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Prosecutors accuse lawyer Tom Goldstein of deception in tax trial over poker winnings http://reut.rs/49JxrzX http://reut.rs/49JxrzX

Iranian journalist and political dissident Masih Alinejad broke down in tears at the United Nations, as she read out the names of people she said were killed during protests in Iran

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 AMBASSADOR WALTZ AT UN: "HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE DEAD BECAUSE OF IRAN REGIME?"

"So everyone should ask themselves, everyone sitting here today, how many people are dead, how many people are wounded, maimed and abused in the Middle East? "

Source: @michaelgwaltz / Fox

🚨🇺🇸 HOW TO MAKE GETTING PEPPER SPRAYED IN THE FACE EVEN WORSE: A TUTORIAL

Step 1: Get pepper sprayed.

Step 2: Have your friends dump water on your face.

Step 3: Writhe on the ground while your buddies keep "helping."

https://x.com/FrontlinesTPUSA/status/2011988432738787584/video/1

RT Mario Nawfal
🚨🇺🇸 HOW TO MAKE GETTING PEPPER SPRAYED IN THE FACE EVEN WORSE: A TUTORIAL

Step 1: Get pepper sprayed.

Step 2: Have your friends dump water on your face.

Step 3: Writhe on the ground while your buddies keep "helping."

https://x.com/FrontlinesTPUSA/status/2011988432738787584/video/1

Crown Prince @PahlaviReza schools a hostile interviewer asking him where his legitimacy comes from for the position of transitional leader after the regime’s fall.

There’s only one name being chanted in Iran and it’s the name of Deioces’ successor

Iran protests show bitter schism among exiled opposition factions http://reut.rs/3YE3sUT http://reut.rs/3YE3sUT

🇮🇷 "UNDER THE SHAH IRAN WAS WEALTHY, BUT WITH THE AYATOLLAH BECAME ISOLATED"

Patrick Bet-David, a businessman and journalist, gives his perspective on Iran, its leaders, and the international implications of the West's actions.

"Iran’s foreign policy and their involvement in Lebanon, Yemen, and Gaza turned them into a pariah state. Under the Shah, Iran was wealthy, but now, they’re isolated.

If you’re living in a country surrounded by millions who want you gone, how paranoid would you be? How much money would you spend on security? That’s Iran's reality.

Every single thing that goes wrong in the Middle East gets blamed on Israel. Honestly, people are tired of it. Israel might have a hand in some things, but it’s lazy thinking to blame them for everything.

These proxies in Iran know everything happening in the country right now. They know about secret tunnels and even Khamenei’s whereabouts. They’re heavily involved."

@PatrickBetDavid

RT Michael Weiss
U.S. intel telling Trump something different from “very important sources on the other side.” https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/15/politics/strikes...

🇮🇷 "IRANIANS LEAVE THE COUNTRY BECAUSE THE REGIME TAKE FROM THEM THE CHANCE TO GROW"

Patrick Bet-David, a businessman and journalist, discusses the complex situation surrounding Iran, sanctions, and leadership struggles.

"The regime in Iran is ideological. The sanctions are hurting the economy, causing people to take to the streets. But America and Europe aren’t without blame, they’re fueling the suffering.

How do you think business works? If someone keeps calling for your country’s destruction, what do you expect? Diplomatic ties go out the window. It’s a form of a sanction.

Why do people leave companies? When a leader mistreats you, you start a new venture. The same goes for countries. Iran's leaders lack diplomacy, and they’re paying the price.

My family didn’t want to leave Iran. My dad loves Iran, but it’s the leaders who are holding the country back. Talented people are losing their chance to grow because of them."

@PatrickBetDavid

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“Why are Democrats silent while 10,000 Iranians have been slaughtered?” — @JasonMiller

“This isn’t 2003. This isn’t an occupation plan.”

“President Trump is focused on de-escalation, stopping the killing, and bringing peace. There’s only one person who can bring peace — President Trump."

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 "TRUMP WON’T START A WAR, BUT HE WON’T BACK DOWN"

Patrick Bet-David breaks down Trump’s approach to handling the growing tensions with Iran. He says that Trump’s mindset is clear, and it’s not what most assume.

