Bro the funniest thing about this is the entire European left and mainstream media has spent insurmountable resources to remind people about fake 1953 Iran coup of removing democratically elected govt blah blah blah while doing this to Poland ,Romania ,AFD, marine Le Penn, and in future to Nigel farage
Bro wanna know the funniest thing about this the entire European left and mainstream media has spent insurmountable resources to remind people about fake 1953 Iran coup of removing democratically elected govt blah blah blah while doing this to Poland ,Romania ,AFD, marine Le Penn, and in future to Nigel farage
well anything to "PROTECT DEMOCRACY" i guess
Bro wanna know the funniest thing about this the entire European left and mainstream media has spent insurmountable resources to remind people about fake 1953 Iran coup of removing democratically elected govt blah blah blah while doing this to Poland ,Romania ,AFD, marine Le Penn, and in future to Nigel farage
well anything to PROTECT DEMOCRACY i guess
Bro wanna know the funniest thing about this the entire European left and mainstream media has spent insurmountable resources to remind people about fake 1953 Iran coup of removing democratically elected govt blah blah blah while doing this to Poland ,Romania ,AFD, marine Le Penn, and in future to Nigel farage.
"I am Cyrus, King of the Universe, The Great King, King of Babylon, Sumer, Akkad, and the Four Quarters of the World."
On October 29, 539 BCE, Cyrus the Great entered Babylon, establishing the Achaemenid Persian Empire as the worldโs undisputed superpower. Choosing tolerance over vengeance, he respected local cultures and commissioned the Cyrus Cylinder, widely hailed as humanityโs first declaration of human rights.
Following the 7th-century Arab conquest, a systematic cultural erasure obscured his legacy. For over a millennium, his final resting place was misidentified as Mashhad-e Madar-e Soleyman (The Tomb of the Mother of Solomon). It wasn't until 1812 that British diplomat James Justinian Morier cross-referenced the site with ancient Greek accounts, sparking a historical revival that transformed the local shrine back into a national icon.
The ultimate architect of Cyrusโs modern revival was Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran (reigned 1941โ1979). Dedicated to celebrating Iran's pre-Islamic heritage, he championed the Persian language and reshaped national education around ancient history.
This cultural renaissance culminated in the spectacular 2,500th Anniversary of the Persian Monarchy in 1971. Standing before the ancient tomb, the Shah immortalized their enduring connection to the emperor with his famous declaration:
โO Cyrus, great King, King of Kings, Achaemenian King, King of the Land of Iran. I, the Shahanshah of Iran, offer thee salutations from myself and from my nation. Rest in peace, for we are awake, and we will always stay awake.โ