chronic life crisis battler

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[professional-giver-uper]

I am probably the angriest I've ever been. Let me tell you why:

America wrote and signed a treaty with Iran and during this "ceasefire" IRGC threw a big mourning party for their supreme leader, but before he was put in the grave they started shooting missiles at navies. I repeat, they ignored the ceasefire BEFORE they actually put the fucker underground.

The south of Iran is attacked everyday, places I've been to, and grown up in. Do you hear a single sound coming out of the "no war" crowd? The people who were so worried about the "infrastructure"? No you don't. But every single day we hear these fuckers + the IRGC executives talk about Lebanon. Lebanon will be fine if you freaks stop sending monetary and military support to Hezbollah. Lebanon will be fine the moment you stop your shitty proxy islamist groups from razing it to the ground. What will happen to the country you're occupying tho? You destroy it, because if you can't have it no one else can? Fuck off.

And the proverbial nail on the coffin was JD Vance talking shit about things he has no idea about. "94 million Iranians are gonna flood into our countries as refugees". Motherfucker 94 million Iranians are struggling to make ends meet. 94 million Iranians have not left Iran because it's their fucking home. 94 million Iranians are held HOSTAGE in the home that's occupied by a terrorist regime you'll be aiding by unfreezing their assets and giving them breathing room. Do I even need to talk about how fucking hard it is for us to get Visas?

The moment this war started every country came out with regulations and statements of not taking "Iranian refugees", which funnily enough was not the case for Syria, for Afghanistan, for Ukraine, for any other country but when it came to Iran, they just couldn't let it happen, which is whatever I don't give a shit but what pisses me off is the way they talk about us, as if we were waiting for this moment just to flee to other places. Y'all forget how people died because they wanted to have life in their own country.

Finishing on a heavy note, IRGC has started a new wave executions. Aref Khoshkar, Mohammad Amini Dahaghani to name two. Prisoners are going on hunger strike to protest this and I hear nothing about it on the media. Be their voice.

[professional-giver-uper]

I finally have something not sad to say:

UK has finally added the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to the list of terrorist organizations and banned them. It is now a criminal offence in the UK to belong to the IRGC, express/invite public support for it, display its symbols or provide it with assistance.

It's not much but it's a step towards something that can be great.

بیش باد!

[professional-giver-uper]

I'm kind of rewatching TDJ rn so I can get the timeline right for my fic and I just want to say it's driving me crazy how barren the fandom has become while these characters are still festering inside my head. microanalyzing every minute action of these fictional characters was not in my personal bingo but here we are anyway.

[professional-giver-uper]

Say his name:

Amirmohammad Kazemi

Only 19 years old. He was shot in the head in Kerman by Basiji forces because he was playing music during the "mourning period" of Muharram. The government forces murdered this kid just because of that. He was on break from his mandatory military service and just because he played music they murdered him.

[farrzyy]

Sixteen year olds are in danger of execution in Iran‼️

[kosmogrl]

the lioness still concerns herself with things she should have gotten over a long time ago

[dreamsinapricity]

After months and months and months of internet blackout and trying so many different ways to get connected I'm finally here again...

I don't know what to do, there's so much I wanna do and there's so much fear of losing it again that I don't know what to do...

I wonder if the world can survive a week without the internet while we endure months of it not working, not that I blame anyone but the Islamic Republic.

Yes the war happened but the dictatorship in my country made sure that we suffer more through it, they can blame America and whatever but the truth it this dictatorship (the Islamic Republic) is the one to blame, millions of Iranians losing their jobs, their lives, their happiness, the connection to their families because of what they did with the internet, they damage they've done to all those who planned for their future by trying to even escape this dictatorship, the damage to the school systems, billions of money spent to shut people up so that they can write their own narrative and unfortunately from what I'm seeing the world believed them.However,t that's not surprising, given that we didn't have the chance to tell the truth from the starte.

Btw they're still executing innocent people they arrested since the protests without any trial, any proof, they're not even given the chance of having a personal lawyer to some of these prisoners, and it's too much. Too many innocent lives are being taken and this war just proved that these monsters, no matter what they do no one is ever going to question or stop them.

