@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.
SECRETARY RUBIO on IRAN: For a country facing sanctions, whose economy is in tatters, whose people are suffering, somehow they still find the money to invest in missiles of greater capacity every year. This is an unsustainable threat.
If media reports are true that there is a consideration of allowing Iran to have very small enrichment of uranium for face-saving purposes: screw that.
This regime is made up of religious Nazis that are the largest state sponsor of terrorism. The regime has American blood on its hands and they have killed over 30,000 of their citizens simply because they demand the end to their oppression.
I could care less about efforts to save face for this regime. I would like to see the people of Iran change the regime – it’s long overdue.
I hope help is on the way.
A young daughter scatters flowers where her father was killed.
She honors him the only way she knows how, breaking down on the side of the road where Islamic Republic death squads took his life during the #IranMassacre.
All of Iran is mourning at least 40,000 Iranians killed, yet one of the world’s largest massacres since World War II continues to receive little international attention.
. @Sephora and @ultabeauty cannot keep pretending this is “just business” while platforming @hudabeauty Huda Kattan has used her massive reach to amplify propaganda and conspiracy theories that line up with a cartel regime accused of massacring tens of thousands and funding terror, and that alone should disqualify her from being the face of any “empowerment” brand.
We need to start asking a different question: which influencers are quietly cosigning this by still following and engaging with her? When people like Tara Sigari, @NeginMirsalehi1 and @jayshetty keep following Huda Kattan, they are not “neutral” …they are lending legitimacy and social cover to someone who has turned beauty into a megaphone for extremism.
If you care about human life more than PR, tell @Sephora and @ultabeauty: stop partnering with people who cheerlead for a cartel state and normalize its violence, or you will lose our business. And to every influencer still following her: unfollow publicly, speak out clearly, or accept that you are standing on the side of the killers.
#IranMassacre #IranianRevolution2026
@FoxNews@RezaVaisi@seanhannity@marklevinshow@POTUS
This was Diana Bahador.
She was a popular Iranian motorcycle influencer with over 100,000 followers.
She loved to share her passion for motorbikes.
The Iranian regime shot her dead.
They then forced her family to say her death was due to an ‘accident.’
I am collecting signatures from my colleagues for a letter to @EP_President Roberta Metsola, inviting Mr. @PahlaviReza to address the European Parliament.
For years, the EU has engaged in dialogue with Iranian authorities who are responsible for the mass executions of protesters on the streets.
It is time to hear the voice of the person whose name brave Iranians are chanting before they are killed.
Please contact the MEP you voted for and kindly ask them to sign the request.
The deadline for signatures is tomorrow, Friday, at 13:00. Immediately after that, the letter will be sent to the President of the European Parliament.
🚨 BREAKING - IRAN Wednesday Jan 14
Footage from YESTERDAY in the city of Lordegan, we can see hundreds of bullet casings all over the ground. “It’s a war zone. Death to you Khamenei”
They are not trying to hide their crimes anymore. Share this with the world.
Despite 20,000 protesters murdered by the Islamic regime in just a few days, 1 million Iranians are on the streets of Tehran, demanding freedom and the end of the regime.
This is what bravery looks like.
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.
Film showing when Iranian revolutionaries set fire to Islamic Republics state TV (Seda-o-Sima) in Isfahan.
Iranians are not stopping until the world is free from the Islamic Republic.
Just a reminder....as Iran murders its own people...and has blacked out the internet to try and hide the murdering...it sits on the Human Rights committee at the United Nations. It's why the UN is worthless.