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While ordinary Rwandans queue for water, Paul Kagame keeps spending to sanitize his image. It’s 2026, and this is happening inside City of Kigali itself, the regime’s showcase capital. Entire neighborhoods go weeks, sometimes months, without running water, because this Government of Rwanda has decided beautification and photo-ops matter...

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Kagame's regime is introducing "flying taxis" from China. Meanwhile, clean water shortages are rampant in City of Kigali suburbs, with some neighbhoods going weeks without water supply, a recurring problem every year. That's compounded with electricity shortages across the country. Like many other regime priorities in Rwanda, public funds are wasted on Kagame's appeasements while massive incentives are given to useless foreign projects such as "flying taxis". Kagame is hellbent on keeping Rwandans in poverty while shackling their freedom of expression and public discourse while spending public funds on his own public image. This is corruption but there's no way to measure corruption in Rwanda. No where to start. Even the OAGRwanda’s reports, through published, rarely lead to consequences.
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Kagame's regime is introducing "flying taxis" from China. Meanwhile, clean water shortages are rampant in City of Kigali suburbs, with some neighbhoods going weeks without water supply, a recurring problem every year. That's compounded with electricity shortages across the country. Like many other regime priorities in Rwanda, public funds are wasted on Kagame's appeasements while massive incentives are given to useless foreign projects such as "flying taxis". Kagame is hellbent on keeping Rwandans in poverty while shackling their freedom of expression and public discourse while spending public funds on his own public image. This is corruption but there's no way to measure corruption in Rwanda. No where to start. Even the OAGRwanda’s reports, through published, rarely lead to consequences.

Samuel Baker BYANSI

40,107 views • 11 months ago

The decisive battle is between the people of Iran and this dying regime, a regime that is trapped in a dead end no matter which way it turns. It is a regime that has condemned tens of millions of Iranians to hunger. Many survive on nothing more than dry bread, with scarcely enough to sustain life. There is only one way—one way alone—to save the people of Iran: the overthrow of this vile regime through a democratic revolution. Ultimately, this fate is inevitable for the regime. #FreeIran10PointPlan
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The decisive battle is between the people of Iran and this dying regime, a regime that is trapped in a dead end no matter which way it turns. It is a regime that has condemned tens of millions of Iranians to hunger. Many survive on nothing more than dry bread, with scarcely enough to sustain life. There is only one way—one way alone—to save the people of Iran: the overthrow of this vile regime through a democratic revolution. Ultimately, this fate is inevitable for the regime. #FreeIran10PointPlan

Maryam Rajavi

11,700 views • 1 month ago

I spoke to VRT NWS, the public broadcaster for the Flemish Community of #Belgium, about the role of Kagame’s regime in supporting the #M23 rebellion. His regime has provided M23 with manpower, weapons, and financing. In turn, M23 has committed atrocities: war crimes, crimes against humanity, mass killings, and widespread sexual violence. Paul Kagame himself bears command responsibility for these crimes and should stand before the International Criminal Court Int'l Criminal Court. His regime is not a bystander - it is one of the main perpetrators. At the same time, Kagame is using the UCI to launder his image, while the organization accepts his money and enables this cover-up.
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I spoke to VRT NWS, the public broadcaster for the Flemish Community of #Belgium, about the role of Kagame’s regime in supporting the #M23 rebellion. His regime has provided M23 with manpower, weapons, and financing. In turn, M23 has committed atrocities: war crimes, crimes against humanity, mass killings, and widespread sexual violence. Paul Kagame himself bears command responsibility for these crimes and should stand before the International Criminal Court Int'l Criminal Court. His regime is not a bystander - it is one of the main perpetrators. At the same time, Kagame is using the UCI to launder his image, while the organization accepts his money and enables this cover-up.

