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[Shuren @Shuren_86]

The Shah was absolutely right about every damn thing! Just look at the disgusting unholy alliance we're seeing between the regime's radical Islamists, the braindead woke leftists, and those MEK Marxist-Islamist terrorists! #LongLiveTheShah #LongLiveIran

[Mona Borzouei @monaborzouei]

ما خشک زیرِ باران
نزدیکِ «چارسو»ییم
از غربتِ «کیانوش»،
از بُهت‌مان بگوییم..
#کیانوش_سنجری

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@shayan_ @kleinerperkins @clearlake Congrats guys💪🏽💪🏽

[Vahid @Gerduo]

با نامِ مستعارش، سرداده بانگِ عصیان:
«من مفت جان ندادم، هرگز نمردم ارزان»

[Babak Rezaee @BabakRezaee]

You raise important points, and I’d like to respond to several of them.

1. The Iranian opposition is often described in Europe as deeply fragmented. That picture can be overstated when small, disconnected groups are given disproportionate visibility. If, as you acknowledges, Reza Pahlavi has majority support, then the groups opposing his role have not yet shown that they can unite around a coherent alternative. Calling the opposition “fragmented” without making that distinction obscures more than it explains.

2. As someone from an ethnic minority in Iran, I believe every Iranian, whatever their ethnicity, religion, sexuality, or political views, deserves equal protection under the law. But minority rights should not mean giving particular political groups special standing or a veto over the country’s future. The same democratic standards must apply to everyone. Why a few ethnic groups are receiving special treatment in Europe and others’ voice is ignored?

3. It is right to hold Reza Pahlavi accountable for his promises. But who is asking the same questions of his opposition groups that have armed wings or have threatened to use violence if they do not get their way? Some groups present one face to European audiences and another when those audiences are absent. Their record and commitments to democratic politics deserve scrutiny too.

4. Pahlavi has invited different groups to take part in a process and proposed the ballot box as the way to settle political differences. Yet some opponents appear to prefer the Islamic Republic to a transition in which he could participate and some still celebrate their role in the 1979 revolution.

These are uncomfortable but necessary nuances. A democratic future requires equal rights, accountability, and a commitment by every political force to resolve disagreements peacefully at the ballot box.

[Nicholas Lissack @NicholasLissack]

My respect for the Iranian people grows every day, yet what’s happened in Frankfurt over the past 24 hours has multiplied it a hundredfold.

Securing German permission for King Reza Pahlavi to speak is remarkable.

I know we will win this battle. Free Iran! Javid Shah!

[@BrennpunktUA 🇩🇪🇺🇦 @BrennpunktUA]

Wer den Unterschied zwischen Persern und Pali-Arabern bis heute nicht kapiert hat, der möge sich die Bilder heute aus Frankfurt im Verglich zu denen von letzter Woche aus Frankfurt ansehen.

🇮🇷Hochkultur vs. 🇵🇸 Islamistischer gesellschaftlicher Bodensatz

[Natasha Chart 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇺🇦 @heterodoxan]

No fights, probably no littering, no vandalism.

Civilized people coming together in joy and great hope. Love this for them.

[WELT @welt]

Tausende demonstrieren in Frankfurt am Main für Menschenrechte im Iran https://t.co/1gKFZvwptc

[Sarah For Trump🇺🇸🇮🇱 @SarahAllisonFl]

Hundreds of thousands of Iranian Pahlavi monarchists locked down the streets of 🇩🇪Frankfurt and not a single store window got broken. But let 1000 muslims and lefties get together and the whole city goes up in flames.

Props to you Persians🇮🇷👏

[S.A. @shiafz]

📌Il mondo ci censura perché la nostra lotta contro l’Islam politico è scomoda per gli interessi occidentali. Ma l’Iran è eterno e il suo popolo, un giorno, si libererà, con o senza il sostegno di quel mondo che per troppo tempo si è proclamato «libero».

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@NiHz_PetEng بهترین معلمی که می‌تونی پیدا کنی! @zaaraaaa

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@__number44__ یه معلم خوب که الان روی شانسی کلاساش داره شروع می‌شه؛
@zaaraaaa
فقط یه جلسه شرکت کنی میفهمی چه جواهری رو پیدا کردی

[Babak Rezaee @BabakRezaee]

I have a new op-ed in The Jerusalem Post examining a distinction that I think deserves more attention in discussions of Iran:

Weakening the Islamic Republic is not the same as weakening Iran as a state.

