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نشانی مزار ۳۶۲ جاویدنام در آرامستان تهران بزرگ موسوم به بهشت ز*را
نکته: این فهرست به روز خواهد شد پس اگر نشانی جاویدنام عزیز تون که در این آرامستان به خاک سپرده شده در فهرست نیست، زیر همین پست بنویسید. سپاس🫡
و با تشکر از @HELLBOYDey
تصویری دردناک از پیکر جاویدنام #عرفان_اسفندیاری جوان میهنپرست هجده ساله از بازداشتشدگان انقلاب شیروخورشید که توسط تروریستهای جمهوری اسلامی در زندان دستگرد #اصفهان اعدام شد.
According to President Trump. 52,000 brave Iranians have been slaughtered by the Tehran regime this year. According to JD Vance, those protesting are terrorists.
🧵 پست بسیار مهم:
در فضای سیاسی امروز آمریکا، بهویژه در میان پایگاه رایدهندگان ماگا و حلقههای نزدیک به پرزیدنت ترامپ، حساسیت روی باتها، اکانتهای ترول و دخالت خارجی به بالاترین حد خود رسیده است. وقتی یک مخاطب امریکایی با اکانتی مواجه میشود که عکس پروفایلش یک رهبر یا چهره سیاسی غیرآمریکایی (مثل اعضای خاندان پهلوی) است و همزمان به زبان انگلیسی در حال جهتدهی یا بحث درباره سیاست آمریکاست، اولین برداشتی که در ذهنش به صدا درمیآید این است که این یک اکانت سازمانی یا سایبری است که قصد عملیات روانی برای جهتدهی به جامعهی آمریکا را دارد. حتی اگر شما یک کاربر حقیقی باشید که تلاش میکنید صدای هممیهنان خود را برسانید لطفا این کار را با تصویر خاندان پهلوی نکنید.
این رفتار به چند دلیل مشخص، مستقیماً به اعتبار خاندان پهلوی در نگاه سیاستمداران و نهادهای اطلاعاتی آمریکا ضربه میزند:
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I am not an Israeli influence op.
I am not on anyone's payroll.
I am not a bot.
I am an Iranian fighting for my country's freedom, no matter the cost.
Stop smearing Iranian voices. You have zero evidence. Lies don't become facts just because you repeat them.
🚨🚨مهم🚨🚨
نامه سرگشاده به آقای جی دی ونس (نشر حداکثری)
An Open Letter from the Lion and Sun Student Union of Europe
An open letter in both English and Persian has been prepared by the Lion and Sun Student Union of Europe and is respectfully presented to our audience.
Mr. J.D. Vance and all foreign governments should understand that Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is the leader of the Lion and Sun National Movement. We believe he enjoys overwhelming public legitimacy and support among the Iranian people.
Mr. J.D. Vance,
The people you described as terrorists are, in our view, a nation that has long stood for justice, human dignity, and fundamental human rights. Throughout history, the people of Iran have made enduring contributions to civilization and have repeatedly demonstrated their desire for peace, freedom, and democratic values.
The Iranian people will never forget this deeply offensive and unjust characterization.
Please share this message.
#شاهزاده_رضاپهلوی #پاینده_ایران #جاوید_شاه #جنبش_دانشجویی #ایالات_متحده_آمریکا
While the Islamic Republic's warmongers hide in Tehran and their safe havens, they have abandoned conscript soldiers and young troops in defenseless garrisons, without even the means to protect them. This regime has once again shown that when forced to choose between the lives of Iran's sons and its own survival, it will always choose its own survival.
The Islamic Republic has imposed this war on the Iranian nation, and the responsibility for the lives of all its victims, including the soldiers at Bampur garrison, rests with this very regime. We all wish for peace, security, and tranquility for all Iranians, but as long as this regime remains in power, neither lasting security nor genuine peace is possible.
This criminal regime is more concerned with preserving Hezbollah in Lebanon and its other proxy forces in the region than with the safety of the Iranian people. For this regime, the survival of its terrorist arms matters more than the security and lives of the people of Ahvaz, Zahedan, Bandar Abbas, Bushehr, Chabahar, and all of Iran.
So I speak to Iran's soldiers, officers, and all patriotic forces: do not risk your lives for the survival of the Islamic Republic. Your oath is to Iran, not to a regime whose leaders flee in moments of danger and leave you defenseless and abandoned.
I extend my deepest condolences to the bereaved families of the conscript soldiers who lost their lives in the recent attacks on Islamic Republic military installations, and I ask the families of all conscripts to do everything in their power to prevent their children from being sent to serve under these dangerous conditions. No mother or father should send their child to garrisons that have today become killing fields rather than places of service and duty.
These young people are the children of this land, not human shields for the Islamic Republic. They should not pay with their lives for the survival of a failing government.
I also sincerely thank the noble people of Iranshahr and Zahedan who rushed to donate blood and assist the wounded soldiers of Bampur garrison. This national solidarity is a reminder of the truth that the Iranian people, even in their darkest days, do not abandon their own children.
Iran needs its children alive, to build a future that is free, prosperous, and proud.
Before attacking a community, politicians need to look at the actual data. Here is the reality of the Iranian American population:
📌 Nearly two-thirds (65%) of Iranian Americans hold a bachelor's degree or higher.
📌 About 35% of the community possesses an advanced degree.
