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BREAKING: Egypt places 35 Europe-linked Islamist organizations on its terror list.
(Source: Egypt Today | link below)
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We strongly condemn the cyberattacks by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, as attributed by 🇫🇷. We have repeatedly asked Iran to stop its destabilizing behavior. Such attacks are unacceptable. We stand in solidarity with 🇫🇷 and will defend our security and our values–online & offline!
Zoe Carrie Mi retweeted
No one should face death threats for speaking out.
The Iranian regime's campaign to threaten and intimidate dissidents IN AUSTRALIA is unacceptable. Tehran's reach must not silence those who speak up for the Iranian people. We condemn Iran’s transnational repression.
theaustralian.com.au/nation/…
Zoe Carrie Mi retweeted
دیروز و در پیشگاه ایرانیان حاضر در فرانکفورت اعلام کردم که تنها در طول ۷ ماه گذشته و با کمک ایرانیان بیرون ایران برای کمک به بازماندگان کشتار، ۷۰۰ هزار دلار جمع و از طریق من به دست شون رسیده ولی هنوز صدها پروندهٰ باز روی دستم مانده! پس خواهش میکنم به این کمکها ادامه بدید…
نکات قابل توجه:
-فقط از بیرون ایران کمک دریافت میکنم(دلیلش امنیت بازماندگان کشتاره.) فقط در یک صورت میتونم از ایران قبول کنم که کریپتو(رمزارز) باشه.
-برای کمکهای بالای پانصد(یورو/دلار/پوند) از خودم حساب روولوت، وایز، ای ترنسفر یا زل بگیرید(بسته به کشوری که درش هستید.)
-برای ارقام پایین تر از این مبلغ، در اینستاگرام به خواهرم
Dorreh_khatibi
پیام بدید( با پی‌پل هم میتونید.)
پ ن: به زودی در اسپیس دیگری دریافتیها و نحوهٰ هزینه‌کرد کمکهای کاربران توییتر رو هم گزارش خواهم داد.
@PahlaviComms
#پاينده_ایران_جاویدشاه
Looks like a Green Lenin but I like this part the most:
“Gradually withdraw from NATO’s integrated military command.”
And this time US will watch France instead of saving them 🫣
🇫🇷 FLASH - LFI a dévoilé le programme de Jean-Luc Mélenchon pour la présidentielle de 2027. Parmi les propositions :
- Autoriser jusqu’à 3 jours d’arrêt maladie autodéclaré, sans consulter de médecin.
- Accorder 7 jours de congé après le décès d’un ami.
- Porter le SMIC à 1.700€ net par mois, soit une hausse de 220€.
- Ramener l’âge de départ à la retraite de 64 à 60 ans, avec une retraite à taux plein après 40 années de cotisation.
- Réduire progressivement la durée du travail à 32 heures par semaine.
- Instaurer un service écologique obligatoire de 9 mois pour les moins de 25 ans, rémunéré au SMIC.
- Faire rembourser les soins à 100% par la Sécurité sociale.
- Prendre en charge les séances de psychothérapie des moins de 26 ans.
- Fixer un plafond de 12 millions d’euros pour les héritages.
- Augmenter les APL de 10% pour aider à payer les loyers.
- Bloquer les prix de certains produits essentiels afin de limiter les hausses excessives.
- Revaloriser les salaires des fonctionnaires.
- Garantir un revenu minimum aux jeunes grâce à une allocation.
- Proposer aux étudiants des repas à 1€.
- Limiter à 1 pour 20 l’écart entre les rémunérations au sein d’une même entreprise.
- Soumettre les aides publiques aux entreprises à des engagements sociaux et écologiques.
- Rétablir l’ISF afin d’accroître l’imposition des grandes fortunes.
- Mettre en place la taxe Zucman pour taxer davantage les milliardaires.
- Répartir l’impôt sur le revenu en 14 tranches pour augmenter la contribution des plus riches.
- Engager une sortie progressive du nucléaire.
- Atteindre une production d’électricité issue à 100% des énergies renouvelables d’ici 2060.
- Interdire les vols entre 23h et 6h.
- Suspendre les zones à faibles émissions (ZFE), qui restreignent la circulation des véhicules les plus polluants dans certaines villes.
- Passer de la Ve à la VIe République en donnant davantage de pouvoir aux citoyens.
- Supprimer le 49.3, qui permet au gouvernement de faire adopter un texte sans vote.
- Intensifier la lutte contre les discriminations, notamment au sein de la police.
- Reconnaître comme crime d’État le massacre des Algériens du 17 octobre 1961.
- Renégocier les traités européens et refuser l’application de certaines règles européennes jugées incompatibles avec le programme.
- Quitter progressivement le commandement militaire intégré de l’OTAN.
- Soutenir la création d’un État palestinien aux côtés d’Israël.
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Zoe Carrie Mi retweeted
Em Frankfurt, com o Pedro Frazão, para prestar homenagem ao Príncipe Reza Pahlavi. Estamos ao lado do povo iraniano e sempre contra o islão político. Quem mata os seus jamais poderá governar.
#Chega #Patriotas
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"The jihadist terrorists of the Islamic Republic are threatening an attack. This is the Islamization of Europe. Too many jihadists are already on European soil.
