THIS IS A CALL TO ACTION.
Alireza Sepahi was supposed to be hanged among the other two protesters, who were since executed.
While being transported to his execution, Alireza became extremely distressed and suffered a heart attack.
He was taken to the hospital and treated. You might ask why they didn’t just let him die. The cruelty is unfathomable. The point is not for him to die. The point is for people to see him being killed by medieval style torture to prevent future uprisings.
Once recovered, his execution will resume.
The only way I can see this being prevented is if @realDonaldTrump demands that the regime overturn his death sentence.
Please join me in asking the President to save #alirezasepahi
The Iranian people aren’t just protesters. They are the ONLY force that can topple the regime.
The future of the Middle East, and the rest of the world, lies in their hands.
You don't have to support monarchy to support Reza Pahlavi.
It's very simple.
If you believe the Iranian people should decide Iran's future, then you support Reza Pahlavi, because that's what he's fighting for.
His only agenda is to give the people the choice.
After the islamic regime falls, under Reza Pahlavi's role as a transitional leader, Iranians will have a free and fair referendum where they can choose what they want their country to look like. If they choose a secular republic, Reza Pahlavi will gladly step aside. If they somehow choose to keep the Islamic Republic or embrace a cult like the MEK, that is still their decision.
At that time, we will advocate for a constitutional monarchy because we believe it is the best path. But our commitment to democracy is stronger than any desire for power.
That's why millions of Iranians may not want monarchy, but support him.
“They killed police officers.”
No, but you actually did that in 1979. Isn’t this your favourite revolution?
Don't talk to us about law and order when your entire regime was founded on executing innocents and state murder.
Tonight Anahita Azarshab was killed in Isfahan while trying to stop the regime’s executions.
She went to Alikhani Square to save lives. The Islamic Republic answered with bullets.
Another Iranian woman murdered for standing against tyranny.
Does iranian lives matter !?
Shame on whoever considers themselves as civilized world… shame !
هممیهنان عزیز،
جمهوری اسلامی میکوشد صدای واقعی مردم ایران را در میان هیاهوی مراسم حکومتی برای یک جنایتکار بالفطره و یکی از منفورترین حاکمان تاریخ ایران پنهان کند. رژیمی فرسوده، پوسیده و رو به زوال، با نمایشهای ساختگی، تبلیغات دروغین و هزینههای هنگفتی که از جیب مردم ایران غارت میشود، تلاش دارد تصویری جعلی از مشروعیت برای خود بسازد.
اما حقیقت ایران جای دیگری ایستاده است؛ در کنار نام و یاد فرزندان دلاوری که با آگاهی، رشادت و فداکاری، در یکی از حساسترین لحظات تاریخ این سرزمین، جان خود را در راه آزادی ایران فدا کردند.
بیش از ۴۰ هزار جاویدنام دیماه، با آگاهی از خطرهای پیش رو، قدم در این مسیر گذاشتند. آنان میدانستند شاید دیگر هرگز به خانه بازنگردند، اما در لحظهای که ایران به آنان نیاز داشت، ایستادند. آنان بر خلاف مزدوران ضحاک، برای وعدههای ناچیز و منافع شخصی به میدان نیامده بودند. آنها، شکوهمند، برای بازپسگیری ایران و هویت ملیمان برخاستند. آنان که از جنس زندگی، باور و نور بودند، در برابر تاریکی ایستادند تا نام ایران زنده بماند؛ و نامشان برای همیشه در تاریخ سرزمین ما ماندگار شد. آنان نشان دادند که عشق به میهن، از ترس مرگ نیرومندتر است.
امروز شش ماه از آن روزها گذشته است، اما برای خانوادههای شریف جاویدنامان، زمان همچنان در همان شبهای دشوار متوقف مانده است؛ خانوادههایی که عزیز و گاه تنها نانآور خود را از دست دادهاند؛ پدران و مادرانی که هر صبح با جای خالی فرزندشان چشم میگشایند؛ همسران، خواهران و برادرانی که در کنار رنج سوگ، فشار تهدید و سرکوب را نیز تحمل میکنند.
