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03/24/2026

Hearing King Mohammad Reza Pahlavi speak about hits different when you understand what he meant by it. For him, it was not a slogan. It was duty. He spoke about serving Iran and its people as the highest responsibility, even knowing that some would turn against him or try to harm what he was building. That level of commitment is rare. To put your country above your comfort, above your safety, above your own image. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi believed nothing mattered more than serving his people, and you can feel that in every word he says. Whether people agree or disagree, one thing is clear. He loved Iran deeply, and he carried that responsibility with pride until the end. .pahlavi

03/24/2026

I received death threats for speaking up, and that alone tells you how uncomfortable truth makes some people.

But fear does not decide my voice. Fear cannot stop me from speaking up about what’s happening in Iran.

I stand with people, I stand with , and I stand with people of . You can disagree, you can get angry, you can even try to kill me but you will not silence me. I will keep speaking, I will keep showing up, and I will not step back from what I believe in.

03/20/2026

Happy Persian New Year.

03/19/2026

Today broke something in me. Five young men were executed in public. All under 25. All athletes. One of them was a wrestling champion. The youngest was 19. I keep thinking about that age. At 19 you are dreaming, building, figuring life out. Not facing death for asking for freedom. They were not numbers. They were sons, friends, someone’s whole world. And now they are gone.

This is what our life looks like now. Not business, not plans, not growth. We wake up and reach for our phones with fear in our stomach. Every morning feels the same. Who is next? Who did we lose today? People message me about events and plans, and I read those messages and just sit there. Because it is hard to explain this kind of weight. This constant fear that never leaves.

03/18/2026

I was at Chaharshanbe Suri, the last Wednesday of the Persian year.

We lit the fire and gathered together, even with heavy hearts. In the past two months, thousands of innocent Iranians were killed by the IRGC for seeking freedom. That pain stays with us.

But we still showed up.

We celebrated not because everything is okay, but to show that we are still standing. Our spirit is not broken. Our identity is still alive.

This night was a message. We remember those we lost. We carry their voices forward.

We will keep moving until Iran is free.

What Is Chahar Shanbe Suri?

Chaharshanbe Suri is an ancient Persian festival held on the last Wednesday night before Nowruz, the Persian New Year.

People gather and light small fires, then jump over them while saying phrases that mean, “take my pain and give me your warmth.” The fire represents purification, renewal, and leaving behind negativity from the past year.

It is a night of and hope for a fresh start..
#چهارشنبهسوری #عيد

03/17/2026

Persia once stood as a symbol of justice and dignity.
Over 2,500 years ago, led with vision, not fear. He honored freedom of belief, protected human rights, and allowed people to live without oppression.

His legacy became a foundation for what many now call the first declaration of

Today, the same land carries a different weight. Voices are silenced. is restricted. Many pay a heavy price for speaking, choosing, and simply existing with dignity.

But history does not disappear. It lives in memory, in identity, and in people who refuse to forget.

The spirit of Cyrus was never about power. It was about humanity.
And that spirit still lives in those who continue to stand for freedom.

03/17/2026

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