Lord Wisdom

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@Karen801688630 @thomasjuneau @grok Under international law, when a place of worship is repurposed as a base of operations for a militant government arm committing atrocities on its people, what becomes of the status of that place of worship. Does it become a legitimate target of reprisal?

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

امروز، در سالروز جنایت هولناک سینما رکس آبادان، یاد صدها قربانی بی‌گناه این فاجعه را گرامی می‌داریم.

یک واقعیت تاریخی که بسیاری در جهان غرب هنوز از آن آگاه نیستند این است که جنایات بنیادگرایان اسلامی و دشمنی آنان با ایران، فرهنگ ایرانی و زندگی مدرن، پیش از روی کار آمدن جمهوری اسلامی آغاز شده بود، و جنایت سینما رکس یکی از آشکارترین نمونه‌های آن است.

اتفاقی نیست که عاملان این جنایت پس از فاجعه ۵٧ در ساختار جمهوری اسلامی به مقام و موقعیت رسیدند.

این تاریخ باید گفته و آموزش داده شود. برای فهم جمهوری اسلامی و دشمنی آن با ایران و ایرانی، باید دانست که این دشمنی در بهمن ۱۳۵۷ آغاز نشد، بلکه جمهوری اسلامی آن را به قدرت سیاسی و حکومتی تبدیل کرد.

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

Iran's Rights in the Caspian Sea Are Not Negotiable.

The Islamic Republic, amid profound structural weakness and a deep crisis of legitimacy, is seeking to advance and implement the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea (the Aktau Convention). This effort, undertaken without the mandate of the Iranian people and without a clear and comprehensive guarantee of Iran's historic rights, is deeply concerning and constitutes a serious threat to Iran's national interests.

Under the 1921 and 1940 treaties between Iran and the Soviet Union, the legal regime governing the Caspian Sea was founded on the parties' shared rights and the principles of mutual agreement and common interests.

Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the newly independent states reaffirmed, in the Alma-Ata Declaration (December 1991), their commitment to the treaties of the former Soviet Union and to fulfilling the international obligations arising from those agreements through the successor states.

Accordingly, any fundamental change to the legal status of this strategically vital body of water must be made with the agreement of all littoral states and with full respect for Iran's rights.

However, the Aktau Convention provides for the conclusion of bilateral and multilateral agreements among the littoral states concerning portions of the seabed and subsoil of the Caspian Sea, areas that were previously part of the shared waters of Iran and the Soviet Union.

This sets a dangerous precedent. By circumventing the principle of consensus among all littoral states, it effectively weakens Iran's historic position and diminishes the country's role in determining the future legal status of the Caspian Sea.

Since the signing of the Aktau Convention in 2018, I have repeatedly warned that "national interests cannot be safeguarded from a position of weakness." At the time, I also stressed that the criminal clique ruling the Islamic Republic sacrifices the interests of the Iranian nation and homeland for its own survival, and that its foreign policy repeatedly resorts to concessions and appeasement from a position of weakness.

My position on the current process remains unchanged. I consider the Islamic Republic's attempt to ratify this convention to be contrary to Iran's national interests.

No decision concerning Iran's resources, borders, or sovereign rights in this strategic body of water can possess legitimacy without the genuine participation and consent of the Iranian people. Iran's rights in the Caspian Sea are not negotiable, nor can they be relinquished. Any action that undermines these rights will be recorded in the historical memory of the Iranian nation, and those responsible will ultimately be held accountable by the people of Iran.

[Reza Pahlavi Communications @PahlaviComms]

In the early hours of this morning, in a public square in Isfahan, the regime in Iran, executed two more young protestors, heroes from the Lion and Sun uprising in January: Abolfazl Sepahi Badjani and Amirhossein Safari Hosseinabadi.

This growing wave of executions is a sign of an increasingly desperate regime, that has lost all legitimacy.

But despite enormous risk to their own lives, the people of Isfahan proved that the Islamic Republic's campaign of terror is failing. Risking bullets, imprisonment, and death, ordinary citizens gathered in Alikhani Square in a heroic attempt to stop these executions. Their courage showed that fear has given way to defiance.

The gallows will not save the Islamic Republic. A people willing to stand unarmed before bullets and execution to protect one another cannot be defeated.

We stand with the families of Abolfazl Sepahi Badjani and Amirhossein Safari Hosseinabadi, whose sacrifice will not be forgotten. Those who ordered and carried out these murders must know that justice may be delayed, but it will come. They will be held accountable before a free Iran and under the rule of law.

At least eight more political prisoners from the same case remain under imminent threat of execution.

The world must not look away. Democratic governments, international organizations, and human rights institutions must use every available tool to increase pressure on the Islamic Republic and stop its machinery of executions before more innocent lives are taken.