"Trump is a tough guy, but tough guys don’t want to fight. They avoid it. Look at the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze. You don’t want to fight.

Trump doesn’t want war. He’ll do everything to avoid it. War means trouble, loss of money, injuries, everything goes bad.

He’s also not someone who’ll let you humiliate him. He’ll respond if you push him.

I trust Trump’s instincts. No leadership team gets everything right, but Trump’s ability to process complex issues stands out."

@PatrickBetDavid

🚨🇮🇷 REPORT: IRAN DIDN'T STOP KILLING PROTESTERS... THEY TERRORIZED EVERYONE INTO STAYING HOME

Sources in Tehran tell The Post the streets are flooded with tanks and trucks full of machine gunners "aiming them at everyone."

The protests stopped because people are too afraid to step outside, not because the regime showed mercy.

"There are no protests anymore because of massive killings.

With 12,000 dead, people are terrified."

Families are being told to collect their relatives' bodies or they'll be dumped in mass graves.

Trump said yesterday the killing stopped.

The killing stopped because the streets are occupied by men with machine guns.

Source: NY Post

🇮🇷 "REZA PAHLAVI MAY FACE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS BECAUSE SO MANY IRANIANS HATE HIS NAME"

Patrick Bet-David, a businessman and journalist, explains the brutal history of Iran, the complexities of leadership, and why fixing Iran won't be easy.

"Iran under the Shah was complex: great economy, but brutal crackdowns. The intelligence services didn’t tolerate any dissent. The Shah was like other tough leaders, Saudi Arabia, UAE, but brutal when needed.

To take over Iran today, it’s not going to be peaceful. Reza Pahlavi may face assassination attempts because so many hate the regime’s name.

Imagine leading a country like Iran, where people have been brainwashed to hate the Pahlavi name. How do you expect to change that hate in a few years?

Reza Pahlavi's father did the impossible: he transformed Iran. But now, anyone trying to change it will face the same tough choices. This won’t be peaceful."

@PatrickBetDavid

🇺🇸🇮🇷 SHOULD THE U.S. STRIKE IRAN? "IF THE GOAL IS WEAKEN THE REGIME AND NEGOTIATE, I'M IN"

Patrick Bet-David, an Iranian-American entrepreneur and journalist, shares his opinion on the complex decision of whether the U.S. should strike Iran. He’s critical of the Iranian regime but highlights the risks involved.

"If the goal is to completely destroy the regime, I worry about a massive power vacuum and chaos like Libya or Iraq.

But if the intention is to weaken the regime and pressure them into negotiation, I could get behind it.

I’d be open to pressuring Iran for a peaceful resolution but definitely not a full-scale war.

I trust Trump’s instincts on these matters, but the real question is, how do we handle this situation long-term?"

@PatrickBetDavid

RT Yashar
رفقای خارج از ایران اگه با خودتون سیمکارت همراه اول دارید، هر گیگ ۱.۴ یورو میتونید اینترنت کاملا پایدار و بدون قطعی برسونید داخل ایران.
کل چیزی که نیاز دارید بسته رومینگ و خرید یک سرور داخلیه.
تست شده و با سرعت خوبی داره کار میکنه

#DigitalBlackoutIran
#IranProtests

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 "TRUMP WON’T START WAR, BUT HE WON’T BACK DOWN"

Patrick Bet-David breaks down Trump’s approach to handling the growing tensions with Iran. He says that Trump’s mindset is clear, and it’s not what most assume.

"Trump is a tough guy, but tough guys don’t want to fight. They avoid it. Look at the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze. You don’t want to fight.

Trump doesn’t want war. He’ll do everything to avoid it. War means trouble, loss of money, injuries, everything goes bad.

He’s also not someone who’ll let you humiliate him. He’ll respond if you push him.

I trust Trump’s instincts. No leadership team gets everything right, but Trump’s ability to process complex issues stands out."

@PatrickBetDavid

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 PRESS SEC LEAVITT: IRAN HALTED 800 SCHEDULED EXECUTIONS AFTER TRUMP'S WARNING

"The President received a message that the killing and executions will stop.

The President understands today that 800 executions that were scheduled and supposed to take place yesterday were halted.

All options remain on the table."

If accurate, that's 800 lives saved by a credible threat of force.

Source: @WhiteHouse

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