come out.
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Same man. Same child pretending to be dead. Same hand gestures and fake tears. Same fake plea for help. Different background scene. Different clothes. Different fake acting by the child. This is Pallywood. And the world fell for it. Without the lies, Palestine dies. H/T to the amazing @GAZAWOOD1
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We know what the regime in Iran is doing to its own people — and I don’t think we talk about it nearly enough. The Iranian people are suffering under a brutal authoritarian regime that crushes dissent, silences opposition, and rules through fear and violence.
I’ve said repeatedly that the free world needs to pay attention to what’s happening inside Iran and stand with the people fighting for liberty and freedom. Too often, the focus shifts away from the Iranian people themselves. My position is simple: support the people of Iran in their struggle against tyranny.
In this clip, I discuss the ongoing crisis in Iran, the failures of world leadership to confront the regime, and why freedom movements across the Middle East matter to every believer in liberty.
To watch the entire episode:
Rumble: rumble.com/v79rp1e-ep036-…
YouTube: youtu.be/rMGnuEjDEJw
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Reminder that Keir Starmer took no issue with muslims screaming "OUR STREETS, ALLAHU AKBAR" on the streets of London last year.
This was not hateful to him.
Meanwhile he bans Western conservatives for wanting Britain to not commit civilisational suicide.
It's so depressing.
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.@visegrad24 founder is surrounded outside East London Mosque, in Whitechapel, after being recognized by members of the Muslim community and called an “animal” and a “genocide apologist”.
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My dear compatriots,
As the people of Iran courageously stand against the Islamic Republic—the occupier of Iran—and as this wounded, despised, and isolated regime continues its assaults on the lives and property of our people in a futile attempt to delay its inevitable fall, I consider it my duty to more clearly articulate the contours of justice in a future Iran for those who may be contemplating cooperation with the perpetrators of this regime.
To that end, I requested that the Committee for Drafting Transitional Justice Program in Iran provide its advisory opinion on two important issues: first, the criminal liability of individuals who cooperate with the Islamic Republic’s repressive structures; and second, the confiscation of property belonging to protesters and their families.
The Committee has now issued its first advisory opinion.
Its message is clear: these acts are not simple or insignificant forms of cooperation; they constitute aiding and abetting crimes against humanity. No position, order, or excuse can eliminate individual criminal liability. Accordingly, anyone who knowingly and voluntarily cooperates with the regime’s repressive structures—whether inside or outside Iran—must understand that they will face criminal liability:
whether such cooperation takes the form of reporting or informing;
whether it takes the form of participation in checkpoints;
whether it takes the form of using children or adolescents in the repression of protesters; and
whether it takes the form of acquiring, transferring, buying, or selling property confiscated from protesters and their families in the course of repression.
Yes, not only those who play a role in issuing such orders, enforcing them, or facilitating these confiscations will face liability, but also those who knowingly and voluntarily acquire or sell such property must be held accountable. That liability includes the use of their assets or property to compensate the original owners for the harm inflicted on them.
Therefore, I warn all those considering cooperation with this regime’s machinery of repression: before taking any action that causes physical, financial, or social harm to the people of Iran, think of your future and that of your family. Think of the day when Iran will be free;
the day when the truth will no longer be hidden;
the day when names will be revealed; and
the day when no perpetrator can escape accountability before the law.
The Iranian nation will have a government that respects its people’s rights and will transform Iran into a free and prosperous country.