[professional-giver-uper]

And ofc leftist tankies don't give a zero shit about what happens to Iranian women

I have nothing to say to this and I really don't think it's just the "tankies".

But honestly I think we all lost a bit of our sense of right and wrong when we started putting our morals within a political binary. Humans, the social animals that we are, always look for a way to fit in, to be part of a group and when you take up a role ("I'm a liberal/conservative/whatever tf") you'll do anything to fulfill that role and unfortunately, in the current climate, the left side of political spectrum have failed a lot of us, simply because the "values of the group" and the message they carry, their slogans if u may, don't match what's needed to be said and done.

[professional-giver-uper]

Mizan, a state run judiciary news source, confirmed the execution of two other innocent Iranians in Shahrud, Semnan province.

Javad Zamani

Abolfazl Saeidi

They were sentenced to "waging war against God" (Moharebeh) and "Corruption on earth" (Efsad-e fel-arz). Two accusations that hold no credibility anywhere else in the world and mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Dissent against the regime equals "waging war against GOD", essentially they're declaring themselves God, and killing people because they see themselves as such and their goons see themselves as agents of God. This is absolutely barbaric.

[professional-giver-uper]

One of the most infuriating things about the "Iranian women are just protesting and want war to wear miniskirts" bullshit discourse is the fact that the people saying it are the same ones being mad about school dress codes.

Meanwhile after you leave the damn school building you're free to wear whatever the fuck you want, however you want. Somehow, feminism dies when people living under an oppressive regime ask for the basic right of choosing what to wear. And they die because of it. And you villainize them. Being selective about this is actually quite vile, you know?

[professional-giver-uper]

Where are the women who protested in January?

This is not the first batch of hair found being smuggled at the borders. Many of the hair bundles do not meet the criteria for wig manufacturing. So who took this hair and from where?

The families of women who were given the bodies of their loved ones tell tales of horrors. Signs of torture, mutilated bodies, missing organs.

A lot of these women remain nameless and missing. Where are the Iranian women who protested during January 8 & 9?

[mossadspypigeon]

[professional-giver-uper]

We don't want reform, we want regime change. We want the Islamic Republic gone. It's not hard to understand.

[professional-giver-uper]

Hello friends.

Today I was talking to my parents and I just had to sit with some new revelations about the current economy that honestly terrified me. I feel like just saying the percentage of the inflation is making it hard for everyone to realise the almost dystopian crisis the people in Iran are going through.

A single bag of chips is now 120,000 toman.

The fruit we bought 7 months ago for less than 100,000 per KG is now over 400,000 per KG. Literally paying 4 times more for the exact same amount of produce.

I see people posting their recipt from grocery stores—the totals are through the roof. People keep saying their monthly salaries are not enough to get them through the month and it's gone in the first couple of days in the month.

This is only the financial situation. Sharia law is going strong. Islamic republic's goons are walking around and freely harrassing and abusing women who choose not to wear the hijab.

Do you remember all the hijabless women reporting from IRGC support rallies, talking about how women had freedom to choose what they want to wear? Yeah a fucking lie.

On top of all this, the country is in fucking shambles. The government's mishandling of resources brought us here: dried-up rivers and lakes, electricity out for hours every day even in 50 degrees weather, dust stroms, water outage... you name it, we have it.

I am terrified for the future of my people if we have any to consider that is.

[nonbarbari]

After nearly a month of being cut off, you finally reach the global internet. You speak about the terror you survived—just a fraction of it. And the response you get is being called a “Zionist.”

Go ahead—tell the families of those 36,000 dead to “not be sad.” Tell the people who were blinded to suddenly “see the light of truth.” Tell everyone to stay home and shut up because the Islamic Republic claims it supports Gaza.

You have absolutely no idea what this regime has done. No understanding of the destruction it has brought to Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Palestine.

Ninety million people in this country are living in pain and suffering every single day.

[insert-some-url]

Being Iranian is not easy when you have to fight the fucking pope too

[treadingsoftlyincombatboots]

Pope Leo XIV awarding the Vatican ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mohammad Hossein Mokhtari, the Grand Cross of the Order of Pius IX as a so-called symbol of “peace” and “pacifism” feels surreal and deeply disturbing.

