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[Neil Stone @DrNeilStone]

No one needs to pay me anything to post against the regime in Iran

I hate them for free

[MattTheRat @MattTheRat_]

این تصاویر از ماشینیه که امروز یکی از بچه های ما رو توی لندن کنار دیوار جاویدنامها زیر گرفت. با ترکیب فریم‌های مختلفِ ویدئو پلاک
LA26 KBY
درومد، از B زیاد مطمئن نیستم اما از بقیه مطمئنم خصوصا LA26 که کد رجیستر ماشین در ناحیه لندنه.
اون عکس هم از راننده گرفتن اگر کسی کیفیت بهتر همین رو داره ممنون میشم کامنت کنه یا برام بفرسته برای شناسایی.

[نگار @negaronikoo]

بچه‌ها شما که نبودید، این پزشک و محقق شریف اسکاتلندی ساکن لندن، اکانت تخصصی خودش رو به اخبار ایران و گفتن از ایرانی‌ها اختصاص داد. کلی فالوئر از دست داد ولی اهمیتی نداد و بی‌وقفه صدای ما بود و همچنان هم هست.

Thank you Neil🙏🏻

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Lots to read online about a putative deal.  I’ve read zero about the Iranian people themselves.

[Rep. Greg Stanton @RepGregStanton]

Trump just made legal immigration harder — on purpose.

America is able to attract the top researchers, doctors, & engineers because of our worker visa programs. Forcing these immigrants to now leave the U.S. before applying for citizenship will deprive us of their innovation, their tax dollars, & their contributions to our economy.

[Julian Togelius @togelius]

If I understand this correctly, this is a direct assault on the US talent supply pipeline. Getting a work permit after studies and then applying for a green card is how smart people enter this country. Most people who come to the US to study do so because they want to get a job here and stay. It is as if the current administration did not want talented people to come here.

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

Hey Trita Parsi @tparsi,

Your boy Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie is about to be removed from Congress, and then…you’re probably going to be deported back to Iran.

Tick tock.

Your days in our country are numbered.

[هُلو @itsicicicicicic]

خیلی جدی به نظرم وقتش شده که موضوع تایم‌لاین به نبود اینترنت تو ایران تغییر کنه.

#اینترنت_حق_منه
#DigitalBlackOutIran‌

[Paniztt @JananiPani76071]

به طرز وحشتناکی این اینترنت نداشتن تو ایران داره عادی میشه و این موضوع خیلی ترسناکه

[زنبور 🇺🇸🇮🇷 @Aliferous1df]

کشتارهای خاموش در خاموشی اینترنت

[Ahmed Khalifa @_A_khalifa]

IRGC IS NOT IRAN
ISLAMIC REPUBLIC IS NOT IRAN!

[MichaelRapaport @MichaelRapaport]

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

70 days with NO INTERNET in IRAN!!!!

WTF???? FREE IRAN ♥️💚🤍

[David Vance @DavidVance]

In Iran, you DIE if you use Starlink!
Let that sink in @elonmusk

[Elina Shirazi @elinashirazi]

POTUS responds to my question in the Oval: 'You have called this the new regime before in Iran, but I speak to Iranians on a daily basis, and they tell me that these are the same people who have murdered them, executed them, and repressed them.'

[Hurad @iamhurad]

If the internet in Iran were cut by US or Israeli airstrikes, the media and the left would be talking about it every single day. But because the Islamic Republic is the one cutting it, no one says a word.

[James Blunt @JBlunt1018]

International students brought $43.8 BILLION into the U.S. economy in one year and supported 378,000+ American jobs.

And here’s the part many miss: roughly 63% do not remain in the U.S. long term. We educate them, benefit from their spending, then many take their skills elsewhere.

For the senator from Missouri who seems clueless on basic economics:

International students likely generate around $950 million to $1 billion+ annually in Missouri economic activity based on enrollment and national averages. That is in the neighborhood of a major Missouri state budget category, including public higher education support.

America is one of the few countries lucky enough to have talented people pay us to study here. Only fools treat that like a problem.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

The fastest way to end the war with Iran is to actually defeat the regime or make a deal that doesn't defeat the regime but attempts to contain it.  The truth is that it cannot be permanently contained for several reasons, including that if a Democrat becomes president, or even an isolationist or establishment Republican, the necessary military force will not be used to ensure compliance because the regime itself is fundamentally and ultimately incapable of honoring a deal given its fundamentalist Islamist ideology.  Also, the public will tire of it over a course of years (a forever war) and there will be other enemies that will require some form of attention, thereby requiring our military resources to also deal with them in some form -- perhaps an even bigger foe, like Red China.

To defeat the regime requires: 1. continued military operations aimed at obliterating the IRGC and perhaps key dual use infrastructure; 2. continued maximum economic pressure, especially continuation of the blockade; AND 3. arming the people in Iran, a very important and necessary resource (we've done this before during the Reagan administration and I presume the CIA is still up to the task).  

The president will be criticized regardless of how he proceeds, as the Democrats and their media are rooting for the enemy and hope to gain advantage in the midterms.  So, they must be ignored.  But a real victory will not only ensure our security from a nuclear-obsessed terrorist regime beyond the Trump presidency (as it won't exist any longer), but the American people will ultimately praise it as victory has a way of focusing the mind and the heart (which should have political benefits as well).  I am concerned that waiting for the enemy to come forward with some kind of an offer, which might be framed as a victory, could be problematic.

I must caution, however, as I have before, that I am not privy to all the information.  And I also underscore that President Trump is never to be underestimated.  He is a truly gutsy and great leader.  Indeed, he has done more than all previous seven presidents who preceded him combined to deal with the Iranian regime's grave threat.  And for this alone he will be remembered long after most of us are gone. 

That's my 2 cents worth, again.

[Ahmed Khalifa @_A_khalifa]

Help the Iranian people get internet access the Islamic Republic will fall right after.

Think about it!

[ارس @aras_jpg]

Europe: 1L gas ⛽ = 2€
Iran: 1GB internet🛜 =4€

[Senator Dick Durbin @SenatorDurbin]

The Trump Administration is trying to dismantle our legal immigration system piece by piece.

It indefinitely paused processing for LEGAL immigration applications—with little explanation and zero plan to restart.

Time to investigate.