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“Has gas become more expensive in Europe? We, the Iranian people, hereby strongly condemn the rising fuel prices and urge European governments to show restraint and patience.”

Media lies about this “Iranian diaspora” is not a different type of Iranians. It’s just Iranians with internet

On behalf of 80 million Iranians, most of whom have lost a friend or family member while you stayed silent, FUCK YOU Pope Leo. You're a terrorist supporter.

Get this: Iran Regime hanged at least 1,639 people last year highest since 1989. Over 4 executions every single day. The world champion in executions per capita! This isn’t a government, it’s a fascist, terrorist religious regime!

An 18-year-old Iranian girl named Niloufar Esfahani faces execution by hanging under the Islamic regime. Before they kill her, reports say they plan to rape her. She's believed to still be a virgin. According to their twisted ideology, executing a virgin would send her straight to heaven — so they violate her first, ensuring she "goes to hell" instead. This is straight-up evil. This is Islam's death cult at its worst. They’re more scared of a girl’s purity than they are of God. Niloufar is just one more innocent soul they’re trying to drag to hell Anyone who defends this, excuses it, or stays silent is complicit in pure evil. If your heart doesn’t break for her… something inside you is already dead

STOP SCROLLING. The regime is about to hang a wife and husband together for wanting freedom. Bita Hemmati and Mohammadreza Majidi-Asl (34) were arrested together, tortured into forced confessions, and sentenced to death. Chanting against the mullahs and throwing stones during the January uprising. Bita would be the first woman executed from these protests. This is how the Islamic Republic stays in power: by destroying families at the gallows. Your silence is the rope.

@MikailPNyuksel Om partiet Nyans slår ihop sig med AFS kanske ni har en chans i valet, bara en tanke. Ni delar ju trots allt samma värderingar.

Alice Teodorescu Måwe skakar leende hand med diktatorsonen Reza Pahlavi i riksdagen medan exiliranier skanderar hans namn på gatan viftandes med israeliska och amerikanska flaggor (att den amerikanska presidenten för några dagar sen avsåg att förinta deras civilisation verkar inte bekomma dem). I denna yra är det lätt att glömma bort att Pahlavis familj lät SAVAK tortera och avrätta iranier som ville ha demokrati. Tusentals. Alice verkar inte bry sig om det. Hon älskar att peka ut auktoritära regimer, men bara när det passar henne. Nu sväljer hon hela Pahlavi-myten och snarare än naivitet ligger det nog andra saker bakom omfamnandet. Hyckleriet sticker i ögonen. Sannerligen, hon skulle aldrig skaka hand med en diktators barn från vänsterkanten. Men en sionistisk marionett välkomnar hon glatt.

از مائوریتزیو گاسپاری، رئیس کمیته امور خارجی و دفاع سنای ایتالیا به خاطر حمایت قاطع از مردم ایران و خواست‌شان برای آزادی سپاسگزارم. وقتی ایران آزاد شود، دو تمدن بزرگ و باستانی ما آینده‌ای روشن‌تر خواهند داشت.

@HanifJazayeri @KlimatJacob Savak didn’t do enough hence the situation we are in right now. If you burn the city down, the state is going to respond. Don’t be a terrorist and you will not be treated as one.

🎥 WATCH: Reza Pahlavi is put on the spot by Swedish MP @KlimatJacob to denounce torture and executions in Iran by the SAVAK under the Shah, but refuses to do so. Instead he points to a “historical revision” in people’s belief that such atrocities took place. #No2ShahNo2Mullahs

@Atle939055 @Riksstudios 😂😂 Varför anser du mig vara en ”problematisk landsförrädare”?

Alla gör det. Gör det i din egen mugg. youtube.com/watch?v=W90BtJ…

@Bhartiya_mind @thehawkeyex 1979 occupation in Iran happened

@thehawkeyex I was shocked when the crowd laughed on the subject of compulsory hijab. Can't believe this was 1950s Islam. Damn, what happened !!!!

This is what Gamal Abdel Nasser, second president (1954-70) of Egypt, responded to head of Muslim Brotherhood who insisted for mandatory Hijab in Egypt. This was 1958. What has reversed that era of liberalism & empowerment in last few decades?

@crehage @Iranotopia @PahlaviReza Joseph Stalin I would guess

@Iranotopia @PahlaviReza chill, this is for the transition period who is your preferred candidate to lead the revolution?

@Adel_A_Sadat @ROGSAHL زهی خیال باطل

@ROGSAHL Ser framemot dagen du tar din shahada.

Varför importerar Sverigedemokraterna utländska problem?

