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Azerbaijani state-controlled media claims that ethnic Azerbaijanis face discrimination in Georgia. The reality looks different: here they are having fun in downtown Tbilisi, dancing to Azerbaijani music under the New Year lights✨🎶 ​Ironically, while people celebrate freely here, Baku still keeps land borders closed citing "COVID prevention". 🤷🇬🇪🇦🇿 ​#Georgia...

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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Aliyev: There is no Lake Sevan, there is Lake Goycha. "The Azerbaijani population lives on its ancestral historical lands. Azerbaijanis also lived in Armenia, but they were expelled from there. However, I am confident that we will live there again. The return of Azerbaijanis to present-day Armenia should not frighten the Armenian people or the Armenian state. We must return to our historical lands not in tanks, but in cars. It is enough to look at the maps published by Tsarist Russia at the beginning of the 20th century to see that the overwhelming majority of toponyms on the territory of present-day Armenia are of Azerbaijani origin. On those maps there is no Lake Sevan, there is Lake Goycha. These maps were produced by Tsarist Russia, the same Tsarist Russia that once resettled Armenians from Iran and Eastern Anatolia onto our Karabakh land in order to alter the ethnic and religious composition of the population. In other words, these maps are based entirely on historical realities."

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A major diplomatic clash has erupted between Azerbaijan and Russia: Russia is losing its influence and control in Asia. On June 27, during a raid in Russian Yekaterinburg, allegedly aimed at "detaining an ethnic gang," two Azerbaijani nationals were killed, nine arrested, and several others injured. Preliminary reports identify the victims as Ziyaddin and Huseyn Safarov - members of a prominent family within the Azerbaijani diaspora. According to defense lawyers, some of the detainees were tortured: one has broken ribs, two are in critical condition in the hospital. One of the arrested persons is unable to walk; the defense claims he was tortured with electric shocks. Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry voiced a strong protest to Russia, condemning the actions of Russian law enforcement as "ethnically motivated violence." A parliamentary delegation from Azerbaijan canceled its planned visit to Russia. The Azerbaijani Ministry of Culture banned all cultural events, including concerts, exhibitions, and performances, organized by Russian citizens. Prominent Azerbaijani journalist and activist Afgan Mukhtarli called for the Russian embassy to be burned down. "Any self-respecting nation would have razed that embassy to the ground," he wrote. A visit to Baku by a Russian Deputy Prime Minister was also canceled. According to Azerbaijani authorities, the incident is part of a systematic campaign of pressure by Russia against the Azerbaijani community. ◾️ Context: The Yekaterinburg raid has sharply escalated already strained relations between Russia and Azerbaijan. The first visible rift came back in December, when a Russian air defense system shot down an AZAL (Azerbaijan Airlines) plane over Grozny. Azerbaijan is still awaiting an official response or even an apology from the Kremlin. While the downing of the plane may have been accidental, the current actions appear to be deliberate and demonstrative: using a murder case from 2001 as a formal pretext, and carrying out the arrests with exceptional brutality. So far, there has been no official response from Moscow to the accusations made by Baku. The Kremlin is becoming increasingly irrelevant — and even obstructive — to official Baku. Moscow has virtually lost its ability to influence Azerbaijan through formal channels. The alliance between Turkey and Azerbaijan is opening up a historic opportunity to create a major oil and gas hub, one that could displace Russia on the global energy market. Moreover, Turkey is systematically taking advantage of Russia’s waning regional influence to expand its role in the South Caucasus — and potentially, in the broader North Caucasus region as well. If Erdoğan and Aliyev succeed in normalizing relations with Armenia (and it was announced that Azerbaijan and Armenia would start talks on signing a peace treaty soon), the only remnant of Russian influence in the region would be the Ivanishvili regime in Georgia. It’s also worth noting that many Azerbaijani nationals hold powerful positions in Russian business circles. Thus, the highly demonstrative crackdown on the Azerbaijani diaspora in Yekaterinburg may be a message from the Kremlin to Baku: stop drifting toward Turkey, or we’ll go after your top business elites. But if Moscow is resorting to such crude methods of pressure, it suggests it has no other levers left. This is yet another "multimove" by Putin - one that is likely to backfire and lead to a total collapse of influence instead of strengthening. Situation with Azerbaijan is not just an isolated failure, it’s a symptom of a systemic breakdown. 📹: Azerbaijan's largest TV channel blamed Putin for repressions and humiliations: "What's going on, Putin? Are you that worried that Azerbaijan became a strong state for the first time in 200 years?" the TV host said and added that Russia was used to dominating the peoples it has forced to be a part of Russia.