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

My fellow Iranians, the great and courageous people of Iran,

Today, as tensions rise and the possibility of escalating military attacks grows, particularly in the south of the country, I wish to speak with you; especially with the noble people of Sistan and Baluchestan, Hormozgan, Bushehr, Khuzestan, and all those living along the shores of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Makran.

The war and crisis our country faces today has one single cause: the Islamic Republic.

But the main war, the Islamic Republic's war against the Iranian people, began forty-seven years ago and has continued to this day.

All of the Iranian people have been wounded by this regime. Let us not allow anyone to say that southern Iran has only now entered the war. Southern Iran entered the war from the very day that Baluch children fell victim to crocodiles seeking water due to a lack of basic infrastructure; from the day that in Sistan and Baluchestan, the land of Rostam and the heart of Iran's mythology, young people were forced into fuel smuggling just to survive; from the day that Hormozgan province and Bandar Abbas, Iran's largest port, were abandoned to poverty and deprivation; from the day that Bushehr, which supplies a large share of the country's gas, and Khuzestan, the heart of Iran's oil industry, were deprived of the wealth they produced.

But a free Iran will be a different Iran.

With the establishment of a national, capable and development-oriented government, Sistan and Baluchestan, drawing on its strategic location, its young workforce, and its access to open waters, can become one of the main engines of the country's growth and prosperity. Chabahar can be the heart of Iran's trade and the gateway connecting the Indian Ocean, Central Asia, and global markets, by reviving the very same comprehensive plan that was to be implemented before the catastrophe of 1979.

Hormozgan, Bushehr, Khuzestan, and the islands of the Persian Gulf can, through the development of trade, tourism, industry, and the attraction of investment, become the wealthiest and most advanced regions of Iran.

My fellow Iranians,

This warmongering regime has built no shelters for the people, nor does it have the capacity to defend the country's skies. Its leaders, hiding underground, are making military use of schools, hospitals, and other civilian centers, and have turned the Iranian people, including conscript soldiers in their garrisons, into human shields.

In the war that the Islamic Republic has imposed on the country, your first and most important duty is to preserve the lives, safety, and wellbeing of yourselves and your families. For you are Iran's most precious asset and the true soldiers of the battle to reclaim the homeland.

In this regard, my communications and media office will be publishing necessary guidance and recommendations to help keep fellow Iranians safe.

Fighting toward and preparing for ultimate victory is a constant duty. In the final battle, the stronger we are and the weaker the Islamic Republic becomes, the faster and less costly our victory will be.

Long live Iran.

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@Bushra1Shaikh We know you’re being paid for what you don’t say as much as what you so say… and because you haven’t condemned the massacre of Iranian civilians by the IR regime and IRGC and their foreign agents, we also know who is paying you.

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@Bushra1Shaikh

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@InfraHaz At the cost of the freedom of their own people? I think not

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

I welcome the UK Government’s move to designate the IRGC as a state threat to national security, involved in threats to life and intimidation. This is an important and welcome move by @keir_starmer and reflects the growing threat from the regime in Iran to UK citizens and interests. I hope the UK and other Western governments will go one step further and back the Iranian people’s fight for freedom. There can be no peace as long as this regime survives.

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@georgegalloway Ok George 🙄

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@EmilAguirreP @DrNeilStone What’s your area of expertise?

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@IRANinBiH By what authority is he “supreme leader”? Simple because his father was? That sounds a lot like monarchy

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@saeedkharaziha @DrNeilStone @grok No, I am not. Think harder

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@Bushra1Shaikh The turnout here was smaller than the one in Munich for Reza Pahlavi. Imagine being able to pull a bigger crowd in a foreign country. If I were a member of the regime, I would be terrified.

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@Bushra1Shaikh Name them or it never happened. Remember the standard?

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You’re ignoring the historical context. The temple in Jerusalem was built by an Iranian king this act is a symbol of the universal guarantee given to all subjects of that empire to practice their religions with the support of the administration. He was there to honour his ancient predecessor

[Lord Wisdom @LordWisdomOrg]

@WarFrontIntel @jacksonhinkle People of Iran, take note… this is one of your enemies

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@PulseOrbit @PahlaviReza What’s your point? Oh wait… you’re not Iranian so you don’t know a Persian king built the temple that once stood in that place. Of course.

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

To the foreign representatives in Tehran to mourn Iran’s deceased dictator, Ali Khamenei: Iran is not mourning him.

Iran is mourning more than 40,000 sons and daughters slaughtered on January 8 and 9 by Khamenei, Ghalibaf, and their machinery of repression.

The regime is spending vast amounts of the Iranian people's wealth to stage this propaganda spectacle, yet not a single democratic leader attended.

What you see today is not a nation in grief for its ruler. It is a nation filled with righteous anger, and that anger and heroic bravery will bring down what remains of this criminal regime.