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Dear @elonmusk, Iranians are bravely protesting for freedom, chanting for the return of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Users report internet disruptions, and the Islamic Republic will shut down the internet. Please enable temporary satellite access to help Iranians stay connected during this crucial moment in history! Your action will be remembered as a defining moment in the fight for freedom.
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Visiting Auschwitz and Birkenau was a harrowing experience.
My wife Yasmine and I viewed the possessions left behind by the victims and visited the barracks, gas chambers, and crematoria. Every shoe and suitcase was a reminder of a human being who had a name, a family and a life.
The crimes of the Holocaust against the Jewish people are incomparable in the combination of its industrial scale of slaughter and the bureaucratic efficiency with which it was planned and organized. Auschwitz and Birkenau lay that plain.
My thoughts turned to the people of Iran, and to a regime that denies the Holocaust while attempting to erase the massacre of our compatriots from the world’s memory through internet blackouts, censorship and hidden executions.
But the Islamic Republic does not represent Iran. The heirs of Cyrus stand with the Jewish people. And while the regime seeks death and destruction, the Iranian nation is fighting for life and liberty.
We placed a wreath bearing the Lion and Sun on behalf of the Iranian people at the memorial to the victims. We will never forget and we will not allow the regime occupying Iran to turn our nation’s name and history into instruments of hatred.
A free Iran will once again stand for peace, life and human dignity.
Light will prevail over darkness.
@AuschwitzMuseum @EJAssociation
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For years, the DC consensus was that the Islamist regime in Iran was so strong that any military action against it would cause thousands of American casualties, devastate Israeli cities, and cost the lives of thousands of Israeli civilians. Some even predicted World War III.
It was utter nonsense: lies promoted to protect the regime. The regime was weak, and those catastrophic predictions never materialized.
Now another lie has become the consensus: the regime is so resilient that it cannot fall, no matter what. Their supposed proof is that it survived a 40-day air campaign, as though 40 days of airstrikes alone were ever expected to bring it down.
The conclusion they push is that Washington must work with and support the regime.
The argument has changed. Its purpose remains the same: protecting the Islamic Republic.
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Sanctions and the blockade can weaken the regime, but do not automatically produce political change. Washington needs a strategy that turns pressure into the end of the Islamic Republic, with Iranians at its center. It can be done and it should be done.
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Hi Mark,
This poll is meant to show the strong desire among the Iranian people for you to interview Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.
Interview with Crown Prince:
97%Yes 👑
3%No ❌
4,075 votes • 4 hours Samie retweeted
You’re a good man and hopefully you’ll be able to return to a free Iran soon.
Visiting Auschwitz and Birkenau was a harrowing experience.
My wife Yasmine and I viewed the possessions left behind by the victims and visited the barracks, gas chambers, and crematoria. Every shoe and suitcase was a reminder of a human being who had a name, a family and a life.
The crimes of the Holocaust against the Jewish people are incomparable in the combination of its industrial scale of slaughter and the bureaucratic efficiency with which it was planned and organized. Auschwitz and Birkenau lay that plain.
My thoughts turned to the people of Iran, and to a regime that denies the Holocaust while attempting to erase the massacre of our compatriots from the world’s memory through internet blackouts, censorship and hidden executions.
But the Islamic Republic does not represent Iran. The heirs of Cyrus stand with the Jewish people. And while the regime seeks death and destruction, the Iranian nation is fighting for life and liberty.
We placed a wreath bearing the Lion and Sun on behalf of the Iranian people at the memorial to the victims. We will never forget and we will not allow the regime occupying Iran to turn our nation’s name and history into instruments of hatred.
A free Iran will once again stand for peace, life and human dignity.
Light will prevail over darkness.
@AuschwitzMuseum @EJAssociation
Samie retweeted
Armin Gholami faces a death sentence in the Isfahan Shohada Square case.
We ask @StateDept @SenateForeign @StateDRL to publicly raise his name and support U.S. efforts to halt this execution.
Action is vital!
#ArminGholami #StopExecutionsInIran
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🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day!
Today, we honor the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much to protect freedom, dignity, and hope. We are grateful for their courage, their service, and the love they have shown our country.
Their sacrifice reminds us that freedom is one of humanity’s most precious gifts, and a dream cherished by people everywhere.
