نه دیگه، نشد.
نمیشه هر روز مثل خر دانا برای ما برید بالای منبر از بدی جنگ بگید و ماها رو تحقیر کنید، بعد پا به پای ما برای نتیجهی اون جنگ بالا پایین بپرید و خوشحالی کنید.
خامنهای از آنفولانزا نمرده که، در اثر همون جنگی که شماها باهاش مخالفید مرده.
#ThankYouTrump
#THANKYOU_TRUMP
#ThankYouBB
You said nothing when Iranians were slaughtered in the worst massacre of our time. Now, you speak up to defend the terrorists that killed them.
You are a disgrace. The city of New York, the U.S., the Iranian people, and the world sees you now for what you are. An inhumane, heartless defender of terror.
Your legacy will live side by side with the Islamic regime: on the ash heap of history.
Mr. president @realDonaldTrump, since u said u’re watching the situation in iran, at least 40,000 people got killed!
We can’t beat the devil empty handed, I’m begging u to cut to the chase and finish the Mullahs regime
#KingRezaPahlavi#MIGA
👇Hamed Hamidian was one of them.
@POTUS@SecRubio@LindseyGrahamSC
I’m going to say this carefully, deliberately, and unflinchingly.
Anybody who is anti-Pahlavi is pro-regime.
There is a time for discourse, dissent, and dialogue. That time is peace time. Then, there is emergency times. During emergency times, there is no room for umming and arring, ifs, buts, and maybes.
Let’s be clear:
The Iranian people have called on the crown prince as their transitional leader. They have not called any other name, nor have they called for a “democratic coalition” of unelected leaders.
This is not a decision about forever. It is a decision about right now. This is a state of emergency. To that end, I will say it again:
Anybody who is anti-Pahlavi is pro-regime.
So either get being the man Iranians died calling for, or take a seat in hell next to the regime.
Vahid is an Iranian Internet activist - he has become the most important distributor of citizen videos during the last uprisings in Iran. His words today:
“I don't dare to open the messages. Not because of the violence in the images. That’s not as difficult as the questions from mothers whose children have been detained. They send their missing child's photo and ask me to compare it with the faces I blurred in the videos! They beg me to identify the sender of the video of their loved one's body so they can ask about their final moments.”
#IranMassacre
از صورتای متلاشی شده جوونا بگید. از ترکیدن جمجمه هاشون بگید. از جنازه های بی شمار بگید. از رقص مادرا بالای جنازه بچه هاشون بگید. همین قدر جدی و بی سانسور بگید. نه پر کشیدن نه جان باختن، «کشتنشون». بی رحمانه کشتن. و ما مسئولیم تا آخرین لحظه از این جنایت، از این نسل کشی بگیم.
نظر میرحسین موسوی نسبت به تاریخ و تمدن ایران: «خرابههای تخت جمشید را از خاک بیرون کشیدند و تاریخ ساختند تا ملت اجبارا به تاریخ بیگانه از اسلام افتخار کند.»
اینکه میرحسین موسوی پس از کشتاری بیسابقه در نظامی که خود از بنیانگذارانش بود، هنوز هم از «گذارِ مسالمتآمیز به دموکراسی» و «عدمِ مداخلهٔ خارجی» میگوید، و جماعتی با تبِ نوستالژی بیانیهاش را دستبهدست میکنند، یکبار دیگر نشان میدهد، نکبتِ ۵۷ ویروسی است که حتی چهارده سال حصر خانگی هم نتوانسته ذرهای در او تغییر ایجاد کند.
#پاينده_ایران
#انقلاب_شیروخورشید
Urgent!!!
What we’re hearing right now from friends and family in Iran is terrifying and urgent. Political prisoners and protesters are being taken in huge numbers, packed into makeshift sites because official prisons are full. Many are grabbed in night raids, at checkpoints, even from hospitals while they’re bleeding, then disappeared without lawyers or contact with family.