Long live Iran
Reza Pahlavi
Reza Pahlavi@PahlaviReza
هممیهنان عزیزم، در روزهایی که شما با شجاعت در برابر رژیم اشغالگر ایران ایستادهاید، این نظام منفور و منزوی، همچنان به تجاوز به جان و مال مردم ادامه میدهد تا سرنگونی حتمی خود را اندکی به تعویق اندازد. در چنین شرایطی، وظیفه خود میدانم که تصویر عدالت در فردای ایران را برای کسانی که با جنایتکاران همکاری کنند، روشنتر ترسیم کنم. در این راستا، از «کمیته تدوین مقررات عدالت انتقالی ایران» خواستم درباره دو موضوع مهم، نظر مشورتی خود را ارائه کند: نخست، موضوع مسئولیت کیفری افرادی که با ساختارهای سرکوبگر جمهوری اسلامی همکاری میکنند؛ و دوم، موضوع مصادره اموال معترضان و خانوادههای آنان. این کمیته اکنون نخستین نظر مشورتی خود را صادر کرده و پیام آن روشن است: این اقدامات، همکاریهای ساده یا بیاهمیت نیستند؛ بلکه «یاریرسانی به جنایت علیه بشریت» محسوب میشوند. هیچ مقام، هیچ دستور و هیچ بهانهای نمیتواند مسئولیت کیفری فردی را از میان ببرد. بنابراین، هر فردی که آگاهانه و داوطلبانه با ساختارهای سرکوبگر رژیم همکاری کند، چه در داخل و چه در خارج از ایران، باید بداند که در معرض مسئولیت کیفری قرار خواهد گرفت: خواه این همکاری از نوع گزارشدهی یا خبرچینی باشد؛ خواه از نوع مشارکت در ایستهای بازرسی باشد؛ خواه از نوع بهکارگیری کودکان و نوجوانان در سرکوب معترضان باشد؛ و خواه از نوع تحصیل، انتقال یا خرید و فروش اموالی باشد که در جریان سرکوب از معترضان و خانوادههای آنان مصادره شده است. از این رو، نهتنها افرادی که در صدور دستور، اجرای آن، یا تسهیل این مصادرهها نقش دارند در معرض مسئولیت قرار خواهند گرفت، بلکه کسانی که آگاهانه و داوطلبانه به خرید و فروش این اموال میپردازند نیز باید پاسخگو باشند. این مسئولیت، استفاده از اموال یا داراییهای آنان برای جبران خسارت واردشده به مالکان اصلی را نیز شامل میشود. بنابراین، به همه کسانی که امروز در صدد همکاری با دستگاه سرکوب رژیم هستند هشدار میدهم: پیش از آنکه دست به اقدامی بزنید که به مردم ایران آسیب جانی، مالی و یا اجتماعی برساند، به آینده خود و خانوادهتان بیندیشید. به آن روز بیندیشید که ایران آزاد خواهد شد؛ روزی که حقیقت پنهان نخواهد ماند؛ روزی که اسامی آشکار خواهد شد؛ روزی که هیچ متجاوز و جنایتکاری از پاسخگویی در برابر قانون در امان نخواهد ماند. آن روز، ملت ایران حکومتی خواهد داشت که حقوق ایرانیان را محترم میدارد و ایران را به سرزمینی آزاد و آباد بدل میکند. پاینده ایران، رضا پهلوی
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🚨 Threats To Behead Jews
🎥 @Shomrim are aware of the horrific video circulating on social media showing a gentleman threatening to behead Jews and much more. This was taken outside 82 Whitechapel Road, Tower Hamlets, London, E1 1JQ.
👮♂️ This has been reported to @MetPoliceUK @MetCC who are taking it very seriously and have started an investigation to identify and arrest the male and mitigate the immediate threats.
⚠️ We are aware of the fact that the Orthodox Jewish community is exceptionally concerned about these threats and want to reassure the community that we are working closely with @MPSTowerHam @MPSHackney and will be stepping up patrols till he is caught.
📞 Anyone with information is asked to contact @MetCC quoting CAD 4911/15MAY26.
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@HeidiBachram @Fox_Claire It’s also not the people that Keir Starmer has a problem with.
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Threats to behead Jews outside a mosque in Tower Hamlets. This is where we are as a country and it’s not being talked about enough by sensible people.
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🚨 Environmental disaster unfolding along Iran’s Persian Gulf coastline after an estimated 80,000 barrels of oil spilled into the sea near Kharg Island.
This video shows thick oil sludge and contamination coating parts of the coastline as dark slicks spread through Gulf waters, creating a severe environmental hazard and devastating marine life and coastal ecosystems.
Satellite imagery over recent days revealed massive oil slicks stretching across dozens of square kilometers near Iran’s main oil export hub, raising fears of long-term ecological damage across the region.
The Islamic Republic bears full responsibility for the environmental destruction, years of negligence, unsafe infrastructure, and the broader instability surrounding Iran’s oil and maritime operations.
