Parsa Sany

Proud Iranian. Hoping for a prosperous Iran. جاويد شاه

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

To all Iranians and non-Iranians.

There are many reasons why I personally have full confidence in Prince @PahlaviReza and his team to lead Iran’s transition from the Islamic Regime to a Secular Democratic future.

But right now my opinion is irrelevant and facts are important.

What you see linked below is Iran Prosperity Project’s Emergency Phase Booklet, which covers the blueprint of the first 180 days after the fall of the regime.

I highly recommend you read this booklet as it clearly shows why Iran will not become Iraq or Afghanistan, and why the future of Iran could be brighter than ever with this incredible team leading us through this transition.

Link to the booklet:
https://t.co/NSjGN2rzbP

Link to Iran Prosperity Project’s website:

https://t.co/0bwkedoxdr

#JavidShah #FreeIran #IranRevolution

[New York Post @nypost]

Iran has arrested more than 3,000 citizens for 'collaborating with the enemy' during war https://t.co/ggZH122vrR

[Daily Mail @DailyMail]

Iranian singer is sentenced to 74 lashes for performing without hijab https://t.co/ZXPADW5pow

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

It’s a wild time to be an Iranian. We’ve always loved supporting our national team, but the last two World Cups have felt different.

The team has not represented the people of Iran. Instead, it has become part of the Islamic Regime’s propaganda machine, serving one purpose: to whitewash the atrocities committed by the regime.

Many of these players have stayed silent while the people of Iran have suffered. They have turned their backs on their own citizens and, in some cases, failed to stand by teammates who have been silenced, threatened, or arrested by the regime.

For many Iranians, this is no longer our team. It does not represent our voices, our values, or our fight for freedom.

#NotMyTeam #FreeIran #NoToIslamicRegime #WorldCup #JavidShah

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

Cenk, maybe if your own child was killed, tortured or raped by the Islamic Regime you wouldn’t so blatantly lie and stand by the regime who directly and indirectly funded, supported and backed mass killings of hundreds of thousands of Syrians and Iranians. The regime that killed hundreds of thousands of Iranians if not millions over the last 47 years. The regime that backed Assad and actively participated in the killing of over 500k Syrians.

I truly hope you don’t experience a single night of peaceful sleep ever again becuase the mothers and fathers of thousands of Iranians won’t be since your favourite dictator killed their sons and daughters just because they wanted their freedom back.

Shame on you.

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

Emma, this is the definition of ignorance. The fact that you ignore millions of Iranians who have been fighting this regime, hundreds of thousands if not millions who have been killed, tortured or raped by the Islamic Regime and stand behind the mouth piece of this regime is peak ignorance. I’m disgusted by people like you who think they know better than millions of Iranians who have risked their lives for freedom, the freedom that people like you took away from them. Shame on you.

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

@vijayprashad Imagine voluntarily posting on X that you support the team that’s actively spreading the propaganda of the Islamic Regime, the regime that killed tens of thousands of Iranians in 2026 alone … Shame on you.

[Cameron Khansarinia @khansarinia]

The bravery of the Iranian people is astonishing.

Look at this sea of heroes who risked their lives for liberty and dignity.

This scale of protest, and the tens of thousands who gave their lives, is certainly unprecedented in history.

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

@donyadelsouz #DeportTritaParsi

[Donya @donyadelsouz]

PLEASE SHARE‼️ Trita Parsi should not be influencing American foreign policy while acting as the proxy of the Islamic Republic - the same regime that chants “Death to America,” funds terrorist proxies, and has held 90 million Iranians hostage for nearly half a century.

America is a refuge for those fleeing tyranny, not a platform for those who promote it.

The influence of regime apologists in Washington is a threat to our national security.

If his status is under review, that review is long overdue.

[National Union for Democracy in Iran @NUFDIran]

Professional soccer player Rashid Mazaheri defended Iran's goal for over a decade and is a source of pride to millions of Iranians.

In February, Rashid made a post calling Khamenei "a dark and passing chapter" in Iran's history. He is now in regime custody, under harsh conditions.

Rashid lent his voice to his people and is being punished for it.

Add your name to the petition below to demand his unconditional release.
https://t.co/ItqzkSwq6S

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

I love football. But sadly the regime has turned it into a weapon against the Iranian people.

Let the Lion and Sun be seen in stadiums, outside them, wherever fans gather.

Remember those who should be here today.

Iran’s real national team is its people.

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

@PahlaviReza @Sativa888 💚🤍❤️🦁

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

During the last few months, Iranians, both inside Iran and across the diaspora, have been called many names, but two labels have stood out above all others:

“Islamophobe” and “Zionist.”

We’ve been called Islamophobes because we spoke out against the atrocities committed by an extremist Islamic regime against our people in the name of Islam, and because we talked about how Islam was violently imposed on Iranians centuries ago.

We’ve been called Zionists, used as a derogatory term, even though it isn’t one, because we believe that Israel has the right to exist and that the Islamic regime and its terror proxies, including Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and others, have held Palestinians, Lebanese, Iranians, Yemenis, and much of the rest of the Middle East hostage.

We’ve lost many friends, almost all of them non-Iranians who have never lived in the Middle East, because they have been so deeply influenced by the Islamic regime’s propaganda that they weren’t even willing to listen to the lived experiences of those who suffered under it.

We’ve also been attacked by so called social activists because our stories didn’t fit their simplistic worldview of “Israel and the U.S. are bad, everyone else is good.”

The world isn’t black and white. If, as a Muslim, Christian, or Jew, you cannot condemn atrocities committed in the name of your own religion, then you’re no different from the extremists committing them.

[National Union for Democracy in Iran @NUFDIran]

This morning, the regime executed Mohammad Abbasi after he was arrested during protests in January.

Another innocent Iranian murdered by the Islamic Republic on charges of "enmity against Allah".

His daughter, Fatemeh, was sentenced to 25 years.

[Hichkas @HichkasOfficial]

Iranian patriot, Ehsan Afrashteh was murdered this morning by the Islamic Republic terrorists by means of execution.

Many more are being murdered, tortured, & raped, but their info and news doesn't come out due to IR's pressure on families & internet blackout.

#JavidShah

[Ali Karimi🇮🇷 @alikarimi_ak8]

Fatemeh Sepehri's life is in danger...

#فاطمه_سپهری
#Fatemeh_Sepehri
@hrw
@UNHumanRights
@AmnestyIran
@IHRights

[National Union for Democracy in Iran @NUFDIran]

Iran has now entered its 70th day of a regime-imposed nationwide Internet blackout.

As the Islamic Republic continues its aggression both abroad and at home against innocent Iranians, they have completely cut citizens off from the rest of the world.

Be their voice.

[Parsa Sany @ParsaSany]

@Jerusalem_Post @SedSia MEK = TERROR ORGANIZATION

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Never forget

[Reza Pahlavi Communications @PahlaviComms]

A Nation Held Hostage!

Amid an internet blackout, mass arrests, and relentless executions by the regime, advocates of a free Iran are gathering around the world to carry the voice of the Iranian people to the international community.

Global Gathering of Iranians
Sunday, May 10