Samuel Baker BYANSI

51,410 views • 11 months ago

#Kagame’s Liberation Day Speech was full of Hypocrisy, Contradiction, and Utter Desperation. He began by praising former #RPA soldiers, claiming their sacrifices successfully restored dignity and rights to Rwandans. This is a blatant lie. Today, Rwandans live under a regime of unprecedented oppression, crushed by a dictatorship more ruthless than any before it. 👉He boasted that good governance and absolute security drove #Rwanda's progress but True security does not exist where citizens are routinely subjected to enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and where the regime aggressively blocks any independent investigations. The speech closed on a note of pure panic. Sensing that international backing is crumbling, Paul Kagame desperately warned the youth that their "war will never end" and that they must prepare for perpetual conflict. #MillenZmovementRw we’re calling on all Rwandan youth to reject this manipulation.Refuse to die in #Kagame’s predatory wars of plunder in #DRC. Let’s Reject the regime's toxic narrative of endless war designed to keep the nation trapped in fear.
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#Kagame’s Liberation Day Speech was full of Hypocrisy, Contradiction, and Utter Desperation. He began by praising former #RPA soldiers, claiming their sacrifices successfully restored dignity and rights to Rwandans. This is a blatant lie. Today, Rwandans live under a regime of unprecedented oppression, crushed by a dictatorship more ruthless than any before it. 👉He boasted that good governance and absolute security drove #Rwanda's progress but True security does not exist where citizens are routinely subjected to enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and where the regime aggressively blocks any independent investigations. The speech closed on a note of pure panic. Sensing that international backing is crumbling, Paul Kagame desperately warned the youth that their "war will never end" and that they must prepare for perpetual conflict. #MillenZmovementRw we’re calling on all Rwandan youth to reject this manipulation.Refuse to die in #Kagame’s predatory wars of plunder in #DRC. Let’s Reject the regime's toxic narrative of endless war designed to keep the nation trapped in fear.

U.Sheila C kamuzinzi 🇷🇼🇸🇬

17,866 views • 1 month ago

This is how a thunderstorm looks in starfield. I had to go to the pond to check for rain drop effects...the raindrop effect was there, but only in the pond... the entire world was dry. None of the npcs had umbrellas or anything to stay dry. Bethesda just added rain and wind sound effects with no sound for thunder and no water effects on anything other than water. This is starfield.... This is xbox.
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This is how a thunderstorm looks in starfield. I had to go to the pond to check for rain drop effects...the raindrop effect was there, but only in the pond... the entire world was dry. None of the npcs had umbrellas or anything to stay dry. Bethesda just added rain and wind sound effects with no sound for thunder and no water effects on anything other than water. This is starfield.... This is xbox.

kingthrash the Gatekeeper

256,471 views • 3 years ago

🔴THIS IS ABSOLUTE NONSENSE, COMPLETE BULLSHIT. To outabrian and all Africans and everyone else who has bought into the lie that Paul Kagame is a Pan Africanist,he is not. He is a virus to Africa. #Kagame's regime spends enormous amounts of money promoting him internationally as a great leader. They can only pull this off because there is no freedom of speech in #Rwanda. People who disagree with the government are arrested, kidnapped, disappeared,killed lucky ones forced to exile. Seeing beautiful young women at events like the #BAL and claiming they are proof of #Kagame's good leadership is pure ignorance. 🤌 The people you see there do not represent ordinary #Rwandans. More than 80% of Rwandans cannot even afford a ticket to enter those stadiums. That is why you keep seeing the same faces and foreign visitors. #Calling Kagame a great leader, whether you truly believe it or whether you are creating content for attention, is an insult to oppressed #Rwandans. It is an insult to the young girls exploited through what they call #VisitRwanda. ,It is an insult to the women who are raped every day in eastern #Congo, where #Kagame's government is using the Rwanda Ministry of Defence and #M23 to extract Congo's mineral wealth at the cost of Congolese lives. #Kagame wanted to receive African migrants removed from Britain, a wealthy country that respects human rights,and bring them to #Rwanda, a country where street vendors are beaten and people suffer abuse in prisons. He is not a champion of Africans. He is one of the greatest enemies of African dignity and freedom. #MillenZMovementRw✊
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🔴THIS IS ABSOLUTE NONSENSE, COMPLETE BULLSHIT. To outabrian and all Africans and everyone else who has bought into the lie that Paul Kagame is a Pan Africanist,he is not. He is a virus to Africa. #Kagame's regime spends enormous amounts of money promoting him internationally as a great leader. They can only pull this off because there is no freedom of speech in #Rwanda. People who disagree with the government are arrested, kidnapped, disappeared,killed lucky ones forced to exile. Seeing beautiful young women at events like the #BAL and claiming they are proof of #Kagame's good leadership is pure ignorance. 🤌 The people you see there do not represent ordinary #Rwandans. More than 80% of Rwandans cannot even afford a ticket to enter those stadiums. That is why you keep seeing the same faces and foreign visitors. #Calling Kagame a great leader, whether you truly believe it or whether you are creating content for attention, is an insult to oppressed #Rwandans. It is an insult to the young girls exploited through what they call #VisitRwanda. ,It is an insult to the women who are raped every day in eastern #Congo, where #Kagame's government is using the Rwanda Ministry of Defence and #M23 to extract Congo's mineral wealth at the cost of Congolese lives. #Kagame wanted to receive African migrants removed from Britain, a wealthy country that respects human rights,and bring them to #Rwanda, a country where street vendors are beaten and people suffer abuse in prisons. He is not a champion of Africans. He is one of the greatest enemies of African dignity and freedom. #MillenZMovementRw✊