Anton Gerashchenko

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8-year-old Nver Ghazaryan and 10-year-old Mikael Ghazaryan, who were killed by the armed forces of Azerbaijan in the Sarnaghbyur village of Nagorno Karabakh, were buried in the cemetery of the city of Masis. Here you can see one small grave, too small for burial, two small coffins, too small for death. They are brothers, and they are buried in the same land to be together, as they lived their short lives together. They became victims of Azerbaijan's last war against Nagorno Karabakh and the implementation of ethnic cleansing. Nver and Mikael's teacher says that the children died in a hiding place that was discovered and bombed by Azerbaijan. It's likely that Azerbaijan used an unmanned aerial vehicle. It is certain that ground troops also invaded the village, as four people were captured from the village. In addition to the two children, three more people died, and other people who were hiding were injured. The Ombudsman of Nagorno-Karabakh also provided details about this case. The Sarnaghbyur community of the Askeran region had 76 residents before the Azerbaijani attack on September 19. Five of them were killed, 15 were wounded, and 4 were captured by Azerbaijan. The Office of the Human Rights Defender has published the names of the civilian victims of Sarnaghbyur. Alexander Aleksanyan Gohar Grigoryan Nver Poghosyan (child) Mikael Poghosyan (child) Davit Aleksanyan (child) Video source: Voice of America #Armenia #Yerevan #NagornoKarabakh #Karabakh #Artsakh #EthnicCleansing #Stepanakert #HumanRights #Refugees #humanitarian
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8-year-old Nver Ghazaryan and 10-year-old Mikael Ghazaryan, who were killed by the armed forces of Azerbaijan in the Sarnaghbyur village of Nagorno Karabakh, were buried in the cemetery of the city of Masis. Here you can see one small grave, too small for burial, two small coffins, too small for death. They are brothers, and they are buried in the same land to be together, as they lived their short lives together. They became victims of Azerbaijan's last war against Nagorno Karabakh and the implementation of ethnic cleansing. Nver and Mikael's teacher says that the children died in a hiding place that was discovered and bombed by Azerbaijan. It's likely that Azerbaijan used an unmanned aerial vehicle. It is certain that ground troops also invaded the village, as four people were captured from the village. In addition to the two children, three more people died, and other people who were hiding were injured. The Ombudsman of Nagorno-Karabakh also provided details about this case. The Sarnaghbyur community of the Askeran region had 76 residents before the Azerbaijani attack on September 19. Five of them were killed, 15 were wounded, and 4 were captured by Azerbaijan. The Office of the Human Rights Defender has published the names of the civilian victims of Sarnaghbyur. Alexander Aleksanyan Gohar Grigoryan Nver Poghosyan (child) Mikael Poghosyan (child) Davit Aleksanyan (child) Video source: Voice of America #Armenia #Yerevan #NagornoKarabakh #Karabakh #Artsakh #EthnicCleansing #Stepanakert #HumanRights #Refugees #humanitarian