Christianity is supposed to stand for freedom, justice, compassion, and peace. But what kind of peace ignores the suffering of millions? What kind of moral leadership honors representatives of a regime responsible for brutal repression, executions, terrorism, and the destruction of countless lives across the Middle East?

How can the pain of the Iranian people be ignored so easily?

More than 40,000 young Iranian souls have been taken by this bloodthirsty regime. Mothers still mourn their children. Families still wait for justice. Entire generations have grown up under fear, torture, imprisonment, violence and executions.

And yet their representatives are welcomed, honored, and rewarded.

What message does this send to the victims? To the mothers whose hearts were broken? To the young people who sacrificed everything for freedom?

Peace without justice is not peace.

Dialogue without accountability becomes hypocrisy.

And honoring the representatives of oppression while victims remain unheard is not reconciliation, it is betrayal.

If religion is truly meant to unite humanity, it cannot do so by covering up crimes, silencing victims, or legitimizing cruelty. The world should stand with the oppressed, not decorate those monsters.

This is not dignity.

This is not justice.

And for many people who have suffered under this islamic regime, it feels absolutely disgusting.

From now on, the Pope is no longer a messenger of peace, but a supporter of Islamic terrorism.

[m00rflower]

This surprised me to read, as the papacy has condemned Iran’s regime for years, and as I expected, it’s a hoax; the Iranian regime twisted the facts to make it look like they have the approval of the Pope when they do not, and people fell for it. Don’t believe everything you read, guys.

U.S. Embassy debunks claim Vatican honored Iran with top diplomatic award

“Contrary to news reports, Pope Leo has not bestowed an exclusive special honor on the Iranian ambassador to the Holy See,” the U.S. Embassy

Consegnate in Vaticano le onorificenze a 13 ambasciatori presso la Santa Sede - Vatican News

I riconoscimenti ai diplomatici dopo due anni di servizio presso la Santa Sede

The Blogs: No, Pope Leo Did Not Give the Vatican’s Highest Honor to Iran

From the blog of Kyle Moran at The Times of Israel

[insert-some-url]

So according to the first link the only part that the regime media made up was that the award was “exclusive”

Still the papacy let a child killing terrorist in that gathering, shook hands with him and included him among the recipients of that award instead of kicking him out or cutting relations with these blood thirsty mullahs all these years

You may not care but imagine for one second being one of the many Iranian families whose loved ones were tortured, raped and killed by this regime. Maybe then you’ll know why this is still treason in our eyes

[professional-giver-uper]

I read more about this, even though i personally couldn't care less about what goes on in the Vatican.

Basically the Vatican exists in a vacuum, these people don't even care what goes on outside and what justice is; all day, every day, they just talk "morality". I guess their morality doesn't encompass the injustice to the less fortunate. This award has absolutely no meaning–it's basically a fucking meaningless attendance patch. (Oh you were here for 2 yrs? Cool here's an award for u.)

Idk about you guys, but whether it was an award consciously given after considering everything that happened in Iran, or just a formality, this doesn't reflect well on the papacy.

[clmosara484]

hi I haven't been to tumblr for ages and now, after the internet blackout in my country, Iran, and the start of pride month, I'm here to talk abt sth important, it's mostly copy pasted but "intentions are everything" after all.

Mahshid, a 26-yo transgender woman in Sanandaj, Kurdistan province, was killed because of who she was, because of being trans. The perpetrator of her murder is a salafi islamic group.

This attack was done to spread fear among the LGBTQ+ community.

Transgender women and girls in Iran face constant threats, not just from society but from laws and systemic violence. This news breaks at the start of Pride Month — a reminder that protection for trans people in Iran is more urgent than ever. No one should live in fear just for being themselves.

Please be the voice of Iranian LGBTQ+ community, specially the trans community, on this year's Pride Month. They need your support more than anytime.

[professional-giver-uper]

Say their names:

Mehrdad Mohammadinia

Ashkan Maleki

The murderous Islamic Regime killed two more innocents today. This is what negotiating with them means–giving them more time to commit atrocities and kill innocents.