U.Sheila C kamuzinzi 🇷🇼🇸🇬

33,911 views • 2 months ago

At #VrijSpraak in Mechelen, I sat with philosopher Alicja Gescinska in a conversation that went to the heart of what I do and why. We talked about journalism and resistance. What it means to keep writing when a regime like Paul Kagame’s wants you silent. What it costs. What it demands. Moderated by the thoughtful Gie Goris, the conversation moved between philosophy and frontline reality, between the idea of freedom and the lived experience of fighting for it. For me, resistance is not abstract. It is the choice to document what Kagame's regime Government of Rwanda does not want documented. It is filing litigation when laws criminalize the truth. It is continuing to publish from exile while colleagues inside Rwanda face prison for doing the same. Resistance in journalism is not heroism. It is the refusal to accept that silence is the only safe option. Grateful to VrijSpraak for holding this space. 🖊️
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At #VrijSpraak in Mechelen, I sat with philosopher Alicja Gescinska in a conversation that went to the heart of what I do and why. We talked about journalism and resistance. What it means to keep writing when a regime like Paul Kagame’s wants you silent. What it costs. What it demands. Moderated by the thoughtful Gie Goris, the conversation moved between philosophy and frontline reality, between the idea of freedom and the lived experience of fighting for it. For me, resistance is not abstract. It is the choice to document what Kagame's regime Government of Rwanda does not want documented. It is filing litigation when laws criminalize the truth. It is continuing to publish from exile while colleagues inside Rwanda face prison for doing the same. Resistance in journalism is not heroism. It is the refusal to accept that silence is the only safe option. Grateful to VrijSpraak for holding this space. 🖊️

Samuel Baker BYANSI

10,857 views • 5 months ago

This family checked into an Airbnb in San Diego, California They look at this well and there is a large picture of people at the beach. The dad looks at it and says, “That looks like me” about a guy in the water The picture is of them, the girls, the dad, the whole family is at the beach playing in the water in this painting on the wall of the Airbnb they just checked into According to AI, the odds of this happening are so extremely low it’s hard to comprehend The odds are 1 in hundreds of millions for a random booking to have this picture of you
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This family checked into an Airbnb in San Diego, California They look at this well and there is a large picture of people at the beach. The dad looks at it and says, “That looks like me” about a guy in the water The picture is of them, the girls, the dad, the whole family is at the beach playing in the water in this painting on the wall of the Airbnb they just checked into According to AI, the odds of this happening are so extremely low it’s hard to comprehend The odds are 1 in hundreds of millions for a random booking to have this picture of you