Robert Ananyan

13,903 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Despite the economic cooperation agreement signed at the end of August, relations between Moscow and Baku continue to deteriorate rapidly. This was evident at the meeting between Putin and President Aliyev at the SCO summit in China, where they just did a brief handshake without any substantive dialogue. On September 8, an Azerbaijani citizen was detained in Russian Stavropol region (on the video). According to the Russian FSB, he was preparing terrorist attacks under the instructions of "Ukrainian handlers." The man was allegedly collecting components for explosive devices and conducting reconnaissance of the sites in Yessentuki and Stavropol, including buildings of law enforcement agencies. Despite its absurdity, this case fits into the context of the Kremlin's ongoing policy aimed at putting pressure on Baku. Earlier, leaders of the Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia were arrested, propagandists issued threats about a new "special operation," and attacks occurred on facilities of the Azerbaijani state oil and gas company SOCAR in Odesa region. The Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia is one of the largest and most influential ethnic groups in Russia. According to official data, around 670,000 Azerbaijanis live in the country, and including migrants and temporary workers, this number may exceed one million. The diaspora is organized into dozens of regional communities that actively participate in economic, cultural, and charitable life. Members of the Azerbaijani business elite are among Russia's wealthiest individuals: Vagit Alekperov (founder of Lukoil, $20.5 billion), Zarakh Iliev and God Nisanov (co-owners of Kievskaya Ploshchad Group, $2.9 billion each), and Aras Agalarov (owner of the Crocus Group, $1.2 billion). Azerbaijanis are also an active part of Russia's Muslim community (over 20 million people). Therefore, any attempt to pressure Azerbaijanis in Russia could escalate into an interfaith conflict and become a serious domestic problem for the Kremlin. The aggravation of Russia-Azerbaijan relations should be viewed against the backdrop of a changing geopolitical balance in the South Caucasus, a region where Moscow is increasingly losing its foothold. A key point of tension is the Zangezur corridor, which passes through the Armenian province of Syunik and connects Azerbaijan with its Nakhchivan exclave. Initially, the reopening of the route was formalized in a trilateral agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia following the Second Karabakh War in 2020 and was supposed to be carried out under Moscow's supervision. However, in the summer of 2025, the situation changed drastically: with President Trump acting as mediator, the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan signed an agreement transferring control of the corridor section to the United States for 99 years. This project could become a tool for Washington to increase pressure on Iran and expand the influence of the US and Turkey in the region. Russia has not officially voiced strong criticism of these agreements. However, there is a high likelihood that Moscow will attempt to slow down the project's implementation through its leverage, including control over Armenian railways. At the same time, Baku holds an important trump card - the transit of Russian gas to Iran through its territory. This energy route makes Azerbaijan a key regional energy hub. Moscow needs a gas corridor to Iran, which forces the Kremlin to take Azerbaijan's interests into account and limits its ability to exert active pressure.
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Despite the economic cooperation agreement signed at the end of August, relations between Moscow and Baku continue to deteriorate rapidly. This was evident at the meeting between Putin and President Aliyev at the SCO summit in China, where they just did a brief handshake without any substantive dialogue. On September 8, an Azerbaijani citizen was detained in Russian Stavropol region (on the video). According to the Russian FSB, he was preparing terrorist attacks under the instructions of "Ukrainian handlers." The man was allegedly collecting components for explosive devices and conducting reconnaissance of the sites in Yessentuki and Stavropol, including buildings of law enforcement agencies. Despite its absurdity, this case fits into the context of the Kremlin's ongoing policy aimed at putting pressure on Baku. Earlier, leaders of the Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia were arrested, propagandists issued threats about a new "special operation," and attacks occurred on facilities of the Azerbaijani state oil and gas company SOCAR in Odesa region. The Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia is one of the largest and most influential ethnic groups in Russia. According to official data, around 670,000 Azerbaijanis live in the country, and including migrants and temporary workers, this number may exceed one million. The diaspora is organized into dozens of regional communities that actively participate in economic, cultural, and charitable life. Members of the Azerbaijani business elite are among Russia's wealthiest individuals: Vagit Alekperov (founder of Lukoil, $20.5 billion), Zarakh Iliev and God Nisanov (co-owners of Kievskaya Ploshchad Group, $2.9 billion each), and Aras Agalarov (owner of the Crocus Group, $1.2 billion). Azerbaijanis are also an active part of Russia's Muslim community (over 20 million people). Therefore, any attempt to pressure Azerbaijanis in Russia could escalate into an interfaith conflict and become a serious domestic problem for the Kremlin. The aggravation of Russia-Azerbaijan relations should be viewed against the backdrop of a changing geopolitical balance in the South Caucasus, a region where Moscow is increasingly losing its foothold. A key point of tension is the Zangezur corridor, which passes through the Armenian province of Syunik and connects Azerbaijan with its Nakhchivan exclave. Initially, the reopening of the route was formalized in a trilateral agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia following the Second Karabakh War in 2020 and was supposed to be carried out under Moscow's supervision. However, in the summer of 2025, the situation changed drastically: with President Trump acting as mediator, the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan signed an agreement transferring control of the corridor section to the United States for 99 years. This project could become a tool for Washington to increase pressure on Iran and expand the influence of the US and Turkey in the region. Russia has not officially voiced strong criticism of these agreements. However, there is a high likelihood that Moscow will attempt to slow down the project's implementation through its leverage, including control over Armenian railways. At the same time, Baku holds an important trump card - the transit of Russian gas to Iran through its territory. This energy route makes Azerbaijan a key regional energy hub. Moscow needs a gas corridor to Iran, which forces the Kremlin to take Azerbaijan's interests into account and limits its ability to exert active pressure.