این خانوادهها تنها صاحبان یک داغ نیستند؛ آنها نگهبان و امانتدار یاد و فداکاری دلیرترین فرزندان ایران هستند. مسئولیت همه ماست که اجازه ندهیم این بار سنگین را به تنهایی بر دوش بکشند. وظیفه ملی و میهنی ماست که بیش از پیش پشتیبانشان باشیم؛ به دیدارشان برویم، صدای آنان را بازتاب دهیم، یاد عزیزانشان را زنده نگه داریم و در حد توان خود، نگذاریم فشارهای روحی، تهدیدها و دشواریهای مالی، آنان را به سکوت و فراموشی وادار کند.
تاریخ بارها نشان داده است که هیچ قدرتی نمیتواند اراده ملتی متحد را که برای رهایی و ساختن آیندهای بهتر برخاسته است، برای همیشه خاموش کند. راهی که با فداکاری فرزندان جاویدنام ایران روشن شده است، ادامه خواهد یافت؛ تا روزی که ایران به آزادی، دولت ملی و آیندهای شایسته ملت بزرگ ما دست یابد.
پاینده ایران
مصریها فرعونهایشان را و نروژیها وایکینگهای وحشیشان را در زرورق افتخار میپیچند و به رخ دنیا میکشند.
اما اگر ما بخواهیم کوروش بزرگ و شاهان تمدنساز تاریخمان را ستایش کنیم، باید از دالان تحقیر و فحش و فضیحت چپ ایرانی عبور کنیم.
A typical regime jende: lives in the west, benefits from democratic values, studies and has freedom of speech. Yet decides to support a regime who kills women for simply showing their hair.
Meanwhile, girls and women inside Iran are still systematically banned from watching live football games inside stadiums.
Yet she has no shame in attending a live football game in the freedom of the west while waving the flag of the Islamic Regime.
Rashid Mazaheri is the REAL Iranian goalkeeper. Not the one chasing fame and money, but the one who stood with his people.
The regime arrested him for speaking out against the massacre of January 8-9. Because in their eyes, silence is the only acceptable price for wearing the national jersey.
We Iranians have a sacred word: Pehlivan (Pahlevan). It means hero, champion, noble warrior, patriot. For thousands of years, it belonged first to our wrestlers — the heart of Persian sport — but today it belongs to any athlete who carries the soul of Iran.
Before his arrest, Rashid Mazaheri delivered a message that will echo forever:
“Medals and performance do not make an athlete a Pehlivan. Standing with the people does.”
That is the standard. That is the measure.
Alireza Beiranvand knows this truth better than anyone. He has seen it. He understands it. Yet he chooses silence. Worse — he openly swears “by the blood of Khamenei” that he will not let the opponent score. He said it during the Iran vs New Zealand match. The joke writes itself.
While one goalkeeper risks everything for the blood of our youth soaked in the streets, the other endorses the very regime that spills it — all for a starting spot and regime favor.
This is not about goalkeeping. This is about sportswashing. This is about the Islamic Republic and the IRGC trying to use our national team to launder their crimes while our athletes are beaten and imprisoned for saying “enough”.
But the wall of fear has crumbled.
As his translated instagram post proudly says: The heirs of Cyrus, Darius, and Kaveh the Blacksmith are rising. Our roots are older than their whips and gallows. Our dignity is deeper than their tyranny.
Rashid Mazaheri is a Pehlivan.
Beiranvand is not.
We have not forgotten the path of a free and modern Iran.
We will no longer bow our heads.
#rashid_mazaheri
#رشید_مظاهری
It's so painful to wish your own national team to lose. It's difficult to explain, but it didn't happen over night. Slowly but surely we realized our team doesn't represent us, and works as tool of the regime that has tormented us for 47 years.