The Iran Watcher 🇮🇷@TheIranWatcher
🚨 An estimated 80,000 barrels of oil have spilled into the Persian Gulf from Iran’s Kharg Island export terminal. A major reason is the regime’s chronic lack of modern oil storage infrastructure. Decades of mismanagement, corruption, and misplaced priorities left Iran with limited onshore storage capacity. With the U.S. naval blockade restricting exports, oil reportedly backed up rapidly, forcing excessive pressure on aging pipelines and increased reliance on old tankers as floating storage. Leaks like this are a predictable result. The environmental toll on the Persian Gulf could be severe: ⚪️ Oil contaminates and poisons birds, sea turtles, fish, and marine mammals, potentially triggering large-scale die-offs ⚪️ It damages mangroves, coral reefs, and seagrass in one of the world’s most fragile semi-enclosed seas ⚪️ Long-term pollution threatens fisheries, water quality, and coastal ecosystems across the region Kharg Island is Iran’s main oil export hub, handling the vast majority of the regime’s crude exports. Any disruption, accident, or infrastructure failure there carries major economic and environmental consequences. The spill also exposes deeper problems inside Iran’s oil sector. Years of regime-at-fault sanctions, corruption, underinvestment, and neglected infrastructure have left critical facilities aging and vulnerable. Iran’s environment and wildlife continue paying the price for decades of regime corruption and neglect, while billions flow into the IRGC, proxy warfare, and missile programs instead of critical infrastructure and environmental protection.
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It’s as though Keir Starmer is on a suicide mission as Prime Minister at this point. How did this divisive and dishonest tactic work after Southport? He has done nothing to stop the small boats, nothing to ban Iran’s terror fronts in the UK and now makes his stand on this?
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer
I’ll always champion peaceful protest. But the Unite the Kingdom march organisers are peddling hatred and division. We’ve already blocked visas for far-right agitators who want to come here to spew their extremist views. They don't speak for the decent, fair, respectful Britain I know.
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Meet the author of this article:
Democracy in Exile@DAWN_Journal
Israel-U.S. strikes on Iran's cultural sites are likely a violation of The Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, constituting an assault on humanity's shared heritage, writes @KZiabari. dawnmena.org/wartime-cultur…
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Ehsan Afrashteh was executed this morning. He was an IT specialist who had moved to Turkey, well aware of the hopelessness and risks of remaining in Iran.
His father called him, telling Eshan that the regime had promised not to harm him if he returned home. And he chose to trust them.
Upon his arrival, the IRGC immediately arrested and tortured him into falsely confessing to being a "spy". And today he was hanged for something he did not do.
An innocent Iranian is currently executed every six hours.
It's unbearable.
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By the way,
This image represents profound loss, but it's not really about what they're wearing and it's not about their hair.
It's about their genuine, hopeful and unmedicated smiles.
It's about innocence that was brutally ripped away.
That is the tragedy of 1979.
🇮🇷 Association of Iranian Royalists@IranRoyalists
We grew up dreaming about the Iran our parents once knew. Our children will grow up calling it home.
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A University of Arkansas Iranian-American professor fired from her tenured position in late March is now facing investigations in Britain over allegations of academic misconduct tied to her research on Iran.
iranintl.com/en/202605132363
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🚨 Did the reported love interest of French President Emmanuel Macron influence his conciliatory approach toward the Islamic Republic?
Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani, an anti-interventionist figure long criticized by parts of the Iranian opposition for being overly soft on the Islamic Republic, allegedly became romantically entangled with one of the West’s most conciliatory leaders toward Iran behind the scenes.
According to a new book by journalist Florian Tardif, Brigitte Macron reportedly discovered flirtatious messages between Emmanuel Macron and Farahani, including messages where Macron allegedly called her “very pretty.” The confrontation reportedly contributed to the now-viral incident aboard the presidential plane in Vietnam.
She has repeatedly opposed foreign intervention or direct regime-change efforts against Iran. Critics argue the Islamic Republic exploits anti-intervention narratives and endless diplomacy simply to buy time and survive longer.
Her father, Behzad Farahani, was also a communist playwright and dissident figure. Leftist circles have long been criticized by parts of the Iranian opposition for helping enable the conditions that brought the Islamic Republic to power and later preserving the status quo through conciliatory and anti-interventionist positions.
An Iranian actress associated with anti-interventionist positions and a French president accused for years of conciliatory diplomacy toward the Islamic Republic allegedly becoming personally close behind the scenes is exactly the kind of story that fuels speculation across both French and Iranian political circles.
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Golshifteh Farahani says foreign intervention never leads to good outcomes. She says this while living in France - a country liberated from Nazism by U.S. and Allied intervention. This is brazen historical amnesia.
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