People describe torture, sexual assault, deliberate denial of food, water, and medicine, and being forced to sign or film “confessions” they’re not allowed to read. Families are threatened, made to bury loved ones at night under guard, told to lie and call murdered protesters “Basij” or “terrorists” just to get their bodies back, sometimes after paying bribes they can’t afford.
Detainees are held in warehouses, barracks, and other secret sites, with serious risk of execution after sham trials. There is an internet blackout and a militarized lockdown; armed patrols, curfews, checkpoints, and phone searches mean people can’t even gather in twos without fear of arrest.
I’m asking every U.S. Senator who sees this: treat this like the emergency it is. Demand an end to enforced disappearances, torture, and mass arrests, insist on access for independent monitors, and make any talks with Tehran conditional on freeing political prisoners and stopping these crimes right now.
To every U.S. Senator reading this: this is not “normal repression.” This is mass disappearance, torture, and killing.
You have real power here: speak publicly, demand access for independent monitors, and make clear that any talks with Tehran are conditioned on freeing political prisoners and stopping these crimes. Silence is a choice.
@SenTedCruz@LindseyGrahamSC@SecRubio@TomCottonAR@SenSchumer@mcconnellpress@SenatorCardin@POTUS@senchrismurphy
#IranMassacre #IRGCterrorists
I’m glad the world is finally joining the anti-terrorism train, but the reality is that the reported 43,000 death toll in Iran is a direct result of legitimizing terrorism for all these years.
October 7th was the signal to hold jihadists accountable. It was the canary in the coal mine of what was coming if we didn’t.
Instead, the international conversation was about “context and nuance.” Because of that gross failure on the part of humanity, terrorists were emboldened, diplomacy continued, and international courts and organizations refused to hold the perpetrators accountable.
That inertia directly led to the Iran massacre.
This is the direct result of mass moral confusion.
For the past two years, this was the most unpopular truth of our time. It was me, a handful of non-Jewish Iranians, a Lebanese, a Yemeni, maybe 3 anti-Hamas Gazans, and the entire Jewish community. That was it. And a handful of allies.
We were harassed, bullied, doxxed, cancelled, ostracized, in some cases physically harmed. All for saying what can no longer be ignored.
Again, I’m glad that the world is finally waking up to how grotesquely immoral it is to add nuance to terrorism—to commit the cardinal sin of tolerating intolerance—but I can’t help but be fuming at the cost of international enlightenment.
Had the world had clarity after October 7th, we could have saved hundreds of hostages, thousands of Gazans from the war that ensued, and an untold number of Iranians from the terror apparatus that erased them.
The moral of the story is that when you pardon terrorism, you get terrorism.
As an Iranian, as a human, I’m just not ready to forgive the pardon that gave us the Iranian massacre.
There is nothing left to say about Iran. There is no news on planet earth that is more grotesque, depraved, inhumane, or medieval than what the regime is doing to the people of Iran.
I cannot sit here trading corpses for compassion. I cannot negotiate, argue, or debate why Iran should be free.
You are either a human being with a soul, therefore no explanation is necessary, or you are not.
The proof phase is over. I don’t want to hear anything else except that the help that was promised is on the way.
Hear our voices…
Freedom-loving Iranians cannot stand up to these criminals with empty hands.
Iranians need military support.
The world cannot remain silent in the face of this massacre.
#P2RforIran#IranMassacre#IranRevolution2026
A message from Iran says they’re executing people without even opening a case. Meanwhile, @POTUS claims the executions have been halted and that the situation is being closely watched! #JavidShah#IranMassacre
“Look, spread this message everywhere.
They’re so afraid of Trump that they no longer even open a case file for people who get arrested. As soon as someone is detained, they execute them inside the detention center or police station under the charge of moharebeh (waging war against God).
Yesterday, at the Shahin Shahr police station, they quietly executed an 18-year-old girl under a moharebeh sentence. She was 18.
They carry out executions inside the police station without any trial so that nobody finds out.
Look, spread this enywhere you can.
The day after tomorrow, they’re also going to execute a 16-year-old boy.”