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[Mooné Rahimi @hiitsmemooneh]

I just posted a reel listing the everyday things the Islamic regime in Iran would arrest or even kill a woman for doing, like going to a football stadium, swimming, dancing, showing a single strand of hair, riding a motorcycle, singing in public, protesting for basic rights, or simply existing freely as a woman.

I was born and raised under that regime. I watched my friends get arrested. Some of them were raped in jail. I watched women get murdered in the streets just because they wanted freedom.

Then I came to America. Here I walk into SoFi Stadium, sit wherever I want, hold a drink and a hot dog, laugh, and watch a football match without fear. Here I study for my PhD. Here I walk the streets freely, wearing whatever I want. Here I have rights that actually protect me.
So many people in this country don’t appreciate that freedom because they’ve never lived a single day without it.

Freedom is not free. Value it. Protect it. Never take it for granted. Because once it’s gone… it’s too late.

Thank you, USA. For every single breath of freedom I get to take. ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇮🇷❤️

[Ida Turan 🇮🇷 ایده توران @iranidaturan]

⭕️ Risk of guerrilla warfare in Iran? ⭕️

A major concern for many right now is whether the remnants of the IRGC, after the regime falls, will refuse to surrender and switch to guerrilla warfare, hiding in the mountains, forming militant groups like in Afghanistan and Iraq, and dragging this out for years.

As an Iranian, my answer is firm: No.

Guerrilla warfare always requires strong local population support, for shelter, food, intelligence, and new recruits.

The Iranian people, united across the entire country, are thirsty for the blood of the IRGC and Basij. The moment the tide turns, they will tear them to pieces.

In both Afghanistan and Iraq, more backward tribal structures (ethnic in Afghanistan, sectarian in Iraq) gave these groups a permanent base of support. But in Iran, people’s identity is national, not ethnic or religious, and they are united against the regime.

The regime, the IRGC, and this death cult will be so thoroughly wiped out in Iran that future generations won’t even believe they ever existed.

Javid Shah 🇮🇷

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Did you know?

In Iran, the islamic regime hangs innocent people exactly at dawn, to the sound of the islamic call to prayer.

Every morning, when that nauseating noise blares out, everyone knows another innocent life has been ripped away.

Islam is fundamentally linked to death and oppression in the conscience of the Iranian people.

This is one of many reasons why in the January uprising, people set mosques on fire while celebrating.

[Par @ParisaH1919]

@iranidaturan AHHHH can’t wait! 🎉🎊🎊🎉.

JAVID SHAH!

[Par @ParisaH1919]

@Realneo101 Thank you @elonmusk

[Par @ParisaH1919]

@NiohBerg @Realneo101 Thank you @elonmusk

[Neo @Realneo101]

We Have X And Damn, I’m So Grateful For It.

There was a time when mainstream media decided which stories got attention. They decided what we saw and what stayed hidden. Then Elon bought Twitter and everything changed.

Now millions of people can see what's really happening around the world.

As an Iranian, this means everything to me. I can openly show the world what’s really happening in my country! the oppression, the killings, the terror, the lies, and the suffering. No more total blackout.

Every day, doctors, eyewitnesses, and regular people like me show the world what’s really happening. One phone, one post, and the whole story gets out. No gatekeepers.

X isn't just an app. It's the reason millions can hear voices that were silenced for years. It's messy, loud, and sometimes chaotic. I'd rather have that than a platform where people are afraid to speak.

I’m truly thankful for X. Every single day.

Thank you Elon. Thank you to everyone behind X who keeps this platform running. You gave millions of ordinary people a voice.

We have X.
And because we do, it’s much harder for the truth to stay buried.

Keep going.🔥

[Pink4IRAN ♛ ✡︎ @pink4iran]

‼️URGENT‼️

Before you scroll, watch this.

A 16-year-old girl is dragged across the ground by the Islamic regime while her mother runs after her, bare-handed, desperately trying to save her child.

If you can watch this and still remain silent about the Islamist regime occupying Iran, ask yourself why.

‼️Diana Taherabadi 16-year-old student is at risk of execution‼️

Diana Taherabadi, a 16-year-old high school student from Karaj.
She has reportedly been taken to court and informed of a possible death sentence.
Authorities have provided no clear information about her case.

[The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr]

92% of Iranians are dissatisfied with the Islamic Republic and the state of the country.

Even the regime’s own internal surveys confirm it:

This isn’t Western media.
This isn’t opposition claims.

These are the regime’s own numbers — from the Ministry of Culture survey and the presidential office’s ISPA poll.

The people have already rejected this system.

[The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr]

Diana Bahador (“Baby Rider”), 19, was shot twice with live ammunition by security forces around midnight on Jan 9, 2026 during the crackdown in Gorgan.

