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“They have lived in a world that you know nothing about”

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I’m an Iranian-American living in NYC. I pay a fortune in city taxes. Last night, people chanted ‘Iran’s missiles will reply’ at a Khamenei memorial in Washington Square Park, celebrating a regime that just massacred 35,000+ Iranians. Today, the streets around Gracie Mansion descended into chaos, smoke bombs, journalists beaten, NYPD scrambling to keep up. This is what we’re funding. A city that can’t keep order and gives a platform to Islamist/leftist extremists glorifying a terrorist regime that massacres protesters and terrorizes the region. New York, get it together.

I’m an Iranian-American living in NYC. I pay a fortune in city taxes. Last night, people chanted ‘Iran’s missiles will reply’ at a Khamenei memorial in Washington Square Park, celebrating a regime that just massacred 35,000+ Iranians. Today, the streets around Gracie Mansion descended into chaos, smoke bombs, journalists beaten, NYPD scrambling to keep up. This is what we’re funding. A city that can’t keep order and gives a platform to Islamist/leftist extremists glorifying a terrorist regime that massacres protesters and terrorizes the region. New York, get it together.

1,185,566 views • 3 months ago

چون میدونم VOA Farsi صدای آمریکا اینو پخش نمیکنه اینجا میزارم همه ببینن

چون میدونم VOA Farsi صدای آمریکا اینو پخش نمیکنه اینجا میزارم همه ببینن

81,011 views • 3 months ago

Remember when Ahmadinejad stood at Columbia University in 2007 and said “In Iran, we don’t have homosexuals”? And now it turns out the Supreme Leader’s own family was hiding one. And for gay Iranians who want to live? The regime offers one option: forced sex reassignment surgery. Iran performs among the most gender surgeries in the world — not out of tolerance, but because the state treats homosexuality as a “disease” to be surgically “cured.” Change your body or face the noose. That’s the “choice.”

Remember when Ahmadinejad stood at Columbia University in 2007 and said “In Iran, we don’t have homosexuals”? And now it turns out the Supreme Leader’s own family was hiding one. And for gay Iranians who want to live? The regime offers one option: forced sex reassignment surgery. Iran performs among the most gender surgeries in the world — not out of tolerance, but because the state treats homosexuality as a “disease” to be surgically “cured.” Change your body or face the noose. That’s the “choice.”

48,317 views • 3 months ago

“They have lived in a world that you know nothing about”

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“They have lived in a world that you know nothing about”

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Last year in Izeh, Khuzestan, children as young as 8 were reportedly handcuffed and blindfolded by regime forces inside their own school — for chanting the name of a local hero. This video surfaced shortly after the death of Abul Korkor, a protester killed by security forces in March 2025. The Islamic Republic immediately flooded Izeh with security forces and locked down information. And that’s the point: the regime doesn’t just brutalize children. It then shuts down the internet, threatens families into silence, and makes independent verification nearly impossible. The information blackout is not a side effect — it is a deliberate weapon to ensure the world never sees what happens. No credible human rights organization could confirm or deny this footage — not because it’s fake, but because the regime has made truth itself a crime in Iran. Spreading images like this is punishable. Documenting abuse is punishable. Even mourning the dead is punishable. This is the system the Islamic Republic has built: commit atrocities, then erase the evidence and punish anyone who tries to preserve it.

Last year in Izeh, Khuzestan, children as young as 8 were reportedly handcuffed and blindfolded by regime forces inside their own school — for chanting the name of a local hero. This video surfaced shortly after the death of Abul Korkor, a protester killed by security forces in March 2025. The Islamic Republic immediately flooded Izeh with security forces and locked down information. And that’s the point: the regime doesn’t just brutalize children. It then shuts down the internet, threatens families into silence, and makes independent verification nearly impossible. The information blackout is not a side effect — it is a deliberate weapon to ensure the world never sees what happens. No credible human rights organization could confirm or deny this footage — not because it’s fake, but because the regime has made truth itself a crime in Iran. Spreading images like this is punishable. Documenting abuse is punishable. Even mourning the dead is punishable. This is the system the Islamic Republic has built: commit atrocities, then erase the evidence and punish anyone who tries to preserve it.

20,630 views • 3 months ago

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