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This is a nightmare for Khamenei. Entire Iranian cities have shut down all markets and bazaars, and are not only protesting the regime - but also calling on the Shah to return. The deformed, evil mullahs have lost control of the streets.

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Millions of #Iranians across the country have taken to the streets, demanding the overthrow of the Islamic Republic and calling for the return of Reza Pahlavi to #Iran. The voice of the people is clear and unstoppable.

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