Sport doesn't bring Iranians together anymore. It's a stark reminder of Islamic Republic's crimes and why we hate it.
The salt on the wound is FIFA's full cooperation with Islamic Republic as there was almost no footage of Iranian fans, because they were showing lion and sun flags and chanting anti Islamic Republic slogans. Before the offside was called, only a single Iranian fan was shown and it was a zoom to her face.
I doubt anywhere in the stadium could provide a "politically correct" camera shot from the attending Iranians, as the majority carried lion and sun flags and other anti-regime flags and banners.
These are the majority and real Iranians, whether the world likes it or not. The Lion and Sun will rise again.
For those wondering why we Iranians do not support the Islamic Republic’s football team, it’s because not only they’re happy to surrender to the regime, but they also constantly insult Iranians who fly the Lion and Sun flag and ask for freedom.
That’s why I supported Belgium today, even though the IRGC team better than expected. Do not legitimise this regime.
They’ve tortured me as a child in Tehran, killed my friends, and still threaten my family. “Team Melli” is not Iran.
Why do @FIFAWorldCup and the free press bend over backwards to protect the Islamic Republic? The fact that cameras at the World Cup purposely cut off the shots of Iran fans to exclude their Lion and Sun flags is baffling. We should not have to convince anyone to care about the horrors this regime has inflicted on innocent Iranians for decades.
برای من یکی از تاریکترین نقاط کارنامه قالیباف، واکنشش به پرونده محمد بیجه در سال ۱۳۸۳ بود. بهش فکر میکنم قلبم به درد میاد. بین ۱۷ تا ۲۷ کودک به شکل وحشیانهای مورد تجاوز قرار گرفته و به قتل رسیده بودن. قالیباف اون زمان فرمانده نیروی انتظامی کشور بود و دقیقا مثل امروز تشنه قدرت. پلیس چندبار به خونوادههای بچههای گمشده که کمبرخوردار بودن بیاعتنایی کرده بود. اگر دستشون رو دراز میکردن بیجه رو میگرفتن، با یک تحقیق ساده میشد از کشته شدن بچههای بیشتر جلوگیری کرد. انگار میترسیدن الگانسهای نوشون توی پاکدشت خاکی بشه. وقتی بالاخره بیجه دستگیر شد و کشور از شنیدن ابعاد جنایتها شوکه شد، بعضی مقامها دستکم ژست عذرخواهی و استعفا گرفتن. واکنش قالیباف چی بود؟ حاضر نشد حتی برای حفظ ظاهر عذرخواهی کنه و گفت این پرونده تجربهای برای اصلاح و آسیبشناسی عملکرد پلیسه!
کشته شدن این همه کودک که جمجمه بعضیهاشون با آجر خرد شده بود، از نظرش «تجربهای برای اصلاح عملکرد پلیس» بود. چرا عذرخواهی کنه وقتی سودی توش نیست؟
JD Vance is presenting Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran’s chief negotiator at the Switzerland talks, as a “moderate.”
In reality, Ghalibaf boasted about ordering students shot in 2003 and remains one of the regime’s most radical hardliners.
No deals with Mullahs. Free Iran!
Ahead of tomorrow's Iran-Belgium match, the only Iranian footballer who matters to me is Rashid Mazaheri.
The islamic regime disappeared him after he spoke out against them in January and called Khamenei a murderer. He might be in prison or dead. We don't know his whereabouts.
This is what real bravery and dedication to your people looks like.
A message from an Iranian in a wheelchair inside Occupied Iran:
"Javid Shah" aka "Long live the Shah"
Iranians are literally risking their lives to say they have overwhelmingly REJECTED the terrorist Islamic Regime occupying Iran.
The world should pay attention.
Free Iran!
NEW
An Iranian opposition group is leaking classified body-cam footage of IRGC forces shooting at unarmed protesters during January 8th massacre in Iran
A man is seen shooting and later giving instructions on how to use a Winchester to his colleague