خلیج فارس یک سند تاریخی برای همه جهان هست. با فتوشاپ کردن نماینده عراقی نام آن تغییر نمی کند. به تمامیت ارضی ایران احترام بگذارید تا ملت ایران به شما احترام بگذارد.
#خلیج_همیشگی_فارس
Dear Mr. Levin,
What you said is exactly what the Iranian people are asking for. If, instead of this costly war—and then seeking agreements, understandings, and negotiations with the Islamist terrorists occupying Iran—the United States had engaged with Prince Reza Pahlavi, whose name millions of Iranians chanted in the streets before they were brutally massacred, and had armed the Iranian people to defend themselves and fight the regime, this crisis could have been resolved by now.
A new alliance between Iran, the United States, and Israel could have emerged, and the forces of Islamist terrorism in the Middle East could have been confronted at their roots once and for all.
I sincerely hope President Trump listens to your powerful and important words.
Every day in Iran, we witness the execution of people who oppose the Islamic regime. At the same time, the Islamic regime in Iran sentences people to lengthy prison terms for actions as simple as liking posts by President Trump or Netanyahu. Many have even received long prison sentences for nothing more than posting a brief comment.
Unfortunately, the international community, which constantly claims to stand for human rights, has remained largely indifferent to these imprisonments and executions. More than 50,000 people have been killed in Iran, yet many countries that claim to champion human rights have remained silent.
We, the people of Iran, will not forget who stood with us and raised their voices for us—and who chose to remain indifferent to our suffering.
Only three countries spoke out about the executions and the killing of protesters: the United States, Israel, and Ukraine. The rest chose to remain on the sidelines—or to stand with the Islamist regime ruling Iran—rather than stand with the Iranian people.
@UNHumanRights@ZelenskyyUa@POTUS@netanyahu
اهمیت گفتگو هر روزه رهبر انقلاب شیر و خورشید با هم میهنان به خصوص در داخل ایران بر هیچکسی پوشیده نیست. الان مهم ترین حرکت در جهت زنده نگه داشتن انقلاب شیر و خورشید و به نتیجه رساندن آن: دادن امید به مردم به خصوص در داخل کشور است. لذا از رضا شاه دوم تقاضا میکنیم هر روز حدالامکان به مدت 15 تا 20 دقیقه به صورت لایو زنده با هموطنان گفتگو کنند.
تلویزیون ملی گرایان مردم گرا Mellig TV از همینجا اعلام میکند که در صورت گذاشتن برنامه زنده صحبتهای ایشان را مستقیم به وسیله ماهواره به درون ایران می فرستد.
@PahlaviReza@PahlaviComms
President Trump,
If you want to prevail in the war you have begun against the Islamic Republic, avoid driving the costs of this war even higher, restore stability and peace to the world, prevent the Islamists ruling Iran from building a nuclear bomb, win the midterm elections, and be remembered as the only U.S. president in the past 50 years who finally solved the Iran problem—if you want to become “Reagan Plus” rather than another Barack Hussein Obama, who constantly sought negotiations with this terrorist regime—then pick up the phone right now and invite the representative of the Iranian people, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, to work with you toward resolving this crisis.
Do not forget: despite the killing of more than 50,000 people in Iran, Iranians took to the streets and called out his name. The people of Iran support his leadership.
Do not let this opportunity slip away.
@POTUS@SecRubio
President Trump claims that the Islamic Republic can’t even afford to pay its soldiers and security forces.
But based on my own research—and direct contact with thousands of Iranians—the reality appears to be quite different.
Not only are salaries being paid, but the regime is also handing out cards like the one shown here, allowing its military and security personnel to receive free food and groceries.
Apparently, the regime that “can’t afford to pay its forces” can still afford to keep them well-fed.
Someone may want to update President Trump’s intelligence briefing.
