“The world is indeed a fucked up place. But if you go to nature,where mankind hasn’t brought chaos yet, you will find the most beautiful pure energy,light and peace. That’s the only purity you can find these days, as everything else is polluted by mankinds greed and confusion.”🦋
Mr @NYCMayor,
I say it as an Iranian New Yorker: You are a human garbage.
When our people were getting slaughtered and hunted like animals by the Islamic Republic terrorists, you stayed silent. You didn't say a word. Now that the regime, the murderers of our people are under attack, you came out of the woodwork to defend them.
You are an Islamist human garbage and I fight your agenda as long as I breathe.
@MyLordBebo Do you live in Iran? Do you have family that lives there? Did you have family that lived through the horrors of the revolution? Didn’t think so.
This is not a war. It was a precision strike, deliberately limited in scope and aimed solely at neutralizing Iran’s nuclear weapons capabilities. President Trump made it clear from day one that peace is the preferred path, but peace cannot be achieved by allowing a radical regime to inch closer to nuclear breakout. The message was simple and clear: Iran will not be permitted to develop the bomb.
The sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan were not civilian infrastructure or symbolic targets. These were the core of Iran’s military nuclear ambitions. Despite countless warnings and diplomatic attempts, high-ranking officials within the Iranian regime have repeatedly insisted that developing nuclear weapons is a non-negotiable objective. That reality left no room for further delay. This was the final red line.
The operation itself demonstrated what a real commander-in-chief looks like. All aircraft made it out safely, every payload hit its intended target, and no civilian areas were affected. There is no other military on earth capable of executing such a mission with this level of discipline and accuracy. Trump once again proved that American strength can be exercised without dragging the country into another endless war.
This action should be understood as a one-time strike, not a campaign. The target was not Iran itself, nor its people, but the weapons program built by a regime that sponsors terror across the region, from Hezbollah in Lebanon to the Houthis in Yemen. A nuclear-armed Iran would empower those proxies even further and threaten the entire Middle East, especially Israel.
Trump’s move is not just a military statement, but a strategic one. By taking away the nuclear option, he has pulled the rug out from under Tehran’s long-term leverage. It is now up to Iran’s leadership to decide whether they continue down the path of defiance or accept the reality that the era of appeasement is over.
Today Prince Reza Pahlavi addressed a bipartisan group of members of the United States House of Representatives.
His full remarks, delivered virtually, are below:
Members of Congress, Congressional staffers, and friends.
Thank you for inviting me to speak with you at this critical hour — not only for the Iranian people, but for the entire Middle East, for the United States, and for the values we share.
This group stands at the intersection of faith-based commitment and political courage. I know many of you are guided by your Christian values and your commitment to moral clarity in foreign policy. I honor that deeply. And I believe the partnership between the Iranian people, the people of Israel, and the American people — and the faith-driven communities that sustain them — is more vital today than ever before.
The Islamic Republic — a regime that has waged war against my people for 46 years, and has persecuted Christians, Jews, Baháʼís, and Muslims alike — is in the final stages of collapse. Its leader has retreated underground while using my people as human shields. The regime’s grip on the country is unraveling. What we are witnessing is not a political shift. It is a spiritual and moral reckoning.
This is the fall of a regime that has built its power on fear, violence, and hatred. And this is the rise of a nation that seeks peace, dignity, and coexistence.
At this moment of profound transformation, I have chosen to step forward — not to seek power, but to fulfill a duty. I have been entrusted by millions of Iranians, inside and outside the country, to help lead this transition: to guide it away from chaos and toward national unity, justice, and peace.
We are not beginning from nothing. For years, I have worked alongside patriots, scholars, and experts to prepare for the day after the Islamic Republic. We have a roadmap for a transitional period grounded in the rule of law and national reconciliation, and for the establishment of a truly democratic and inclusive Iran — one that respects all faiths and protects all people.
This is a movement rooted in light, not darkness. It is a mission of restoration — for our nation, our values, and our place in the world.
Let me be clear: the people of Iran do not hate Israel. They do not hate America. That hatred was manufactured by a regime that used religion as a weapon — a regime that perverted faith to justify terror. While the Islamic Republic chants “Death to America” the Iranian people chant: “Our enemy is right here, they lie when they say it’s America.”
A free Iran will end this unnatural hostility. We will seek peace and partnership with Israel. We will once again be a friend to America. Our children deserve to grow up in a region where ancient hatreds are replaced by mutual respect. That is what I am fighting for.
To those of you in the evangelical Christian community who pray for the peace of Jerusalem, I say this: a free Iran is the key to that answer.
The movement for a free Iran is not just a political struggle. It is a moral one. We are fighting not only for our future, but for the values that unite all people of faith: justice, compassion, truth, and the God-given right of every man and woman to live in dignity.
That is why your role matters. America’s leadership — and the moral clarity of communities like yours — can make a real difference. You stood with the people of the Eastern bloc against communism. Now, I ask you to stand with the people of Iran.
Let me be clear: standing with us does not require your troops and it does not require your tax dollars. It does not require another endless American war in the Middle East. Indeed, that is exactly what we are trying to stop. Because as long as the Islamic Republic is in power, it will be waging war on Israel and on America. The only way to end the endless wars is to help us put an end to the Islamic Republic. When we do, Israel and America can finally live in peace.
Help us isolate this regime. Help us elevate the cause of freedom. Help us prepare the ground for what comes after: a nation reborn, at peace with its neighbors, and reconnected to its spiritual heritage.
We’ve all heard that Scripture says “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God.” I believe the Iranian people are ready to be the peacemakers of this generation — for themselves, for the region, and for the world. You have the opportunity to be a part of it. I hope you will join me and join us.
The Islamic Republic is falling. And what will rise in its place is not chaos, but the hope of a new beginning.
Thank you.
So many people on here so uneducated, misguided, brainwashed…. Picking sides with vague reasons as their support… I’m disheartened by so many strong opinions I’ve seen.. disregarding human lives entirely. I’ve truly lost my faith in humanity as a whole