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My new demo reel - mostly used @Blender and @AdobeVideo After Effects:
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Iranian woman, 23, is sentenced to death for blasphemy over a social media post that 'insulted the prophet' trib.al/D9JpwVn
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Almost every day the Islamic republic is continuing their savage executions of protesters and other innocent Iranians.
This is yet another Iranian woman, 23, was sentenced to death for blasphemy over a social media post that 'insulted the prophet'
Accounting student Najmeh Amini, 23, was sentenced to death last month after being held in the notorious Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad for eight months.
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For those who never saw these videos back in January.
An Iranian father enters a morgue near Tehran to look for his missing 26-year-old son Sepehr.
He looks for him among hundreds of bodies of anti-regime protesters. Sepehr’s body was found a week later.
👉 Made in Blender using Geometry Nodes.
🎼🎶 Processed the MIDI for Chopin’s Grande Polonaise in E-Flat Major Op. 22 in Logic Pro and running it through a piano VST.
⭕🔥 Rendered all 3,000+ frames on the RENDER NETWORK @rendernetwork @JulesUrbach
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This one broke me today.💔
A 38 year old nurse and mountaineer named Saleheh Akbari and her husband Ahmad Khodaei opened their home to wounded protesters who were too scared to go to hospitals on Jan 8 and 9, because the regime was hunting them down.
They treated them.
Hid them. Saved lives.
A few days later, on January 12, security forces raided their house. Ahmad wasn’t home yet, so they waited.
When he walked in, they jumped him and started beating him.
Saleheh threw herself between them to protect her husband.
They shot her in the heart. Point blank. Right in front of Ahmad, and their little 8 year old.
She died in his arms.
The grief destroyed him.
Ahmad couldn’t carry it.
He wrote one last letter to his wife, said goodbye to the world and posted it on his Instagram. He took his own life.
Two hearts that only wanted to help people, gone.
Because they dared to show humanity in a regime that has none.
This is what bravery looks like in Iran.
And the world keeps scrolling.
Share this.
Their story deserves to be heard. 💔
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Noushafarin, the 19-year-old daughter of Afsaneh Mohammadalizadeh, one of the fallen heroes of the Lion and Sun revolution in the January massacre, recounts how her mother was killed.
She says: Be our voice. Don’t let these names fade into oblivion.
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That's us! 🌍
The Artemis II crew captured beautiful, high-resolution images of our home planet during their journey to the Moon. As @Astro_Christina put it: "You guys look great."
ALT A full disk image of Earth, as seen from the Orion capsule. The planet is a pale blue, swirling with white clouds and glowing slightly lighter blue in place from reflected light. From about 8 to 9 o'clock, a large brown landmass is Africa, with the Iberian peninsula twinkling with lights just where the planet curves. At the 1 o'clock spot, aurora glow in a thin green glow, just barely separated from the planet's surface. Earth is set against the black of space. Credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman
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As war now dominates the headlines, it’s critical to remember how we got here.
In January, Iran’s security forces carried out one of the deadliest crackdowns in the country’s modern history and at the same time, a parallel war was unfolding online.
This special report reveals how Tehran seeded the false narrative that the uprising was a CIA–Mossad plot and how far-left influencers, far-right voices, bot farms and foreign amplification networks helped spread it worldwide.
Drawing on exclusive findings from the Network Contagion Research Institute and interviews with leading analysts, this investigation exposes how the regime exports propaganda to whitewash mass killings and shape global opinion — even as conflict escalates today.
An Iran International and The Free Press investigation by @NegarMojtahedi and @FPJaySolomon.
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In case some don't get it:
The occupying Islamic regime in Iran enforces Hijab rules based on Sharia, and it's mandatory for women to start wearing Hijab starting at age 7 (elementary school).
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New York City is being taken over by wannabe jihadists. This is a vigil for Ayatollah Khamenei. The man running this vigil is wearing a Sinwar shirt, architect of October 7th. I tried to interview any of the people setting up and it ended up with me getting surrounded and needing a police escort.
You'll see that this guy running the show here was in the "peace program" at George Washington University. The education system in this country is completely and utterly broken. It needs to be revamped completely.
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⚠️ Update: #Iran's internet blackout is entering its twelfth day after 264 hours with connectivity still at 1% of ordinary levels.
Meanwhile, the regime's spokesperson has confirmed observations pointing to a whitelisting system, stating that only the approved are given a voice.
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Ahmadreza Radan, the islamic regime's chief of police, has gone on state TV and promised to massacre any Iranian who protests in the street.
Radan is a murderer and a psychopath.
I'm rather shocked he hasn't been eliminated yet.
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CAPTION:
We have questions.
#IranIsraelUSAWar
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Something strange is happening in the information war.
Young Americans defending regimes like the Islamic Republic of Iran that jail protesters, strip women of rights and execute people for being gay.
Self-described patriots on the right suddenly echoing narratives that benefit a country like Russia — which is openly hostile to the United States.
How does that happen?
Not through tanks or missiles.
Post by post, people get pulled into camps that don’t actually serve their own country or their own values. They become pieces on a chessboard in a GRAY WAR — a conflict fought with information instead of bullets.
And most people don’t even realize they’re part of it.
The battlefield isn’t overseas anymore — it’s in your feed.