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The Danish Government
🇩🇰‼️ | The Danish Government has set restrictions to curb the spread of radical Islamism and multiculturalism in the country. The measures implemented include the ban on the Islamic call to prayer via loudspeakers in schools and public spaces, the prohibition of wearing the burka, and sanctions against closed communities that operate outside national legislation. https://x.com/uhn_plus/status/2086175619730075987?s=46&t=gT6uLhaVod8uwzT4p6povA
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A ban on multiculturalism?
Portugal
Portugal just joined the club! France, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, and other EU countries have already banned the burqa in public. Western nations are finally saying no to symbols of oppression in public spaces. These have zero place here. The tide is turning. Is America next to ban Islamic coverings in public? 🇵🇹🇪🇺🇺🇸 https://x.com/actbrigitte/status/2085714282965061995?s=46&t=gT6uLhaVod8uwzT4p6povA
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How can we in the USA both support a person's first amendment rights AND ban items of clothing that (my opinion) are intended to limit a person's freedom? (an open question) What if a woman legitimately wants to wear a burqa? How can we ever know it's really by choice? This debate is similar to the debate over seatbelt and motorcycle helmet laws, probably others.
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@Tziporah L. I knew Reza Shah I banned them, I didn't know Ataturk did, too. When Reza Shah I banned them it really pissed off a lot of people, but something tells me it was mostly men and old women. It's interesting to see where the pushback comes from. That can be an indicator of progress, too.
Mamdani Is Erasing Italians From New York — Former Mob Boss Responds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wGaLAKIwDo @Shauna Starcher The video speaks for itself. NYC should get rid of this Mamaduki Mamaluke.
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@Shauna Starcher He might be, I'm not here to defend him. I'm just trying to separate fact from fiction, that's all.
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@Midori Tengu My response was only regarding the statements in the video. Beyond that, you can think of me as a "Mamdani skeptic", at a minimum. I empathize with many of the problems he is working on solving, but that's about as far as it goes. I don't know much in terms of specifics, but 1: He's DSA (or DSA-aligned) and 2: supported by NIAC. That's two strikes, in my book. 70%?! Ye gods, that's a lot! Where did you get that number? I'm not questioning the authenticity, I just want to find out more information.
A letter from Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi
هم‌میهنانم، امروز، سالروز امضای فرمان مشروطیت در ۱۴ مرداد ۱۲۸۵، برای ما یادآور یکی از بزرگ‌ترین جنبش‌های تاریخ معاصر ایران است، جنبشی که از دل اندیشه و تلاش ده‌ها ساله‌ی ایران‌دوستانی برخاست که از عقب‌ماندگی و نابسامانی ایران در دوران قاجار رنج می‌بردند. آرمان مشروطیت بر سه اصل بنیادین استوار بود: حاکمیت قانون، حاکمیت ملی و اراده ملت، و پیشرفت و ترقی ایران. مشروطه‌خواهان به‌خوبی دریافته بودند که بدون قانون، دادگستری مدرن و سامان اقتصادی، استقلال و پیشرفت کشور امکان‌پذیر نخواهد بود. شاید بتوان سخن ابوالحسن‌خان‌ پیرنیا، نماینده تهران در جلسه ۱۵ شهریور ۱۲۸۶ نخستین مجلس شورای ملی، را چکیده و تجلی خواست آنان دانست: «ایرانیان را دیگر جان به لب رسیده است؛ دو چیز لازم داریم، یکی مالیه و یکی عدلیه.» کتاب «یک کلمه» اثر میرزا یوسف‌خان مستشارالدوله نیز همین حقیقت را یادآور می‌شد: راز پیشرفت کشور در یک کلمه خلاصه می‌شود، قانون. اما این مبارزه با مقاومت مشروعه‌خواهانی روبه‌رو شد که حاکمیت شرع و فقها را بر قانون و حاکمیت ملی برتری می‌دادند. آن جریان فکری، دهه‌ها بعد در قالب جمهوری اسلامی و ولایت فقیه بر ایران حاکم شد. تأسف‌بار آنکه امروز نیز برخی جریان‌های سیاسی، هرچند با ظاهری متفاوت، همچنان با اصل حاکمیت ملت و پذیرش رأی مردم به‌عنوان مرجع نهایی تعیین نظام سیاسی آینده ایران مخالفت می‌کنند. اگرچه آشفتگی‌های سال‌های پایانی حکومت قاجار، و کارشکنی مخالفان مشروطه مانع از تحقق کامل آرمان‌های این نهضت شد، اما بخش مهمی از آن آرمان‌ها در دوره حکومت دو پادشاه پهلوی تحقق یافت و به اجرا درآمد، از جمله با تأسیس دادگستری مدرن، احداث راه‌آهن سراسری، نوسازی ارتش، تأمین امنیت کشور، بنیان‌گذاری بانک ملی، سامان‌دهی امور اقتصادی و مالی و ایجاد دیگر نهادهای بنیادین توسعه. امروز پاسداشت انقلاب مشروطه یعنی تأکید بر حاکمیت قانون، رأی و اراده ملت، جدایی کامل دین از حکومت، و بازگرداندن ایران به ریل ترقی و تمدن. بر همین اساس، برنامه من برای هدایت ایران در دوران گذار بر برگزاری انتخابات آزاد، حاکمیت رأی ملت، تشکیل مجلس مؤسسان برای تعیین مسیر آینده کشور و فراهم آوردن زمینه شکوفایی و رفاه برای همه ایرانیان تأکید دارد. سالروز صدور فرمان مشروطیت گرامی باد و یاد همه تلاشگران راه آزادی، قانون و پیشرفت ایران جاودان.
A letter from Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi
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Too bad he can't run for President here in the USA.
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This just got posted a few minutes ago: دیدار با پزشکان میهن‌دوست ایران https://youtu.be/RO2suLh2R-s?si=F9fBe0zlZyoUezoj
Two Balochi language activists sentenced to combined 43 years in prison
Hengaw – Thursday, August 6, 2026 Mohsen Raeisi and Saeed Raeisi, two Balochi language activists who have been detained for one year and 21 days, have been sentenced by the Iranian judiciary to a combined 43 years in prison, with Mohsen Raeisi also sentenced to internal exile. According to information received by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights, Branch 2 of the Zahedan Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Sarhadi, issued the verdict on Saturday, July 4, 2026. Mohsen Raeisi (Noor), 29, a father of two from Erafshan village, was sentenced to 26 years in prison and internal exile, while Saeed Raeisi (Rand), from Ashar village in Mehrestan County, received a 17-year prison sentence. According to the verdict, Mohsen Raeisi was convicted on charges of "propaganda against the state," "armed action," "membership in groups opposed to the state," and "waging war against God (moharebeh)." Saeed Raeisi was convicted of "online propaganda against the state." The two activists were arrested on July 16, 2025, when IRGC Intelligence forces raided their homes in Erafshan and Ashar villages without presenting warrants. Both men were subjected to torture and threatened with internal exile during their detention in an effort to extract forced confessions.
Two Balochi language activists sentenced to combined 43 years in prison
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"Waging war against God" cracks me up, though obviously this is not a laughing matter.
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