Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)
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An Iranian guest in UK – not Muslim – IT expert, journalist, and vocal advocate for the downfall of the IR in Iran. Host of @NasleAkhar.
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پیام ایرانیان به Christiane Amanpour رو رسوندیم😊
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)1,611,787 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten
That dirty M*****m guy falsely accused me of assaulting him. I was arrested immediately and then released 40 minutes later because there was no evidence against me. The officer (AWS814) asked me, “Why are you wearing a Union Jack hat and coming here?” (It’s on his body camera) They also threatened me, telling me to leave the area within five minutes or they would take me into custody. They didn’t even allow me to finish reporting on their disgusting march. FUCK PALESTINE AND Metropolitan Police TOGETHER
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)711,899 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
Today, for the twelfth time, I was arrested by the “Palestinian” Metropolitan Police! After four hours in custody, I was released without any charge or condition. I attended the pro-Hamas rally holding two messages: In my hands: “Hamas is a terrorist organization.” Across my mouth: “Save our Kids.” But there is something very important I must share with you, because you deserve to know the truth. During my arrest, officer MF1346 violently pulled me towards the pavement. Inside the police van, the officer who detained me told officer MF1347: “This sign is legal, there shouldn’t be any problem with it.” To which MF1346 replied: “No, not here, not in front of this crowd!” In other words: The law of United Kingdom no longer applies on the streets of London. And all of this was recorded on their own body cameras. Looks like this police force is not here to protect us! Thanks for video RushmoorPeopleFirst 🫡❤️
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)1,441,783 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
باشرف مثل سروش 🫡 جاوید، جاوید، جاوید، جاوید شــــاه✌🏻🫡 Hichkas
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)32,413 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
Disruption for Guests with Prior Bookings, Now Denied Entry! Britannia Hotel, Canary Wharf Guests who had previously booked rooms are now being refused entry, with no clear explanation provided. The situation has caused confusion and frustration at the scene.
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)1,668,131 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
I haven’t translated the words of the marriage ceremony. In Iran, the only marriage the state recognises is an Islamic one, and I hate that this is forced on us. But please read why these two people got married tonight. Alireza is 24, Tonight, he married Mahshad Keshani, the woman he loves, hoping they might be allowed to see each other one last time before he is executed. That was his last request. To see her💔 When they came to arrest him at home, several men held him down and shot him four times in the legs. They arrested his teenage sister, his brother and his mum. They wrecked everything in the house, including the things his sister had been saving for her wedding. After an operation to remove the bullets, he was sent straight back to prison to be tortured into confessing. They kept his mum in the next room so she would know what they were doing to him. When he wouldn’t confess, they tortured her in front of him. His mum now faces five years in prison. He has already been taken to the gallows once. He suffered a stroke. He watched someone he loved dearly being executed. I can’t stop thinking about the two of them getting married tonight. Whether they were even allowed to hear each other’s voices. What she could possibly say to him if that visit is allowed. How you let go of someone’s hand when you know what they’re going to do to him. He’s 24, He should be worrying about paying the rent and how they’ll afford a wedding. His mum should be fussing over them. They should have time. Instead, they’ve got married in the hope that someone will let them say goodbye. I’m so fucking angry that this is what they’ve done to people in my country. Even a moment with the person you love has to be begged for. #AlirezaSepahi
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)47,258 Aufrufe • vor 13 Tagen
Today, while filming a gathering of Indians and Pakistanis outside the High Commission of India, I noticed a woman taking photos and making an obscene gesture (showing her middle finger) towards the Hindu protesters. I asked her why she was doing this. See her reaction for yourself — she smashed my phone! Hating Israel simply because it defends its citizens and fights against terrorists? There should be no place for antisemitism on the streets anywhere in the world. She fled the scene, but the police have recorded this crime. Please help us identify her! Metropolitan Police Campaign Against Antisemitism
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)1,204,208 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
⭕️Update Reports from Saravan indicate that unrest and exchanges of fire are continuing in the Bakhshan area. The clashes began in the early hours of Saturday morning and, according to local reports, have at times involved heavy gunfire and several explosions. It is reported that the fighting intensified after security forces of the Islamic Republic entered and deployed in the area. Following a brief lull, the clashes resumed with considerable intensity. There have also been reports of an increased security presence and ambulances moving through the area.
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)81,006 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
⚠️Warning⚠️ Zahra Kazemian Shad has been monitoring an Iranian Telegram channel and systematically reading the comments of Iranians who oppose the Islamic Republic. She then enters their profiles and sends them death threats. This behaviour is not merely abusive it may constitute serious criminal offences under UK law. Sending threats to kill is a criminal offence under Section 16 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years’ imprisonment. In addition, repeated threatening or intimidating messages may amount to harassment or stalking under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997. It is deeply alarming that individuals trained and influenced by the Islamic Terrorist Regime have been operating inside the United Kingdom. A person who previously claimed to teach methods of spying on soldiers of the British Army is now threatening Iranian dissidents with death. Such behaviour represents a direct threat to the safety of Iranian refugees and activists in the UK and must be treated with the utmost seriousness by the authorities. Intimidation, surveillance, and death threats against dissidents on British soil are unacceptable and potentially criminal acts. Metropolitan Police
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)417,093 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
Today, I attended a pro–Islamic Republic gathering outside the Prime Minister’s office in my capacity as a journalist. During the event, I was attacked from behind by one of the regime’s supporters, resulting in a serious injury to my left rib. The individual who assaulted me managed to pass through the police cordon before carrying out the attack. Another individual, identified as Mohammadreza Zohrevand, also threatened to kill me and my family. Fortunately, both the attacker and the individual who issued the death threats were arrested by the police. Many of these individuals are present in the United Kingdom under the status of asylum seekers, yet they openly support the Islamic Republic. Their presence poses a serious threat to the safety and security of all citizens in this country. I have repeatedly put my life at risk to demonstrate this reality. I sincerely hope that concrete and decisive action will now be taken.
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)386,204 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
There were two very different scenes in Epping tonight. First, hundreds of local residents including elderly people, women, and children gathered peacefully outside the Bell Hotel to express concern over the migrant accommodation there, which locals claim has been linked to incidents involving women and children. Later on, police escorted around 50 masked “Antifa” activists towards the area. Tensions rose when local teenagers and youths came out to confront them, leading riot police to kettle the group down a side street. The key question many are now asking is: why are masked outsiders being allowed to show up in towns like Epping, clearly prepared for confrontation? For many here, this wasn’t a far-right protest – it was a gathering of concerned parents, grandparents, and neighbours.
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)505,778 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
One of the most heartbreaking moments I have seen throughout this time: A father telling his surviving son that his brother, Mohsen Abbasi, has been killed. Both brothers had been shot during the protests of 8–9 January. One survived. Now he has to hear that his brother did not. A father mourning one son while trying to comfort the other.
Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)22,032 Aufrufe • vor 14 Tagen