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Yet another tweeter.

[alias @altostratous]

ولنتاین روز پیروزی عشق بر دین ❤️

#KingRezaPahlavi
#IranRevolution2026

[alias @altostratous]

@IsraelArmySpoof Yes

[alias @altostratous]

@hosseindehbashi مثل این میمونه که وقتی یه مردی تجاوز می‌کنه بگی تقصیر اون زن بود که حجابشو رعایت نکرد

مثل این می‌کنه که وقتی یکی دزدی می‌کنه بگی تقصیر تو بود که مال تو سفت نچسبیدی

حتی خوب مغالطه هم نمیکنی

[Rep. Pat Fallon @RepPatFallon]

The Iranian people are showing extraordinary courage fighting for freedom and liberty.

Yet there’s no campus outrage here, no protests, no solidarity. Silence from activists is deafening and very telling.

They’ll protest anything except real tyranny and real evil.

[Saeed Ghasseminejad @SGhasseminejad]

VOA has been actively silencing the voices of the Iranian people using tactics indistinguishable from Soviet and Islamist-style censorship. It is disgraceful to see such methods deployed against Iranians in ways that directly benefit a state sponsor of terrorism and one of the United States’ most dangerous enemies.

[Khamis Alhosani @KhamisMalhosani]

History shows the cost of negotiating with terrorists.
Our stance is unwavering: no negotiations, no legitimization, now or ever.

Stability begins with resolve.

[Tom Cotton @SenTomCotton]

The American people have not forgotten that Iran’s terrorist regime has the blood of hundreds of Americans on their hands.

[Lindsey Graham @LindseyGrahamSC]

People often ask me what should we do next when it comes to the murderous, religious Nazi regime in Iran. It’s pretty simple. Stand by the protesters demanding an end to their oppression.

But it’s going to take more than standing by them.

We must stop those who are responsible for killing the people by any means necessary ASAP.

Make The Iranian People Safe Again.

[alias @altostratous]

@amnestyusa Why would they close communication of otherwise?

[Amnesty International USA @amnestyusa]

Verified videos and credible information from eyewitnesses in Iran reveal mass unlawful killings committed on an unprecedented scale amid an ongoing internet shutdown imposed by the authorities since January 8 to conceal their crimes.

https://t.co/EnpE4n9lAA

[alias @altostratous]

@OliLondonTV Hell yes

[Amir Etemadi 🇮🇷 امیرحسین اعتمادی @amiretemadi]

Stop censoring the Iranian people.
Millions are chanting @PahlaviReza’s name in the streets and paying for it with their lives. U.S. government–funded media have erased this reality under your watch. That is censorship.

Javanmardi must be dismissed immediately. Any influence from the Namdars, Mora and her father, must end now.

[kooshiar @kooshiar]

3000+ from following institutions have signed

[kooshiar @kooshiar]

We are your Iranian listeners.

We are devastated by the news of the killing of over 12,000 Iranians in the past few days.

3,000+ of us have signed the following letter. Please be our voice.

@theallinpod @friedberg @jason @DavidSacks @chamath

[alias @altostratous]

Mahan air

[Lindsey Graham @LindseyGrahamSC]

Every indication that I’ve seen says that the Iranian regime’s killing of protestors is still very much in full swing.

The death toll is mounting by the hour.

Hoping that help is on the way.

[John Spencer @SpencerGuard]

Imagine a free Iran. 92 million people unshackled from fear, coercion, and ideological rule. A society no longer bent to the narrow interests of clerics or sustained by the politics of hate, but liberated to choose its own future. An Iran where talent is not exiled, silenced, or imprisoned, but cultivated. Where universities, laboratories, markets, and cultural institutions once again hum with ambition and confidence.

A free Iran would not be a threat to the region. It would be a pillar of it. A country that draws on one of the world’s oldest civilizations to contribute new science, technology, medicine, art, and trade. A bridge between East and West rather than a battleground between proxies. A nation whose young people build companies instead of underground movements, whose diplomats negotiate prosperity instead of exporting instability.

History shows what Iran can be when its people are allowed to breathe. The question is not whether Iranians are capable of greatness. They have proven that many times over. The question is how long the world will accept a system that suppresses a nation’s potential and weaponizes its suffering.

A free Iran would change the Middle East. More than that, it would remind the world what becomes possible when a people reclaim their dignity, their voice, and their future.

[Congressman Mike Lawler @RepMikeLawler]

I stand with the Iranian people as they seek to reclaim their country after 45 years of brutal tyranny.

Their courage in the face of oppression is inspiring, and the United States must continue to support their fight for freedom.

[Stella Escobedo @StellaEscoTV]

The Iranian diaspora exists because a brutal Islamic regime took over their country and forced its people out.

Iranians didn’t leave because they wanted to. They left because they had to.

Now the people inside Iran are fighting to take it back - for everyone. #FreeIran

[Bruno Retailleau @BrunoRetailleau]

La France ne doit pas avoir peur de soutenir la révolte iranienne.