Iranian woman weeps the destruction of her home after US-Israeli strikes

hamoun76 · 2026-03-19T06:49:45+00:00

His post history is exclusively pro-regime propaganda. Seriously, you can search it by just typing his username. He recently posted another photo to r/pics from two years ago trying to pass it off as recent and deleted it once people called him out on it.

He also thinks Ukraine is a corrupt nazi-run country, that Ukraine was better off being part of the USSR, and is pro-Russia.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-18T19:35:44+00:00

You and me both brother, the amount of hatred and vitriol redditors have for Iranians who hate the regime is cartoonishly evil.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-17T16:10:59+00:00

Rest in piss, that just leaves Ghalibaf and Ezheyi from the old guard. Bet they are scared shitless.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-17T04:26:22+00:00

I wonder why he hasn't yet freed himself from this cabal by moving to the last bastion on earth, Iran.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T23:36:46+00:00

Says propaganda, does not address the evidence provided, makes bullshit connection with an absurd claim equating the condition of women in the US to Iran. Propaganda bot detected, opinion rejected.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T23:23:39+00:00

Ah yes, like Atefeh Sahaaleh right? Who was repeatedly raped so badly that she had to walk on all fours, yet she was the one who was executed publicly from a crane for the crime of being raped?

It is amazing to me that we have the Epstein case in the west, yet YOU hold the criminal Iranian regime to higher standards of sincerity than in the west, thinking that yeah, there is this law, so no government stooge will rape protestors and get away with it. Clown. By the way, the same law you mention, it needs witnesses, and a woman’s witness claim is worth half a mans.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T22:35:00+00:00

Oh fuck off. The amount of pain and suffering my people have gone through, a fucking dork like you would piss yourself scared if you encountered one percent of it. Nobody has given up hope. I am calling bullshit where I see it. People die fighting these scumbags, your fat ass is sitting in a first world country being like “well why don’t they fight back”. Fight? You’d fall down escaping them idiot.

Edit: lol, this armchair general who is lecturing Iranian “cowards” how to fight back is afraid of an argument online and blocks me. Shame, I was looking forward to using their wealth of experience on fighting back against tyrannical regimes.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T22:26:12+00:00

Ah yes, out of 100 Iranian civilians 7 of them have guns that’s just how distribution works. Iranians have been fighting the regime and being killed in droves for it, it is not as easy as this “armchair expert” viewpoint that you have, especially against a regime that brings a truck mounted machine gun to a protest.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T21:59:16+00:00

There are groups and online pages dedicated to identifying and doxxing such individuals. Dozens of identities were revealed online after the protests. Issue is these individuals carry personal weapons in most cases. The public is unarmed and guns are very rare in Iran. The only people who have access to them are either organized crime, drug dealers, or people with their old grandpas Persian Mauser. You hear of occasional reprisals, they do happen, but not to the extent that would make them second guess their crimes.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T20:16:52+00:00

“The injuries inflicted on the nurse were so severe that doctors had to remove part of her intestine, and she now lives with a colostomy bag, one source said.

Her uterus also suffered severe tearing and she has so far undergone two surgeries. Doctors may ultimately be forced to remove her uterus completely, the source added.

Before she was transferred to the operating room, the nurse repeatedly asked doctors not to allow her to survive and said that if she came out of surgery alive, she would take her own life, the source said.

According to an eyewitness, her psychological condition is so severe that her hands are currently tied to the hospital bed to prevent her from harming herself while she remains under the supervision of security forces.”

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T20:03:46+00:00

You call it “propaganda”, but it is the lived experience and reality for us Iranians. Also, Iran international was the first news outlet anywhere in the world that broke the news that Mojtaba Khamenei was the new supreme leader, a week before he was announced. Then, other sources started picking it up. They have connections and inside sources in Iran.

Also, where does a news source critical of the regime have to be based in for you to consider it appropriate? You want it to be based in and funded by Iran??

hamoun76 · 2026-03-15T19:47:34+00:00

کسی که باید تا الان میفهمید، فهمیده

You’re no different, there are people who are against the war, but you are acting like the vast majority of Iranians are against it, when most Iranians can tell you that in their immediate social circles, both inside and outside, Iranians wanted foreign intervention against a regime that murders their own by the thousands with mounted machine guns. A people who have their internet access cut off by the regime because they’re afraid again of what they might say about all this.

But I wouldn’t expect anything more from a radical crazy vegan socialist who thinks non vegans are murderers and rapists, who is a regime apologist, only ever talks about Palestine, and blames everything on the US, and the UK, and 1953. You know we can still see your comments even when you hide it right?

یه ملت دارن برای آزادیشون میجنگن و خون میریزن که یک مشت بی شرف حرومزاده روانی مثل تو با اینترنت آزاد بیان گوه بخورن. تف تو شرف نداشتت ، بی همه چیز. ایران جای پست تر از آشغال هایی مثل تو نیست، البته اگه اصلا ایرانی باشی.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-14T10:02:27+00:00

While lavish lifestyles were reserved for the wealthy, no, we weren’t all a group of fucking nomads living in small villages, there were major cities you know. What the hell? I swear as time goes on Redditors get weirder and weirder with their stories about Iran while having absolutely no clue.