Wall Street Apes

7,074,092 views • 1 month ago

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FIFA insist that ONLY Islamic regime flags will be allowed inside stadiums at World Cup 2026. The game against New Zealand next week is in the USA - supposedly the land of the free - where the First Amendment guarantees freedom of expression and speech. No question #TeamMelli is being used as a propaganda tool for the regime. But for Iranian protesters the Lion & Sun flag is more than a symbol: it is a stance against the Islamic Republic. They see it as the real flag of Iran. And FIFA has banned it. There is a war going on. And between the Islamic regime and the people of Iran it’s been raging for 47 years. The presence of an Iran team at the World Cup is a massive opportunity for the people to show the world that millions of Iranians see this regime as worse than the Nazis and they want them gone. No deal. Just kicked into the dustheap of history. There will be thousands gathered outside the stadium before each game sending this precise message and reminding the world what the regime did to their own people in January, and continue to do with daily executions of young innocents. So what happens if Iranians bring the lion & sun flag inside the stadium? They can’t arrest them as it would be an infringement on freedom of speech. After all this is not Qatar when 6 women escorted a woman out of a stadium in 2022 simply for wearing a T-shirt standing for the freedom of women in Iran. Or is it?

Omid Djalili

85,916 views • 2 months ago

Rep. Harriet Hageman TORCHES Gavin Newsom’s California over its REFUSAL to build the water infrastructure it needs. Before coming to Congress, Hageman was a water and natural resources attorney. She knows exactly what she’s talking about. She pointed out that California is trying to serve tens of millions more people with essentially the same water infrastructure it had decades ago. HAGEMAN: “California has failed its people and it’s failed the interior west in terms of its refusal to actually develop water for its citizens.” “California has essentially the same water infrastructure in place today with 40 million people that they had in the 1960’s with 16 million people.” “One of the very things…that government ought to be doing is making sure that they are providing resources such as water for their citizens for industrial use, for commercial use, for irrigation and agriculture.” “And yet, California has FAILED at one of the most important duties that it has to meet the needs of its citizens.”
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Rep. Harriet Hageman TORCHES Gavin Newsom’s California over its REFUSAL to build the water infrastructure it needs. Before coming to Congress, Hageman was a water and natural resources attorney. She knows exactly what she’s talking about. She pointed out that California is trying to serve tens of millions more people with essentially the same water infrastructure it had decades ago. HAGEMAN: “California has failed its people and it’s failed the interior west in terms of its refusal to actually develop water for its citizens.” “California has essentially the same water infrastructure in place today with 40 million people that they had in the 1960’s with 16 million people.” “One of the very things…that government ought to be doing is making sure that they are providing resources such as water for their citizens for industrial use, for commercial use, for irrigation and agriculture.” “And yet, California has FAILED at one of the most important duties that it has to meet the needs of its citizens.”

Overton

48,024 views • 8 days ago

This is Gurugram - the same city where groundwater is nearly exhausted and drinking water has to be brought in from outside, through canals or bottled water. And look at the state of the city today. Kilometres-long traffic jams. Roads flooded. Rainwater has nowhere to go, and citizens are left stranded for hours. What kind of administration is this? Is this how a city is supposed to be governed? Or has governance simply become a business of extracting money from citizens while providing nothing in return? Gurugram is projected as a world-class city, but every heavy rainfall exposes the complete failure of urban planning and administration.
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This is Gurugram - the same city where groundwater is nearly exhausted and drinking water has to be brought in from outside, through canals or bottled water. And look at the state of the city today. Kilometres-long traffic jams. Roads flooded. Rainwater has nowhere to go, and citizens are left stranded for hours. What kind of administration is this? Is this how a city is supposed to be governed? Or has governance simply become a business of extracting money from citizens while providing nothing in return? Gurugram is projected as a world-class city, but every heavy rainfall exposes the complete failure of urban planning and administration.

Jitte

14,569 views • 25 days ago

Ana Navarro: “While Trump is misspending money, there is no water in parts of Puerto Rico. There hasn’t been water there for weeks because there is an aging water system and electric grid that this president refuses to invest in and pay attention to. In the United States, we are letting Americans go with a shortage of water for weeks while he spends billions of dollars on his vanity projects”
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Ana Navarro: “While Trump is misspending money, there is no water in parts of Puerto Rico. There hasn’t been water there for weeks because there is an aging water system and electric grid that this president refuses to invest in and pay attention to. In the United States, we are letting Americans go with a shortage of water for weeks while he spends billions of dollars on his vanity projects”

