🇨🇳 How the Chinese depicted the flag of Persia/Iran during the Qing Dynasty.

RT @capregime: @Shoshana51728 It would have never have worked anyway - Kurds in Iran are like New Yorkers in the United States. They’re not…

The United States restored internet to Egypt in 2011. We have Starlink. We fund the circumvention tools. The capability is right there. So what is the problem? Why isn’t Washington putting real pressure on the companies that can connect Iran? Ninety million people are disconnected from the internet and from the world, and we are acting like there is nothing we can do. @marklevinshow @SenTomCotton

Islam goes against core Iranian values and culture

My 2 cents on the fastest way to defeat the Iranian regime on our terms Resume overwhelming military action (especially targeting the IRGC and key dual-use infrastructure), along with continued maximum economic pressure AND arm the Iranian people (Reagan Doctrine).  I believe this will bring the war to its fastest conclusion, one way or another (that is, either militarily or by negotiation) and to our country's and the world's benefit.  It will either result in a military victory or a negotiated victory on our terms.  We must NOT fear a conclusive victory.  And, if the regime is eliminated or removed, replaced with a friendly government, we can encourage investment and commerce with Iran that will help rebuild it.  History is my guide.

Friendly respectful reminder to call that beautiful historic body water the Persian Gulf. Your goal should always be to win heart and minds, which is as important as our military might. Thank you, and hope someone actually reads this and movement is done regarding this matter

And by the way, the Arabian Sea was once called the Persian Sea hundreds of years ago (this is fact). Just FYI. You changing the name of the Persian Gulf to Arabian actually appeases the Islamic theocracy in Iran. Because it was the Arabic invasion that brought Islam to Iran, so changing the name is a PR disaster to the Iranian population who are tired of Islam and who identify with their Persian pre-Islamic past. That’s why it’s important to keep that historic body of water the actual name that it was since you go back into the history books of time

Uri Lubrani, Israel’s last ambassador to Iran, shaped my thinking on bringing down the rogue regime in Iran. @Martin_Kramer writes about a remarkable person who was way ahead of his time in understanding the vulnerability of the Islamic Republic. blogs.timesofisrael.com/he-d…

The Islamic Republic only understands the language of force.

Yep, go big or go home. And if you want a win, Mr. President, you need to go big.

“What have you done?” Well Sentor Graham, hundreds of experts and activists around the world have spent decades advocating for a free Iran. They have created methods to help prisoners escape, they have lobbied foreign governments to implement sanctions, they have developed technology to assist in working around Internet shut downs, they have exposed the regime’s crimes sometimes at immense risk to themselves, they have organized unmatched diaspora efforts to make their voices heard, peacefully exhausting every possible avenue to assist…so while I understand your rhetorical effort here, and while many Iranians deeply appreciate President Trump’s courage in taking action to degrade the islamic regime in a way only he could — that also doesnt automatically equate to uniform agreement with his next moves. Any deal with the regime (which has not changed) that is short of unconditional surrender, is a failure for the United States.

Not only has Iran gained control of the Strait of Hormuz but also the Western Media and the Democrats.

I'd rather they open the Internet for Iranians than the Strait of Hormuz

When you woke up this morning, your internet worked. You scrolled, you searched, you shared. But 90 million Iranians woke up — again — to total darkness. Their government has now imposed the longest nationwide internet blackout ever recorded in any country. Almost 40 consecutive days. That should alarm every one of us. Iran’s information blackout is a weapon against its own people. When governments can flip a switch and immediately disappear 90 million people from the internet, the rest of us lose our eyes and ears too.

RT @khademh: The IRGC doesn't defend Iran. It holds Iran hostage.

RT @DawnAndTheX: مادرش گفته: عکسهای جگرگوشه‌م رو پخش کنید #اميرحسين_حاتمى

When President Trump and Mr. Hegseth use the threat of the "Stone Age," they perhaps do not realize what that phrase actually means in our context, or they have yet to fully grasp the dark, cannibalistic reality of this regime. With all due respect, gentlemen: we have been suffocating under the medieval, barbaric laws of the 7th century for 47 agonizing years. You cannot threaten to send us back to the Stone Age when this terrorist occupation has already kept us chained in the dark for nearly half a century. You are looking at a nation that has been entirely stripped to the bone. An Iranian today has absolutely nothing left to lose & a people with nothing left to lose are the most unstoppable force on this earth. There is no diplomacy to be found here. There is no middle ground. This 47 year old nightmare ends only one way: with the absolute, final eradication of this occupying regime, and the return of Crown Prince @PahlaviReza to our soil. Level the playing field and we will finish the job.

كثيف‌تر و منفورتر از آخوندها، آدمهايى هستند كه در خارج زندگى ميكنند و طرفدار جمهورى اسلامى هستند... #مزدوران_خامنه‌ای #مزدوران_صادراتی

🔻We were sent back to the Stone Age 47 years ago.

Well maybe this geda regime steps down this wouldn’t happen. This is a cancer which unfortunately seems that systemic chemotherapy is absolutely required. We want separation of church and state. Why can’t they understand this? They’ve known this for 47 years yet these geda dirt don’t want to give up power . They came from the slums and had nothing . These villagers will never step down . So they need to be eliminated . God bless Trump