Cancelled by the ANTISEMITIC hegemony of the white progressive establishment dictating the epistemological boundaries of Australian Refugee MH & Trauma.
We speak as a generation of highly educated, thoughtful, and resilient young Iranians—who deserve dignity, quality of life, and real opportunities shaped by freedom and trust.
Unlike many peers in more stable societies, we did not grow up in environments defined by leisure, experimentation, or excess—such as recreational drug use like weed, casual sex, or ordinary experiences like hangovers in relatively safe and carefree settings. Instead, we were raised under constant pressure, restriction, and insecurity.
And yet, despite this reality, we have developed into strong, aware, and exceptionally capable individuals. Our circumstances did not diminish us—they forged resilience, depth, and clarity.
No one can credibly speak for us without understanding this lived experience. Representation requires authenticity and alignment with what we have actually endured.
For us, the Crown Prince remains the only figure who embodies that sense of legitimacy and continuity.
Whether or not Europe stands with us, whether or not your journalists do their jobs, whether or not your politicians demonstrate the courage to act, I will fight for my people and my country.
Today I will be at the Council of Europe for the Václav Havel Human Rights Prize ceremony. I am going with a call to action.
European leaders must stand with freedom fighters not shaking hands with dictators, take the threat of transnational repression seriously, and act urgently against executions in Iran.
Solidarity matters when it saves lives.
https://t.co/wnCKIWsQD1
I just realized something. The culture ministry of the Islamic Regime's official name is "The Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance." It's the institution that's responsible for issuing permits for works of art and culture, and one of the main tools of suppression of Iranian women.
I've rarely heard anyone call it that, though. If you've lived in Iran, you know people rarely call it "Ministry of Culture." It's always "Ministry of Guidance (Vezarate Ershad)" in everyday conversations.
It's interesting if you think about it. To me it carries a subconscious message that this ministry has nothing to do with Iranian culture and it's only there to force an ideology onto the people.
It's as if Iranians' aversion to this regime and everything it stands for runs through every synapse in their brain, and has been for 47 years.
We face 2 fundamentally different realities: the reality of Iranians who reject the 1979 Jihadist Revolution and everything it unleashed, & the reality of Western liberals who continue to support, romanticize, or even admire the regime that emerged from that Islamist revolution.
SHAME: Former British diplomat Tom Fletcher, now head of the UN's relief agency, bows to Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi whose regime just massacred tens of thousands of protesters in January. Fletcher often echoed Iranian regime talking points against the US and Israel.
New shocking footage of the massacres on January 8th and 9th when over 40,000 protestors were massacred in towns and cities across Iran. The Regime murdered its own people on an industrial scale to survive. It turned off the internet to hide its crimes. The world largely ignored. This footage shows the true scale and horror. But also the bravery and heroism of unarmed protestors fighting for freedom. We should never forget.
To be honest, Iranians desperately need help with the media. They won the war against the regime, but the media failed to let that victory be recognized for what it was.
من بخشهایی از این مستند را دیدم؛ از نظر پرداختن به جنایت جنگی رژیم علیه شهروندان بیدفاع، آن هم برای بار نخست به شکلی جدی در رسانههای پرمخاطب غربی، هرچند دیر، اما خوب، روشنگرانه و اثرگذار است؛ اما هنگامی که درباره هجدهم دیماه و شلوغی ناگهانی ساعت ۸ شب، و قطع ناگهانی اینترنت میگفت، صحبتی از فراخوان شاه به میان نیاورد!
این موضوع سبب میشود که این مستند در نگاه نگارنده، در راستای جعل روایت سازمانیافته، و مصادره به مطلوب یک رخداد به نفع جریانی بهغیر از جریان ملی، تلاش کند. از این پوشش خبری استقبال کنیم، اما محترمانه پرسشگر و نقاد باشیم، و وظیفهی خود برای دفاع از صدا و ارادهی جاویدنامان را از یاد نبریم.
I spoke at a rally for Freedom in Iran today and there was not a teatowel or mask in sight.
But as an Australian I'm a little bit ashamed at the moment the UN once again appointed the Iranian Regime to head a human rights committee. In this case, the Program for Co-ordination, which shapes policy on human rights, women's rights, disarmament, and counter terrorism. Absolute clown show.
And to my disgust, Australia did not speak against this.
Instead, over the last few days, our Foreign Minister has been calling for the ceasefire to extend to Hezbollah.
Why do we have government leaders treating Hezbollah, the Iranian proxy terrorist organisation with more courtesy than they're treating members of our own armed forces?
In this series, ManotoTV torpedoes all propaganda surrounding the Iranian Lion and Sun revolution to the January massacre and thereafter. If you're not an asshole and genuinely looking for the truth and not affirmation, watch these. This is all the truth.
https://t.co/6HCjK8kzeK
@NYTimesPR Farnaz Fassihi is your modern-day Walter Duranty—the NYT correspondent who whitewashed Stalin’s crimes. Her Iran coverage echoes his reporting during the Ukrainian famine, downplaying the regime’s propaganda and the mass slaughter of Iranians.
Thank you for your principled stand at the United Nations and for giving voice to the people of Iran.
By speaking out against the Islamic Republic’s atrocities, including the massacre of tens of thousands of Iranians in January and the ongoing executions, you have shown moral clarity when too many others have remained silent.
Iranians will not forget those who stand with them in their struggle for freedom.
I look forward to the day a free Iran will be a friend and ally of Slovenia.
@JJansaSDS
Dear President De La Espriella,
The Iranian people thank you and the people of Colombia for your principled decision to sever diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic.
Colombia has taken a clear stand against the Islamic Republic’s terrorism, transnational crime and systematic violations of human rights.The Iranian people will remember those who stood with them in their struggle for freedom.
I look forward to the day when a free Iran and Colombia can build a strong and enduring friendship based on our shared values of freedom, security and democracy.
@CancilleriaCol@infopresidencia
It’s always been about “whether we can do it.” The IRGC’s been intent on acquiring a nuclear weapon, but its efforts have always fallen short—not least due to external setbacks. Despite taqiyya re “fatwa,” a nuclear bomb is consistent with IRGC ideological and religious doctrine.
In attendance at a meeting with @araghchi and @drpezeshkian was @Rob_Malley.
He was President Biden’s handpicked “Iran envoy,” until his security clearance was suspended and he was abruptly placed on unpaid leave in 2023 amid an @FBI investigation into his handling of classified information.
For years, Iranian-Americans and members of Congress sought answers about what led to Malley’s removal from the @StateDept. Those efforts produced remarkably little public clarity.
The public deserves to know what happened.
@Kash_Patel should declassify and release the FBI’s findings to the fullest extent permitted by law.
The Islamic regime officials were prohibited by the U.S. gov from even so much as shopping while in New York for the UNGA… yet they were allowed to organize a meeting with some of their favorite mouthpieces in the U.S.
Negar Mortazavi? Rob Malley? Farnaz Fassihi? Trita Parsi? You are all a disgrace.