With heartfelt gratitude to America’s veterans, and with hope in our hearts for a brighter, freer tomorrow. 🕊️
Freedom, courage, and dignity know no borders. 🇺🇸❤️
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Azadi is the global best selling techno track right now. This is mental. Thank you all for your love and support 💕 go.kntxt.be/035
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In 1979, leftist students celebrated Khomeini. He’d promised a “democratic government” where “everyone will be able to express his or her opinion.”
Within a decade, the regime had executed thousands of them.
They thought they were on the right side of history.
Remind you of anything today?
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This week Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, the opposition leader of Iran, and Princess Yasmine are visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau to lay a wreath and honor the victims on behalf of the Iranian people. He is also receiving the European Jewish Association’s King Solomon Award.
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This was Frankfurt yesterday
For nearly a year now, tens of thousands diaspora Iranians have gathered in cities such as Frankfurt, Munich, Washington, Paris, Toronto & Los Angeles to draw attention to their fight for freedom
0 violent attacks, 0 attacks on police, 0 vandalism, 0 looting.
Certain other groups out there protesting could learn a lesson or two about how to behave during demonstrations in the West.
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A man with ties to CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood now has access to America's top secret intelligence. My reaction? Terrified.
I lived through the Iranian Revolution. The Islamists joined hands with the Marxists to take power. Once Khomeini was in place, they killed, tortured, jailed, and purged the same leftists who helped them get there.
Islamists don't come to integrate.
They come to create a caliphate, and they say so openly. Most people don't understand this history. I do.
We should be tolerant of people who share our values. We should never be tolerant of people who are intolerant of us.
Thank you @NEWSMAX and @DavidJHarrisJr for having me on.
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Reports of JD Vance meeting with Mohsen Rezaei of the IRGC, via Qatari lobbyists for a second time are utterly shocking and unacceptable.
Let's spell out the reality:
- The IRGC is responsible for the deaths of American service members.
- The IRGC directly targeted and plotted the assassination of Donald Trump.
- This appeasement strategy and failed MoU already cost elections.
Why is the US Vice President bending over backwards to hand a lifeline to the very terrorists who murder Americans and threaten US national security??!
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Qatar is not a neutral mediator.
It is the global HQ of the Muslim brotherhood.
Qatar’s interests are fully aligned with the survival of the Islamist regime in Iran, it does anything and everything to keep the regime in power.
It is ridiculous to pay the regime $8 billion upfront plus lifting the blockade for the Strait of Hormuz that it does not control.
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Seven months ago, pressure from pro-deal groups and governments, along with promises from Qatar and Pakistan, effectively halted the Iran war.
In those seven months, they have failed to secure meaningful concessions from Tehran, just as they failed for the previous two decades.
Yet they blame everyone but the mullahs and themselves.
Had the war continued until the regime fell, the Strait of Hormuz would now be fully open and secure, oil prices would be lower, and the regime’s nuclear, missile, and terrorist threats would be gone.
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Thousands and thousands of diaspora Iranians gathered in Frankfurt yesterday to meet with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and remind the world that the fight for a free Iran continues
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This headline says everything about mainstream media and their bias. @AFP should be ashamed. Reza Pahlavi is supported by tens of millions of Iranians who rose up across 31 provinces. He is the unquestioned leader of the democratic opposition. Yes not everyone supports him - but a huge coalition do - left and right, republican and monarchist. It is bizarre large sections of the western media feel the need to define him by his father alone. And the critics of the prize are mainly a small faction of ultra leftists. Shameful journalism.
The son of the ousted shah of Iran on Saturday received a "Freedom Prize" in Frankfurt awarded to the Iranian people in a ceremony that critics said was illegitimate u.afp.com/Sy9a
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Trump @realDonaldTrump ‘holds all the cards’ in war against Iran’s regime, White House @PressSec says.
Despite Iranian claims of being emboldened by midterms, experts urge Trump to ‘finish the job.’ My latest @FNCGlobalNews with comments @navidmohebbi @MSoghom @JasonMBrodsky @benshapiro @SimoneLedeen
foxnews.com/politics/trump-h…
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The war against the Islamic Republic regime in Iran must end in one way: VICTORY.
Anything short of a decisive victory will leave future US administrations —Republican and Democrat alike —grappling with the consequences for years, if not decades, to come. There should be bipartisan consensus on this.
