ببینید و در تمام پلتفرم‌های منتشر کنید! #موج_ضد_روسی خیلی راحت میشه نتیجه گیری کرد که رهبر واقعی ج ا روسیه هست! #روسوفیل

@SaeedDarwin نشر حداکثری بشه دوستان و پیرامونش صحبت بشه. @arash_jahanfar

#Get_lost_Russian ياران وشاگردان مانوك عزيز موج زد روس بسازيد رژيم نابوداست العان وقتشه #موج_زد_روس اين ملت پست وايكنها كه از اسانديناوي رانده اند وپست ترين مردم هستند ايراني راتوسط عوامل مافياي سپاه به گروگان گرفته اندوبما فخرميروشند #روسوفيل #ننگ_بر_سه_فاسد_ملا_چپی_مجاهد #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌

روسیه در طول تاریخ بارها به ایران خیانت کرده و دشمن منافع ملی ما بوده. از قراردادهای ترکمنچای و گلستان که بخش‌های بزرگی از خاک ایران را جدا کرد، تا اشغال شمال کشور در جنگ جهانی دوم و حمایت از جدایی‌طلبان. امروز هم دوست رژیم فرومایگان است و در حال چپاول منابع ایران است..

WE WILL KICK RUSSIA OUT IF IRAN❌ Russia Get Out Of Iran❌ #موج_ضد_روسی #RussiaGetOutOfIran

دقیقا درسته رفیقام تو جنوب میگن همین الان تو ایرانن و دارن چپاول میکنن بی شرفها

برای رژیم چنج جلب موافقت پوتین لازمه یا بدون اون هم قابل انجامه؟

سخته ولی ممکن

برادر با این فرمون اگه دوست داری پیش بری اولین جایی که باید بزنی اروپاست نه روسیه 🤣 تمام رسانه‌هاشون آخوندپرست ان. از بی‌بی‌سی تا یورونیوز. این چه طرز نتیجه‌گیریه آخه.

دقیقا از سالی که تمام فرماندهان سه پا به صف به سفیر روسیه‌ تعظیم کرند و اون ظریف جلمبور با سفیرآن کنار مجسمه اون مادر قحبه لیاخوف از خوف عکس گرفت همه چی رفته بود زیر بلیط روسیه!

🎯🎯👌👌

روسها حق دارن به هوش ایرانی بخندن بعد از ۵۰ سال چپاول تازه به این نتیجه رسیدین تمام تصمیمات کلان این حکومت ضد منافع ایران ودر راستای منافع روسیه بوده

❤️

👍بعد از جمهوری نکبت اسلامی نوبت روسیه است مملت ایران به ضرب شمشير نادر شاه کاخ کرملین را فتح خواهند کرد.

خاک بر سر تک تک طرفداران ج.ا

@Minooli2162 و رییس باند اصلاحات انگلیس

#RussiaGetOutOfIran #KingRezaPahlavi پاینده ایران

Open Letter to Federal President Steinmeier by Ario Zalzadeh | 7 minutes ago | Read 16 times | No comments Edit | Delete Gießen | It is dangerous when a Federal President thinks: "That’s how we’ve always done it!" The greatest problem facing our world is the "extinction" of sincere and honest role models; their absence offers no guidance, particularly for today's youth. This lack—which has become especially apparent in recent years— is most noticeable in politics, the very sphere upon which the fate of a nation, or indeed the entire world, depends. The selection of politicians is evidently not based on political acumen or training, but rather on having a "thick skin." In the long run, this fact causes damage that can grow to immeasurable proportions. The consequences of this are visible particularly in the Middle East, and—especially in recent years—in my native Iran, a country with a history spanning over 7,500 years. At the time, Iran’s democratically-minded Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was forced—by a decision made by European and American states in Kuala Lumpur—to make way for a terror regime. As we know today, that regime set the entire Middle East ablaze, driven by the aim of destroying Iran's culture and dragging the country back to the Middle Ages. More about... Unfortunately, the author has not assigned any tags (keywords) to this post! And all this simply because the West was unwilling, at the time, to pay a fair and reasonable price for oil— as the Shah had proposed. Instead, he was accused of human rights violations within a fabricated scenario orchestrated by international powers, and hounded out of the country amidst a campaign of incitement. Global developments over the past 40 years demonstrate that Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s foresight was justified. As we can observe today, not only did the attempt to keep oil prices low fail, but it also created immense uncertainty among supplier nations—a situation far more dangerous than the unavoidable payment of a fair oil price, such as the one the Shah had demanded back then. The Shah’s long-term vision, as he expressed as early as 1975, was this: "Oil is too precious and finite a resource to be used merely as fuel. Its constituents can serve humanity in ways far more significant than simply acting as a fuel source." Instead of striving to ensure peace in these regions to secure future energy needs, Western powers are doing the exact opposite: they are attempting to stoke discord and exploit the situation to facilitate arms shipments. In the Syrian war alone, for instance, over 30% of arms shipments were routed through Germany, thereby contributing to the destruction and misery of an entire region. The resulting ills—the cruelty and the suffering—will have a profoundly negative impact on the future of European nations; detailing this here would go beyond the scope of this article. It took 70 years for the German people to distance themselves from the events of recent German history and to convincingly demonstrate and convey this shift to the global public—most notably on the world stage during the 2006 World Cup. However, it is now evident that there are forces opposed to this development—forces attempting to actively counter it and to broadcast to the world, with all their might, the narrative of a rift with the Jewish people. They do this not directly, but through a dictatorial, terrorist regime they themselves installed in Iran, propagating the goal of annihilating the Jews—or rather, the State of Israel. This support goes so far that congratulations are offered without hesitation on the 40th anniversary of Iran’s existence as a terrorist state—a gesture brazenly displayed to the world. It is worth noting that, for forty years, misguided policies have kept the events unfolding in Iran—and the abuse of the Iranian people—out of the public eye on German state television; likewise, there has been no coverage of the acts and murders committed here in Germany against Iranian asylum seekers who were brutally slaughtered by the terror regime. The reason for this profound silence lies in the country’s pursuit of lucrative economic interests and advantages. It is difficult for me—and for the vast majority of the global population—to comprehend the meaning behind this congratulation of a bloodthirsty regime, a sentiment echoed in numerous articles and statements. Is it intended as an expression of gratitude for the terror unleashed by the Iranian regime—such as the mafia-style Mykonos attack carried out right here in Germany?!! In this outrageous affair—which, in my view, was a rigged game—instead of targeting those involved who were pulling the strings...