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For 47 years, Iran’s tyrannical regime jailed, raped, tortured, and killed women for defying hijab mandates until decisive U.S./Israeli airstrikes crushed it. Brave Iranian woman rip off her hijab and celebrate her freedom from years of brutal oppression. 🔥 Liberals who call themselves the party of women should support this liberation instead of calling it aggression.

For 47 years, Iran’s tyrannical regime jailed, raped, tortured, and killed women for defying hijab mandates until decisive U.S./Israeli airstrikes crushed it. Brave Iranian woman rip off her hijab and celebrate her freedom from years of brutal oppression. 🔥 Liberals who call themselves the party of women should support this liberation instead of calling it aggression.

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A brave 11-year-old Iranian boy says it clearly: “Our problem is not hijab or the economy—it’s the entire regime. This regime is dishonorable and brutal. We have nothing left to lose, and we are taking our country back.” #ایرانو_پس_میگیریم

A brave 11-year-old Iranian boy says it clearly: “Our problem is not hijab or the economy—it’s the entire regime. This regime is dishonorable and brutal. We have nothing left to lose, and we are taking our country back.” #ایرانو_پس_میگیریم

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#Iranians in the #Netherlands march in support of #Israel & call for the destruction of the Islamic regime. ‌Not a single woman in #hijab or #burqa no masked & no violence. These are real refugees who fled a brutal Islamist dictatorship. #IraniansStandWithIsrael #IStandWithIsrael

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What a Brutal Insult of Arfa 😹 She went to an Iranian family to show their difficult life But, the head of family man refused to shake hands with her because she is a woman 😭 Someone asked, “Where is her hijab?” Every day, it’s getting harder for her to defend her umma 😂👀🔥

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Iranians in the Netherlands march in support of Israel and call for the destruction of the Islamic regime. Not a single woman in hijab or burqa, no one is masked, and no violence. These are real refugees who fled a brutal Islamist dictatorship. Unlike fake refugees, they actually want to go back to their homeland!

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Mohammad Hijab debunks race-realists claiming blacks are the most violent race 👀 "When black people k*ll each other, maybe thousands of people d*e. When white people k*ll each other, tens of millions of people d*ed." "White on white crime, there's nothing like it. It's the most vicious, ruthless and brutal thing you've ever seen."

Mohammad Hijab debunks race-realists claiming blacks are the most violent race 👀 "When black people kll each other, maybe thousands of people de. When white people kll each other, tens of millions of people ded." "White on white crime, there's nothing like it. It's the most vicious, ruthless and brutal thing you've ever seen."

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Indian muslims mourning #KhameneiDeath is honestly baffling! You are grieving a fascist theocratic regime that murdered women for showing their hair, legally allowed underage girls to be married away, treated women as second-class citizens, and brutally suppressed dissent. During the 2022 protests against the hijab, the regime murdered over 500 protestors and raped women during interrogation. Yes, the US and Israel dismantling the power in a sovereign country and causing the death of 100s of civilians must be condemned. But you are not being progressive or anti-imperialistic when you go out and mourn Khamenei! You are supporting misogyny and regression. And showing that your virtue signalling and selective humanitarianism matter more to you than the real, brutal, lived suffering of the innocent people of Iran.

Indian muslims mourning #KhameneiDeath is honestly baffling! You are grieving a fascist theocratic regime that murdered women for showing their hair, legally allowed underage girls to be married away, treated women as second-class citizens, and brutally suppressed dissent. During the 2022 protests against the hijab, the regime murdered over 500 protestors and raped women during interrogation. Yes, the US and Israel dismantling the power in a sovereign country and causing the death of 100s of civilians must be condemned. But you are not being progressive or anti-imperialistic when you go out and mourn Khamenei! You are supporting misogyny and regression. And showing that your virtue signalling and selective humanitarianism matter more to you than the real, brutal, lived suffering of the innocent people of Iran.

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Australians have a choice to make. Do we want weak leaders like Anthony Albanese, who protect politicians spreading Islamist propaganda and siding with violent, extremist regimes? Or do we want strong leaders who stand up for what’s right? I was the only one in Parliament who tried to have Fatima Payman referred to the High Court. She’s a dual citizen, she should never have been allowed in the Senate. But the Albanese Labor Government and the Greens protected her. Now, she’s defending the brutal Iranian regime, a dictatorship that jails, tortures, and kills women for refusing to wear a hijab. Albanese could have stood against this. Instead, he turned a blind eye and now Australia is paying the price for his weakness. A leader who bows to supporters of Islamist extremism is no leader at all. If you want politicians with the guts to call this out, the choice is clear. Vote One Nation.

Australians have a choice to make. Do we want weak leaders like Anthony Albanese, who protect politicians spreading Islamist propaganda and siding with violent, extremist regimes? Or do we want strong leaders who stand up for what’s right? I was the only one in Parliament who tried to have Fatima Payman referred to the High Court. She’s a dual citizen, she should never have been allowed in the Senate. But the Albanese Labor Government and the Greens protected her. Now, she’s defending the brutal Iranian regime, a dictatorship that jails, tortures, and kills women for refusing to wear a hijab. Albanese could have stood against this. Instead, he turned a blind eye and now Australia is paying the price for his weakness. A leader who bows to supporters of Islamist extremism is no leader at all. If you want politicians with the guts to call this out, the choice is clear. Vote One Nation.

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