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هرکسی میتواند بنا بر دغدغه هایش ضد جنگ یا قیام میلیتاریستی باشد و باید حرفش را شنید..
ولی کسیکه معتقد است میتوان کشوری را که یک جنبش خیابانی سراسری در آن در طول ۴۸ساعت تلفات ۵رقمی داده است را با حرکت مدنی و از درون تغییر داد را باید در محل دست و پایش را بست و به تیمارستان فرستاد
Muslims everywhere are loud and stupid.
Bill Maher and Rula Jebreal clash over LGBTQ rights in Gaza, Islamophobia, and whether criticism of radical Islam fuels the war on terror.
Bill Maher: “Can you be gay in Gaza? and live? Is there a gay bar in Gaza?”
Rula Jebreal: “Yes, you can. I travel the Middle East. You are comparing the majority of Muslim states with Saudi Arabia.”
Angus King: “Should I call Aslan and get him back here so we can…”
Wesley Clark: “The issue is beyond Muslim. It's about whether someone can be invited to give a speech and people will listen. That's the whole essence of the American system.”
Rula Jebreal: “The Muslim community in this country, you are treating them like a fifth columnist, and they are not. They feel threatened and offended, and they are underrepresented in the media and in political avenues.”
Bill Maher: “Never invite them here? You're here. They're here all the time on these issues.”
Rula Jebreal: “If you want to have a serious conversation about Islam, I'm sorry to tell you this, Bill…”
Bill Maher: “Every time I say something you don't like, it's not a serious conversation or I'm a bigot. Either I say exactly what you want me to say or else I'm a bigot.”
Rula Jebreal: “What I want is not a war on Islam; I want to win the war on terror. When you are repeating the same things that Al-Qaeda is saying, you're actually doing the work for them,
for you, we are all jihadists.”
Bill Maher: “I know that in many places in the world, if you left your religion, what would happen?”
Rula Jebreal: “Maybe not in Gaza, to be honest, but you can do it in Jordan, you can do it in Lebanon. You are blaming the majority for the criminal acts of a minority.”
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While @X gives Islamic Republic terrorists a platform which they use to spread propaganda against the Iranian people and the West, the terrorist regime has given #AmirHosseinMousavi the death penalty, wanting to murder him for writing his views on X, and Iranian patriots' accounts are being suspended as a result of mass reportings by IR agents.
@elonmusk
@Support
Faust retweeted
موکلم امیرحسین موسوی بابت اتهام افساد فی‌الارض از طریق فعالیت مجازی در اکانت توییتری جیمز بی‌دین به اعدام محکوم شد.
#امیرحسین_موسوی
Faust retweeted
18 دی توی فردیس بین شلوغی و خیلی رندوم با دونفر دوست شدم به اسم امیر و مهرشاد.
اخر شب قرار گذاشتیم که فرداش ساعت 7ونیم یه جای مشخص همو ببینیم تا اگه چیزی شد سه نفری هوای همدیگه رو داشته باشیم
چون به هم نزدیک بودیم خونه هامونو به هم نشون دادیم ولی گوشی نداشتیم که شماره بگیریم/
Faust retweeted
Shocking…
This is Taraneh Alidoosti. The actress who represented Iranian cinema to the world, the star of the film that won the Oscar. What did she do? She posted one photo without the hijab during Woman Life Freedom uprising in 2022 to show her solidarity with the People of Iran .
That is all. She said no to executions, no to the crackdown. That same week they came to her home and took her to Evin prison. When she was released, she was no longer the same Taraneh. Doctors diagnosed her with a rare illness that made her skin fall off and ravaged her body. She is still under treatment.
They say it was caused by drug interaction. Which drugs? What did they give her in that prison? No one answers. Today this photo is going viral across Iran because people want to see the price of one photo without hijab. To the regime it was just a photo.
To us, Taraneh is a woman who gave up everything: her career, her cinema, her health. And even now, in silence, mourning her father, she has not bowed. Taraneh, you did not just remove the hijab. You tore off their mask. We are your voice.
Faust retweeted
🇻🇪🤝🏼🇮🇷:
دوستان عزیزم از ایران، پارسی‌زبانان عزیز،
می‌خواهم چیزی شخصی و از صمیم قلب با شما در میان بگذارم: زمانی که در ونزوئلا زندگی می‌کردم، اغلب امیدم را از دست می‌دادم و احساس می‌کردم در زندگی‌ای گرفتار شده‌ام که آرام‌آرام از دستم می‌گریزد. موسیقی به من کمک کرد تا امیدم را زنده نگه دارم؛ امید به اینکه روزی اوضاع بهتر خواهد شد.
ما در آمریکای لاتین هنر موسیقی و سینمایمان را با یکدیگر به اشتراک می‌گذاریم. این ویدئو که برای شما ترجمه کرده‌ام، متعلق به یک هنرمند مکزیکی است، اما در واقع صدای تمام این منطقه است.
این ترانه در روزهایی که در برابر این‌همه بی‌عدالتی احساس ناتوانی می‌کردم و نمی‌توانستم چیزی را به‌طور اساسی تغییر دهم، به من امید می‌بخشید.
این ترانه را با عشق برای شما ترجمه کرده‌ام.
Faust retweeted
I’ve been actively using this account for 9 years. As an Iranian and an opponent of the Islamic Republic, I’ve used this platform to amplify the voices of Iranian people, especially when the regime shuts down the internet to hide its crimes and silence those demanding freedom.
Although I live outside Iran, I’ve always tried to report what is happening inside the country honestly, share the news, and make sure the voices of people who cannot speak freely are heard around the world.
In the past month alone, @X has locked my account 3 times, including once for 7 days, over tweets that were simply reporting news from Iran and, to my knowledge, did not violate any rules.
The pattern raises serious concerns about coordinated mass-reporting campaigns by regime supporters targeting Iranian opposition accounts. Many other voices opposing the Islamic Republic have also reportedly faced suspensions and restrictions during this period.
When the regime cuts off the internet, every account that helps the world hear from inside Iran matters. If those accounts are silenced through mass reporting and unfair enforcement, the result is exactly what the regime wants: fewer witnesses, less visibility, and less international attention.
@Support @Safety @GlobalAffairs, I urge you to investigate these repeated locks, review the specific tweets, and ensure your enforcement systems cannot be abused to silence political speech.
Don’t let coordinated reporting abuse silence us. When the Islamic Republic shuts down the internet, X must not become another place where the voices of Iranian people are shut down.
#freeiran
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.
Faust retweeted
اگر رپ‌کنای داخل ایران (به غیر از حکومتیا و مجوزیا و وسط‌بازا) مستقیم و تند ج.ا رو تو آهنگاشون نمی‌زنن، به این معنی نیست که دغدغه‌شو ندارن...
رپرهایی که ۱۸-۱۹ دی جاویدنام شدند:
#آریا_هنرمند
#ماهان_قدمی
#پوریامختاری (الف)
#ابوالفضل_یغموری
#عرفان_میرزایی
@HichkasOfficial
Faust retweeted
Neuralink’s first product is called Telepathy.
It enables high-speed communication with computers or humans simply by thinking. Output bandwidth will vastly exceed the fastest human speech or typing in a few years. Read that sentence again.
Faust retweeted
۲۴ سالگیت مبارک🤍جانِ شریف ..
#مهرشاد_شهیدی
۴ آبان ۱۴۰۱ / اراک
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