While Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stood before the United Nations lying on behalf of Tehran’s executioners, he attempted to mask a historic uprising that began on Dec. 28, 2025, against the religious dictatorship of the Shiite mullahs.
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that → stand → mullahs
People trapped in poverty, inflation, and religious despotism rose up across Iran against the republic of evil and wickedness.
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People → trap → evil
Following the call of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, millions poured into the streets in more than 300 cities and villages across all 31 provinces, launching the greatest uprising against the tyrannical, repressive, and occupying ruling establishment since the Iranian Revolution.
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millions → follow → Revolution
The prince’s credibility, influence, and acceptance showed that he alone is the alternative leader accepted by the Iranian nation.
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he → show → nation
The unified protests, the existence of centralized leadership in this “Lion and Sun” Revolution, and the anti-government slogans frightened the ruling establishment.
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protests → unify → establishment
And at that very first moment, the entire world realized how great and deep the distance and divide between the nation and the ruling establishment in Iran truly were.
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distance → realize → Iran
It is a corrupt ruling establishment, run by a criminal and Islamist terrorist cult, which, through lies, deception, and shamelessness, claims to have been sent by God and to be sacred and spiritual.
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which → rule → God
From the very first moment, worse than Genghis Khan, Iran’s former dictator — Ali Khamenei — ordered the killing, and his accomplices in this crime — Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei, Pezeshkian, Ahmad Vahidi, Mohsen Rezaei, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Ali Larijani, Ahmad Reza Radan, and others — proceeded with the massacre and genocide of Iranians.
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accomplices → order → Iranians
The largest street massacre in the history of Iran and the world took place, and the rogue regime killed more than 50,000 people.
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regime → take → people
At times, the figures rise to between 75,000 and 100,000.
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figures → rise → 75,000
President Donald Trump warned them, but the Islamist executioners cut off the internet, electricity, and telephone services and began killing people like savage beasts.
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executioners → warn → beasts
It is a ruling establishment that does not understand peaceful transition, voting, civil society, peace, or dialogue, and whose only language is bullets and terrorism.
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language → rule → transition
It calls every protester an agent of Israel and America.
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It → call → Israel
The Islamist terrorist in the U.N. said that the victim was the terrorist.
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victim → say → U.N.
He held up a photograph of the supreme leader of the world’s Islamist terrorists and said that Khamenei was innocent.
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Khamenei → hold → terrorists
Sarcastically, he used the Minab school as a pretext, although it was a Revolutionary Guard military base.
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it → use → pretext
And even now, in Iran’s schools, the Shia terrorist forces of Fatemiyoun, Zainabiyoun, and Hashd al-Shaabi conduct military exercises.
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forces → conduct → exercises
Yet he did not say a word about the regime’s torture, terrorism, and killings, openly carried out in Iran’s streets against defenseless and unarmed demonstrators.
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he → say → demonstrators
His projection and lies were broadcast from the podium of the U.N. He did not refer to the genocidal massacre.
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He → broadcast → massacre
Pezeshkian spoke about infrastructure, but in reality, the main infrastructure is those innocent young Iranians themselves.
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infrastructure → speak → reality
He referred to Ismail Haniyeh, Gaza, and Palestinian terrorists, but did not refer to political prisoners under torture in Iran or to those whose eyes the government blinded.
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government → refer → eyes
He referred to the “Islam Party” and the regime’s propaganda horn in the streets, but did not refer to the blood spilled in those same streets in the deadliest crime against humanity.
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He → refer → humanity
The “Islam Party” is the presence of pro-government thugs, hoodlums, and street prostitutes, who, in an obscene and distasteful manner, stage a street carnival for propaganda among the traditional and religious segment that supports the ruling establishment for financial benefit.
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that → stage → benefit
This has absolutely no connection whatsoever with the dominant thinking of the Iranian nation.
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This → have → nation
Pezeshkian, the symbol of the Reformist mafia — the Islamic Left — and a figure devoid of political awareness and moral understanding, hid behind the name of the Iranian nation.
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Pezeshkian → hide → nation
Yet, this is a regime that has nothing to do with the Iranian nation or with being Iranian.
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that → have → nation
Since 1979, Islamist terrorism supported by the Islamic Republic has brought disgrace upon the name of Iran and upon Iran’s culture, history, and civilization.
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terrorism → support → culture
And if this savage regime had possessed an atomic bomb, it would have fired it at the entire world again and again.
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it → possess → world
The regime’s thugs and hoodlums, whose hands are stained with blood, were sitting at the U.N.
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hands → stain → U.N.
The regime that stands against security, peace, stability, tranquility, and humanity proceeded to lecture and taunt Trump.
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that → stand → Trump
This itself is a signal indicating that there will be no agreement with Trump.
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This → indicate → Trump
The ignorant and vindictive president could not even read his Persian text without errors.
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president → read → errors
He did not even know how to pronounce words such as shoom [ominous], palid [vile], tragedy, justice, and so on.
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He → know → shoom
Pezeshkian, in a voice mixed with shrieking and an ugly sound, shouted the ruling establishment’s sinister propaganda against Israel, and no one asked whether he was the president of Gaza, and why he does not speak about the suffering, dark misery, and wretchedness of the Iranian people.
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he → mix → people
He hid behind the name of “resistance,” and of course did not refer to what the terrorist activities of Hamas, Hezbollah, Hashd al-Shaabi, the Houthis, Islamic Jihad, and others should be called.
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activities → hide → Hamas
Is the open relationship of this savage regime with al Qaeda, and its cooperation in terrorist actions from 1990 onward through Sept. 11 — as well as its organic relationship with ISIS today — called “resistance”?
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relationship → call → ISIS
Pezeshkian openly, with a self-righteous expression, commotion, and an attempt to flee forward from the truth, called terrorism an instrument of power.
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Pezeshkian → flee → power
He threatened that he would continue to spread insecurity if the intention to change the regime became serious.
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intention → threaten → regime
And his implicit reference to power means the construction of an atomic bomb and nuclear weapons.
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reference → mean → bomb
In reality, in the empty hall of the U.N., a Shiite Islamist terrorist threatened the world.
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terrorist → threaten → world
…and 11 more, not listed.
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