President @realDonaldTrump , as Chair of the Iranians for Trump Coalition in Massachusetts, I’ve proudly supported your reelection efforts. Millions of Iranians see Crown Prince @PahlaviReza as the only true alternative to the tyrannical regime in Tehran. His letter congratulating you on becoming the 47th President signals our hope that you’ll stand with the Iranian people in their quest for a free, democratic, and secular Iran—especially when past administrations turned their backs on us. Thank you for your courage and unwavering commitment to restoring peace in Middle East and for your maximum support to Iranians who want to Make Iran Great Again!
#IraniansForTrump #KingRezaPahlavi #MAGA
INSIDE IRAN: Exclusive images and videos obtained by the @DailyMail show a massive banner dominating Tajrish Square in the Iranian capital of Tehran. Below the image of President Trump, in large crimson English capital letters, is the phrase: 'Never will be blood.'
STORY HERE: https://t.co/EHFD7i8QkW
@TraciThompson70@tedcruz I would say true! Except Nancy Mace takes money from MEK, a terrorist group once on the US list of teorrist organizations ( later removed by Ivama) and responsible for killing several Americans! Nancy’s actions and words don’t match.
On the evening of January 9, 27-year-old Tina Noorali was arrested in Tehran's Haft-Howz Square and subsequently taken to a detention facility despite her injuries.
After a week of complete silence and lack of information, Tina’s body was returned to her family showing signs of a point-blank execution shot.
Sources close to Pezeshkian say Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr has resigned from the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), but Pezeshkian has refused to accept his resignation.
Earlier this week, hardline sources reported that Khamenei had appointed Mohsen Rezaei as his representative to the SNSC and as its secretary.
Zolghadr currently serves as Khamenei’s representative to the SNSC and as the council’s secretary. The SNSC secretary is nominated by the president and approved by the Supreme Leader, but the position is typically held by one of Khamenei’s two representatives on the council.
That makes Pezeshkian’s reported refusal to accept Zolghadr’s resignation particularly strange. Pezeshkian has no control over whom Khamenei chooses as his representative, and it seems unlikely that Zolghadr would have submitted his resignation without Khamenei’s approval.
Mojtaba Khamenei’s absence appears to be creating considerable confusion within the regime—but also opportunities for competing players to take greater risks, test the boundaries of their authority, and push their own agendas.
ARM THE IRANIAN PEOPLE!
I have been arguing for arming the Iranian people since the beginning of the war with the Iranian regime. It is now widely understood and supported by a growing number of people. It is absolutely necessary if we are to defeat the Iranian regime. The question is whether that is our objective. It appears not, at least not now. The emphasis is on making a deal for a variety of familiar and oft-repeated reasons.
https://t.co/bkkpGCrmcU
The Muslim Brotherhood’s strategy is not hidden. They put it in writing: destroy Western civilization “from within.”
On The @WillCain Show, I exposed the American operation behind the Red-Green Alliance - and how Islamists and communists are taking over the Democrat Party.
They have the same enemies: America, Western Civilization, capitalism, and the Constitution.
🚨 EVERY AMERICAN MUST LISTEN TO THIS WARNING!
IRANIAN HERO RISES TO DEFEND AMERICA - Tonight in McKinney, Texas, a second warrior stood up and spoke the truth that too many leaders still refuse to hear.
His name is Eri Issa.
A Sharia survivor from Iran.
He looked the City Council dead in the eyes and delivered a warning that every Westerner needs to hear:
“This is a dangerous ideology you’re allowing in your country. Every country that is Islamic now used to be a Christian country. We were soft Christians… and we allowed these people to come in, bring their Sharia (ISLAMIC LAW)… and slowly kill us off.”
He made the distinction crystal clear:
Christianity is a personal relationship with God - “render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s.”
Islam is deen wa dawla — religion and state. It is not compatible with America.
He exposed Taqiyya: when they are weak they lie and claim they come in peace.
He warned about Level Two - the UK right now: two-tier policing, blasphemy laws, and the weaponized charge of “Islamophobia.”
“Islam is not a race,” she said. “Islamophobia is made-up bullshit so they can silence criticism of their death cult.”
