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Comments: These guys want to BBQ the IRI team in LA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF9lNdR7EQs
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Comments: 'Never been this close': Reza Pahlavi's daughter, exiled princess Noor says US military deployed near Iran gives her hope
Comments: US ready to hold another round of talks with Iran on Friday if nuclear proposal received within 48 hours: Report Ongoing diplomatic effort may represent final window before Washington authorizes large-scale joint military operation with Israel, officials tell Axios
Comments: Proof for what Dr. Parham is saying https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKPt1P5DHdE
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Comments: I have always believed that when we have to make a choice, it’s never about good or bad. Ok, maybe sometimes it is but mainly it’s about bad and worse. It’s hardly ever about chelokabab vs dog shit. Mostly it’s a choice between dog shit and cat shit!!! When it comes to the future of Iran, the current regime is not acceptable anymore, if it was ever acceptable. Change is needed. What are the choices now? That is the question. I would like to think that Iranians are the only people who can make that decision.
Comments: No other option, unfortunately!
Comments: Agha Zinsky wouldn't this: "I’m afraid that people and whomever they choose to lead them are a small factor in the future of Iran." make this meaningless:
Comments: Iranian students clash with pro-government groups at defiant protests A video showed rows of marchers at Tehran's Sharif University of Technology condemning Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a "murderous leader." The protests coincided with ceremonies traditionally held after 40 days to mourn those killed by security forces during last month's anti-government demonstrations, which saw thousands lose their lives in the worst domestic unrest since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution. A video purportedly showed rows of marchers at Tehran's Sharif University of Technology condemning Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a "murderous leader", and calling for Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's toppled shah, to be a new monarch. State-affiliated news agencies such as SNN carried videos of clashes, with protesters allegedly injuring volunteer student Basij militia by throwing rocks at Iran's top engineering university. Pro-government Basij members often assist security forces in quelling protests. Protests were also held in Beheshti and Amir Kabir universities in the capital Tehran and Mashhad University in the northeast, according to videos published by rights group HAALVSH, which Reuters could not verify. In the western town of Abdanan, a hotspot for protests, demonstrators chanted "Death to Khamenei" and "Death to the dictator" after the arrest of an activist teacher, according to rights group Hengaw and social media posts.
Comments: Student protests have erupted at multiple universities in Iran as the standoff continues between the nation and US. On Saturday, US envoy Steve Witkoff said that President Donald Trump is questioning why Iran has not "capitulated" in the face of Washington's military build-up aimed at pressuring them into a nuclear deal. Witkoff's comments come after Trump, on Thursday, 19 February – had said that Iran had at most 15 days to make a deal on concerns starting with its nuclear programme. Earlier, Trump issued an ultimatum that the US needs to “make a meaningful deal” with Iran, and emphasised that the coming 10 days will be crucial in determining whether an agreement is reached. He described Iran as a “hot spot" at the moment, despite ongoing "good talks" between officials from both sides. Additionally, Trump mentioned that his son-in-law Jared Kushner will serve as an “envoy of peace.”
Comments: This is the problem. Most of us are worried about what might be the day after revolution. We should of course be concerned. We had a revolution that seemed pretty popular at the time. People wanted a change and got one, a big one. That didn’t turn out as expected. With all that said, I’m worried it has nothing to do with RP or anyone else. People are desperately looking for something different. They don’t want this regime. I can’t make an accurate count of what percentage of people but it is majority for sure. Change is not easy, specially for a country like ours with so much resources and so many vultures waiting to take advantage of the opportunity! Internal and external factors are going to fight each other. I’m afraid that people and whomever they choose to lead them are a small factor in the future of Iran. CHANGE IS NEEDED. This regime has lost any credibility whatsoever. We have to trust the people to make the best decisions possible under the worst conditions…
Comments: Doesn't he look like khosh tip e Faramarz? 🤣🤣🤣 راستی "ستاره" ی مردم پسند و پو*لساز سینمای ایران شد. برای نخستین بار، توانست بازار فر*وش فیلم در ایران را از فیلم های غربی بگیرد. ولی برای من، او چیز دیگری بود: ۱. او با فیلم "گنج قارون" ش، توانست چیرگی فیلم و موسیقی هندی بر سینما و موسیقی مردمی ایران را، که از آغاز دهه ی ۳۰ خورشیدی و با فیلم "آواره" ی "راج کاپور"، برای ۱۵ سال، دل از ایرانی ها ربوده بود، بر هم بزند. ۲. فردین، (و پس از او "فریدون فرخزاد" و "آغاسی")، تابوی رقص مردان را در ایران شکست. او، که پیش از سینما، دوره ی رقص دیده بود، با درهم آمیزی فرخه (رقص) های "شلی" (shali) قاجاری، "سیاه بازی" و "باباکرم"، فرخه ی خودویژه (شخصی) اش را ساخت ("رقص فردینی"). کلاه از سر خود برمی داریم، برای «کوچه مرد» ی، که آوازه ی مهربانی و مرامش، در «کوچه بازار» پیچیده بود. همو که آواز «کوچه باغی» شبانگاهی اش، اندوه از دل های مردمان می زدود... آهنگ هاواریو مستر با صدای ایرج با اجرای زنده یاد فردین https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRAQZvTje-C/
Comments: Our favorite footballer when he was actually religiously used to ass kiss IR. ![[xSKqRz1]](https://i.imgur.com/xSKqRz1.jpeg)
Comments: وقتی همه چیز به گا رفت از اینهم بدتر شد میگن ما از کجا میدونستیم. عین داستان آوردن خمینی.
Comments: همین کس خلها بعدا میان می گن ما گول خوردیم - ما واقعا دمکراسی می خواستیم نمی دونستیم که این سلطنت طلبها برنامشون مارو خر کردن😡
Comments: دقيقا من هم همين فكرها راميكنم ولي ادمهاي خوش بين و كم تجربه متاسفانه زياد ديده ميشود😡
Comments: Reza that is just the scenario I fear. ShahollAhis, so naively, say "dont worry, we will figure out who rules and what kind of government later". This has so many assumptions: 1. I have yet to see any evidence that they will be successful. The best they can do is the lie that "All of Iran is behind vAlAhazrat". With the lame ass leader of theirs, it looks like anything but. 2. Let's assume in some miracle that you are successful. What makes u believe that people will have a real say? Or are we talking about the automatic installation of another forced "leader of the revolution"? IMO it is highly unlikely that they will be successful because US is not willing to put boots on the ground and Sepah is not giving up like the military of the ShAh era. So, IMO, if push comes to shove, it is likely that we will be looking at civil war which is the best argument then to split the country--what Israel always wanted.
Comments: lol I am not sure about that. What u say may be true for most iranians but there is enough "true believers" to make a difference. |
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