Marco Foster

270,117 views • 2 months ago

⚠️The unbelievable hypocrisy of the Iranian regime ⚠️ The daughter of Ayatollah hagshaf Irvani, the representative of the Islamic Regime of Iran in the USA, lives outside Iran, free from the very oppression her father enforces on women back home. Where is her veil? Where is the hijab? Where is the chador? How can she dance so freely while women like Mahsa Amini, Hadis Najafı, and Nika Shakarami were brutally killed in Iran for showing just a bit of hair? This blatant hypocrisy is staggering. The regime demands strict adherence to oppressive rules for women in Iran, yet its own representatives' families are living liberated lives abroad, completely detached from the reality they impose on others. It's a stark reminder of the double standards and deep-seated hypocrisy at the heart of this regime. @hagshaf on Instagram #FreeIranianWomen #StandWithIsrael #IRGCterrorists
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⚠️The unbelievable hypocrisy of the Iranian regime ⚠️ The daughter of Ayatollah hagshaf Irvani, the representative of the Islamic Regime of Iran in the USA, lives outside Iran, free from the very oppression her father enforces on women back home. Where is her veil? Where is the hijab? Where is the chador? How can she dance so freely while women like Mahsa Amini, Hadis Najafı, and Nika Shakarami were brutally killed in Iran for showing just a bit of hair? This blatant hypocrisy is staggering. The regime demands strict adherence to oppressive rules for women in Iran, yet its own representatives' families are living liberated lives abroad, completely detached from the reality they impose on others. It's a stark reminder of the double standards and deep-seated hypocrisy at the heart of this regime. @hagshaf on Instagram #FreeIranianWomen #StandWithIsrael #IRGCterrorists

Musk’s Thoughts

361,994 views • 1 year ago

Iran, Unchained w/ Ameen Soleimani and @_Injaneb96. Some will object to using Bankless to cover a subject far outside crypto. I’ve reflected on this - this is an issue where I cannot stay silent. I consider this a personal moral obligation, and I’m ready to own the consequences. Over the past week, I used rhetoric that blurred radical Islamist ideology with Islam more broadly, for which I apologize. For most Muslims, the crimes of the Iranian regime are as foreign and horrifying as they are to anyone else. ====== Now, onto the content: The Islamic Republic has killed an estimated 30k–60k Iranians - one of the fastest state-run mass killings in modern history. But we will never know the true number, since the Regime is actively working to cover it up This regime survives on ignorance of its brutality I produced this episode with @__Injaneb96 and Ameen Soleimani in order to educate on how the Islamic Regime of Iran retains and expands its power Regime change in Iran would be the single greatest improvement for humanity Watch this to learn why:
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Iran, Unchained w/ Ameen Soleimani and @_Injaneb96. Some will object to using Bankless to cover a subject far outside crypto. I’ve reflected on this - this is an issue where I cannot stay silent. I consider this a personal moral obligation, and I’m ready to own the consequences. Over the past week, I used rhetoric that blurred radical Islamist ideology with Islam more broadly, for which I apologize. For most Muslims, the crimes of the Iranian regime are as foreign and horrifying as they are to anyone else. ====== Now, onto the content: The Islamic Republic has killed an estimated 30k–60k Iranians - one of the fastest state-run mass killings in modern history. But we will never know the true number, since the Regime is actively working to cover it up This regime survives on ignorance of its brutality I produced this episode with @__Injaneb96 and Ameen Soleimani in order to educate on how the Islamic Regime of Iran retains and expands its power Regime change in Iran would be the single greatest improvement for humanity Watch this to learn why:

David Hoffman

208,669 views • 6 months ago

The Iranian people are paying an enormous price. But despite the claims of some naïve politicians, they are victims of the Islamic Republic’s warmongering policies—not of any foreign government. For 47 years, the terrorist regime of the Islamic Republic has spent the Iranian people’s oil and gas wealth on Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis in Yemen, ballistic missiles, its nuclear weapons program, and other terrorist activities, instead of investing in the prosperity and well-being of the Iranian people. Economic sanctions cripple this regime. The regime has never used the nation’s oil revenues for the benefit of its people, and it never will. Terrorism is expensive, and every additional source of revenue strengthens its machinery of repression and aggression. Anyone who believes that lifting or easing sanctions benefits the Iranian people should understand that sending more money to the Ayatollahs only provides them with more resources to oppress their own people, finance terrorism, and threaten the free world. The only lasting solution is to confront this regime until it is overthrown. The regime occupying Iran does not represent the Iranian nation. The Iranian people are pro-democracy and friends of the West. It is time for the West to stand with them and abandon the failed policy of aimless diplomacy.
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The Iranian people are paying an enormous price. But despite the claims of some naïve politicians, they are victims of the Islamic Republic’s warmongering policies—not of any foreign government. For 47 years, the terrorist regime of the Islamic Republic has spent the Iranian people’s oil and gas wealth on Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis in Yemen, ballistic missiles, its nuclear weapons program, and other terrorist activities, instead of investing in the prosperity and well-being of the Iranian people. Economic sanctions cripple this regime. The regime has never used the nation’s oil revenues for the benefit of its people, and it never will. Terrorism is expensive, and every additional source of revenue strengthens its machinery of repression and aggression. Anyone who believes that lifting or easing sanctions benefits the Iranian people should understand that sending more money to the Ayatollahs only provides them with more resources to oppress their own people, finance terrorism, and threaten the free world. The only lasting solution is to confront this regime until it is overthrown. The regime occupying Iran does not represent the Iranian nation. The Iranian people are pro-democracy and friends of the West. It is time for the West to stand with them and abandon the failed policy of aimless diplomacy.

Darya Safai MP

11,261 views • 1 month ago

As so many talk over Iranians and say “you wanted this war” and listen only to the regime supporting white SIM card holders inside Iran who by-pass the internet shut down, maybe listen to this Lebanese Shia scholar Sheikh Abbas Yazbek. He says the regime lives on conflict and tension, inciting foreign wars and killing tens of thousands of its own people. He reiterates that the international community has failed the Iranian people. The emphatic message here is that the continued existence of this regime is dangerous not just for Iran but for the whole region. If this finishes without the regime gone it would be a disaster beyond the catastrophe of war itself. #IranIsraelUSAwar
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As so many talk over Iranians and say “you wanted this war” and listen only to the regime supporting white SIM card holders inside Iran who by-pass the internet shut down, maybe listen to this Lebanese Shia scholar Sheikh Abbas Yazbek. He says the regime lives on conflict and tension, inciting foreign wars and killing tens of thousands of its own people. He reiterates that the international community has failed the Iranian people. The emphatic message here is that the continued existence of this regime is dangerous not just for Iran but for the whole region. If this finishes without the regime gone it would be a disaster beyond the catastrophe of war itself. #IranIsraelUSAwar

Omid Djalili

49,138 views • 4 months ago

In my interview with @laura_i24 on i24NEWS English, I stated that the regime of the Islamic Republic is on the brink of collapse and has fallen into a state of absolute desperation, attempting to buy time by any means possible, which is why they are putting so much emphasis on dialogue and negotiations. The only way forward from here on is regime change. Over 80% of the people of Iran stand with Israel, and their message to the world is to stand with them to put an end to this brutal regime once and for all. Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו #IRGCterrorists
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In my interview with @laura_i24 on i24NEWS English, I stated that the regime of the Islamic Republic is on the brink of collapse and has fallen into a state of absolute desperation, attempting to buy time by any means possible, which is why they are putting so much emphasis on dialogue and negotiations. The only way forward from here on is regime change. Over 80% of the people of Iran stand with Israel, and their message to the world is to stand with them to put an end to this brutal regime once and for all. Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו #IRGCterrorists