@PeteHegseth@marklevinshow@LauraLoomer@SecRubio
J.D. Vance’s claim that Iranians would “flood into Saudi Arabia” if Iran faced a large-scale attack is not just wrong—it reveals an embarrassing ignorance of both geography and Iranian society.
Iran and Saudi Arabia do not even share a land border. And throughout history, Iranians have not fled their homeland in search of a better life in the deserts of Saudi Arabia.
During the 40-day Iran–U.S. war, we saw the opposite: many Iranians returned home. There was no mass exodus. Millions hoped that the war might finally bring an end to the Islamic Republic.
What drives Iranians into exile is not the fall of the Islamic Republic. It is its survival.
If Vance is genuinely worried about another wave of Iranian refugees heading toward Europe and the West, he should understand one simple fact:
The longer the Islamic Republic survives, the more Iranians will be forced to leave their homeland.
The regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran has resumed mass executions after the ceasefire—targeting not only political opponents, but even ordinary people whose only “crime” is accessing free, open internet.
Why make peace with a government that kills its own people?
Why is there hesitation to put an end to this regime once and for all?
Why does the life of the Iranian people seem so disposable to the world?
Silence is no longer neutrality.
Dear Mark Levin,
With sincere thanks for your continued support of the people of Iran,
On behalf of the Iranian people, please ask Donald Trump the following questions:
Why, during the 40-day war, did the regime’s state broadcaster (IRIB)—a central propaganda hub—remain intact, allowing it to intimidate and threaten people inside the country?
Why, during the war, were the regime’s proxy forces able to enter Iran from Iraq so easily, and why was no action taken against them, despite the fact that targeting them would have required only a single fighter jet?
Why were the regime’s satellite jamming facilities not targeted?
Why were armed paramilitary gatherings in the streets—easy targets for fighter aircraft—not struck?
The people of Iran carry these questions and feel a degree of fear and uncertainty—wondering whether this could be yet another arrangement between the United States and the Islamic Republic, in which protesters are killed while the regime manages to survive for several more years.
I kindly ask you to raise these questions.
دوستان ��طفاً سریعاً از این توییت هم حمایت کنید یک سوالاتی از مارک لوین پرسیدم
ترجمه:
جناب Mark Levin،
با سپاس صمیمانه از حمایتهای همیشگی شما از ملت ایران،
از جانب مردم ایران، لطفاً از Donald Trump سوالات زیر را بپرسید:
۱. چرا در طول جنگ ۴۰ روزه، صدا و سیمای رژیم (IRIB) که مرکز اصلی پروپاگاندا است، سالم باقی ماند و توانست مردم داخل کشور را بترساند و تهدید کند؟
۲. چرا در زمان جنگ، نیروهای نیابتی رژیم بهراحتی از عراق وارد ایران شدند و هیچ اقدامی علیه آنها صورت نگرفت، در حالی که هدف قرار دادن آنها تنها با یک جت جنگنده ممکن بود؟
۳. چرا مراکز پارازیتاندازی ماهوارهای رژیم مورد هدف قرار نگرفت؟
۴. چرا تجمعات شبهنظامیان مسلح در خیابانها—که اهدافی بسیار آسان برای جنگندهها هستند—مورد حمله قرار نگرفتند؟
مردم ایران این پرسشها را در ذهن دارند و دچار نوعی ترس و تردید هستند؛ اینکه مبادا این هم یک بازی دیگر میان آمریکا و جمهوری اسلامی باشد، که در این میان معترضان کشت�� شوند و رژیم بتواند چند سال دیگر به بقای خود ادامه دهد.
از شما خواهش میکنم این سوالات را مطرح کنید.
https://t.co/os1LhGHhOe
Does anyone care about these children’s lives? What could an 18-year-old girl possibly have done? Have some shame and stop focusing so much on making deals with the clerical regime.
News:
A death sentence has been issued for Niloufar Esfahani, 18, from Qazvin.
She was arrested on January 10 by the intelligence organization of the Islamic Republic.
Let’s be Niloufar Esfahani’s voice.