And the most heartbreaking truth: the worst victims are Muslims themselves - trapped, unable to leave, branded kuffar and killed if they question the ideology. Her own friends are in prison or dead in Iran for apostasy.
Eri Issa lived under Sharia.
He is not theorizing - he is TRYING to warn us from experience.
IS WASHINGTON LISTENING! Texas leaders - are you listening yet?
The Islamic Tribunal is still operating.
The expansions are continuing all across the great state of Texas!
Survivors are begging you to stop it before it’s too late.
YES TEXAS - HEROES ARE RISING.
THE PEOPLE ARE FIGHTING FOR THEIR STATE.
NOW IT’S TIME FOR EVERY ONE OF OUR LEADERS TO DO THE SAME - KEEP TEXAS - TEXAS! PROTECT AMERICA WHILE WE STILL CAN - PLEASE!
A constitutional monarchy is not incompatible with democracy. Have you never heard of the United Kingdom, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, or Denmark?
Iran under the Pahlavi monarchy offered significantly more political, social, and personal freedoms than the so-called “democracy” of the Islamic Republic, which has ruled through repression, censorship, and violence for nearly half a century.
Instead of making dismissive comments, ask yourself why so many Iranians who once chanted “Death to the Shah” are now risking imprisonment and death while calling for the return of the Pahlavi name. That shift didn’t happen by accident—it happened because millions have experienced the reality of the Islamic Republic and reached their own conclusions.
Before acting like an arrogant schmuck it would be wise to understand the history, the context, and what Iranians themselves are saying.
امروز فرقه تبهکار جمهوری اسلامی، در جنایتی دیگر، آروین خیرخواه، جوان دلیر ۲۰ ساله اهل شاهرود و از بازداشتشدگان انقلاب ملی شیر و خورشید را به دار آویخت.
آروین در آخرین گفتوگو با خانوادهاش گفته بود:
«نگذارید من را فراموش کنند. ما برای آزادی میهن رفتیم، نگذارید مسیری که رفتیم خاموش شود.»
هر طناب داری که این رژیم بر گردن فرزندان ایران میاندازد، اعترافی است به وحشتش از ملت ایران. رژیمی که برای بقا به اعدام پناه میبرد، قدرتمند نیست، درمانده، هراسان و در حال دستوپا زدن برای بقای خود است. از خیزش دوباره ملت میترسد و به همین دلیل جوانان ایران را یکی پس از دیگری به قتل میرساند.
آمران و عاملان این جنایت باید بدانند: روز حساب فرا خواهد رسید. نه طناب دار، نه زندان و نه سرکوب، شما را از مجازات نجات نخواهد داد. تکتک کسانی که در قتل آروین نقش داشتند، در برابر ملت ایران و دادگاه عدالت پاسخگو خواهند شد.
به خانواده داغدار آروین، دوستان و نزدیکانش، مردم شریف شاهرود و ملت بزرگ ایران میگویم: خون آروین و همه فرزندان این سرزمین که به دست این رژیم تبهکار به قتل رسیدهاند، هرگز فراموش نخواهد شد و دادخواهی آنان تا روز اجرای عدالت ادامه خواهد داشت.
اکنون جان شماری دیگر از بازداشتشدگان پرونده شاهرود، از جمله جواد عجم، مرتضی زمانی، مهدی رنجر، فرشید رحمانی، علیرضا ساغری و پویا ساغری نیز در خطر است.
در برابر ماشین اعدام سکوت نکنیم. صدای آنان باشیم، پیش از آنکه دیر شود.
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1- For years, I thought VOA Persian stood for freedom of speech, independent journalism, and the voice of the Iranian people. Then I mentioned Crown Prince @PahlaviReza 's name on air. I was banned from appearing on VOA Persian again. Today, the picture is much bigger. "The firewall has burned down."
When a journalist meets Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, these should be among the first questions:
- How did a country once taught to chant “Death to the Shah” come to echo with “Long Live the Shah”?
- How did you help create a sense of national unity that stretches from the smallest towns in Iran to the Iranian diaspora in Toronto, Oslo, and beyond, with millions speaking in one voice?
