Reminder that the IR deliberately tries to "other" Iranians abroad (using labels such as 'diaspora')--and are frequently enabled by westerners who parrot their propaganda about us.
▲ 92 r/PERSIAN+1 crossposts

Reminder that the IR deliberately tries to "other" Iranians abroad (using labels such as 'diaspora')--and are frequently enabled by westerners who parrot their propaganda about us.

We are one people and one nation and IRAN will always be our homeland!!

u/drhuggables — 4 hours ago

August 19 1978, Tehran, Iran: 400+ people were burned alive in the Cinema Rex terror attack. The attack was initially blamed on SAVAK, however later was found to have been performed by revolutionary Islamist militants as a false-flag operation to fuel dissent against Pahlavi.

u/drhuggables — 5 hours ago
▲ 223 r/PERSIAN+2 crossposts

Look at the scale of racism radical leftists exhibit towards diaspora Iranians. They are saying what they dare not say in real life. This is not a fringe minority

u/WillyNilly1997 — 2 days ago

"Iranian control of oil has begun!" Ettelaa'at announces the successful negotiation of the 1973 Sales & Purchase Agreement, which ordered the total withdrawal of foreign powers from and complete nationalization of the Iranian oil industry--the last time we had any good news coming out of Iran.

u/drhuggables — 3 days ago
▲ 86 r/PERSIAN

Back when Iranians had real negotiators: The Shah and his Finance Minister Jamshid Amouzegar at the 1973 OPEC Summit, during which Iran negotiated complete nationalization of the her oil industry. (Kuwait City, Kuwait)

u/drhuggables — 5 days ago
▲ 387 r/OldIran+2 crossposts

A young musician playing kamanche, Iran 1816. [2457x4013]

u/Halvinz — 7 days ago
▲ 84 r/PERSIAN+1 crossposts

The Islamic Regime, rather than focusing on fixing the 3000% inflation rate, is instead putting all its energy on making propaganda posters about a government that hasn't existed in nearly 50 years. They really do fear the name "Pahlavi" above everything else.

u/drhuggables — 9 days ago
▲ 155 r/OldIran+3 crossposts

A scene from the epic poem Shahnameh ,circa 1530 A.D. Iran.[2686x3580]

Rostam kicking away the boulder pushed by Bahman.

Attributed to aqa mirak, assisted by Qasim bin 'ali , Tabriz , circa 1530 . Folio 451 from the Shah Tahmasp Shahnama, gouache heightened with silver and gold on paper, panels of Persian nasta'liq verses in four columns.

u/Shot-Recording-760 — 9 days ago
▲ 114 r/TurkicHistory+2 crossposts

Exposing Iran’s Historical Propaganda

Professor historian Dmitry Chernyshevsky on distorted Iranian history

u/Objective-Chip3445 — 8 days ago
▲ 12 r/funk

SLAVE - PARTY LITES Is it safe to say that if you can't groove to this song, there's something medically wrong with you?!

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u/drhuggables — 10 days ago
▲ 63 r/NewIran

Anyone else notice a trend of self-proclaimed "leftists" getting really upset/defensive whenever Iranians call them out on enabling/parroting Islamic Regime propaganda? It seems they care more about "leftism" being criticized than they do trying to understand where the criticism comes from.

They always say something like "I stand with the Iranian people" too. So, how exactly do you stand with us when you regurgitate IR propaganda, for example:

  1. Push the false idea of "diaspora vs. Iranians in Iran" when we all know there is very little difference ideologically

  2. Accusing Iranians of being "islamophobic" for criticizing Islam

  3. Saying Iranians (especially "diaspora") just "want to be white" because we don't identify as "brown" or "POC"

  4. Pushing narratives suggesting the "IRGC is more powerful than ever!" when the country has an inflation rate through the roof among other things

  5. "What about the schoolgirls?!" [silent on executions and massacred protesters]

  6. Pushing anti-Pahlavi propaganda "What about SAVAK?! He's the son of a dictator!... etc"

  7. Insisting that Iranians are so stupid that we don't know the US/Israel are attacking for their own benefit

  8. Some very extreme tankies that we have all seen will even deny the massacres in January as a "zionist plot"

Honestly the list goes on and on and we've all seen it.

But the problem is here is that these self-proclaimed "leftists" seem to get VERY VERY UPSET and defensive when you call them out for these things, and much like many "progressive muslims" do when you call out the crimes of Muslims (present and historical), rather than try to extend an olive branch or have any dialogue, they double down and start throwing out insults.

Let's take a common example, that also highlights the hilarious parallel nature of the modern islamo-leftist union:

"REAL Muslims/Leftists don't act like that!" -- probably the worst excuse ever. Just completely defers the blame, implies that Muslims/Leftist are incapable of acting badly, and that rather than address the genuine problems with their ideology that led to the bad actions of the leftist/muslim, they just bury their head in the sand and absolve their sacred ideology of any possible wrongdoing. Then, without a shred of self-awareness, they'll get mad about "monarchists" behaving badly in isolated incidents. Yet I've never seen a Pahlavist or Monarchist say "REAL Pahlavists don't do that!" No, they take blame for it and condemn it.

The leftists seem delusional in that they genuinely think they are the "good guys" incapable of any wrongdoing, and rather than correctly ostracize those that parrot/regurgitate IR propaganda, they ignore it and then get upset with Iranians when we call them out.

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u/drhuggables — 12 days ago

Finger compartment liner in Boxeo Torres Medina gloves completely worn out after just a few months use

Pretty disappointed. The gloves are otherwise fantastic HHF 16oz. But the finger compartment liner is completely worn through down to the leather after just a few months of use. I don't have large hands nor do I have long fingernails as I play bass and have to keep them short. I've never had the liner in a boxing glove wear through like this. Just really upset given the price point of these gloves. I've seen other comments also report this and thought maybe they were just quality control issues or the user had long unkempt fingernails. Nope.

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u/drhuggables — 14 days ago
▲ 74 r/NewIran

"Jimmy Carter saw the Shah of Iran as a conservative republican ally; he took the position that this man had to go, that this was a proxy of the United States... [Nixon believed that] a strong Iran was in America's best interst; Carter didn't believe that." US author Mike Evans

u/drhuggables — 20 days ago