Anton Gerashchenko

37,966 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

In Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, from kindergarten to university people are instructed to hate - and kill - Armenians, in compliance with dictator Aliyev's orders. The school system does not aim at educating the young but at brain-washing them by convincing them that Armenians are enemies, that Karabagh belongs to Azerbaijan and so does the Republic of Armenia 🇦🇲, etc. Teachers and school books dehumanize Armenians, even through nursery rhymes! Once grown up, Azerbaijanis have lost all their bearings as far as human values are concerned so that raping, beheading, dismembering Armenians appear as something normal and as well deserved by the victims. Killing an Armenian in his sleep is even considered heroic and rewarded, as shown by ax-man Safarov's famous case. As for those who study the Armenian language and culture in Azerbaijani universities, they do so not in order to open their minds but to get deeper insights allowing them to have more Armenians killed. Baku's educational system creates monsters whose goal is nothing less than the extermination of Armenians. To better plunder the country's riches and divert the impoverished population's anger the Aliyevs have been scapegoating Armenians for decades. Nothing new under the sun, one may say. Of course whoever criticizes Baku's monster is jailed and tortured. Attendees of #COP29, welcome to Azerbaidjan, the land of hatred, the land of mass murder #StopGreenwashGenocide #FreeArmenianHostages
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In Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, from kindergarten to university people are instructed to hate - and kill - Armenians, in compliance with dictator Aliyev's orders. The school system does not aim at educating the young but at brain-washing them by convincing them that Armenians are enemies, that Karabagh belongs to Azerbaijan and so does the Republic of Armenia 🇦🇲, etc. Teachers and school books dehumanize Armenians, even through nursery rhymes! Once grown up, Azerbaijanis have lost all their bearings as far as human values are concerned so that raping, beheading, dismembering Armenians appear as something normal and as well deserved by the victims. Killing an Armenian in his sleep is even considered heroic and rewarded, as shown by ax-man Safarov's famous case. As for those who study the Armenian language and culture in Azerbaijani universities, they do so not in order to open their minds but to get deeper insights allowing them to have more Armenians killed. Baku's educational system creates monsters whose goal is nothing less than the extermination of Armenians. To better plunder the country's riches and divert the impoverished population's anger the Aliyevs have been scapegoating Armenians for decades. Nothing new under the sun, one may say. Of course whoever criticizes Baku's monster is jailed and tortured. Attendees of #COP29, welcome to Azerbaidjan, the land of hatred, the land of mass murder #StopGreenwashGenocide #FreeArmenianHostages

#ArmenianPride 🇦🇲

16,251 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🇬🇪When Faith Becomes a Place of Quiet Hope In these restless times, when everything seems to change by the day and many people feel the ground slipping from under their feet, faith remains a steady compass and a quiet beacon. It does not remove uncertainty or conflict, but it offers a direction when no political force, no news cycle, and no leader can say with confidence where tomorrow will lead. On the day Georgia said farewell to Ilia II, the country briefly stopped being divided. In Tbilisi, the funeral of the Catholicos-Patriarch brought together people who, under any other circumstances, would have stood on opposite sides of the street, the screen, and the barricades. The scale of the farewell showed that, despite deep political polarization, there are still points of unity that cut across party lines and media bubbles. Ilia II was one of those rare figures, and Orthodoxy remains one of the foundations that can still bring society together regardless of individual convictions and preferences.
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🇬🇪When Faith Becomes a Place of Quiet Hope In these restless times, when everything seems to change by the day and many people feel the ground slipping from under their feet, faith remains a steady compass and a quiet beacon. It does not remove uncertainty or conflict, but it offers a direction when no political force, no news cycle, and no leader can say with confidence where tomorrow will lead. On the day Georgia said farewell to Ilia II, the country briefly stopped being divided. In Tbilisi, the funeral of the Catholicos-Patriarch brought together people who, under any other circumstances, would have stood on opposite sides of the street, the screen, and the barricades. The scale of the farewell showed that, despite deep political polarization, there are still points of unity that cut across party lines and media bubbles. Ilia II was one of those rare figures, and Orthodoxy remains one of the foundations that can still bring society together regardless of individual convictions and preferences.

