Mr President,
@POTUS
Our Iranian leadership is our exiled King, the very one for whose return thousands of Iranians gave their lives; HRH Reza Pahlavi.
God bless the United States Of America.
"In retrospect, I think that was a mistake."
@BarackObama on how his administration held back on public support for the 2009 Iran protests.
#IranProtests
3,400 Iranians in tech call for the end of the Islamic regime, urge urgent US and free world support for protesters, and endorse Reza Pahlavi as a unifying transition leader.
Signed by founders, engineers, investors, and scientists from Google, Meta, Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, MIT, and Harvard.
Das iranische Regime hat jegliche Legitimität verloren. Deshalb bleibt ihm als Antwort auf die legitimen Anliegen der Bevölkerung im #Iran nur noch rohe Gewalt. Wir müssen jetzt alles daran setzen, dass diese Tyrannei ein Ende hat.
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Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Syria, Iraq, and Turkey need the Islamic Republic of Iran to survive.
Without it, they lose influence and the ability to say "you need us to help you with Iran and its terrorist proxies."
With the regime gone, the focus will shift to the next tier of State Sponsor of Terror.
One country definitely stands out and it pays heavily to stay out of the spotlight.
As of this morning , the correct number of protesters murdered by the Islamic regime in Iran is over 12,000. I spoke to the brilliant @beverleyturner about US options to help the protesters: “decapitate the regime by eliminating Khamenei.”
"If you've got nothing to say than support the people of Iran, then shut the hell up."
Omid Djalili tells #TimesRadio the protests in Iran are “on a completely different level altogether” to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
@Omid9 | @StigAbell
As a university professor who was in #Iran until last week, I am filled with anger and alarm by the reality before us: more than 12,000 people have been killed by the Iranian regime’s brutal machinery of repression. This is not law enforcement or governance—it is mass killing. And yet, the very governments that endlessly lecture the world about human rights continue to respond with statements and silence instead of action. History will judge this inaction as complicity. The world must move beyond words and act now to stop this killing machine.
#MassacreInIran
#IranRevolution2026
#DigitalBlackoutIran
شورای سردبیری ایران اینترنشنال در ارتباط با سرکوب انقلاب ملی ایرانیان بیانیهای صادر و اعلام کرد «در بزرگترین کشتار تاریخ معاصر ایران، عمدتا در دو شب پیاپی، پنجشنبه و جمعه ۱۸ و ۱۹ دیماه، دستکم ۱۲ هزار نفر به قتل رسیدهاند.»
شورای سردبیری ایراناینترنشنال نوشت: «اطلاعات رسیده به ایراناینترنشنال از شورای عالی امنیت ملی و دفتر ریاست جمهوری نشان میدهد که این کشتار با دستور شخص علی خامنهای، و اطلاع و تایید صریح سران سه قوه و صدور دستور شلیک مستقیم از سوی شورای عالی امنیت ملی صورت گرفت است.».
شورای سردبیری ایراناینترنشنال نوشت این آمار را در دو روز گذشته بنا بر اطلاعات رسیده از یک منبع نزدیک به شورای عالی امنیت ملی، دو منبع در دفتر ریاستجمهوری، روایتهای رسیده از چند منبع در سپاه پاسداران در شهرهای مشهد، کرمانشاه و اصفهان، روایت شاهدان عینی و خانوادههای کشتهشدگان، گزارشهای میدانی، دادههای مرتبط با مراکز درمانی، و اطلاعاتی را که پزشکان و پرستاران در شهرهای مختلف به دست آورده و بر اساس استانداردهای حرفهای و به صورت دقیق و چندمرحلهای بررسی کرده است.
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Mr. President @POTUS: Look out your window. Look at Lafayette Park. Look at the four corners. You’ll see Lafayette, Rochambeau, Kościuszko, and von Steuben, two Frenchmen, one Polish patriot, and one Prussian officer. Foreign commanders whose countries helped George Washington and a ragtag revolutionary army defeat the most powerful empire on earth.
That is the American origin story. A revolution against tyranny that survived because others stepped in to help. There was no shame in it then, and there is no shame in it now.
Now look to the center of the park. You’ll see Andrew Jackson, not President Jackson, but General Jackson, the man who fought the British at New Orleans. Yet even with that victory, America still lost the War of 1812. The White House was burned. The republic nearly collapsed. This young country almost disappeared because no one came to its aid when it stood alone.
When the Iranian regime says it wants to “negotiate,” that is not diplomacy, it is delay. Authoritarian regimes negotiate to buy time, to regroup, to identify protesters, and to finish the job. If this regime survives, what follows will not be stability, it will be a bloodbath that locks their power in permanently.
America has never been neutral in the great moral struggles of history. Europe after World War II, large parts of Asia freed from imperialism and totalitarianism, Kuwait liberated from invasion, genocide confronted in Bosnia and Kosovo. Yes, mistakes were made. But Iran is different. This is a people openly demanding regime change, under live fire, in real time.
You have a historic opportunity. If you give the Iranian people hope and then legitimize their executioners through deals and hesitation, history will not forgive it.
Look at Lafayette Park. America knows what happens when free people are abandoned, and it knows what happens when allies step forward at the decisive moment.