The Iranian people are rising up against their brutal Islamic overlords once again—but this time feels different, and President Trump is paying close attention as his administration weighs unprecedented support for the freedom fighters bleeding in the streets.
Unlike previous uprisings that fizzled out under Obama's weakness or Biden's incompetence, these protests have drawn direct communication between Iranian opposition leaders and the Trump White House, signaling a potential game-changer in the decades-long struggle against the terrorist regime in Tehran.
Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last Shah, revealed to CBS that he has been in direct contact with the Trump administration about the deadly protests sweeping the nation. "Pahlavi said he has communicated with the Trump administration about the deadly protests," CBS Morning reported, marking a stark contrast to previous administrations that left Iranian freedom fighters to die alone.
The scale of brutality this time is staggering. Reports on social media indicate the Islamic regime's death squads have slaughtered thousands of protesters, with some estimates reaching horrific levels. "According to recent updates, during the ongoing protests and nationwide uprising in Iran, it is reported that around 15,000 demonstrators have been killed by Iranian security forces," posted @Zaheer_barakzai.
Regime in Panic Mode
The mullahs are clearly terrified, implementing a total communications blackout while claiming the massive protests are "under total control," according to reports from @TheHuckabeePost. But if everything is so "controlled," why the desperate internet shutdown and frantic blame-shifting?
What makes this uprising different isn't just the scale—it's that America finally has a president who won't abandon freedom fighters to satisfy globalist appeasers. While Obama sent pallets of cash to the regime and Biden begged them for nuclear deals, Trump understands that a free Iran means a safer America and a safer world.
The question now isn't whether the Iranian people deserve freedom—it's whether Trump will give them the support they need to finally overthrow the terrorist regime that has murdered their children for over four decades. The world is watching, Mr. President.