DD Geopolitics

102,132 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

🚨The Islamization of Red-State Georgia 🚨 Shia Group Building Permanent Enclave in Lilburn While Republicans Stay Silent A Shia organization in Lilburn, Georgia is currently raising money to build a much larger, permanent religious center. They describe it as a “new permanent home” for their growing community and their mourning rituals. They’re calling donations a form of ongoing charity that will keep giving spiritual rewards. They already operate their own Shia cemetery in Lilburn, the first one in North America. They even brought real clay from the historic Jannatul Baqi cemetery in Medina, Saudi Arabia, and mixed it into the ground here in Georgia as a symbolic connection to the holy land. At the same time, they run weekly mourning gatherings where adults and small children rhythmically beat their chests while listening to lectures about a 1,300-year-old battle in Karbala. These events are part of their annual Muharram mourning period. They also run a Saturday school for children called DAISY that teaches Islamic laws, history, values, and Quran recitation. Funerals for their members are handled according to Shia Islamic rules under the guidance of Islamic scholars. This is not a small prayer group. This is the organized construction of parallel Islamic infrastructure inside a red state: A bigger worship and community center Their own cemetery system Religious education that includes Islamic laws for the next generation Constant fundraising to expand further Their community is growing, and they are openly building for that growth. More buildings, more programs, more permanent presence. Meanwhile, Republican leaders in Georgia have done almost nothing to slow this down. Some even celebrate this kind of development as diversity and enrichment. There is no serious pushback against the creation of separate "religious" systems that operate by their own rules and teach children Islamic laws instead of full assimilation into American culture. This is what happens when politicians turn a blind eye, or quietly help, while Islam builds permanent footholds in our communities. We are not just seeing different beliefs. We are seeing the steady Islamization of parts of Georgia through organized expansion, separate institutions, and the raising of a new generation inside this system. How much bigger does this have to get before anyone in power decides to actually protect Georgia’s culture and identity?
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🚨The Islamization of Red-State Georgia 🚨 Shia Group Building Permanent Enclave in Lilburn While Republicans Stay Silent A Shia organization in Lilburn, Georgia is currently raising money to build a much larger, permanent religious center. They describe it as a “new permanent home” for their growing community and their mourning rituals. They’re calling donations a form of ongoing charity that will keep giving spiritual rewards. They already operate their own Shia cemetery in Lilburn, the first one in North America. They even brought real clay from the historic Jannatul Baqi cemetery in Medina, Saudi Arabia, and mixed it into the ground here in Georgia as a symbolic connection to the holy land. At the same time, they run weekly mourning gatherings where adults and small children rhythmically beat their chests while listening to lectures about a 1,300-year-old battle in Karbala. These events are part of their annual Muharram mourning period. They also run a Saturday school for children called DAISY that teaches Islamic laws, history, values, and Quran recitation. Funerals for their members are handled according to Shia Islamic rules under the guidance of Islamic scholars. This is not a small prayer group. This is the organized construction of parallel Islamic infrastructure inside a red state: A bigger worship and community center Their own cemetery system Religious education that includes Islamic laws for the next generation Constant fundraising to expand further Their community is growing, and they are openly building for that growth. More buildings, more programs, more permanent presence. Meanwhile, Republican leaders in Georgia have done almost nothing to slow this down. Some even celebrate this kind of development as diversity and enrichment. There is no serious pushback against the creation of separate "religious" systems that operate by their own rules and teach children Islamic laws instead of full assimilation into American culture. This is what happens when politicians turn a blind eye, or quietly help, while Islam builds permanent footholds in our communities. We are not just seeing different beliefs. We are seeing the steady Islamization of parts of Georgia through organized expansion, separate institutions, and the raising of a new generation inside this system. How much bigger does this have to get before anyone in power decides to actually protect Georgia’s culture and identity?

