Allen Knotts

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@EricLDaugh Thune

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@EricLDaugh Thyme and other Rhinos will delay it until the last minute if they even force a vote. At that point the Dems will sue the courts will say there is not enough time to implement before the midterms, and this my friend is how we all get screwed by the establishment.

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@cryptograb8 @RapidResponse47 @SecretaryLCD Correction: chased and ran off all the illegal labor working under the table. Now they have to hire legal workers and pay taxes, which would obviously raise the reported jobs numbers.

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@NFLonCBS @CBSSports @bertkreischer Stop with the highlighted yard lines.

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@ryanstanley1014 @NFLonCBS @CBSSports @bertkreischer Agree 100% stop

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@deanbphillips All the state and city have to do is stop with the misguided sanctuary policies

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@MannyAbarcaIV Harassing law enforcement for clicks is despicable.

[The Battlefield @TTheBattlefield]

🚨 TEHRAN TREMORS: THE CAPITAL IS BURNING.

The Situation: New footage confirms the chaos is escalating. Massive crowds are moving through debris and fires across Tehran tonight.

The Critical Signal: Reports indicate a shocking development on the ground: there is "no apparent military or police response." The security forces have seemingly vanished.

The Reality: The Regime has cut off internet access nationwide to prevent a rebellion, but the protests are only getting bigger. Control is slipping away.

#Iran #Tehran #IranProtests #RegimeChange #Breaking

[Allen Knotts @AKMPXD]

@IlhanMN You are the last person that should get access to any ICE detention center. Unless of course it’s in handcuffs

[Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari @RepYassAnsari]

Millions of Iranians are risking their lives to demand freedom and an end to the brutal Islamic Republic.

As the proud daughter of Iranian immigrants, I am in awe of their extraordinary courage. The world must not look away—we must stand with the Iranian people.

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

Why is it that the only coverage I can obtain on this is through foreign media sites -this is the beginning of a new democracy happening in real time !!

This should /must be covered !

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

BREAKING: Thousands of brave Iranians are now flooding the streets, rising up against the Islamic Republic’s terrorist regime and risking their lives to gain their freedom.

This is the 12th day in a row.

We must amplify their voices. Make it go viral.

[Melissa Francis @MelissaAFrancis]

Counting down. 40 minutes. #FreeIran Make sure you’re watching. There’s been nothing like this since the fall of the Berlin wall.

[David Jacobs @DrJacobsRad]

The regime has throttled the internet making it difficult to get images out of Iran.

So please do your part to support the people of Iran by reposting their videos.

#IranProtests

[Dr.Sc. Ferdinand Meeus @fmeeus1]

Waarom horen we de linkse " Free Palestine" meute niet over de vrijheidsstrijd van Iraanse burgers tegen de islam dictatuur in Iran ?

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

There is a revealing silence echoing across the West. Not the silence of ignorance, but the silence of choice. In Iran, people are on the streets demanding freedom. The regime has responded by cutting the internet, clearing the stage, and preparing the ground for bloodshed. This is how the Islamic Republic kills without witnesses. We have seen it before. We know exactly what comes next. And yet the Western Left, so vocal on every other injustice, has very little to say.

The Iranian state has not merely censored dissent; it has switched off the lights. An internet blackout is not crowd control. It is premeditation. In 2019, the same tactic preceded the killing of around 1,500 people. Today, with protests spreading across more than a hundred cities, the pattern is repeating under the rule of Ali Khamenei. Tear gas, live rounds, mass arrests. Children dead. Morgues filling. Silence abroad.

What makes the silence damning is that nothing here is unclear. The protesters are not chanting borrowed slogans or calling for "dialogue" with their jailers. They chant against the dictator. They tear down regime symbols. They want the end of a theocracy that beats women, jails opponents, and exports terror. They want freedom, plainly and without disguise.

That should trigger outrage. It does not. Instead, we hear the familiar hedging language. Calls for "restraint". Appeals for "engagement". Statements so bloodless they could be drafted by the regime itself. The same voices that erupt over statues in Bristol and police tactics in Paris are suddenly cautious when a clerical dictatorship prepares to shoot its own people in the dark.

The reason is not confusion. It is alignment. The modern Left rations outrage according to ideology. When protests are directed against the West or its allies, they are hailed as the voice of the people. When protests are directed against regimes that define themselves in opposition to the West, the moral energy drains away. Iran is anti-American, anti-Israel, and loudly hostile to Western power. That places it on the protected side of the ledger.

This is the moral inversion at work. Brutality is not condemned on its own terms. It is weighed against who benefits. If tyranny weakens the West, it is indulged. If resistance strengthens the values the West claims to believe in, it is ignored.

Watch the contrast. Every move by Donald Trump is interrogated to the bone. Every Israeli action is parsed, moralised, and condemned. Yet as Iran prepares a massacre behind a digital curtain, the same critics fall quiet. The standard does not wobble; it disappears.

This is why the internet blackout matters. It is not a technical detail. It is the signal that the regime is about to act without witnesses. And the absence of Western pressure, media saturation, and moral insistence tells Tehran that it can proceed with minimal cost.

The Left likes to present itself as the conscience of the age. Iran exposes the fraud. This is not a politics of people, but of narratives. Suffering matters only when it can be used against the West. When it cannot, it is filed away under "complexity" and forgotten.

The protesters in Iran are not asking for Western retreat. They are asking for Western civilisation to mean something again: liberty, dignity, law, the right to live without fear of the state. That makes them inconvenient. Their courage exposes the hollowness of a human-rights culture that speaks loudly only when it's safe to do so.

History will record who spoke and who stayed quiet while the lights went out. Tyranny thrives on that quiet. And every time the Left chooses silence over solidarity with those fighting for freedom, it teaches dictators the same lesson: kill quickly, kill unseen, and the noise will fade. That is the cost of moral inversion. And Iran is paying it in blood.

"They chant against the dictator. They tear down regime symbols. They want the end of a theocracy that beats women, jails opponents, and exports terror."

[David Patrikarakos @dpatrikarakos]

On and on they go. Unarmed. Reportedly marching on IRGC headquarters in Tehran. This is why Iran will be free: the courage of its people. Don’t look away. Don’t let the regime’s brutality pass unnoticed.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Dear world, are you watching:

12 days of uprising.
12 days of bravery.
12 days of heroism.
12 days of demanding freedom.

The free world must stand with the Iranian people in their fight against the Islamic Republic's terrorist regime.

FREE IRAN.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Free Iran from the barbaric Islamic regime.

#MIGA

[Nazi Hunters @HuntersOfNazis]

Fuck Khamenei
Fuck Hamas

FREE IRAN