“Please, for God’s sake, don’t shoot.”
Those were Alireza Mousavi’s last words to Islamic Republic Forces.
He was 23 years old.
On the evening of January 20, in Fooladshahr, Isfahan, he was surrounded by regime forces.
Terrified, he sat down on the ground and pulled the hood of his jacket over his head.
He wasn’t attacking anyone.
He begged them not to shoot.
They pressed a shotgun against his lower back, and pulled the trigger.
Around 50 pellets tore through his body.
Several struck his heart and spinal cord.
He bled to death where he fell.
His body wasn’t returned to his family until six days later, and he was buried under heavy security.
He begged for his life.
They executed him anyway.
#IranMassacre
#KingRezaPahlaviForIran
#جاویدشاه
President Trump should invite Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza to meet with him in the Oval Office and then he should invite @elonmusk to the same meeting and announce free @Starlink for the people of Iran until @khamenei_ir falls.
Reza Pahlavi just recorded this direct message to the Iranian armed and security forces.
If that meeting happens this week or next week, knowing that Hezbollah and the IRGC will no longer be getting oil from Venezuela following Maduro’s capture thanks to President Trump, @PeteHegseth, @SecRubio, and also to @netanyahu knowing that Israel provided intel to take out Hezbollah targets in Venezuela, it’s game over for the Supreme Leader of Iran and the Mullahs.
The Iranian regime will soon face a funding shortage for their Islamic regime with the sanctioned oil being cut off, and the people of Iran have never had a better opportunity for their internal regime change than now.
Hopefully we see that meeting take place soon! @StephenM@SusieWiles@SecRubio
Promoting the hijab means becoming complicit in discrimination.
FIFA’s statutes claim to oppose all forms of discrimination, whether based on race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. Yet when it comes to women, gender discrimination is not only tolerated—it is celebrated and promoted in the name of culture.
A seven-year-old girl whose parents have imposed the hijab on her—a tool used to control and suppress women—deserves our compassion, not to be displayed as a symbol to celebrate.
I know this from personal experience. When I was seven years old, Khomeini’s regime forced me to wear the hijab. Millions of Iranian women and I have lived with the humiliation of being told that we must cover ourselves so that men can feel comfortable. We reject that oppression—at the risk of our lives.
Your indifference to the suffering of millions of girls forced into the hijab reflects an indifference to the gender discrimination and gender apartheid imposed by the islamic ideology behind this symbolic garment—an ideology of control, inequality, and oppression.
Nothing destroys universal human rights more than cultural relativism. She is only a seven-year-old girl.
Let her live.
The mullahs’ medieval regime executed another 19-year-old protester just hours ago. The bruising on his face reflects the agony he endured during the hanging.
As the suffering of protesters in Iran receives virtually no media attention, many Iranians hope that the next Israeli attack will inflict heavy casualties on the regime’s operatives. People inside Iran are demoralized and increasingly desperate, and Israel is seen as the only country capable of retaliating on their behalf.
Iranians are calling for a historic retaliation.
Do not turn away from what is happening in Iran. These atrocities are not “nuanced.” There is not “more to the story.” This is a battle between good and evil. Stand on the right side of history and speak up for these innocents who gave everything to reclaim their country from this terrorist regime.
Iranians living inside Iran have no choice but to stay anonymous on social media if they want to speak out against the regime; it's a matter of basic safety.
Many Iranians living abroad choose to remain anonymous while actively working against the regime, simply to protect their families back home from retaliation.
And yet, so far, only two groups have been quick to label all of them "Israeli bots" or part of "an Israeli influence campaign":
1- Regime officials, their supporters, and pro-terrorist activists around the world.
2-A certain segment of the American right, particularly those backing JD Vance or the groypers.
What a shame...
Mohammadreza Entezami was 29 years old - a champion parkour athlete, a young man full of life. He was also active in theater, an artist whose body and soul were always in motion.
On January 8, Mohammadreza was shot to death in Tehran by Islamic regime terrorists.
BREAKING: It has been revealed that over 350 Christians, including up to 60 children, were massacred and burned alive by Islamists in Nigeria between July 5th through 6th.
Communities were slaughtered, and churches destroyed.
An Afghan girl cries:
'I wish God had never created women. Even animals can roam freely, but we are forbidden to step outside the house or attend school'
Remember, it's not racist to be against this.
BREAKING:
The Islamic regime in Iran just hanged 19-year-old Erfan Esfandiari and 23-year-old Gol Mohammad Mohammadi.
For taking part in the anti-regime protest in January, they were hanged secretly at dawn in Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan.
Murdering 40 000 anti-regime protesters in just two days wasn’t enough for the Mullah regime. They still want to kill more protesters.
صدای طاهر ملکشاهی باشید
پدرش تمام کامنت ها رو میخونه
پسر۱۲ ساله ای که هر دو چشمش رو جمهوری اسلامی اشغال گر در ایران با گلوله کور کردن
این سند جنایت اسلام است
#TaherMalekshahi
صدای طاهر ملکشاهی باشید
پدرش تمام کامنت ها رو میخونه
پسر۱۲ ساله ای که هر دو چشمش رو جمهوری اسلامی اشغال گر در ایران با گلوله کور کردن
این سند جنایت اسلام است
#TaherMalekshahi