It turns out that, in the history of Twitter, now X, the most-liked Farsi (Iranian) language post on that platform came from a source that may surprise you - Donald Trump.

The post reportedly says in part: “I have stood with you since the beginning of my presidency and my government will continue to stand with you.”

Now, among the members of the Iranian diaspora - people who oppose the rule of the mullahs in Iran, many of whom fled the country after the Islamic revolution - are forming an "Iranians for Trump" movement. As unlikely as that sounds, it makes more sense than one might think. //

Iran - Persia - is a nation and a people with a long history. It wasn't always a nutcase theocracy ruled by Bronze Age lunatics. It was, as recently as 1979, a modern nation. It could be again. Under a Kamala Harris presidency, though, the Iranian advocates for dumping the mullahs and returning some sanity to Persia won't stand a chance. And as long as the mullahs remain in power, Iran will continue to be the world's number-one state sponsor of terror. //

Scholar GBenton
4 hours ago
People with good memory recall that Obama refused to support the Green Revolution in Iran under the guise of "no interference in internal affairs of another country" but later interfered in Egypt and Libya.