#BringBackShah - Twitter Hashtag

7 days ago

Iranian mullahs have blod on their hands at home and abroad. #ElaheHosseinNejad #MahsaAmini #ShiriBibas #RestoreTheShahOfIran #BringBackShah #KingRezaPahlavi

Eyal Yakoby

@EYakoby

8 days ago

BREAKING: Slovenia’s Prime Minister comes out and slams the Islamic Republic for mass executing Iranians. He was the only EU leader to mention the murders that have taken place.

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Reality TV Bliss

@RealityTVBliss

9 months ago

This was the funniest scene ever #RHOSLC #BringBackShah

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Jorg K. PETROVIC

@JorgPETROVIC

over 1 year ago

Iranian mullahs have blod on their hands at home and abroad. #ElaheHosseinNejad #MahsaAmini #ShiriBibas #RestoreTheShahOfIran #BringBackShah #KingRezaPahlavi

Rayan Amiri

@RayanAmiri

over 1 year ago

The Islamic Republic regime in Iran has brutally murdered another young woman — Elahe Hossein-Nejad, 24 — a supporter of Iran’s exiled King and National Leader, Reza Shah II Pahlavi [@PahlaviReza]. Elahe was openly critical of the clerical regime and a vocal advocate for King Reza's return and the restoration of Iran’s constitutional monarchy, according to her social media. Reports indicate that she went missing on May 25, her body has been found 3 days ago, and she was raped and murdered by a member of the IRGC's Basij Force (Basiji) in what appears to be a targeted act of political violence. Evidence circulating online includes posts from Elahe’s social media, as well as material linked to the perpetrator, especially his social media posts, revealing his affiliation with the terrorist regime’s security apparatus. Elahe’s death is yet another horrifying reminder of the Islamic Republic’s ongoing war on women, monarchist dissidents, and the freedom-seeking youth who demand a secular Iran and the return of their rightful King and Iran's constitutional monarchy. #ElaheHoseinNejad #ElaheHosseinNejad #الهه_حسین_نژاد

RayanAmiri's tweet photo. The Islamic Republic regime in Iran has brutally murdered another young woman — Elahe Hossein-Nejad, 24 — a supporter of Iran’s exiled King and National Leader, Reza Shah II Pahlavi [@PahlaviReza]. Elahe was openly critical of the clerical regime and a vocal advocate for King Reza's return and the restoration of Iran’s constitutional monarchy, according to her social media.

Reports indicate that she went missing on May 25, her body has been found 3 days ago, and she was raped and murdered by a member of the IRGC's Basij Force (Basiji) in what appears to be a targeted act of political violence.

Evidence circulating online includes posts from Elahe’s social media, as well as material linked to the perpetrator, especially his social media posts, revealing his affiliation with the terrorist regime’s security apparatus.

Elahe’s death is yet another horrifying reminder of the Islamic Republic’s ongoing war on women, monarchist dissidents, and the freedom-seeking youth who demand a secular Iran and the return of their rightful King and Iran's constitutional monarchy.

#ElaheHoseinNejad #ElaheHosseinNejad #الهه_حسین_نژاد

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Jorg K. PETROVIC

@JorgPETROVIC

over 1 year ago

This is the begining of the end of Iran's regime. Iranian mullahs have blod on their hands at home and abroad. #MahsaAmini #ShiriBibas #KingRezaPahlavi #BringBackShah #RestoreTheShahOfIran

Visegrád 24 @visegrad24

over 1 year ago

BREAKING: A major wave of strikes is sweeping through Iran. Crown Prince @PahlaviReza called for strikes as a strategy against the regime at the end of April and has since repeated his call. Iran’s truck drivers were the first to start striking but they were soon followed by: - Farmers in Khorasgan, central Iran, staging sit-ins over water rights following violent crackdowns by security forces. - Gas refinery workers in Bushehr, southern Iran, protesting low wages and poor management Crown Prince Pahlavi stressed the importance of transitioning from street protests to nationwide strikes, calling them “the fastest way to paralyze the filthy mullah regime,” explicitly mentioning strikes by oil industry workers and truck drivers in the transportation sector. The Crown Prince’s broader strategy includes fostering defections from within the regime's military and security forces to ensure a controlled transition with minimal bloodshed. He emphasized the need for Western support, such as funding a "strike fund" using Iran's frozen assets to sustain civil disobedience movements, including labor strikes.