Vahid Beheshti وحید بهشتی

172,573 views • 1 year ago

US Ambassador Mike Waltz at the UNSC meeting: “The regime’s dereliction of duty to its own citizens is what has put the Ayatollahs in positions they are in today, with hundreds of thousands if not millions protesting on the streets after decades of neglect and abuse. So everyone should ask themselves—everyone sitting here today—how many people are dead, how many people are wounded, maimed and abused in the Middle East? In Israel, Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, even Venezuela because of the regime’s support for terrorism is to largest state sponsor. And I would like to address that allegation put forward by the Regime that these inspired protests are somehow a foreign plot to give a precursor to military action. Everyone in the world needs to know that the regime is weaker than ever before and therefore, it’s putting forward this lie because of the power of Iranian people on the streets. They are afraid. They’re afraid of their own people. Iran says it’s ready for dialogue but its actions say otherwise. This is a regime that rules through oppression, through violence and intimidation in, and has destabilized the Middle East for decades. Well enough is enough. We all have a responsibility to support the Iranian people and to put an end to the regime’s neglect and oppression of the Iranian nation colleagues. Let me be clear: President Trump is a man of action not endless talk like we see at United Nations. He has made it clear all options are on the table to stop the slaughter and no one should know that better than leadership of Iranian regime. Thank you Mr. President”
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US Ambassador Mike Waltz at the UNSC meeting: “The regime’s dereliction of duty to its own citizens is what has put the Ayatollahs in positions they are in today, with hundreds of thousands if not millions protesting on the streets after decades of neglect and abuse. So everyone should ask themselves—everyone sitting here today—how many people are dead, how many people are wounded, maimed and abused in the Middle East? In Israel, Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, even Venezuela because of the regime’s support for terrorism is to largest state sponsor. And I would like to address that allegation put forward by the Regime that these inspired protests are somehow a foreign plot to give a precursor to military action. Everyone in the world needs to know that the regime is weaker than ever before and therefore, it’s putting forward this lie because of the power of Iranian people on the streets. They are afraid. They’re afraid of their own people. Iran says it’s ready for dialogue but its actions say otherwise. This is a regime that rules through oppression, through violence and intimidation in, and has destabilized the Middle East for decades. Well enough is enough. We all have a responsibility to support the Iranian people and to put an end to the regime’s neglect and oppression of the Iranian nation colleagues. Let me be clear: President Trump is a man of action not endless talk like we see at United Nations. He has made it clear all options are on the table to stop the slaughter and no one should know that better than leadership of Iranian regime. Thank you Mr. President”

Open Source Intel

66,729 views • 7 months ago

🇮🇷🇮🇱 "ISRAEL KNOWS THE REAL THREAT ISN’T IRAN’S BOMBS, IT’S THE REGIME ITSELF" Reza Pahlavi, former crown prince of Iran and leading voice for regime change, says Israel understands the difference between the people of Iran and the system that rules over them. And it’s betting on the people. He says if the world helps speed up internal change, the need for military intervention disappears. So does the threat. "Israel’s leadership talks to the Iranian people directly. That’s not a coincidence. The regime is more afraid of its own people than it is of Israel. The nuclear issue is only part of it, their missile program can already reach Europe. If change comes fast, we won’t need to talk about strikes or timelines. As long as this regime exists, every scenario has to stay on the table. The best way to stop the threat is to end the regime from within." Reza Pahlavi
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🇮🇷🇮🇱 "ISRAEL KNOWS THE REAL THREAT ISN’T IRAN’S BOMBS, IT’S THE REGIME ITSELF" Reza Pahlavi, former crown prince of Iran and leading voice for regime change, says Israel understands the difference between the people of Iran and the system that rules over them. And it’s betting on the people. He says if the world helps speed up internal change, the need for military intervention disappears. So does the threat. "Israel’s leadership talks to the Iranian people directly. That’s not a coincidence. The regime is more afraid of its own people than it is of Israel. The nuclear issue is only part of it, their missile program can already reach Europe. If change comes fast, we won’t need to talk about strikes or timelines. As long as this regime exists, every scenario has to stay on the table. The best way to stop the threat is to end the regime from within." Reza Pahlavi

Mario Nawfal

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The Rio Grand River is extremely dry A combination of drought and heavy water use is now resulting in entire stretches of the river being bone dry 87% of the water goes to agriculture. META’s data center is using 75 million gallons per year. There are also 21 operating or planned data centers Mexico uses the water for their agriculture as well No foreign country should get water when its this dry
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The Rio Grand River is extremely dry A combination of drought and heavy water use is now resulting in entire stretches of the river being bone dry 87% of the water goes to agriculture. META’s data center is using 75 million gallons per year. There are also 21 operating or planned data centers Mexico uses the water for their agriculture as well No foreign country should get water when its this dry

Wall Street Apes

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