Yuri Bandeirantes
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Yuri Bandeirantes
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Um vascaíno que não ainda não sabe o que vai escrever no epitáfio... IG: yjl1977
Anti-Zionism is antisemitism when it says that: * Of all countries in the world, only the state of the Jews should vanish. * Of all alleged colonial powers, only the state of the Jews should vanish. * Of all alleged ethnic cleansers, only the state of the Jews should vanish. * Of all alleged genociders, only the state of the Jews should vanish. * Of all alleged apartheid regimes, only the state of the Jews should vanish. Oh, and only the state of the Jews is guilty of all those alleged crimes without any need of due process. I hope you are beginning to suspect there’s a common pattern.
@Qaaaasem به نظر من، روز ۲۰ دی جمهوری اسلامی تمام مردم ایران رو کشت. همه چی همون روز تموم شد، با حمله اسرائیل ما یه تنفس مصنوعی گرفتیم و از اون به بعدش مثل نبرد دو تا گلادیاتور شده که یکیمون باید اون یکی رو نابود کنه، یا ما یا اونا و هیچ چیز دیگهای این وسط اهمیت نداره.
As an Iranian who loves his country, I always feared the day war would reach our homeland. With family in Iran, this is not political for me it is deeply personal. What makes this even more unbearable is the silence. With the internet shut down for nearly a month, so many of us have been cut off from our loved ones. We have no way to reach them, no way to check on them, no way to hear their voices. That constant uncertainty, not knowing if they are safe, weighs on us every day. When this war began, I felt everything at once hope, fear, confusion & uncertainty. Like so many Iranians, hearing that figures such as Ali Khamenei, Mohammad Pakpour & other senior IRGC & intelligence officials tied to years of repression, were being targeted made many of us think maybe, just maybe, this could lead to change. But as the days passed, that hope turned into the painful realization that this is not a mission to free Iran, it is a path that could leave our country shattered for generations. I am against this regime. I want it gone. But I cannot accept a future that comes at the cost of destroying our people, our homes, our cities & our history. Bombs will not bring freedom. A system built on martyrdom will not surrender under pressure like this. It is our innocent people who are paying the price. Recent estimates indicate over 3,000 killed and 20,000 wounded, many of them civilians. At the same time, I understand the fear that if this regime survives, it will turn even more brutally against our own people & continue its oppression. That fear is real. That pain is real. We are torn between two unbearable realities. International law is clear on this. Under the Geneva Conventions & the Rome Statute, civilian infrastructure homes, hospitals, schools, power grids & water systems are protected & cannot be intentionally targeted. Targeting civilians or protected sites can constitute war crimes. War has rules to protect human life. Seeing damage to Iran’s historical & cultural sites breaks something inside me. These are not just buildings they are our identity,history & our roots. It is also heartbreaking to see some in the diaspora cheering the US & Israel as this war has gone far beyond military targets. Watching Iranians thank Netanyahu and Trump while our people suffer feels like a deep betrayal & is profoundly shameful. This war does not feel like it is about freedom for Iranians. It feels driven by strategic interests, not our future. We have seen what foreign intervention brings to this region & it is not stability or democracy. We also face a painful reality that there is no unified, grounded opposition ready to lead from within. Figures like Reza Pahlavi, who have been outside Iran for decades, remain disconnected from the realities on the ground & calls to action from abroad have at times come at a heavy cost for people inside the country. At the same time, analysts like Professor Jiang Xueqin warn that this war could become something far bigger than a regional conflict. He describes it as a potential turning point, where deeper US involvement, especially with ground forces, could escalate into a wider international war involving major powers. Professor Jiang Xueqin warn this could escalate into a wider global conflict, especially because the Strait of Hormuz central to global oil & gas, disruption could pull major economies into the conflict, turning it into a prolonged war of attrition, not a quick victory. Millions of us are living with constant anxiety, our hearts split between here and home. I just hope this ends soon before more lives are lost & more of our country is destroyed. My deepest condolences to those who have lost loved ones. My heart is with you during this painful time & you are in my thoughts and prayers. To my people, stay strong. We have endured for thousands of years & we will rise again. I love you Vatanam ایران من، وطنم، قوی بمان. این روزها خواهد گذشت #Iran #IranWar #ایران
I received this message from Iran today: “Nabaut for God’s sake, do something about the internet. After a month I was finally able to connect with a lot of difficulties and it cost me so much. Please, do something for the internet connection of Iranians.” People in Iran have been cut off from the world for nearly a month, living in silence, fear, and complete isolation. And today, the government announced that anyone who connects to the internet is considered a criminal and will be punished. This is not just censorship. This is collective punishment. #DigitalBlackoutIran
We, Iranians in the diaspora, speak for 92 million silenced voices inside Iran. X has been blocked in Iran for years. The only way in has been through VPNs — which automatically hide our real location. No one inside Iran can show “Iran” on their profile. For nearly 30 days now — the longest state-imposed digital blackout in modern history — ordinary Iranians have had zero internet. Total silence. But the terrorist Islamic Republic has given “white SIM cards” to its IRGC loyalists and paid propagandists. These special lines give them full, uninterrupted access to X so they can flood the world with regime lies while the rest of the nation is cut off. These accounts are easy to spot: their location shows “Iran” (or “West Asia”). Even worse — they openly encourage terrorism, post banned AI-generated war videos, dox and threaten Iranians in the diaspora, and harvest personal data to hand straight to the IRGC, putting families’ lives at risk. This is a direct security threat to X users worldwide. The IRGC is officially designated a terrorist organization in multiple countries, with 47 years of proven terrorism. We demand X immediately: - Temporarily suspend these white-SIM accounts until every Iranian regains full internet access, OR - Add a clear “State Propaganda / Regime Shill” label so the world knows these are not real Iranian voices. You already removed the official government checkmarks from Islamic Republic accounts. This is the next logical step. @elonmusk If you can’t yet bring internet to 92 million Iranians, at least level the playing field and stop the regime from hijacking the conversation — and endangering lives on your platform. Stand with the Iranian freedom movement against the modern Nazi islamist regime of our time. If you’re with us — quote, repost, and make this go viral. #BanWhiteSIMcards #DigitalBlackOutIran