Masuma

Free Palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal.

[the english simmer @EnglishSimmer]

not this halftime show being “let’s unite and love the world” whilst they’re actively bombing countries who were in the world cup and funding genocides

[Pistachio 🇮🇷 🇵🇸 @HarleyShah]

Every day it's like the world forgets the Strait of Hormuz WAS open for free for all to use until they got attacked and had 168 schoolchildren assassinated and now they're acting like Iran is being unreasonable and it's driving me insane

[Masuma @m_masuma]

It’s so nice of the Beatles to make a song for Jude Bellingham 🥹

[Assal Rad @AssalRad]

Iran scored a winning goal in each of their 3 matches, each one was overturned by VAR. The way they’ve been treated and what they’ve had to overcome is absurd, no other team was barred to stay in the host country, no other team’s country is being bombed by the host country.

In the world of injustice, this may seem small, but in the world of international sport it’s deeply unjust.

They might think their performance was disappointing, but it was far from it. They played with heart and captured the hearts of people across the world.

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

Has there ever been a World Cup where a team is playing in the host country on the literal same day that the host country is bombing that team's country?

[Mal @UtdMaI]

Iran played three matches.
They drew all three.
And in every single one, they fought with heart, pride, and dignity.

But after their final match, the host nation reportedly demanded they leave immediately.
No time to recover. No time to rest. Just pack up and go.

That is not how you treat athletes.
That is not how you treat human beings.

Despite the pressure, the restrictions, and everything stacked against them, Iran kept showing resilience.

This team deserves respect, not mistreatment.

That’s the spirit of the World Cup.

[Ariana Jasmine @arianajasmine__]

For those of you who don’t know, he grew up in extreme poverty, used to practice with rocks, then at 17 left his nomadic family and ventured to Tehran alone (without his father’s support), was homeless camping outside one of the soccer team camps until someone gave him a chance.

What a man.

[Sophia Benoit @1followernodad]

I can’t stop imagining making the choice to run as far as you can from anyone you love so you can hopefully be killed alone. I just. I’m so fucking angry and sad. This is something beyond evil.

[🇱🇧 @lebanesesami]

Today i apologized to my manager for having to take numerous phone calls from Lebanon because of the bombings and she said “omg who’s bombing them?”
This is the reality of living in the US. This is the ignorance of the American people

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🎶 🇮🇷 A song celebrating Iranian resistance is being chanted nightly at pro-government rallies across parts of Tehran, with crowds gathering after dark at major intersections, according to a contact on the ground.

Key lines include:

➤ “The demon’s spell has been broken. Strike, because you strike well.”

➤ Referring to Israel and the U.S.:
“Strike their miserable lives. Strike, because you strike well.”

➤ “You are brave like Rostam Tahamtan, Strike, because you strike well.”

The lyrics invoke Rostam Tahamtan, the central hero of the Shahnameh, the Persian epic written by Ferdowsi around the year 1000.

Rostam is depicted as Iran’s greatest warrior, known for his “Seven Labors,” where he defeats demons, warlords, and monstrous enemies to save the Iranian king. He is portrayed as the ultimate defender of Iran against powerful external threats, symbolizing strength and victory against overwhelming odds.

[Canadian Prepper @PrepperCanadian]

And there you have it.

They tried to overthrow the government by arming a resistance group.

The government fights back.

Then they invent a completely fictitious number, like 40,000 civilians dead, as if the government is just killing people for the hell of it.

There is zero evidence of that whatsoever.

Then the narrative shifts from “we have to save the people” to “we should take the oil.”

[Iran Embassy in Australia @IraninAustralia]

Iranian musician Ali Ghamsari, a composer and Tar player, announced that starting today, he will stay at Damavand power plant responsible for providing half of Tehran’s electricity with his instrument for some time, creating music to help prevent attacks on Iran's infrastructure.

[Ava Petrucci @mmeJen]

It will go very poorly for the United States if the people of the world witness this man get blown up on his live stream.

[Bushra Shaikh @Bushra1Shaikh]

I'd like to thank Donald Trump for confirming that Iran's government didn’t kill “ 40,000 peaceful unarmed protesters” and in fact, the U.S and Israel provided weapons and guns to violent rioters. It eventually comes out.

[Amock_ @Amockx2022]

THIS IS COURAGEOUS 🫡

🇺🇸 Trump at 9:00 –– "We will finish the Iranians civilization tonight. Be very scared"

🇮🇷 Iran at 11:30 –– The whole Nuclear power plant city Bushehr is on streets to stand firm and united against Trump" 🔥🫡

How can Trump defeat people with such bravery of the highest order?

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

Israeli TV has a COUNTDOWN for Trump's genocide tonight.

These people are animals.

Pray for Iran.

[Blunt @Shinamuller]

Listen.
Iran made its own COVID vaccine. They did it while America and its allies choked them with sanctions. No begging. No waiting for Pfizer or Moderna. They built it themselves. COVIran Barekat. Their blood, their brains, their hands.
They had the old Pasteur Institute. They had scientists who knew how to fight disease. The virus came hard in 2020. Hospitals filled fast. The West blocked the money, the machines, the chemicals. Iran said no thanks to foreign shots and went to work. They tested it on animals, then on people. Twenty-four thousand volunteers. By summer 2021 the vaccine was ready. Their leader took the first dose on camera. This is ours, he said.
That is the story. They stood up when the boot was on their neck.
Now look what happens. Israel and America bomb the factories. They hit Tofigh Daru, the plant that made cancer drugs and anesthetics. They hit the Pasteur Institute, the old heart of Iranian medicine. Bombs on medicine. Bombs on research. Bombs on the places that keep sick people alive.
Why? They call it security. They say the factories hide weapons. But the real reason is simpler and uglier. Big money hates self-reliance. If Iran makes its own drugs, cheap and strong, then the big Western companies lose sales. Sanctions already tried to starve their pharma industry. When that failed, the bombs came. Destroy the labs. Destroy the production lines. Keep them weak. Keep them buying. Keep the profits flowing.
This is not defense. This is greed wearing a soldier’s uniform.
Iran refused to kneel during the pandemic. They created their own answer under blockade. That truth burns the eyes of the empire. So they send missiles to blind the world again.
Open your eyes. A country that makes its own vaccine under siege shows real strength. The ones bombing medicine factories show only fear and hunger for money. The blindfold is off now. See it plain.

[George Carlin's Ghost @slayguevara]

Your ancestors literally couldn't dream of this level of civilisation you troglodyte

[Daniel Lambert @dlLambo]

Israel is the first state in history to legislate a death sentence that applies only to one ethnic group.

There's a reason nobody has ever done this.

It's a depth of evil beyond humanity itself.