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The Voters Have Spoken—And Now Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries Must Go | "The Democratic leadership we have today is completely ill-suited for this moment." commondreams.org/opinion/sch…
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The man below standing with indicted ICC fugitive Netanyahu and holding a Barak sniper rifle to be sent to IOF genocidaires is the man UNSG Antonio Guterres has just appointed as the new head of the UN World Food Programme. He is Luke Lindberg, a former Trump administration official and vocal Israel regime supporter who publicly praised Netanyahu in the middle of the genocide in Palestine (wishing him “godspeed”), and who is the son-in-law of Israel lobby darling US Sen. John Thune. In the meantime, WFP has announced it is cutting food aid to half a million genocide survivors in Gaza, as winter approaches and their situation grows ever more dire. This is the UN on its knees before the US empire. It will find the courage to stand up, or it will fade into permanent irrelevance. #Shame
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Among other things, this is an absolute rebuke of the war in Iran. Democrats would be wise to heed that lesson and truly become the anti-war party.
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ببینید دانشجوی چینی رشته فارسی چقدر خود فارسی صحبت می کنه!
در «شب دوستی ایران و چین» که هفته گذشته در انجمن دوستی خلق چین با کشورهای دیگه برگزار شد، با این پسر که دانشجوی سال چهارم رشته زبان فارسی در پکن هست، یک گفت‌وگوی ساده انجام دادم. ۱۰ دقیقه پیش از این گفت وگو، همین پسر جلوی بیش از صد نفر مهمان ایرانی و چینی به زبان فارسی سخنرانی کرد.
با وجود این که توی گفت‌وگو با من بعضی جاها اشتباهات کوچیکی داشت، اما بهتره بدونید که او اصلاً از قبل برای این گفت‌وگو آمادگی نداشت. وقتی من در سال چهارم بودم، به خوبی او نمی تونستم زبان فارسی صحبت کنم.
اگر شما هم فکر می کنید او خوب صحبت می کنه، لایک و کامنت یادتون نره!
#China #Iran #Persian
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پیش از رونمایی عمومی کتابم با نام هزاران سال ایران که قراره بزودی انجام بشه
دوس دارم اینو ببینید و بدونید، من واقعا کی هستم .
من خالق هزاران سال ایران نیستم من راوی هزاران سال ایران ام.
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If the Interior Minister of Japan started committing war crimes with our tax dollars we'd get to know him.
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The Zionist war criminals have stopped food aid trucks entering Gaza.
This is the result. Barbarism, state terrorism and deliberate starvation.
Everyone who enabled this will be pursued, including mainstream media and Western politicians.
You’ve made your bed……..
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Somebody should tell him that the city belongs to the very same civilization he was doing his best to demonize just a few days ago in Athens!
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So corrupt, pure evil -publicly calling for the annihilation of country of birth. In fact, Pahlavi hates the Iranian people deeply because they rejected his father the American CIA puppet faux ‘King of Kings’…
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Utterly incoherent how he goes from Athens, where he denigrated Persia as the eternal Other in a clash with Western "civilization," to this embrace of Samarkand, a city that's wholly bound up in Persian "civilization," if talking about civilizations is so important to you.
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گفتم اقتدار رو می بینی پیرمرد؟
گفت:آره ولی نه اون چیزی که با سرنیزه نگهش می‌دارن.
سرنیزه آدم رو ساکت می‌کنه راوی
اقتدار چیزی‌یه که وقتی سرنیزه رفت، هنوز باقی می‌مونه.
بعضی قدرت‌ها صاحب ندارن
قرن‌ها بعد، خودشون صاحب آدم‌ها می‌شن.
طاق کسری
تیسفون
اگر دوس‌داشتین ریپست کنید
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With rare exception, the response to President Trump's raid of Rep. Ilhan Omar from the mainstream media’s pundit class has been largely muted, with the vast bulk of the coverage coming in the form of he said/she said, down-the-middle reporting.This is in stark contrast with how elite opinion-shapers responded with uniform outrage in the days after Trump’s also dubious raid on John Bolton.
The very day of the Bolton raid, we saw scathing editorials from the New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal. Over the next week, each of these newspapers also published separate pieces from their opinion staff opposing the raid, casting doubt on its legitimacy, and otherwise leveling outrage at the obvious power grab. The raid was explicitly condemned in Politico, The New Yorker, and The Atlantic, which published four different indignant columns.
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When is the last time you saw a Western media headline about “Israeli torture camps”
Thousands are held in Israeli torture camps. This is what happens inside haaretz.com/israel-news/isra…
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Says the secretary of state for the country that killed 185 kids and teachers on the first day of the war? Remind me again exactly who is the “cult of death“ country? 🤬
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Sec. Rubio is going after Iran's leaders with some awfully harsh words...
He called Iran's ruling clerics a cult of DEATH, saying they celebrate child suicide bombers as national heroes, while America's heroes don't worship death.
It caps off a week of tough talk on Iran from the top of the Trump administration.
Writer: Daniyal
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We just released a short film on our investigation into the U.S. bombing of the Minab school in Iran in the opening hours of the war on February 28,2026.
The stories survivors, parents, first responders and others shared with us will forever haunt me.
youtu.be/9OmK0oeq5fc?si=UuIU…
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When will legacy media stop making headlines with the words of an ICC wanted genocide-architect in chief?
Then why are you publishing this headline @BBCNews?
What’s the point besides quoting a war criminal and vilifying Iran?
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I’ve said it over and over and over again:
One of THE primary goals of the U.S. blockade and sanctions is to cause food and medical supply shortages inside of Iran.
It’s disgusting.
Medicines run short in Iran under US sanctions ft.trib.al/k0MXVgB
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“Within hours of a Feb. 28 missile attack that hit an Iranian school, some Pentagon personnel knew the US was responsible, according to officials involved in an internal investigation of the incident,” Bloomberg reports.
The report adds:
🔹Pentagon investigators found a “cascade of preventable failures” behind the Feb. 28 U.S. strike on an Iranian elementary school that killed more than 150 people, including at least 123 children, Bloomberg reports, though Washington still has not publicly accepted responsibility.
🔹The probe found outdated intelligence, missed evidence the site had operated openly as a school for years, and overreliance inside CENTCOM on Palantir’s AI-enabled "Maven" system.
🔹Target-list work that once took hours was compressed into minutes. Pentagon civilian-harm teams had been cut by roughly 90%; CENTCOM’s team fell from 10 staff to one.
🔹The investigation that began in March has been nearly complete for months but remains unreleased.
Pentagon investigators have discovered that flawed intelligence, outdated imagery and an overreliance on AI contributed to a missile strike that killed 123 children in Minab.
bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-…
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Little surprise that the guy who said it would be moral and just to starve 2 million Palestinians in Gaza, now wants to starve Iranians.