She had joined the protests. Her family searched for two days before they were given her body — only after being forced to claim it was a “traffic accident” and bury her in secret.

The regime later pushed the same lie. She was killed for riding free and standing against them.

Diana wasn’t armed ,
She wasn’t a Mossad agent !
Islamic regime murdered her with two war bullets…

Share Diana’s story with the world…

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Iran suffers oppression, genocide and immense poverty. Iran is an open air prison.

Iran is everything they told you Gaza is.

[Mooné Rahimi @hiitsmemooneh]

Now that the 2026 World Cup has come to an end, I want to share something that means everything to me as a woman born and raised in Iran under the Islamic Republic regime.

We were always banned from entering football stadiums. If we tried, we risked being beaten, arrested, or even killed.

The most pivotal moment for me was walking into SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and watching a football match from the stands for the first time. Here in the USA, women can go freely, sit wherever they want, hold their drink and hot dog, laugh, and truly enjoy the game, something I could never do in my home country.

So many people in America don’t appreciate their freedom because they have no idea what it’s like to live under the Islamic regime in Iran or as a woman in Iran or Afghanistan.

To anyone living in freedom: You don’t truly value these rights until they’re taken away. And once they’re gone, it’s too late.

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

For those mourning the ghoul.
The fall of the regime in Iran was predetermined on the day when a father was publicly hanged in front of his daughter for a post on social media.
In his final moments, the father kept smiling while looking into his daughter’s eyes, so that her courage would not break.
Who does not remember that scene — and hundreds of similar scenes that shook the hearts of people all over the world?
In a place where women have their hair cut off for not wearing a burqa, where they are paraded naked and beaten so brutally that they die in hospital in agony…
A culture and a system of values that treat women and children with such contempt and exploit them are doomed to destruction.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Shocking data reveals: 95% of Zohran Mamdani’s engagement comes from foreign, mostly Islamic nations. 60% from Pakistan alone.

How is this not considered foreign influence?

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Switzerland has banned the niqab and burqa, and refuses to recognize Islam as a religion.

Should more countries follow Switzerland’s lead?

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Mamdani is every islamic and communist dictator in a nutshell.

Whenever they face issues and realise they don't have the power to fulfill any of the wild promises, they all revert to one strategy:

Blame foreign country. Shift focus. Distract.

It's the same from Latin American communists to Middle Eastern religious fanatics. They all follow this playbook.

Many of us grew up under communism and islamism and tried to warn you. Yet you voted for a used car salesman smile who made promises he knew he could never keep.

Good luck with your third worldist regime.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

A Palestinian refugee from Gaza was arrested in the Netherlands for raping multiple women.

He blamed Israel for his actions, justifying he had the right to rape because of the war in Gaza.

“My country has been occupied by Israel for 70 years. Our home was bombed into oblivion. I’m stressed out.”

It was later revealed that the 34-year-old Gazan had moved to the Netherlands specifically to rape young non-Muslim women.

The Gazan man, who is illiterate and speaks neither English nor Dutch, is now claiming it was a language barrier issue and that he is unfamiliar with the concept of consent.

His identity is being protected to prevent public uproar, since he was sentenced to only 2.5 years in prison.

[The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr]

Why don’t we mention that The Handmaid’s Tale was inspired by Iran after the 1979 Islamic Revolution?

Leftists and liberals rage against Gilead’s theocracy while watching the series — then defend the exact same dictatorship in real life and wave the Islamic regimes flag !

They’re so detached from reality they literally support the villains they claim to hate.

Peak hypocrisy and confusion !

[Ida Turan 🇮🇷 ایده توران @iranidaturan]

Thank you so much @mitchellvii for inviting me on the show!

We started by discussing why the Islamic regime is so obsessed with the United States.

We also talked about how the MOU completely failed, something that was actually anticipated. President Trump was being extremely generous to give them this chance and show the world the truth: this regime is not a legitimate government. It is a mafia that took state power. They are a cult by nature, they never came to govern Iran, they only came to terrorize the world and hold 90 million Iranians hostage.

I explained that President Trump’s strategy is the smart one: systematically eroding the Islamic regime’s capabilities step by step. People are impatient and want quick, dramatic results, but that’s not how it works. Just like Saddam’s regime, thr erosion started after the first Gulf War.

This regime has been preparing for 47 years. They are good at creating chaos and destruction.

We also covered what’s happening inside the regime: even though the different factions fight each other for the top position, they are completely unified when it comes to keeping the regime in power.

Finally, I emphasized that Iran is very different from Iraq and Afghanistan. The 1979 revolution was not organic, it was imposed on us. Iranians already had a civilized nation and we know exactly what we want. We don’t need “nation-building.” We just need this regime removed so we can rebuild our country ourselves.

If you haven’t watched it yet, I highly recommend the full interview: