Trumps #ultimatum won’t deter or defeat IRGC — they are ready to drag everyone into abyss.
Hitting civilian infrastructure in #Iran, especially #nuclear sites, risks disaster and punishes only those fighting for a #FreeIran.
This is not strategy, this is madness.
Mr. President, @realDonaldTrump
The Islamic Republic is a terrorist regime. It has made one thing brutally clear: the lives of its own people mean nothing to it.
It kills them. Then it demands money from their families to return their bodies.
And if those families dare to grieve, dare to demand justice, they are threatened with gang rape and then arrested.
For years, I have said clearly: the Islamic Republic is not a normal government. It is a terrorist occupying force that will only respond to strength and decisive pressure.
But with the reported 48-hour ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz, I feel a moral and patriotic duty to issue a critical warning:
Targeting Iran’s power plants and civilian infrastructure does not weaken the regime. It punishes the Iranian people.
A nationwide blackout in Iran would hand the regime exactly what it wants, a propaganda victory. The IRGC thrives on blaming foreign enemies for the suffering it has created, redirecting public anger away from itself.
It would also put millions of civilians at risk. Power outages mean hospitals shut down, water systems fail, and ordinary people who are already struggling under extreme economic pressure are pushed further into crisis.
And it would weaken the very people standing up to this regime. A population fighting for basic survival in darkness and desperation has far less capacity to organize, protest, and resist.
If the goal is deterrence or disabling the regime, then the target set must be clear and precise: IRGC command centers, missile infrastructure, and the regime’s security and repression apparatus.
Disable the regime’s war machine, not the lives of the Iranian people.
The Islamic Republic has held Iran hostage for decades. At this critical moment, do not allow it to use our national infrastructure as a shield for its survival.
The objective must be the liberation of Iran, not its destruction.
#Iran💔
@elonmusk
Dear Elon,
In these critical days, the people of Iran need internet access. Please help them stay connected as they struggle to reclaim their country from the rule of the mullahs. Stand with the Iranian people. Iran will not forget its friends.
My column in the @Telegraph Comment today:
Iran will not descend into Afghanistan-style chaos if the regime falls. The real danger is something else entirely: Venezuela with centrifuges.
Here's what many Western analysts still get wrong about Iran.
https://t.co/Vya4xN1B1M�
Extraordinary achievement if true. Here are the top 10 reasons we should all rejoice in his belated death:
1. Architect of the 2019 Nationwide Protest Crackdown
2. Security Chief During the "Woman, Life, Freedom" Bloodshed
3. Authority Behind Mass Arbitrary Arrests
4. Policy-Level Oversight of Systematic Torture
5. Coordinator of Internet Blackouts to Conceal State Violence
6. Endorser of Death Penalty for Protest-Related Cases
7. Strategic Backer of Regional Armed Proxies Accused of War Crimes
8. Oversight Role in Repression of Ethnic Minority Regions
9. Internationally Recognised and Sanctioned for Human Rights Abuses
10. Implicated in Numerous Crimes Against Humanity
@ignaziocassis Any agreement that ignores the Iranian regime’s brutal crackdown on protesters is a betrayal of the victims. Human rights cannot be traded for diplomatic convenience
Every night, I die with those two words
Ghazal Janghorban, a young 15-year-old teenager and high school student, brimmed with boundless passion for life, unyielding courage, and radiant beauty that lit up the world around her. On that fateful 9th of January , she was mercilessly murdered by three bullets fired into her back, leg, and side by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime, right there in the parched bed of the ZayandehRoud River, Isfanan, before the horrified eyes of her own father. Her grieving mother has written: “Three fiery orbs came, out of nowhere, ruthless and unerring, slamming into her body, and she only whispered ‘Oh, Dad…’ And still, every night, I perish with those very two words. Ghazal was my only child.”
#IranMassacre
17-year-old high school student Kimiya Kamyab was shot and killed by the security forces of #Iran’s Islamic regime for participating in the anti-regime protests in Islamshahr, near #Tehran, on January 8, 2026.
She is one of over 40,000 #Iranian protesters massacred by the regime’s security forces.
#IranProtest #IranMassacre #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026 #IranProtest2026
⚠️Graphic content — brain tissue visible outside the skull.
A lifeless body with a bloodied head; face still identifiable.
Audio: “live rounds” is mentioned; chants by a young woman against the Islamic Republic. 🔞
Received video with the note: “Narmak #Tehran — Thu Jan 8.” #Iran https://t.co/Z5wlQtyi3k
Pouria Hamidi, 28, from Bushehr, took his own life last night. Before that, he posted a video on YouTube urging the U.S. and @POTUS not to make a deal with the Islamic Republic. Please help share Pouria’s final message with the world.
Pouria took his own life to save many more
Taha Hoshyar, a 12 year old child, was killed in Bumehen, Tehran, by the Islamic regime of Iran after being shot in the face.
They will not be forgotten.
#IranMassacre#IranRevolution2026
State Murder Disguised as Suicide
Pouria Hamidi, a young man from Bushehr, ended his life amid the Islamic Republic regime’s ongoing atrocities. He deserved prosperity, freedom, and security, yet the government has tainted existence with corruption, poverty, repression, and death.
Suicide is not something to be glorified, but it should compel us to recognize how the glory and dignity of life have been deliberately withheld from us. In our oppressive context, what is labeled suicide represents state-sanctioned killing; a protest against rampant injustice that the world has chosen to ignore.
While this regime massacres and imprisons thousands, suffocating every facet of life, such acts indict the true perpetrator: the authorities. To drive change, we must amplify these victims’ cries and confront the system, rejecting their fates as mere personal matters. This pursuit ensures justice and societal endurance.
#IranMassacre
“If you are watching this, it means I’m not around anymore.”
Pouria Hamidi, a young man in Iran, took his own life on Friday after learning that President Trump is pursuing negotiations with the Islamic Republic.
Before taking his own life, Pouria recorded a final message:
“President Trump told us to keep protesting, and we did it. We trust him…Making a deal with this regime is a betrayal of those who were killed.
Please… I beg you… stop this deal.”
@POTUS@realDonaldTrump@WhiteHouse@marcorubio@marklevinshow@FoxNews
This young lady Is Tina Nourali .
Tina was a 27 years old Metallurgical engineer, violinist. Talented.
Tina was murdered in Tehran's Haft Hoz field, Saturday, January 9.
You don’t negotiate with her killers.