Prediction: When Iranians overthrow their brain-rotted religious dictator, become a liberal democracy, and rejoin the global economy, they’ll become one of the biggest economic powers in the world. Iranians are some of the smartest, hardest-working, and most entrepreneurial people I’ve ever met.
From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: I can’t help but notice that the “Free Palestine” crowd seems to have zero interest in freeing Iran. Maybe it wasn’t about peace and human rights at all, writes @johnondrasik.
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People often ask me what should we do next when it comes to the murderous, religious Nazi regime in Iran. It’s pretty simple. Stand by the protesters demanding an end to their oppression.
But it’s going to take more than standing by them.
We must stop those who are responsible for killing the people by any means necessary ASAP.
Make The Iranian People Safe Again.
🚨🇮🇷 IRAN REGIME STORMS HOSPITAL AND HUNTS DOWN WOUNDED PROTESTERS
Footage leaked before Iran's internet blackout shows regime forces raiding a hospital with guns out.
They tear-gassed the place, smashed through doors, and dragged out wounded protesters.
Staff and patients were beaten with batons.
They even fired shotguns inside Imam Khomeini Hospital.
Source: @persianjewess, BBC, NYT, Amnesty
Imagine a free Iran. 92 million people unshackled from fear, coercion, and ideological rule. A society no longer bent to the narrow interests of clerics or sustained by the politics of hate, but liberated to choose its own future. An Iran where talent is not exiled, silenced, or imprisoned, but cultivated. Where universities, laboratories, markets, and cultural institutions once again hum with ambition and confidence.
A free Iran would not be a threat to the region. It would be a pillar of it. A country that draws on one of the world’s oldest civilizations to contribute new science, technology, medicine, art, and trade. A bridge between East and West rather than a battleground between proxies. A nation whose young people build companies instead of underground movements, whose diplomats negotiate prosperity instead of exporting instability.
History shows what Iran can be when its people are allowed to breathe. The question is not whether Iranians are capable of greatness. They have proven that many times over. The question is how long the world will accept a system that suppresses a nation’s potential and weaponizes its suffering.
A free Iran would change the Middle East. More than that, it would remind the world what becomes possible when a people reclaim their dignity, their voice, and their future.
@HNeumannMEP@handelsblatt Close all Iranian embassies and offices in Europe.
Close all of European embassies in Iran and call your ambassador back home.