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Comments: Yes reza I don't think any of these numbers are accurate in social media. But for sure it is a divided country. More women supporting RP than men is very interesting. Also gilaks against Azeris. Other opposition leaders will speak up soon or else this Nimcheh Pahlavi will take all the credit. Some of these towns I have not even heard. Where is khoshkbijar https://youtube.com/shorts/gGcVHuIy3gI?si=-S7MBHsvo-TDG0Qo
Comments: European leaders urged Iran late Friday to allow its citizens to demonstrate without reprisal after Tehran signaled security forces would crack down on the protesters whom U.S. President Donald Trump has pledged to support. At least 62 people have been killed in the protests that began in late December over Iran’s ailing economy and have morphed into the most significant challenge to the government in years.
Comments: آقا رضا اکابر شیش کلاس سواد داره. عقلش به این چیزها نمیرسه. بیخیال. 😂
Comments: Tides are turning! More and more famous Iranians inside the country are taking sides with the demonstrators. These people, such as Daie, need to pick a side and do it deliberately and decisively. They do have a big following. Either throw your hat in the ring and take charge or give support to anyone they believe is best for Iran. Reza Pahlavi is the front runner and getting support from US and European countries. If there is an alternative, this is the time to come forward. No fighting or arguing. Just give people a reason…
Comments: How r both of these true As of December 15, 2025 among opposition figures, Reza Pahlavi (51%), Reza Pahlavi’s highest levels of support are observed in Gilan (47%) This is all shahollahi bs was the survey done in la? ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D")
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Comments: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DN6GTjwjvPd/ This is where we are with our youngsters and then you have a bunch of corrupt fuckers in the West that want to take over this kids country and supposedly help him???? I am not so hopeful
Comments: At this stage, there is no leader with majority support, none that are willing to fight. Even Khomeini didn’t have majority support up to few months before the revolution. That majority was put together due to desperation. Another issue is that minorities in Iran including Azaris, Kurds, Lurs, Arabs and others are not crazy about Reza Pahlavi. They remember that during shah they could not gain semi independence. I’m not sure if independence is possible under any system. Some sort of political independence from central government might be possible but they all have to be part of Iran. I assume a system that would work similar to states vs federal government could be considered.
Comments: Protests blaze at highest level across the country on Friday upon a call by the son of deceased shah
Comments: As of December 15, 2025 among opposition figures, Reza Pahlavi (51%), Toomaj Salehi (6%), and Narges Mohammadi (5%) are the most popular. Support for Reza Pahlavi is higher among women (36%) than men (27%), among younger individuals (34%) more than older (29%), and among the educated (43%) more than the less educated (27%). Reza Pahlavi garners the most support among monarchy (81%) and federal monarchy (74%) supporters. Among those who have no specific political system preference, 30% choose him, whereas only about 20% of republicans support him. Reza Pahlavi’s highest levels of support are observed in Gilan (47%), Alborz (40%), and North Khorasan (38%). His lowest support is seen in West Azerbaijan (17%), and East Azerbaijan (20%). Comments: جهموری اسلامی در حرکتی تاکتیکی ارازل و اوباش خود را شبانه راهی خیابانهای برخی از شهرها کرد و با تخریب اموال عمومی و خصوصی رعب و وحشت ایجاد نمود. این حرکت مذبوحانه قیام ملت قهرمان ایران را متوقف نخواهد کرد .
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Comments: Again, according to an internal poll in Iran, thu not official, RPG has only a 21 to 22% support. This message was conveyed to Orange man, which made him decide not to meet RPG in MAR-2-KOON.
Comments: A lot of misinformation is in the air, mostly due to Israel Hasbara. I have been in touch with Iran, actually my wife’s cousin and uncle came to Istanbul to visit us n the kids. Airport is open thu less are traveling not because of cancellations but due to astronomical prices. The military movement (according to a source on X) was created using GPS spoofing most likely by again our boyz in Tel Aviv. If you notice no one can tell you where they landed just simply says heading towards ME, but which country? They can’t answer. Iran military thu is on full alert, according to my wife's uncle, Baiet Rahbari (BR) has decided if they’re going the same route as Bashar Al Asad, they shall follow a scorch earth policy, bombing n starting shit with neighbors they have had issues for years. This will start a destabilization process they hope will paralyze US n Israel. Meanwhile, people in Iran have been told you can protest but if you get violent, they are ready to shoot and use violence as well.
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Comments: Trump has refused to meet Reza Pahlavi in an official capacity. Trump has said, it’s too early for that.
Comments: Amid demonstrations in more than 100 Iranian cities, the core demand echoed in the chants remains the return of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Throughout Iranian history, from the era of Cyrus the Great, the monarch has symbolized national unity and the preservation of the state. Today, democratic countries such as Norway, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the Netherlands similarly rely on constitutional monarchy as a symbol of unity. A meeting between Trump and Pahlavi could take place at the White House as soon as today. If political and security considerations permit, U.S. and Israeli embassies may even reopen in Tehran in the near future. Such a meeting would represent the White House’s greatest gift to the emergence of democracy in Iran. Although the CIA’s Iran desk may provide Trump with more detailed daily intelligence assessments, it is clear that the path to democracy in today’s Iran is difficult, winding, and rocky. But it is being traveled.
Comments: Internet seems fully cut off in Iran. I can’t text, chat or even call landlines anymore!
Comments: I suppose mine will be next. They canceled few for today but not said anything about next week. Turkish Airlines said on Friday it had cancelled a total of 17 flights scheduled for Friday and Saturday to the Iranian cities of Tehran, Tabriz and Mashhad. “Due to regional developments in Iran, a total of 17 flights scheduled for Friday, January 9, and Saturday, January 10, to Tehran, Tabriz and Mashhad have been cancelled,” the airline said in a statement, advising passengers to check the latest flight status on its official website. Separately, Turkish low-cost carrier AJet announced the cancellation of six flights to Iran’s capital, Tehran, over the same two-day period. “Due to regional developments in Iran, a total of six flights scheduled for Friday, January 9, and Saturday, January 10, to Tehran have been cancelled,” AJet said, adding that passengers are being informed of the changes.
Comments: I’m flying Turkish. So far they haven’t canceled it or at least not told me! |
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