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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
Burger King in Spain and Portugal was way more carnivore-friendly. You can order up to 4 patties and easily remove the buns. If Burger King back home in Poland is this good, it’s going to be my emergency carnivore choice every single time. image
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
ANY deal with the Islamic Republic is a losing trade. They are oath breakers. image
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
George W. Bush toppled Saddam in 3 weeks. No circus. No bullshit like this recent Trump’s post. image
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
All cries for help are heard. All screams are heard. I’ve seen it.
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
The Islamic regime in Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz and look what war they’ve waged against the whole world. Anyone who opposes military action against this regime is ignoring the catastrophic threat of a nuclear Islamic Republic. The regime must be stopped. Period.
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
This is the danger with Trump. Trump would strike a deal the moment one becomes reachable. If he can be convinced that the Islamic regime will never acquire a nuclear weapon, he would lift every sanction, end all pressure, and sign an agreement. For him—and for much of the outside world—the atomic bomb is the only real concern. Once that threat is neutralized, Iran’s internal horrors become someone else’s problem. He brandished the threat of overwhelming force—“if one Iranian gets shot, the missiles are ready and locked” as leverage to force the mullahs to give up on their nuclear ambitions. When that failed — and only after 45,000 people were already shot and several sessions of negotiations with the regime officials—he struck. After assassinating the hardliner leader, eliminating senior regime officials, and devastating Islamic regime’s military infrastructure, he quickly engineered a ceasefire. The shooting stopped, but the pressure did not, the objective being to surrender the regime without more military operations. At this moment, the regime continues to execute Iranians—at least one young man per day and these executions are the ones proudly publicized by the regime. Many more are going on, but the news is suppressed by the regime. Yet Trump presents this outcome as a form of “REGIME CHANGE”. In reality, he does not care whether Iran remains under the iron rule of the Islamic Republic, so long as the mullahs lack nuclear weapons and long-range ballistic missiles capable of reaching the West. The only optimistic note in this grim picture is that the regime itself appears unwilling to abandon its nuclear ambitions. That stubborn obsession may be the last barrier preventing a grand bargain that would leave the Iranian people permanently subjugated.
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
Some people suddenly began caring about Iranian lives only when it seemed possible that the US had struck Minab’s girls’ school — one that was deliberately built adjacent to a military base to serve as a human shield, yet they said nothing about the Islamic regime’s systematic poisoning of schoolgirls with chemical agents across the country in 2023, in retaliation for the Women, Life, Freedom movement. If you’re one of these people, don’t call yourself a journalist, a freedom fighter, or someone who cares about humanity. You’re simply a hypocrite. I have ZERO respect for you. And don’t forget: even IF the school was hit by an American missile, it was constructed right next to a military base, which is a clear violation of international norms and even the Islamic regime’s own regulations.
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momotahmasbi 2 weeks ago
✂️ The #Iran internet blackout is now in its 81st day after 1920 hours. Meanwhile, the regime is attempting to extend its digital chokehold internationally, demanding control over other countries' cables in the Strait of Hormuz and big tech compliance with Islamic Republic laws. image
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momotahmasbi 3 weeks ago
Those who kept silent when the Islamic Republic massacred over 45 thousand Iranians OF ALL AGES are not welcome to voice an opinion on Iran and the war. If you kept your mouth shut then, FUCK THE SHUT UP NOW! image
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momotahmasbi 3 weeks ago
Erfan Shakourzadeh. 29 years old. Executed in Karaj prison, yesterday in Iran. The regime executes at least one young man everyday since the war has broken out. It has been regime’s modus operandi all these years. A wave of protests breaks out. The regime arrests some young people. Tortures them. Brings them on TV. Makes them confess to all kinds of crimes they haven’t committed. And executes them. Trump was right when he said Iranian people are happy when they hear the bombs and they get worried when they don’t hear them cease. That’s exactly the sentiment from Iran I am echoing. We are aware that in war innocent people get killed as collateral damage. We know that oil refineries and power plants might get targeted during war. But for a regime that is the enemy of its own people, the only way out is the war it itself started with the world. image
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momotahmasbi 0 months ago
Many people ask me what the actual internet situation in Iran looks like right now. I wrote this short article explaining how the Islamic Republic uses blackouts, censorship, and tiered internet access to silence people and control information. Please read and spread the word. View article →
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momotahmasbi 0 months ago
For over 4 decades, the Islamic republic has been forcing women to wear hijab, inflating its currency to fund its proxy elements, and yet we Iranians just needed the CIA and Mossad to make us want a regime change! You have to be an IDIOT to believe that!
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momotahmasbi 0 months ago
If the Iranian regime was not afraid of its people's voice, it wouldn't have blocked the internet. How many times have you seen the censors on the right side of the history?
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momotahmasbi 0 months ago
Mothers and sisters came to Princess Yasmine Pahlavi carrying the stories of loved ones murdered by the Islamic Republic. She told them no justice-seeking family stands alone and the bravery of Iran’s children will live forever in our nation’s memory.⁩ Original post:
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momotahmasbi 1 month ago
I’m saying it right now: I will NOT comply with the next lockdown.
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momotahmasbi 1 month ago
🗓️ Today marks the 70th day of #Iran's internet blackout, with the incident now surpassing 1656 hours. Digital connectivity is vital in times of crisis, and limiting service harms those most in need - people with disabilities, students, small businesses and the general public. image