- How did a generation once used as cannon fodder by the Islamic Republic, sent to clear minefields in the Khomaini–Saddam War, become a generation openly challenging the very commanders and ideology that sacrificed them?
- How did a nation subjected to four decades of “Death to Israel” propaganda become perhaps the only nation in the region whose people proudly carry Israeli flags in demonstrations around the world?
- And despite the vast machinery of regime propaganda, hostile media, and regime-aligned commentators, how did Iranians move from naïve participation in sham elections to risking their lives while calling for the restoration of the Pahlavi monarchy?
Tell us, Crown Prince: how did you do it?
@Reuters@ReutersIran@BBC@CNN@FoxNews
From @WSJopinion: JD Vance’s warning about regime change gets it backward. He repeats an error many in Washington have made—assuming Iran is a source of regional stability, write Navid Mohebbi and Behnam Ben Taleblu.
https://t.co/BGVPb45PTG
Trump’s Iran strategy is working. His vice president’s isn’t.
"What has failed? The ceasefire and memorandum of understanding negotiated by Vice President JD Vance — which have driven Trump into a strategic cul-de-sac of negotiations, Iranian violations and U.S. retaliatory strikes, followed by more negotiations. Case in point: Last weekend, as Trump was on the verge of ordering a resumption of major combat, he was told that the Iranians were desperate for a deal. So he paused to give peace a chance. Result? Iran fired five ballistic missiles at a U.S. military base in Jordan. This cycle has repeated for months. Like Lucy and the football, Trump keeps getting told that this time the Iranians are finally ready to make a deal — only to be set up for failure yet again. Indeed, by elevating a deal as the definition of victory, Vance has given Iran a veto over America’s ability to declare victory. All it has to do is refuse to agree — which it is doing."
https://t.co/IQlkwH4FfV
@Reuters In January, millions of Iranians risked their lives and took to the streets, chanting the name of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Many of them were killed by the murderous Islamic Republic regime. If you won’t stand with the Iranian, at the very least stop standing with their murderer
@ShabSentinelHQ@Reuters@PahlaviReza@Reuters 47 years ago, the BBC and sections of the left-wing media fueled Iran’s Islamist-Marxist movements through widespread misinformation, helping pave the way for a catastrophe that has claimed the lives of millions of Iranians. Shame on you continuing the same path today!
@Reuters
For decades, Prince Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza has fought the Islamic Republic without taking a salary for that work.
Some try to weaponize that against him. I see the exact opposite: it is one of the strongest arguments for the sincerity of his commitment.
He had other choices.
With his name, education, connections, and international network, he could have left politics behind decades ago, entered business, built considerable wealth, and given himself and his family a far easier and more private life.
Instead, he chose Iran.
He chose decades of political struggle, scrutiny, attacks, threats, and having virtually every aspect of his life dissected all without turning his opposition to the Islamic Republic into a salaried career.
There are plenty of people who have made careers and livelihoods out of “fighting” the Islamic Republic.
Reza Pahlavi could have made money doing almost anything else.
Instead, he has spent decades of his life advocating for a free Iran.
That is not a weakness.
That is sacrifice. That is commitment. And yes, that is something to be proud of.
@Reuters
For decades, Prince Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza has fought the Islamic Republic without taking a salary for that work.
Some try to weaponize that against him. I see the exact opposite: it is one of the strongest arguments for the sincerity of his commitment.
He had other choices.
With his name, education, connections, and international network, he could have left politics behind decades ago, entered business, built considerable wealth, and given himself and his family a far easier and more private life.
Instead, he chose Iran.
He chose decades of political struggle, scrutiny, attacks, threats, and having virtually every aspect of his life dissected all without turning his opposition to the Islamic Republic into a salaried career.
There are plenty of people who have made careers and livelihoods out of “fighting” the Islamic Republic.
Reza Pahlavi could have made money doing almost anything else.
Instead, he has spent decades of his life advocating for a free Iran.
That is not a weakness.
That is sacrifice. That is commitment. And yes, that is something to be proud of.