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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
25 days
Couldn't agree more
@EYakoby
Eyal Yakoby
25 days
Just Now: Incoming Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Iran: “I don’t know of any nation on earth in which there is a bigger difference between the people and those who govern them than what exists in Iran.”
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
1 month
Well said. It is better!
@antoniogm
Antonio García Martínez (agm.eth)
1 month
Spanish food is better than French food, and the only reason Americans think otherwise is their (unjustified) elite perception of French culture, and their equally unjustified disdain (if not ignorance) of Spanish culture.
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
The source of funding that allows this domestically unpopular group to conduct large scale lobbying campaign in the west has been a mystery
@senateur61
Nathalie Goulet
2 months
Sorry @FoxNews how could you be so ignorant about #Iran #MEK are traitors supporting Saddam against #Iran and are the only faction MORE hated than even the mullahs themselves.if you look for regime change in #Iran you definitively promote the wrong faction of islamo-marxist traitors
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Maziar Minovi
2 months
RT @KasraAarabi: Under the Islamist regime in #Iran, women are forbidden to sing. Those who do are imprisoned & lashed. But Iranian women a…
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
RT @RobertMSterling: Brian Thompson went from Jewell, Iowa (population 1,200) to leading 140,000 employees and overseeing $280B of revenue…
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
@robin_j_brooks Sorry Robin, genuinely don't follow the logic. Not imposing an energy embargo must have slowed the drop in IP, not caused or accelerated it?!
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
What happens when you let your view of reality be dictated by your political beliefs. NYC crime has dropped over last four years and is close to historic lows. The city is the safest per capita and the subway + growing citibike access make it easier than ever to get around.
@AlexFinnX
Alex Finn
2 months
New York City has turned into the most miserable place on planet earth Today, I moved out of it The last 4 years have been the downfall of the greatest city this planet has ever seen: • An explosion of homelessness and drug use • The subway is wildly dangerous to use, even in the middle of the day • Broad day light crime • An explosion of prices making any remotely nice area unlivable outside of the elite • A government that worsens inflation with tyranical tolls and fees (you now have to pay a toll to drive to lower Manhattan now, squeezing the millions of low wage workers who are employed there) It's sad and pathetic. It's almost like it's leadership went out of its way to destroy the city I spent my entire childhood dreaming of living there. After 6 years of experiencing that dream, it turned into a nightmare It took me 4 more years hoping things would change before I finally gave up on it I built a thriving business in New York City. Today all of those tax dollars are leaving. If you live in a city that actively hates you, just remember you are not forced to live there. You are not forced to keep paying them your taxes. You can take your money to a place that values you so much more The downfall of NYC will be studied for a long time. I pray the people elect a leadership in that city/state that actually wants to see it be the great metropolis it once was Your vote and your dollar are the two most powerful weapons you have. Make sure you wield them with every opportunity you can.
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
How to put an insignificant "never gonna happen" thing on the radar ...
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Maziar Minovi
2 months
@AlanBoyce47 Agreed. We don't need to agree with all their opinions but as long as they are not actively spewing disinformation they know to be untrue, their existence strengthens democracy.
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
Elon arguing for cutting EV subsidies for Tesla, R&D tax breaks for xAI, ...
@elonmusk
Elon Musk
2 months
Simplifying the tax code will increase productivity, instead of incentivizing bizarre tax-avoidance behavior
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
2 months
Yes, but so does raising tariffs, deporting millions of people rapidly, and forcing the Fed to cut rates too fast as president elect trump wants to do. #misinformationorignorance
@elonmusk
Elon Musk
2 months
Government overspending is what creates inflation. We need to make that link crystal clear to the American people!
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
3 months
And then he'll threaten more tariffs on Mexico and Canada for another reason.
@ianbremmer
ian bremmer
3 months
trump isn’t bluffing about tariffs. he expects constructive negotiations. he’ll get them (and quickly) with canada and mexico. china is an open question.
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
3 months
delivering loads of military drones which rain down on Ukrainian cities killing innocent civilians is not enough?
@hmajd
Hooman Majd hmajd.bsky.social
3 months
Bizarre that Europe would make a decision sanctioning a nation's flag carrier because of a fact that could easily have been verified first with Ukraine's @VZelenskyUA .
