🥳 Just Sold a 1/1 and 1/5 from my ❄️ Winter Dreams collection
on @MakersPlace 🔳
Many thanks to collector
Hiroshi Nakano 🎉
Very happy for my work to be part of your extensive collection 😎🙏
🌬☃️
Editions of Dancing on Ice Extended still available 👇
https://t.co/PLYwgfLGzR featuring beautiful original piano music by Charlotte Emanuel 🎹🎼
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Arabs and Afghans on the streets of Iran again.
Even Assad managed to bring out millions of actual Syrians to the streets to support him days before he ran away to Moscow like a scared rat.
Same with Saddam. Real Iraqis were out instead of foreigners.
Pakistanis who adopt Christianity in Pakistan worship in fear for their lives. But less well known are the Pakistanis in Britain who also reject Islam, and are then forced into hiding. The freedom to renounce a faith should be fundamental and universal right.
My latest monologue.
Wake up and shut this down. The Muslim Brotherhood does Islam no favours. How do you expect a 'multi-faith society' to remain peaceful and sustainable unless you restrict far-right extremists like that. Foolish complacency and capitulation to the worst elements of Islam.
What can I say! Beyond grateful for the support!
One again I didn’t expect this,
Seeing so many mint 7 for a full set is a true show of trust, I feel humbled.
To My Vintage fam. like I said yesterday. I wouldn’t be able the create the art without your support. Love you all!
Also a warm welcome to first time holders of my work and first time minters in general! That was amazing to see.
When I planned The Sacrifice I hoped we get to 200 mints so the balance of the drop stays intact. You’ve crushed it! Getting to 300 mints (277 + 23 I kept) was a bonus on top.
I’m keeping 23 editions to make the number a nice round 300 and later give back to you guys during the rituals. More on that later.
I’m going to get some rest and then straight back to work. Can’t wait to start with the rituals.
Thank you! 🖤
چهار سال از روزی میگذرد که جلادان ضحاک، جان دختر ایران، مهسا امینی، را گرفتند. جمهوری اسلامی گمان میکرد میتواند خون مهسا را نیز مانند خون بسیاری دیگر پایمال کند، اما یک ایران برای او به پا خاست.
ضحاک، برای آنکه نشان دهد مهسا را به قتل نرسانده است، قلب جوانان دیگری را نیز نشانه گرفت، از نیکا و سارینا تا کیان و خدانور، از حمیدرضا و مجیدرضا تا صدها فرزند دیگر ایران.
چهار سال بعد، ملت ایران در مرحلهای دیگر از همان مبارزه ایستاده است. مسیری که از خیزشهای پیشین گذشت، امروز به انقلاب شکوهمند شیر و خورشید رسیده است، جایی که مبارزات ملت ایران، با همه تجربهها و هزینههایی که پشت سر گذاشته، در یک هدف ملی به هم پیوند خورده است: بازپسگیری ایران از رژیم تبهکاری که نزدیک به نیم قرن است میهنمان را به گروگان گرفته است.
این همبستگی ملی یکشبه به دست نیامده است. پشت آن، راهی طولانی، دشوار و پرهزینه قرار دارد، راهی که ملت ایران از گردهمایی پرشکوه روز کوروش در آبان ۱۳۹۵ آغاز کرد و در دی ۱۳۹۶، آبان ۱۳۹۸ و خیزشهای ۱۴۰۱ و ۱۴۰۴ به آن تجربه و بلوغ بیشتری بخشید، خیزشهایی که هر یک بخشی از ستونهای انقلاب ملی ایران را شکل دادهاند.
هر جان فداشده، مسئولیتی بر دوش ما گذاشت؛ و هر فراز و فرود، ملت ایران را برای گام بعدی آمادهتر کرد. تا امروز که ایرانیان، یکصدا و زیر پرچم ملی خود، برای بازپسگیری ایران ایستادهاند.
یاد مهسا امینی و همه زنان و مردان شجاعی که جان خود را در راه آزادی ایران فدا کردند، برای همیشه در حافظه ملت ایران جاودانه خواهد ماند.
ما راه آنان را تا آزادی و بازپسگیری ایران ادامه خواهیم داد.
پاینده ایران
رضا پهلوی
Former Adviser at the MOD Gwythian Prins says Britain is already at war.
IRGC operatives wihtin.
What he describes as the cult of "DEI, Net zero, BLM" all working against our national interests.
“And there is one final asymmetry, the one that ought to settle the matter once and for all. There is no flight from Europe by anyone—no community, no religious minority, no ethnic group, no political tendency—as a consequence of European far-right violence. No Muslims, no Jews, no atheists, no ex-Muslims, no gay men and women are packing suitcases in Frankfurt or Manchester or Marseille and applying for asylum in Cairo or Islamabad or Algiers because European far-right militants have made their lives untenable at home. The traffic runs, on a massive scale, in the opposite direction, and it has run in the opposite direction for two generations. Muslims, Christians, Yezidis, Baha’is, Ahmadiyyas, ex-Muslims, secularists, feminists, gay men and women, and religious minorities of every description are leaving the Muslim-majority world in millions, and they are coming to Europe and the rest of the West. They come because Europe, whatever else it is, is not governed by the doctrinal architecture they are fleeing. The presence of a European far right that occasionally shouts at them, or, at the violent extreme, produces a Breivik or a Tarrant, has not slowed the movement at all. If the two extremisms were symmetrical, the flow would also be symmetrical. It is not even close. The direction of migration by itself—that is, the votes of feet cast in their tens of millions by the very people who know both worlds—is a stronger empirical statement about the relative danger of the two phenomena than any Home Office report, academic study, or half-baked media essay will ever be.”
https://t.co/fNowaoyupu
Navid Mohammadzadeh, one of Iran’s biggest movie stars, Venice winner, posted a video two weeks ago wearing Palestine colors and declaring he will support them forever.
Iranians didn’t argue. They didn’t “have a conversation.” They erased him.
Nearly a million unfollows in a day.
His current Tehran play’s ticket sales cratered so badly the producers dropped him from the cast.
This happened in Tehran. Not London. Not Los Angeles. Inside the country the regime has spent decades trying to turn into a Palestine cheering section.
If the same video dropped in New York, he’d get a standing ovation, a think-piece, and extra work.
Proud of my people.🦁☀️
We are done subsidizing a cause that has cost us blood, money, and decades.
Let me introduce you to a brave hero from my country, Iran.
She was 16 years old. Just a girl. And on the streets of Iran, she did something braver than most people do in a lifetime: she took off her hijab and burned it in public. Right in front of the regime. Right in front of the world.
That was her crime: civil disobedience. A teenage girl refusing to obey men who claimed authority over her hair, her body, her life.
Her message spoke for millions of Iranian women:
To every man who rules over women in the name of religion, honor, or culture: We do not obey you. Your laws were never made for us.
This is what real power looks like: unarmed, unafraid, unbowed.
For that defiance, she was arrested. Her family says she was tortured and killed after falling into the hands of security forces. The Iranian authorities denied responsibility and gave a different account of her death.
Her name was Nika Shakarami. She was 16.
Now ask yourself: How many women in the West know her name? How many know what she risked for a freedom they have never had to fight for?
Say her name: Nika Shakarami.