@danyentezari I love how Arabs are not satisfied with colonising 22 countries but now feel the need to ”colonise” the Persian gulf. Get the fuck out of here. Enough is enough.

The Persian Gulf is objectively the Persian Gulf. By history. By demography. By geography. By every criterion that matters. 1. HISTORY It is the Persian Gulf for the same reason it has always been the Persian Gulf. The Iranians, also commonly known as the Persians, were among the first to navigate, populate, and command the Persian Gulf, and they have done so the most, for the longest. This is a simple fact that should be obvious: Later civilizations necessarily evolve from earlier, influential civilizations. It is the Persian Gulf because the region's history is significantly Persian. 2. DEMOGRAPHY It is the Persian Gulf because the indigenous demographic majority in the region are the Iranians, who, again, are commonly known as the Persians. Iran's population exceeds that of the combined neighboring countries' indigenous populations. There are more Iranians with the natural and legal right to the Persian Gulf than all other neighboring countries' populations combined. 3. GEOGRAPHY It is the Persian Gulf because the many Iranian islands are larger, more populated, populated longer, and farther out in the Persian Gulf. The number, size, locations, and sociology of these Iranian islands make it the Persian Gulf. In fact, after the Indian Ocean, it is mostly the rivers of Iran that feed the waters of the Persian Gulf. Yes, even the local waters of the Persian Gulf are Persian. 4. CONCLUSION These are only some of the reasons why the Persian Gulf has been so called since recorded history, with abundant evidence, going back thousands of years, revealing the preeminence of the Iranian civilization. It is a bad precedent to deny these realities. Those who deny the past can themselves be denied in the future. Great potential for peace and prosperity awaits all countries of the region in the future, but this requires mutual respect and acknowledgement. The Persian Gulf is rich in history, home to many, and its future is promising. In conclusion, dear reader. The Persian Gulf was always the Persian Gulf. The Persian Gulf will forever be the Persian Gulf. PHOTO The World Map of Eratosthenes (circa 200 B.C.). As documented in H.G. Wells, The Outline of History, p. 188. This is a reconstruction of the map originally documented about 2,200 years ago.

Everyone is talking about uranium enrichment, oil prices, and the Strait of Hormuz. No one is talking about the Iranian people

Europeans are worried about gas prices? Oh I thought you are climate activists. Ride your bikes.

I was pleased to meet with Mr. Emilsson as he leads the Committee on Foreign Affairs to hold the regime in Iran accountable for its threats against the region and the world. His admiration of the bravery of the Iranian people and his support for their liberation was touching.

✨The Iranian man who saved more Jewish lives than Oskar Schindler.✨ In the dark days of 1940, Nazi tanks rolled into Paris. Most diplomats fled. But one man stayed behind. His name was Abdolhossein Sardari, an Iranian consul from a noble family in Tehran. He was a Muslim. He was alone in the occupied city, with no orders from home and no backup. Iranian Jews living in France were suddenly in mortal danger. The Nazis marked them for death like every other Jew. Sardari refused to look away. He started by issuing new Iranian passports that simply left out any mention of religion. That small change gave families a fighting chance to move freely. But he went much further. Sardari used every trick of diplomacy and law he knew. He wrote letters arguing that these Iranian Jews, known as Jugutis, were not "real" Jews in the Nazi racial sense. They were Persians. They were Aryans by blood, he claimed, who had only adopted the faith of Moses centuries ago. He twisted the Nazis' own twisted logic against them. The Germans bought it enough to grant exemptions. Thanks to Sardari, hundreds of families were spared the yellow star, the roundups, and the trains to the camps. When that was not enough, he began issuing Iranian passports to non-Iranian Jews as well, hundreds of them, often using blank documents from the consulate safe. He sheltered desperate families inside the embassy building itself. When embassy funds ran dry, he spent his own money. He risked his career, his freedom, and his life every single day. One wrong move and the Gestapo would have taken him. By the end of the war, Abdolhossein Sardari is believed to have saved between 2,000 and 3,000 Jewish lives. After the war he returned to Iran, lived quietly, and never bragged about what he had done. When asked years later why he helped, he gave a simple answer: "It was my duty." In a time of pure evil, one brave Iranian diplomat chose humanity. His story reminds us that courage and decency can shine even in the heart of darkness. Never forget the quiet heroes who stood up when the world looked away.

@prepasha @InteSosseSe Yes, under all kritik. Alltid röstat på moderaterna och var med i MUF när jag var yngre men i år kommer jag att lägga min röst någon annanstans.

Jag är besviken över att moderaterna inte vågar ta ställning för iranierna. Ett minus poäng inför valet.