🚨 A WOMAN IN IRAN JUST PAINTED THIS ON A WALL AND SENT IT TO ME: TRUMP, MEET PAHLAVI.
It reached me a few hours ago. She went out in the dark, wrote it herself, filmed it, and said it out loud:
"Trump, meet Pahlavi. In memory of those killed on the 8th and 9th of January."
The 8th and 9th of January are the two nights the regime shot people in the streets and shut down the internet of an entire country so that nobody could film what they were doing. That is who she dedicated the wall to.
She keeps her own face out of the shot and keeps the street in it, so nobody can tell you this is not Iran.
She is not asking for another round of talks with the men who did that. She is asking the President of the United States to meet Prince Reza Pahlavi, and to say out loud that he is the man the Iranian people have chosen.
It would take him one afternoon. It is also the single thing this regime fears more than anything else.
Iranians already chose. The only one missing is Trump.
Do you agree? Tell me why or why not. I read every reply.
#TrumpMeetPahlavi
@____Jaws____@afalkhatib No one is saying that they should be silenced. All he is saying, is that they are harming the Palestinian cause which they claim to support.
🔴 A SNAPSHOT OF HISTORY.
- When the British government saved Hitler's life.
In 1932-1933 Zeev Jabotinsky concluded that Hitler’s rise was irreversible and that his removal was the only realistic preventive measure to a genocide of Jews.
This was discussed internally within Zionist Revisionist circles.
Jabotinsky championed that eliminating Hitler early would prevent mass catastrophe and that moral objections were outweighed by the certainty of future mass murder.
He formed an assassination plan, to be carried out during a large, high-ranking nazi funeral in 1934, a time when Hitler's movements were fixed, predictable, and public.
Key points:
• The plan involved non-German Jewish operatives
• It relied on predictable protocol and public exposure
• It required travel documents and freedom of movement controlled by Britain
• It depended on international logistics, and most importantly, approval from the British Home Office.
❌️ The British Home Office explicitly blocked it ❌️
British authorities became aware of the plan to assassinate Hitler.
The Home Office intervened.
Travel permissions were denied and warnings issued to those involved.
The plan was formally shut down. Forbidden.
Britain’s rationale:
• Assassination of a foreign head of government was unacceptable
• Britain sought to avoid provoking Germany
• Imperial stability outweighed Jewish security concerns
1930s Britain made its position clear. They were dedicated to appeasement.
NOTE:
Jabotinsky had previously cooperated with British intelligence.
He had worked with British authorities during WW1
He had maintained communication with British officials into the 1930s
This makes the Home Office ban on Jabotinsky's plan more significant, as he was not a rogue extremist, he was a proven, tested, and trusted ally.
Before Britain adopted full hostility to the Revisionist Zionists, they monitored their proven efficacy.
Most famously, sabotage against Nazi-linked commercial ships, targeting supplies and infrastructure, done with unofficial British approval.
The consequences of Britain's weakness can not ever be understated.
Britain stopped the people who were going to stop Hitler.
History records the consequences with millions of graves.
@TRobinsonNewEra It's so beautiful to see the emotion on your face when coming across history and spirit. May you save your land just as we have saved ours.
@iiwasinthee212 Azalea, thank you for always supporting israel. However, understand, outward appearance such as skin color and hair texture are only indirectly related to genetic makeup. Further, Israel is a nation. A tribe. It is not simply a genetic representation.
Idan Amedi’s return is a testament to resilience and the shared strength of indigenous minorities. Kurds and Jews have long faced adversity, yet their spirit endures through music, culture, and unity. A powerful moment of hope! ☀️
@GAZAWOOD1 The BBC made that mistake as well - "accidentally" filming a son of a Hamas leader for their "documentary".
It's starting to look less like it's a coincidence ;)
@BritLad95 No it should not. Using it in conjunction with advocating for the dissolution of the state of Israel is another matter however. Even then though, I want to know who my enemies are. What should be banned are large unsanctioned violent protests