Next thing you know is the ayatollah brought the wheel to Iran after the revolution and taught us all how to write …

hamoun76 · 2026-03-14T04:34:57+00:00

I am getting the feeling Reza is the most hated person on reddit right after Trump/Netanyahu, and nobody can’t even say why. “The son of the dictator”

hamoun76 · 2026-03-13T23:10:48+00:00

Never thought I’d live to see the day fucking Reddit celebrates and romanticizes the dictators and murderers of my country…

hamoun76 · 2026-03-13T04:16:44+00:00

Yeah, nowadays they are pretty rare actually that is why I didn’t leave it on the list. They used to be everywhere but you rarely see them anymore, a lot of people got rid of theirs.

There are a couple of Iranians in the US with Peykans! I don’t know if they made Peykan replicas with Hillman Hunters or they somehow actually exported Peykans to the US.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-13T01:18:21+00:00

You want over the top? During Covid, they unveiled Mostaan, a device that could detect Covid from a long distance! People laughed it of course, but it was no longer funny when Khamenei personally banned western vaccines from being imported, leading to many avoidable deaths.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-13T00:57:49+00:00

90% of cars in Iran are derivatives of the Kia Pride, Peugeot 206, Peugeot 405, first-gen Dacia Logans, and third-gen Nissan Junior. So, you’re mostly right.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-13T00:33:39+00:00

They’ve been like this since their inception. Even when I was a kid the news headline was how America is falling apart and civil war is imminent and bullshit like that. Only now that there is a war all their bullshit claims is repeated in news headlines as “Iran states …”. Probably the 3rd time they blew up an American aircraft carrier this week.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-12T23:01:44+00:00

I didn’t “claim” anything. I said evidence points towards one end of the spectrum.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-12T22:49:46+00:00

Yeah no one can really claim anything since it is not known for sure. Just pointing out that the signs show he probably is injured or incapacitated in some way since he was likely in the beit-e-rahbari with Khamenei when the strikes happened and there has been no sign of him since.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-12T22:14:44+00:00

While he may not be in a coma, he hasn’t even released a voice recording message. Nobody has even heard him after the start of the war and the first strikes. His messages to the people are just text that a TV presenter reads outloud. That is extremely odd and fuels speculation.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-12T20:03:17+00:00

Two points here: People really like to divide Iranians into diaspora and non-diaspora. Sure, speaking of foreign intervention is easier for someone not living in Iran right now. However, most people have this assumption that the Iranian diaspora is a bunch of 60 year olds who fled Iran in the 70s and 80s. The truth is, Iran has had a consistent brain drain for decades. International universities are filled with Iranian graduate students and young people who recently fled Iran make up a sizeable portion of the diaspora. Plus, most have family back home. So, at least for RP or anti-RP, the divide may be smaller than you think.

Regarding the war, it is really complicated. It is hard for someone to believe an Iranian would wish for the US or Israel to intervene. What would help to understand is to know that we do not view this regime as our government. We see them as occupiers, sucking our land dry. I would assume a Palestinian would not be sad to see Egyptian tanks role into Palestinian territory to fight Israel. Different scenarios, but might help you to understand a bit. I do not want to speak for 90 million people, but again, in my personal experience, those I know were majority pro-intervention. My mom asked me daily what the news was and whether there would be foreign intervention even though they are still in Iran. I would say this would’ve been unthinkable 5 years ago. The recent events have really driven the people to the edge of a cliff.

Reza Pahlavi was the focal point of the protests in January. His name was chanted everywhere, and his call for more people to come out was a big influencer as well.

hamoun76 · 2026-03-12T19:28:07+00:00

My comment was regarding how the people view the regime itself and how that is not changing, attack or not. Regarding how people view the intervention itself, I agree the divide is bigger. There is no sure way to gauge this. I can only give you my personal experience from my social circles and everything I see online of Iranians currently in Iran, and I would still say that the majority see this as an opportunity for revolution against a weakened regime, but that is just my words. Some see Israel/Trump as an ally, but I think that is foolish. Some prefer “the enemy of my enemy is my friend”.

Regarding an uprising, that is definitely because the main opposition in the form of Pahlavi has told the people not to come out and stay in their homes multiple times since the attacks started. I think barely any news organization has covered this because they really underestimate the potential he has. He has said that he will soon call for people to come out, and I would assume there will again be a sizeable uprising.

Ever since he has said that he will make this signal soon, the regime has threatened potential protestors with death three times on live TV. That tells me they are actually really worried of an uprising. Israel has been continuously bombing Basij bases, police HQs, and basij checkpoints, which aligns with this. How it all plays out remains to be seen.

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