This is exactly why Mr. Pahlavi's message to Europe is so urgent: 'End the appeasement.'
Stop appeasing the Islamic terrorists.
Stop appeasing the Islamic Republic.
Stop the terrorists from Tehran, and shut down the embassy of this murderous Islamic regime." 👇🏻
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Sentenced to death for tweeting.
موکلم امیرحسین موسوی بابت اتهام افساد فی‌الارض از طریق فعالیت مجازی در اکانت توییتری جیمز بی‌دین به اعدام محکوم شد.
#امیرحسین_موسوی
Zoe Carrie Mi retweeted
موکلم امیرحسین موسوی بابت اتهام افساد فی‌الارض از طریق فعالیت مجازی در اکانت توییتری جیمز بی‌دین به اعدام محکوم شد.
#امیرحسین_موسوی
Zoe Carrie Mi retweeted
What happens in Iran does not stop at its borders. It matters to all of Europe.
Today at the European Parliament, Iranian opposition leader @PahlaviReza and EPP Group Vice-Chair @fxbellamy MEP held a press briefing. They were joined by family members of victims of the January massacres. Discussions focused on the threat posed by the Iranian regime to Europe and the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom and democracy.
As MEP @fxbellamy stressed:
“The fall of the mullahs’ regime would be a liberation for the Iranian people and a major turning point for Europe’s security and freedom. The destinies of Iran and Europe are intertwined.”
The future of Iran matters, and Europe cannot look away.
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À Bruxelles, Reza Pahlavi appelle l’Europe à « mettre fin à la politique de l’apaisement » envers l’Iran
i24news.tv/fr/actu/internati…
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Europe's policy towards the Islamic Republic has failed says opposition leader and former Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, in a visit in Brussels.
brusselstimes.com/opinion/23…
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I have come to Brussels with a clear message: Europe must end appeasement and stand with the Iranian people.
A regime that plots terror on European soil, takes citizens hostage, develops missiles that can reach Europe and supports Russia’s war against Ukraine threatens Europe freedom and security too.
In The Brussels Times, I set out five concrete steps European lawmakers can take to support our struggle for freedom.
Read my op-ed: “Europe must stand with the Iranian people.”
brusselstimes.com/opinion/23…
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Important doc film on Iran protests in January that led to massacres (my pinned tweet says 43,000 but many of the 350,000 injured now confirmed dead). @BBCOne at 8pm. I’ve been critical of British journalists reporting from inside Iran but this one focusses on those who got out. Must watch TV tonight bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3qj…
Zoe Carrie Mi retweeted
A coordinated mass-reporting campaign backed by the Islamist regime in Iran has been targeting Iran-based, anti-regime, pro-Pahlavi accounts on X, leading to their suspension.
Many of these accounts are eventually restored, sometimes after days or even months, because the reports against them are baseless. But the damage is already done. Suspensions, especially repeated ones, can completely derail an account’s growth, reach, and ability to communicate.
This is a deliberate, coordinated attempt by the regime to manipulate and control the Iran narrative on X.
It is essential that @X and @Support investigate this abuse and take action against accounts engaged in systematic, meritless mass reporting of dissidents.
This is particularly urgent for dissidents inside Iran. They are risking their lives to tell the world what is happening in their country. They should not also have to fight coordinated efforts by the regime to silence them on X.
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I urge you all to watch this @UN report on the crimes against humanity happening inside Iran. The content is deeply serious. The recommendation as to what action to take however is a ludicrous joke.
The horrendous suffering of the people of Iran has been inflicted on them by the regime and the regime alone. To add America and Israel as deliberate and proportionate contributors to this suffering is beyond a false equivalency. It is propaganda.
The people of Iran never asked for war. They asked for the machinery of repression, used to massacre them whenever they rose up to protest in their millions, to be neutralised.
The closing words here - said as if they’ve never been said before - that “hostilities must end through diplomacy and human rights at the heart of any agreement” are as meaningless as they are maddening.
“Diplomacy” hasn’t worked with this regime for 47 years. Their behaviour has not altered, despite sanctions, even marginally. After all that has been reported, expecting this regime to change is plain idiocy.
Millions will see this speech as the UN intending to stand in the way of democracy ever taking place in Iran.
When the people rise up again - which we hear is imminent - it looks like the United Nations will regrettably side with the regime again. As they always have.
What chance do the people of Iran have when global institutions designed to protect oppressed populations are failing them so miserably?
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With Starlink driving the final nail in the coffin of Iran’s state censorship, @jamiemfly and Jennifer Brody highlight how the regime’s grip on cyberspace is breaking.
To support the Iranian people, democratic nations must immediately invest in direct-to-cell technology, fund satellite access to lower costs, and ensure user security against surveillance. Access to information is a vital lifeline, and the world must stand with the people of Iran.
Read more:
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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An Arab Michigan voter reveals he’s terrified of electing Abdul El-Sayed:
“I was born in Iraq, and as a baby, my parents decided to leave the country. The ideology of Abdul El-Sayed scares me in a sense of I’m going to be reliving the life that my parents desperately tried to escape.”