📌 They are recognized as one of the most highly educated ethnic groups in the United States.
📌 The median family income of Iranian Americans is 20 percent higher than the national average.
📌 Iranian Americans contribute substantially to the U.S. economy.
📌 Many individuals of Iranian descent hold senior leadership positions at major U.S. corporations.
Yet, J.D. Vance at the Joe Rogan show looked at a nation of 90 million people, who are fighting bare-handed against the world's biggest terrorist regime, and called US a threat. This is absolutely disgusting.
The Iranian people are not terrorists. We are the ones paying in blood to dismantle the terrorism you are so afraid of. To insult a nation risking everything for freedom shows a pathetic level of ignorance.
And let’s get one thing straight about where mass migration actually comes from. The real wave of refugees happens when politicians bow to the Qatari lobby and prevent a murderous, terrorist regime from collapsing (exactly like what Putin did with Bashar al-Assad). A U.S. President encouraged the Iranian people to take to the streets for regime change, only to throw them under the bus. Now, as our people are being arrested and executed, Washington suddenly claims regime change was never the goal.
Obviously, when you kill all hope for change and betray a captive nation, this massive betrayal creates a wave of despair and forces people to flee. But even in that scenario, the Iranian people are not terrorists; they are the victims of your disastrous appeasement.
What makes this rhetoric even more baffling is the political suicide behind it. Iranian Americans rallied all around the country to show immense respect and support for President Trump. We all witnessed that the biggest rallies all around the U.S. were happening from the Iranian nation. But right before the mid-term elections, J.D. Vance is inexplicably trying to anger and alienate the very supporters of President Trump who stood by him.
The damage is there. No Iranian around me is gonna vote for this anymore. You cannot conflate a highly educated, freedom-loving diaspora and a captive nation fighting for its life with the very terrorists holding them hostage, and still expect their political support.
J.D. Vance, you owe the Iranian American community, and the brave people of Iran, an immediate and public apology.
Before attacking a community, politicians need to look at the actual data. Here is the reality of the Iranian American population:
📌 Nearly two-thirds (65%) of Iranian Americans hold a bachelor's degree or higher.
📌 About 35% of the community possesses an advanced degree.
📌 They are recognized as one of the most highly educated ethnic groups in the United States.
📌 The median family income of Iranian Americans is 20 percent higher than the national average.
📌 Iranian Americans contribute substantially to the U.S. economy.
📌 Many individuals of Iranian descent hold senior leadership positions at major U.S. corporations.
Yet, J.D. Vance at the Joe Rogan show looked at a nation of 90 million people, who are fighting bare-handed against the world's biggest terrorist regime, and called US a threat. This is absolutely disgusting.
The Iranian people are not terrorists. We are the ones paying in blood to dismantle the terrorism you are so afraid of. To insult a nation risking everything for freedom shows a pathetic level of ignorance.
And let’s get one thing straight about where mass migration actually comes from. The real wave of refugees happens when politicians bow to the Qatari lobby and prevent a murderous, terrorist regime from collapsing (exactly like what Putin did with Bashar al-Assad). A U.S. President encouraged the Iranian people to take to the streets for regime change, only to throw them under the bus. Now, as our people are being arrested and executed, Washington suddenly claims regime change was never the goal.
Obviously, when you kill all hope for change and betray a captive nation, this massive betrayal creates a wave of despair and forces people to flee. But even in that scenario, the Iranian people are not terrorists; they are the victims of your disastrous appeasement.
What makes this rhetoric even more baffling is the political suicide behind it. Iranian Americans rallied all around the country to show immense respect and support for President Trump. We all witnessed that the biggest rallies all around the U.S. were happening from the Iranian nation. But right before the mid-term elections, J.D. Vance is inexplicably trying to anger and alienate the very supporters of President Trump who stood by him.
The damage is there. No Iranian around me is gonna vote for this anymore. You cannot conflate a highly educated, freedom-loving diaspora and a captive nation fighting for its life with the very terrorists holding them hostage, and still expect their political support.
J.D. Vance, you owe the Iranian American community, and the brave people of Iran, an immediate and public apology.
I agree with @marklevinshow that the Vice President owes Israel and its supporters an apology. He also owes a huge apology to the Iranian people for failing to distinguish between a terrorist regime he is eager to negotiate with and support and the nation it is oppressing. Iranians are not terrorists, not a charity case, and not ‘desperate’ masses to be managed. They are unarmed heroes who rose with bare hands, sacrificed lives, and stood on the front line against terror for the whole world. To lump ninety million Iranians in with the regime and describe them as a future ‘terrorist infrastructure’ is profoundly unfair. He should say that clearly and publicly. @joerogan
@kusha_alagband Now we’re a danger to your borders? Look at the successful Iranian diaspora living around the world educated, hardworking people who contribute to the societies they live in. What a shameful thing to say about the Iranian people
@JDVance Now we’re a danger to your borders? Look at the successful Iranian diaspora living around the world—educated, hardworking people who contribute to the societies they live in. What a shameful thing to say about the Iranian peo
Watching this interview, it’s clear the Vice President has very limited understanding of Iranians or Iran. He basically called the Iranian people “terrorists, desperate and hungry”. This is what happens when you take your cues from people like Trita Parsi instead of listening to Iranians themselves. Watch and decide for yourself…