Share this comment. My UK people have been saying the same thing. Everytime this ugly Paki mouthpiece for the regime picks on someone violence happens. It’s our duty to protect @PahlaviReza .
#JavidShah#KingRezaPahlavi#جاویدشاه#ایران
@Bushra1Shaikh URGENT PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE BRITISH PEOPLE.
EVERYTIME BUSHRA PINPOINTS A GROUP AN ATTACK HAPPENS ON THE GROUP.
TERRORIST ATTACK COMMING.
#UK
Iranian political prisoner and martial arts champion Benyamin Naqdi who was arrested during January protests in Shiraz has been sentenced to death for spreading “corruption on earth”, his lawyer said.
State media earlier released Naqdi’s forced confessions, identifying him as the young man who used a canister filled with flammable liquid to throw flames at government motorcycle forces in Shiraz.
His lawyer Mostafa Nili told Emtedad that Naqdi was initially issued an indictment on charges including waging war against God, membership in groups disrupting security, assembly and collusion to commit crimes against national security, and propaganda against the establishment.
Nili added that separate accusations of causing bodily harm to officers and carrying a bladed weapon were dropped, but judges at the Revolutionary Court treated all the remaining charges as “corruption on earth” and issued the death sentence on that basis.
Naqdi is an athlete with several championship titles in kickboxing and Muay Thai.
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Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi told the Black Sea Security Forum in Odesa on Saturday that 40,000 Iranian protesters were not killed in January so world powers could strike a deal over Hormuz or Iran’s nuclear program, urging the West to put the Iranian people at the center of its policy.
The Iranian regime is cutting electricity on peaceful protesters.
Terrified of its own people.
This isn’t a government — it’s a criminal gang running a giant prison.
@emilykschrader Opportunistic Narcissist with Iranian blood on her hands. She wanted designer so bad she should of done Only Fans like she told Iranian women too
British-Pakistani Islamist Bushra Shaikh went on at least two state sponsored Iran trips to shill for the regime during a war. This should trigger an immediate UK government inquiry and, if the facts confirm what has been reported, criminal enforcement.
According to the Guardian, Shaikh went on two state-sponsored tours of Iran, met senior regime officials, received access arranged by Iranian state-linked bodies, and was described as “active” in spreading the regime’s message to Western audiences. That is potential state-directed influence activity on behalf of one of Britain’s most hostile adversaries currently under sanctions.
If an Iranian government entity paid for, facilitated, gifted, directed, or materially supported these trips, British authorities must investigate whether this breached UK sanctions law and foreign influence registration requirements. A British public figure cannot take access, hospitality, or logistical support from the Islamic Republic, produce propaganda for Western consumption, and then hide behind the language of “independent journalism.”
If UK law was violated, she should be arrested and prosecuted. No influencer, commentator, or television personality should be allowed to serve as a laundering operation for the Islamic Republic’s propaganda while Iranians are imprisoned, tortured, and executed for telling the truth.
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