Amy Mek

242,999 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

This tragic-comic video was shot at the 48th election station in Marneuli and accurately reflects the injustice that happened during the elections in Georgia. 🇬🇪 Here, I am trying to prevent a person who came with someone else's personal number in his passport from voting, while 30 people are trying to drag me out of the election station to let him vote. They still couldn’t move me, but outside, dozens of people were waiting to physically abuse me. They followed me after I was kicked out of the 50th election station, disappointed that despite the intimidation, I didn’t stop exposing the fraud. And now, you’re telling us that Georgian Dream got 54%? No, friends, we will not let you steal our homeland, and we will fight for every vote, even in such a disproportionate battle.
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This tragic-comic video was shot at the 48th election station in Marneuli and accurately reflects the injustice that happened during the elections in Georgia. 🇬🇪 Here, I am trying to prevent a person who came with someone else's personal number in his passport from voting, while 30 people are trying to drag me out of the election station to let him vote. They still couldn’t move me, but outside, dozens of people were waiting to physically abuse me. They followed me after I was kicked out of the 50th election station, disappointed that despite the intimidation, I didn’t stop exposing the fraud. And now, you’re telling us that Georgian Dream got 54%? No, friends, we will not let you steal our homeland, and we will fight for every vote, even in such a disproportionate battle.

Guram Chukhrukidze 🇬🇪 🇺🇦

174,075 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🎥April 29 2026 location 16th & Mission This is my conclusion from last night Open Drug & Booster Market In 2023 in 2024 a lot of Departments Stores and Food Stores were closed down in San Francisco up under the watch of Mayor London Breed in this left San Francisco downtown empty. Left progressive groups DSA members. Praise joyfully when they seen the community Whole Foods store shut down, they blamed it on Store prices. They celebrated that they closed every time a business shuttered, the left progressive group cheered. Now we have a new Mayor, Daniel Lurie and since he has been in office, the drug market still is flushing. In this video, the remaining stores are still being attacked Whole Foods Safeway IKEA etc. And people are still coming here to buy things because the neighborhood news gossip paper.Mission Local promote all of the stolen goods as a swap meet come on down
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🎥April 29 2026 location 16th & Mission This is my conclusion from last night Open Drug & Booster Market In 2023 in 2024 a lot of Departments Stores and Food Stores were closed down in San Francisco up under the watch of Mayor London Breed in this left San Francisco downtown empty. Left progressive groups DSA members. Praise joyfully when they seen the community Whole Foods store shut down, they blamed it on Store prices. They celebrated that they closed every time a business shuttered, the left progressive group cheered. Now we have a new Mayor, Daniel Lurie and since he has been in office, the drug market still is flushing. In this video, the remaining stores are still being attacked Whole Foods Safeway IKEA etc. And people are still coming here to buy things because the neighborhood news gossip paper.Mission Local promote all of the stolen goods as a swap meet come on down

jj smith

28,638 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Some are attacking Mooné Rahimi for smiling while still grieving his cousin. You have to learn a lot about Iranians, about our ancient culture. I know you have never seen any other nation like us, but get used to it. In January, when Regime massacred our youth, their fathers and mothers, were dancing on their graves. They were proud that their loved one sacrificed his life for our sacred homeland. They were celebrating their new journey to the eternal world. In every corner of Iran, in small villages, in cities, everywhere. They were dancing. And we here, we were crying, days and nights while watching these noble people. You call this psychopathy, cause you know nothing. You can’t comprehend this level of power, power of turning pain into meaning. Yeah you are used to see uncivilized savages in Palestine. You have no idea how grace looks like on people. I’m proud of my Iran. Iran, land of noble people. #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌
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Some are attacking Mooné Rahimi for smiling while still grieving his cousin. You have to learn a lot about Iranians, about our ancient culture. I know you have never seen any other nation like us, but get used to it. In January, when Regime massacred our youth, their fathers and mothers, were dancing on their graves. They were proud that their loved one sacrificed his life for our sacred homeland. They were celebrating their new journey to the eternal world. In every corner of Iran, in small villages, in cities, everywhere. They were dancing. And we here, we were crying, days and nights while watching these noble people. You call this psychopathy, cause you know nothing. You can’t comprehend this level of power, power of turning pain into meaning. Yeah you are used to see uncivilized savages in Palestine. You have no idea how grace looks like on people. I’m proud of my Iran. Iran, land of noble people. #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌

Ida Turan 🇮🇷 ایده توران

94,865 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce