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🚨 This Wasn’t a Random Protester — It Was a NIAC Communications Manager This appears to be just a concerned Iranian American speaking from the heart, but it’s not an organic moment. It’s Isabella (Bella) Javidan, the Communications Manager for the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), speaking at a...

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NEW: 🚨 Iran Attempts Coup Against SECWAR Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth In USA Via Iranian Communist Congresswoman 🚨 Is an Iranian Democrat US Congresswoman in Arizona a foreign agent working for the Iranian Islamic regime? NIAC NIAC endorsed Iranian American Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari filed articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Pete Hegseth last week. NIAC NIAC has promoted lifting sanctions on Iran, they support a nuclear Iran, and many people have accused NIAC of lobbying for and promoting the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Iran’s own state media has called NIAC the Iranian regime’s lobbying organization in the United States. See the video below 👇🏻 Notice how the Iranian officials in the video say “be careful, this is being recorded” when someone by on the panel suggests the Iranian regime is working with Trita Parsi for lobby efforts. The Islamic Iranian regime has also allegedly posted flyers of NIAC co-founder and first President of NIAC Trita Parsi Trita Parsi all over Iran during the current war with the US. See photos below 👇🏻 Ansari’s attempt to remove Hegseth as the US Secretary of War Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is designed to weaken America’s military at the behest of Iran and the IRGC. She should be investigated for possibly violations of material support to terrorism and possible espionage. This is why we should not allow Muslims and individuals who pretend to not be Muslim while they were born in Muslim countries and lived a Muslim life growing up to serve in elected office in America. They will NEVER be America First. They will ALWAYS protect the interests of Muslims and Islamic terrorists before our country, the United States of America. The FBI needs to investigate Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari and Trita Parsi. Keep an eye on their bank accounts for suspicious activity. As I previously reported, Trita Parsi Trita Parsi is also a Green Card holder. He holds citizenship in Iran and Sweden. Trita Parsi is a mouthpiece for the Iranian Regime and has used NIAC NIAC and the Quincy Institute Quincy Institute to push out pro-Iranian regime talking points. He should be deported next. Sources tell me Trita’s green card is allegedly being looked at by DHS. Trita Parsi is truly a threat to US National Security. Secretary Marco Rubio Homeland Security U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement RECEIPTS 👇🏻

Laura Loomer

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AAIRIA Demands Federal Investigation into NIAC, Trita Parsi, and the Quincy Institute The Alliance Against Islamic Regime of Iran Apologists (AAIRIA) calls on the U.S. Department of Justice, the FARA Unit, and relevant Congressional oversight committees to immediately open an investigation into the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), Trita Parsi, and the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft regarding their foreign affiliations, funding streams, and unregistered lobbying activities potentially on behalf of the Islamic Republic of Iran. This is no longer a matter of political disagreement; it is a matter of national transparency and security. In a recent televised political roundtable broadcast on IRIB, the Islamic Republic’s own media platform, high-profile regime insiders, including Foad Izadi, a hardline figure aligned with Saeed Jalili, openly discussed NIAC and Trita Parsi as components of a failed Iranian lobbying project in the United States. Their admissions are direct and damning: "You went and set up NIAC over there, and it ruined the dignity and honor of Iran and Iranians... It all fell apart, and the JCPOA failed." "The Arabs lobby directly through people like Kushner. The Israelis have formal institutions like AIPAC. But Iran can’t do that, so they built NIAC instead." These are not accusations from dissidents or exiled critics; they are the regime’s own post-mortem analysis of its failed foreign influence operation. Their discussion explicitly names NIAC as a project initiated under Hassan Rouhani, with Trita Parsi as its figurehead, meant to operate through proxy narratives, deniability, and blurred affiliations. This tactic, they now admit, collapsed because Iran’s opaque methods could not withstand the scrutiny of an open society. NIAC has never registered under FARA, despite years of policy influence in Washington, access to media platforms, closed-door congressional briefings, and international advocacy directly affecting U.S.–Iran relations. The same must be asked of Trita Parsi’s current role at the Quincy Institute, which continues to platform NIAC alumni and propagate talking points that mirror the regime’s strategic narratives, particularly in deflecting attention from human rights abuses and externalizing blame onto U.S. policy. Regime loyalists have now admitted on record that NIAC was designed as an influence operation. It is time U.S. institutions stop pretending otherwise. We demand: - A full investigation by the Department of Justice’s FARA Unit into NIAC, Trita Parsi, and Quincy Institute activities and funding. - Public hearings by Congressional intelligence and judiciary committees on foreign influence operations and soft power campaigns by the Islamic Republic. - A review by media ethics boards and journalistic institutions of outlets that continue to platform NIAC operatives as neutral experts, despite growing evidence to the contrary. For years, Iranian activists, victims’ families, and civil society leaders have warned that organizations like NIAC do not represent the Iranian American community, but instead act as gatekeepers and deflectors on behalf of a violent, authoritarian regime. Now, the regime has confirmed it themselves. The time for doubt has ended. The time for accountability must begin. (Videos from Ashkan Kalashy account. Thank you) #StopIranLobby #IranMassacre Department of State Secretary Marco Rubio Xiyue Wang NPR Yale University Massachusetts Peace Action (MAPA) German Institute for Global and Area Studies Körber-Stiftung IP Eckart Woertz Bert Hoffmann Miriam Prys-Hansen Alan Eyre A Shallal USC USCAlumni USC Public Diplomacy Los Angeles World Affairs Council & Town Hall Daily Trojan The John Quincy Adams Society Foreign Policy Los Angeles Times Department of Political Science @ SBU Oberlin College Harvard CMES

AAIRIA

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Watch closely who is loudly opposing any strike on the Islamic Republic’s military infrastructure. Then look at who endorsed them. A recurring name appears: NIAC Action, the political arm of the National Iranian American Council. NIAC presents itself as a voice for Iranian-Americans. That’s the branding. The controversy begins when you examine its leadership history and political activity. It was founded by Trita Parsi (alongside others, including Siamak Namazi). Over the years, many Iranian dissidents and diaspora activists have accused NIAC of advocating positions that align closely with the Islamic Republic’s foreign policy goals, particularly around sanctions relief and nuclear negotiations. In 2012, Parsi sued an Iranian-American activist for defamation over claims that NIAC functioned as a regime lobby. During court discovery, internal emails became public. Those documents showed that Parsi had extensive communications with Iranian officials, including Javad Zarif. Later, Zarif became foreign minister and a central figure in negotiating the nuclear deal. The released emails revealed coordination of meetings, messaging discussions, and efforts to facilitate access between Iranian officials and U.S. policymakers. Parsi has argued these contacts were normal diplomatic engagement. But the pattern went beyond neutral policy advocacy and into organized influence aligned with Tehran’s strategic interests. That distinction matters. Diplomacy is not the same thing as lobbying on behalf of a foreign regime. But the boundary between them can blur, and that blur is exactly where influence operates. Fast-forward to recent debates. On Iranian state media, analyst Foad Izadi, a frequent voice on Iran’s state broadcaster, openly discussed lobbying networks in the U.S. and named Trita Parsi and NIAC as the regime lobbyists. When state-aligned figures publicly describe you as part of their influence ecosystem, people start asking questions. This is not about conspiracy theatrics. It’s about patterns: – Consistent advocacy for policies that reduce pressure on the regime. – Documented communication with senior Iranian officials. – Political endorsements aligned with anti-pressure positions. – Public acknowledgment from regime-aligned media of influence networks. Influence operates through policy framing, “community representation,” and access to lawmakers. The Islamic Republic has invested heavily in soft power abroad because it understands something fundamental: shaping Western policy is cheaper than confronting it militarily. The question isn’t whether people are allowed to argue against military strikes. Of course they are. The question is transparency. Who are they connected to? Who amplifies them? Who benefits from their policy outcomes? In geopolitics, follow incentives, not slogans. History shows that authoritarian regimes don’t just export missiles. They export narratives. And those narratives travel through institutions that claim to represent communities. When you see coordinated messaging, recurring endorsements, and documented back-channel access, it’s not irrational to ask: whose strategic objectives are being served? Power moves through relationships.

Sana Ebrahimi Ledene

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Trita Parsi, founder of NIAC, has been identified through court documents and publicly released emails as one of the key figures in lobbying on behalf of the Islamic Republic in the United States. NIAC presents itself as a nonprofit organization dedicated to “promoting greater understanding between the American and Iranian people,” but the evidence clearly shows it is engaged in lobbying for the Islamic Republic. Emails between Trita Parsi and Javad Zarif + the 2008–2013 Lawsuit In 2008, NIAC and Trita Parsi filed a defamation lawsuit. The case backfired on NIAC. During the discovery phase, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia forced NIAC to hand over thousands of pages of internal documents, including direct emails between Trita Parsi and Javad Zarif (then Iran’s Ambassador to the United Nations). These emails (mostly from 2006–2007) demonstrate clear coordination: • Parsi arranged meetings between Zarif and members of the U.S. Congress. • He sent reports of NIAC’s activities directly to Zarif. • He worked closely with Zarif on the “Grand Bargain” campaign (Iran’s 2003 proposal to the U.S.) and helped publicize the document to create a “peace-seeking” image of the regime. In September 2012, the court dismissed the lawsuit and fined NIAC for discovery abuses (intentional delays, concealment of documents, alteration of evidence, and even destruction of some records). NIAC was ordered to pay $183,480 in legal fees. The judge explicitly wrote that Parsi’s activities “are not inconsistent with the idea of lobbying on behalf of the Iranian regime.” Related Links for the Emails and Lawsuit: • Washington Times report (2009) on Parsi’s emails with Zarif: Letter from Three Republican Senators to the Department of Justice (January 13, 2020) These exact documents formed the basis of the official letter sent by Senators Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, and Mike Braun to Attorney General William Barr (Trump administration). The senators called for an investigation into NIAC and NIAC Action for potential violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). The letter states: • Parsi coordinated meetings between Zarif and members of Congress activities that, according to former senior FBI officials (such as Oliver Revell), would require registration as an “agent of a foreign power” (Iran). • Patrick Disney (NIAC’s former acting policy director) admitted in internal emails that he and his colleagues spent more than 20% of their time on lobbying activities. • NIAC repeatedly takes positions that “echo regime propaganda” (e.g., blaming the U.S. for attacks by Iran-backed militias or spreading conspiracy theories about the Ukrainian airliner shot down by the IRGC). Direct Link to the Senators’ Letter: Trita Parsi’s Opposition to Designating the IRGC as a Terrorist Organization Parsi and NIAC have consistently opposed labeling the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization. In 2019, he published a prominent article in The Guardian titled “Trump’s Iran terrorist designation is designed to lock in endless enmity,” arguing that the move only benefits Israel and Saudi Arabia and closes the door to diplomacy. Link to the Guardian Article: NIAC’s Lobbying for the JCPOA (Iran Nuclear Deal) NIAC was one of the most active lobbies supporting the 2015 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA). The organization ran a major campaign, met with members of Congress, and promoted the narrative of “diplomacy instead of war.” Trita Parsi even traveled to Vienna to support the agreement. The publicly released emails, court ruling, senators’ letter, and NIAC’s public activities paint a clear picture of an organized lobby working in favor of the Islamic Republic a lobby that presents itself as the representative of the Iranian-American community while in reality advancing the interests of Tehran in Washington. Laura Loomer Secretary Marco Rubio Mark R. Levin

