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Iran Regime Forces Hack Out Wombs of Female Protesters to Hide Horrific Sexual Abuse: Report

This is not new. During the last freedom uprising (quashed by Obama in support of the mullahs) women (and men) were raped to death en masse in Iran’s notorious prisons like Evin.

The world stood by then, feigning ignorance. Just as they looked away when Hamas and Gazan Muslims (‘Palestinians’) [sic] committed unspeakable acts of sexual torture and violence on Israelis on October 7th.

There were and continued to be protests against the victims (the Jews) of the Islamic slaughter of October 7th. All the usual suspects – Muslims groups, womens group, left-wing groups who condemned Israel have been deafeningly silent about the horrors perpetrated against the victims of the Iranian massacre. No protests or college walk-outs. No UN condemnations. Nada, zero, zilch.

This cannot stand.

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Blocks US From Using RAF Bases for Strikes on Iran

The actions of an Islamic state.

Churchill is projectile vomiting in his grave.
Britain’s refusal marks a profound break within the our historic Western alliance — a fracture that would have been unthinkable only a generation ago.

Britain’s refusal marks a profound break within the Western alliance — a fracture that would have been unthinkable only a generation ago.

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MEK and the Rajavis: From Terror List to Political Lobbying – Assassinations, Abuse, and International Maneuvering

In the realm of Iranian politics, few groups have sparked as much controversy and generated as much animosity as the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) and its leaders, Masoud and Maryam Rajavi. With claims of terrorism, human rights abuses, and allegations of collaboration with foreign powers, the MEK and the Rajavis have become a subject of intense scrutiny and contention both within Iran and on the international stage.

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Congressional Hearing Witness: $60 Million in Soros Dark Money Network Funded Anti-ICE Riots in Minnesota

During a congressional hearing, a witness testified that at least $60 million in so-called “dark money” has flowed into Minnesota protests, raising new questions about who is funding the unrest. According to testimony, the funds are believed to be linked to fourteen organizations, including groups described as part of the Soros network. Lawmakers called for…