Outside Sydney Hall

Micaela and I, honored today to be invited to spontaneously speak to a gathering of good people, there with our friend Amber.

Standing in solidarity with brave Iranians fighting back for their country’s freedom from afar.

We met Samat.

And Rezza.

We spoke with Shiran.

And many more.

We asked them:

‘How many in Iran truly want the IRGC regime gone? It’s so hard to tell because of all the false narratives out there.’

They said:

‘Over 90%.

Not 60.

Not 70.

Over 90.’

They said this with conviction.

The IRGC is not a government. It’s a dictatorship. Most people don’t know that. But it’s the truth.

It’s also a terrorist regime. A radical Islamist leadership that hijacked Iran, brought havoc to its people, and has lit huge, raging fires across the Middle East and world with the Jihadis they create, fund and support.

These Iranians we had the honor to speak to near Sydney Hall remember what their country was before.

Before the takeover.

Before the fear.

Before the hate.

Before the misogyny.

Before the Islamic radicalism.

Before the regime turned its war inward—

and outward.

These advocates speak and sing for the silenced. For the disappeared. For the ones who can’t speak anymore. And for the children of their citizens in Iran and around the world. They fight for real freedom.

They say to their people and anyone who will hear them: Rise up.

With the name of Iran in your heart.

With the flag of your history in your hands.

March until justice is done.

Until the last shadow falls.

Until a new Iran rises.

We see you.

We hear you.

And we stand with you.

And many of the Jewish people around the world and Israelis everywhere—will keep doing what we can to speak up.

Your fight is our fight. Because it is simply a fight for tolerance, dignity, justice and humanity.

To the freedom of your people.

آزادی

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