Sepideh Bahrami| سپیده بهرامی

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🚨 NIAC’s Isabella Javidan Turns Tehran’s Repression Into an “I Told You So” This is the National Iranian American Council's communications manager Isabella Javidan on a recent Sunrise Movement call, and the framing is insane. Javidan points to the Iranian regime’s internet blackout and crackdown on dissent as evidence that “Iranian human rights defenders” were right to warn against military strikes. But that is exactly the kind of rhetoric that makes NIAC sound like an apologist outfit. When most people think of Iranian human rights defenders, they think of dissidents, exiles, political prisoners, and the people who have spent years exposing the regime’s censorship, torture, repression, and terror. They do not think of someone invoking a regime crackdown as an “I told you so” moment for an anti-war script. She also says diplomacy was “pushed aside by the same political forces that profit exponentially from confrontation.” Once again, the moral outrage is directed outward, while Tehran’s own role in dragging things out, hiding the depth of its nuclear ambitions, and continuing to enrich uranium far beyond any plausible civilian need fades into the background. Here's the pattern. The regime represses its own people, threatens the region, slow-rolls the West, and keeps enriching uranium beyond any believable peaceful purpose, yet the framing somehow always returns to Washington, Israel, and the enemies of “diplomacy.” When the framing so consistently redirects outrage outward while soft-pedaling Tehran’s conduct, it is not hard to see why NIAC gets accused of serving as an influence operation for the Iranian government.

Stu Smith

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🚨 IRAN'S CAPITOL HILL COUP D'ÉTAT: The Tehran Trojan Horse Just Filed Impeachment Against America's Secretary of War Pete Hegseth— Receipts Attached 🚨 While U.S. forces are in the crosshairs of the Islamic Republic's nuclear ambitions and proxy terror, Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ-03) — Iranian-American Congresswoman, daughter of Iranian immigrants, and longtime NIAC-endorsed asset — has filed Articles of Impeachment against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Her charges? "Unauthorized war against Iran" and "violations of the law of armed conflict" for striking Iranian targets... including what her press release calls a "girls’ school in Minab." Translation: Hegseth had the audacity to hit back at the regime — so Ansari is trying to decapitate America's war leadership mid-conflict. Receipts (screenshots attached in Laura Loomer's post linked below— review them yourself): 1. Ansari's own press release boasting she filed impeachment for "repeatedly violating his oath" and endangering troops by refusing to stand down against Iran. She literally cites civilian strikes in the Islamic Republic as proof of "high crimes." 2. NIAC's own website — the organization the Iranian state media has called "the regime’s lobbying arm in the United States" — proudly listing Ansari as their endorsed Iranian-American candidate. 3. Billboards of NIAC co-founder Trita Parsi plastered across Tehran right now — propaganda honoring the very network pushing sanctions relief, nuclear tolerance, and anti-Hegseth talking points inside the U.S. government. And the video (below fromLaura Loomer) is pure nightmare fuel: Iranian officials on a panel openly discussing their coordination with Parsi and NIAC — then panicking "Be careful, this is being recorded!" This isn't "oversight." This isn't "policy disagreement." This is hybrid warfare — a foreign influence operation using the impeachment clause as a political weapon to protect the ayatollahs while American service members bleed. It echoes the Framers' worst fears in the Federalist Papers: foreign corruption of our republic (Federalist No. 68). It smells like potential FARA violations, material support concerns, and dual-loyalty threats the Founders warned would destroy the republic from within. Trita Parsi — Iranian/Swedish citizen, U.S. green card holder, regime mouthpiece — built NIAC into exactly what critics (and Iranian media) have always said it was. His billboards in Iran aren't a coincidence. Ansari's timing isn't a coincidence. FBI Homeland Security Secretary Marco Rubio U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari: Investigate. Now. Bank records. Communications. The whole network. America does not tolerate foreign agents in uniform — or in Congress. Pete Hegseth stays. The mullahs lose. America First. Full stop. Share this before they memory-hole it. This is how empires fall — from within! Visit Laura's post at: for receipts and follow her Laura Loomer for updates. #IranianCoupInCongress #TehranTrojanHorse #HegsethImpeachmentHoax #NIACExposed #TritaParsiDeport #ForeignAgentInCongress #FARA #AmericaFirst #SecWarHegseth

Tony Seruga

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