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Protect Public Safety: Oppose Early Release of Sexual Offenders and Rapists - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/Qq8wygKbfW via @UKChange

[daniel hanuka📟 🇮🇱 @LionsOfZion_ORG]

This is what HELL looks like.
The streets of Iran after the massacre of the protests.

[حشاشین⁦ @Hashshaashin]

بخاطر انتشار دو ویدئوی جدید، یکی از وضعیت پیکر جاویدنام‌های کهریزک در روز 21 دی و دیگری ویدئویی از کشتار یک جاویدنام در شاباد کرمانشاه که گذاشتم، اکانتم لیمیت که بود، حالا شادو شده.

لطفا اگه این پست رو میبینید، یک کامنت بذارید یا کوت کنید، از این وضعیت خارج بشم. ممنون.
#جاویدشاه

[Hemad Nazari @Hemadnazari]

Shocking!
This video went viral on the second day of Iran’s December 2025 protests. The person who filmed it was later sentenced to 10 years in prison.

A decade behind bars for documenting reality. That is the state of freedom of expression under the Islamic Republic in Iran.

[BK @BK_Lajevardi]

Just another normal day in occupied Iran. Islamic regime terrorists on motorcycles firing rounds through the streets. Any deal with them is an insult to civilization @POTUS.

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@DavidMKeyes It’s not even funny anymore 🫤

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@NiohBerg Delay delay delay

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@EliAfriatISR I’ll believe it when I see it. Taking far too long.

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L don’t remember falling asleep

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@ImtiazMadmood Sooner the better

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@TousiTVOfficial @MahyarTousi Trump needs to finish the job and stop with all this time wasting

[Iran International English @IranIntl_En]

#ICYMI: The real story behind Tehran’s sudden “unity” campaign did not begin with Donald Trump’s accusations of disarray within Iran’s leadership. It began with a secret letter to Mojtaba Khamenei.
https://t.co/54EaeTb1Tm

[Joe Michalczuk @joemichalczuk]

A shower screen shattered all over my wife this week.

Over the next 72 hours, the NHS got almost everything wrong.

A cautionary tale of a system that is broken (with the usual caveat that everyone working in it is doing their best) 👇

I called an ambulance.

All good at first: “It’s on its way.”
Ten minutes later: “Actually, there are no ambulances for hours - can you get her to hospital?”

So I loaded my bleeding wife into the car, along with the kids and the dog, and drove to A&E.

Ten hours later, she came home - having given up after not even being offered a plaster.

The next morning, we called our GP: “Any chance she could see a nurse?”
“No - as the ambulance referred her to hospital, we can’t see her.”

So I went to the pharmacy and bought a first aid kit.

Because apparently that’s where we are now - me and a pack of plasters, in one of the richest countries in the world.

This morning, still in pain, still untreated, and with a ballooning foot, we went to an urgent treatment centre.

At first, smooth. She was seen in under two hours. X-ray done.
“Nasty cut, but nothing broken.”

Relief.

Two hours later, the phone rang.

It was the hospital.

“Sorry - we got that completely wrong. Your foot is broken and the wound needs antibiotics.”

If it wasn’t so serious, it would be laughable.

And the truth is - anyone who uses the system has a story like this.

We need to stop clinging to an idealised version of the NHS and have a grown-up conversation about how to fix it.

Free healthcare for all should remain a principle - but pretending the current model works isn’t helping anyone.

Almost every other developed country combines public healthcare with some level of private provision - and all deliver better outcomes as a result.

Yet in the UK, even suggesting that tends to get shut down before the conversation starts.

That’s not protecting the NHS. It’s protecting a cult.

We don’t need ideology. We need honesty about what works.

We need a brilliant NHS in practice for all of us - not one we’re told to revere while it quietly crumbles, and where anyone who speaks up is dismissed or discredited.

When are we going to get serious about the things that actually matter - and have the difficult national conversations needed to fix them?

We don’t need to abandon the NHS.
We need to be honest about fixing it.

We shouldn’t just shrug our shoulders.
We have to be better.
We need to vote for real change.

[Adrian Hilton @Adrian_Hilton]

I don't generally sign petitions, but the committee which rejected a statue of the late Queen on horseback in favour of this insubstantial robed figurine need to be pressured into reconsidering their choice. It is quite lacking in majesty, presence, and life.

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Cease Platforming & Investigate IRGC Mouthpiece Mohammad Marandi - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/cSgkPhUPFN via @UKChange

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@gghamari

[Sana Ebrahimi Ledene @SanaELedene]

🚨 Iran’s Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf is posting in perfect English, with memes, hashtags & emojis, straight from CALIFORNIA.

IranWire just published an article claiming that Ghalibaf's X account is run by ex-advisor Meysam Zamanabadi, living in Glendora, LA for a decade.

Meysam is the son of one of the Islamic Republic’s first intelligence censors, the guy who shut down journalists right after the Revolution.

Even after moving to America, he was still getting 40 million Tomans (~$11,000) every month from Tehran, wired in foreign cash through a shady Ferdowsi Square exchange. His dad’s old colleague funneled another 30 million from every official check straight to Meysam’s family.

This is the same guy who helped pick Ghalibaf’s current top advisor, and who presents himself as “PhD in Media Psychology” from a U.S. university.

The slick propaganda style you have been seeing in his posts is not Ghalibaf. It's Iranian regime's ghostwriter in California.

The regime’s loudest voice is being run from the country it claims to hate.

Source: https://t.co/0BK9J98pO5

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@not_war24843 @gghamari But he’s so smug 😠

[Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری 🇮🇷 @gghamari]

I'M SCREAMING. THIS WINS THE INTERNET TODAY 🤣

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@AryJeay @oxfordgirl @Grok is this fake and not form March 2026?