The piece looks at the risks of territorial fragmentation and state collapse, the regional consequences for neighboring countries, and the unusual opening that has emerged in recent years between parts of Iranian and Israeli society.

My central argument is that Israel’s long-term strategic interests require thinking beyond the immediate military balance. Iran’s political future will ultimately be determined by Iranians themselves, but external actors can still shape the environment in which that future emerges.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇮🇹 Meloni announces a BURQA BAN in schools, plus a LIMIT on the number of foreign students per class!!

"The proposed measure will introduce an obligation for the parents of foreign students with serious school-integration problems to learn Italian, and it will introduce a BAN on the burqa and niqab at school.

In Italy, nobody, in the name of a real or supposed tradition, can decide that a young woman must hide herself.

Equality between men and women is not negotiable. It is not negotiable on our streets and it is not negotiable in our schools."

Brava, Giorgia 👏👏👏

Writer: Michael

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@zaaraaaa بیاین پیش ما خب! 😍 خیلی شهر توریستی نیست ولی هوا دیگه خوبه

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

My fellow compatriots,

The Islamic Republic’s attempt to raise fuel prices has once again exposed its incompetence and the deep structural dysfunction of Iran’s energy sector under this regime.

While the Islamic Republic squanders the country’s resources on foreign terrorists and domestic repression, regime officials and their cronies compete to plunder the nation’s wealth. Meanwhile, the regime’s gross mismanagement has pushed families to the breaking point and driven Iranians deeper into poverty. Forcing higher fuel prices on the people is an unforgivable mistake and a profound betrayal. 

Fuel prices cannot be compared with those in other countries when Iranians earn their incomes in heavily  devalued rials and live below the poverty line.

Fuel and energy are managed as a matter of routine, without constant crisis, in nearly every country in the world, including many with far fewer resources than Iran.
On one side, the IRGC’s smuggling mafia traffics tens of millions of liters of Iran’s resources every day through tanker trucks, pipelines, and ports. On the other, the automotive mafia forces Iranians to buy poorly made, fuel-inefficient cars. Unable to solve the problem it has created, this criminal cult uses its propaganda apparatus to shift the blame for fuel shortages onto the people, portraying ordinary Iranians as responsible for rising consumption and fuel smuggling.

The Islamic Republic is an incompetent, corrupt, and anti-Iranian regime. It is itself the root cause of this dysfunction and will never be capable of fixing it.

The only way to save Iran and end this destructive cycle is to bring down this regime in its entirety and establish an effective national government. The Iran Prosperity Project has developed clear plans to bring fuel production and consumption into balance. These plans draw on proven international best practices and Iran’s own national experience in managing its energy resources, and will be implemented during the transition following the fall of the regime.

Long live Iran,
Reza Pahlavi

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

It was a pleasure to speak with Crown Prince @PahlaviReza about the mission for a free and democratic Iran, returned to the Iranian people and free from the terror of the regime in Tehran.

I shared with him the tremendous support I saw from Canada’s Persian community in Vancouver and their hope for freedom and democratic change in Iran.

We discussed the importance of sustained international pressure on the Islamic Republic, maintaining internet access for Iranians, using frozen Iranian regime assets rather than Western taxpayer dollars to support the Iranian people, and ensuring that Iranians themselves determine the future of their country through free elections and a democratic constitutional process.

Conservatives support comprehensive sanctions and the seizure of regime assets, expelling the IRGC from Canada, protecting Persian and Jewish communities here at home from threats and intimidation, and maintaining the Conservative policy of no formal diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic.

I was also pleased to invite the Crown Prince to visit Canada and look forward to continuing our discussions about how Canada can support the Iranian people in reclaiming their country and securing a free and democratic future.

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@EditclipI 🤣🤣

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@RmanSegan دکتر چرا سکرین‌شاتت اینقدر پیکسلاش عجیبه؟ 😅

[Shuren @Shuren_86]

@zaaraaaa واه مردم مشکلات جدی دارند!! من و پارتنرم شاگرد شماییم و همه‌ش حرص می‌خوریم از دستتون که چرا کم تبلیغ می‌کنید🫣 یه آدم رندم توی ساحل دیدیم ایتالیایی بلد نبود شما رو بهش معرفی کردیم. یا بقول پارتنرم کاش ایتالیایی رو به انگلیسی درس می‌دادید و شاگردهای اینترنشنال می‌گرفتید.