Mo Bashiri retweeted
Whether or not Europe stands with us, whether or not your journalists do their jobs, whether or not your politicians demonstrate the courage to act, I will fight for my people and my country.
Mo Bashiri retweeted
Could it be that a lot of people going on these marches genuinely have no idea what they are supporting, or do they consciously support this murderous, tyrannical regime and therefore the continued suppression of the Iranian people?
Mo Bashiri retweeted
It troubles me greatly that Western leaders do not understand the mind and ideology of the Islamists and the purpose for their existence. But to put it in a way that is relatively easily understood, they seek to conquer the world and impose their ideology on every human-being, and slaughter those who were not born as they were or who refuse to be slaves to their ways. It is, in certain important ways, akin to the Third Reich, which is why so many of its spiritual and political leaders celebrate the Third Reich, the Nazis, and Hitler. Today, they have found common cause with the Marxists in that they, too, seek to destroy Western civilization. Thus, negotiating with the Islamist regimes (Iran, Qatar, and more) and terrorist organizations (Hamas and many others) is like negotiating with the Third Reich. Appeasement, or peace in our time, failed in the past, and will fail again and again.
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Mo Bashiri retweeted
I described exactly how this would unfold:
xitter.cf/Parpanchi/status/20103…
Now CNN is in Tehran, broadcasting a staged reality and repeating the Islamic Republic’s script.
They went first. Others will follow.
This is not journalism. It’s whitewashing a massacre.
Iran will remember this.
Iran’s leadership is sending a defiant warning to the United States as tensions soar.
@fpleitgenCNN reports from inside Iran, and speaks to residents on the streets of the capital Tehran.
Mo Bashiri retweeted
The death toll in Iran, whatever it may be, is unimaginable. #IranMassacre #IranRevoIution2026
The protest death toll in Iran could top 30,000, according to local health officials.
time.com/7357635/more-than-3…
Mo Bashiri retweeted
Never stop talking about Iran, those brave Iranians need our support #FreeIran!
Don't Stop Talking about IRAN
#R2PforIran
#KingRezaPahlavi
Mo Bashiri retweeted
17 years old. A graphic design student. Ghazal Damarchli was shot 3 times and killed right in front of her mother in Golshahr, Karaj. Jan 9
Mo Bashiri retweeted
Since President Trump posted this, anywhere from 20,000-40,000+ unarmed Iranian civilians have been murdered.
Mo Bashiri retweeted
Executions have started again, and continuing. Silence is complicity. Keep talking about Iran.
#IranMassacre #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #R2Pforlran
Mo Bashiri retweeted
The media are losing interest
Politicians are losing interest
Celebrities and influencers never had any interest
We must not
We will not
90 MILLION Iranians are suffering and cut off from the world
Be their voice!!
Mo Bashiri retweeted
LIST OF SHAME — Members of U.N. Human Rights Council that refused to endorse request for urgent session on Iran massacre, which is being held this Friday, Jan. 23:
🇶🇦 Qatar
🇨🇳 China
🇨🇺 Cuba
🇧🇷 Brazil
🇵🇰 Pakistan
🇲🇽 Mexico
🇪🇬 Egypt
🇮🇶 Iraq
🇿🇦 South Africa
🇧🇮 Burundi
🇰🇼 Kuwait
... – at Davos, Switzerland
Mo Bashiri retweeted
The people of Iran are calling for international help. Don't stop talking about that.
Mo Bashiri retweeted
Do not stop talking about Melina!!!
Three-year-old Melina Asadi was shot and killed in Kermanshah while walking with her parents during protests.
After Melina was killed, her father was arrested and tortured by the regime and coerced into falsely blaming protesters for her death. In return, the regime handed over her body without requiring payment of the 1 billion toman (about $7,000) fee for bullet removal.
This is a tyrannical regime with no limits, one that does not hesitate to kill a child in cold blood.
Mo Bashiri retweeted
Do not stop talking about the horrors that are happening in Iran!!!
@realDonaldTrump @marcorubio @PeteHegseth @StateDept @DeptofWar
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“You have ten minutes to cry,”
The officer’s command to the couple as he revealed the corpse of their twentysomething daughter, gunned down in the streets of Isfahan.
After searching morgues and hospitals for days when she didn’t come home from the demonstrations, they paid $5,500 in so-called “bullet money” demanded by the security forces and were driven five hours to another town where her body had been thrown into an old grave.
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