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
3 months
We know at least 6 people on the Supreme Court who'd be unnerved by this
@CassSunstein
Cass Sunstein
3 months
New paper, very rough draft: HISTORIANS AND ORIGINALISTS. For a conference on the new book by @TheGNapp. @lsolum @jacklgoldsmith @RandyEBarnett @WilliamBaude @StephenESachs @FriedrichHayek
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Maziar Minovi
3 months
Wrong. It is driven by regional power politics. Iranian population's views on the conflict has more in common with Europeans or the global south than Hamas. Such clearly incorrect takes are meant to tilt US support by making it seem ideological and existential.
@AdamRFisher
Adam Fisher
3 months
Iran’s opposition to Israel is not driven by geopolitics but by a perceived religious obligation to annihilate it. For Iran and its proxies, there can be no diplomatic solution for a theological problem like Israel. This is why Iran doesn’t advocate for a Palestinian state so much as it demands the destruction of the Jewish state. And why Iran funds Palestinian terrorists and tunnels, not hospitals or schools (not even UNRWA). Iranian clerics consider the destruction of Israel a religious duty, believing that reclaiming Jewish territory as part of the House of Islam (Dar al-Islam) will hasten the coming of the Mahdi and the Day of Judgment. And Iran views itself as the leader of the Islamic world precisely because it leads the battle against "Islam’s enemies." This is not my biased analysis or a 'Western' interpretation; it is the reasoning Iran provides its citizens as it directs vast state and military resources toward annihilating a country 1,000 miles away. The only people who dispute this are Westerners who project their own values and assumptions onto a world they neither know nor seek to understand. Such naivety is perhaps understandable, but no longer forgivable. This video, from just last week, shows a prominent Iranian cleric speaking on Iran’s primary news channel. He is not an osbcure cleric but wholly representative of the Iranian leadership and worldview. Leaders such as Khamenei (Iran), Nasrallah (Hezbollah) and Yemen (al-Houthi) are not merely political figures; they are religious leaders each claiming descent from the Prophet Muhammad, and they take their religious duties with utmost seriousness. In the West, we lack an equivalent type of leadership, leaving us unprepared to grasp the gravity of their threats and actions.
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Maziar Minovi
4 months
Amen
@EleniForCA
Eleni Kounalakis
4 months
I served as US Ambassador in Hungary during Viktor Orbán’s crackdown on freedom of the press. But the independence of the Hungarian press was only truly extinguished when news outlets began “self-censorship” to avoid political reprisal. Democracy dies in darkness.
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Maziar Minovi
4 months
Israel is the enemy of the mullahs ruling Iran, not of Iran. You should know that. These are the same mullahs who brutally put down the woman, life, freedom movement and the Green revolution.
@hmajd
Hooman Majd hmajd.bsky.social
4 months
For someone purporting to be the voice of his people (and the king of Iran) it is truly embarrassing. But it’s his own fault. Cozying up to Iran’s enemy, among whose leaders there are advocates for all-out war, meant that one day he’d have to choose his country or his patron.
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Maziar Minovi
4 months
Propaganda 101: foment division and fragmentation among your enemies. The Kurdish people have histories and national identities in a variety of countries. they have been among the most courageous ethnicities to resist the mullahs running the Islamic regime, but as Iranians.
@YouthViolenceIL
פשיעה ואנטישמיות ערבית
4 months
After World War I, the Kurds were promised they could establish an independent state, However, this promise was broken by the victorious powers due to political and economic considerations. Time to correct the injustice Free Kurdistan! @SecBlinken
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@maziarmin
Maziar Minovi
4 months
This view is either ill informed or designed to instigate foment in the Middle East. The amazing Kurdish communities in mideast have nuanced and differing ties to where they live. Kurdish Iranians are both proud Iranians and strong opponents of the Islamic regime.
@AdamRFisher
Adam Fisher
4 months
10 reasons the Kurds are more deserving of a state than the Palestinians. - Kurds are the largest stateless minority group in the Middle East with 40M people and a national identity going back centuries, unlike the Palestinians. - Kurds have a distinct language and ethnicity, unlike the Palestinians. - Kurds are tolerant, inclusive and religiously diverse, unlike the Palestinians. - Kurds were promised a state of their own by the British in 1920, when “Palestinian” still meant Jew. - Kurds actually experienced genocide during the late 1980s with chemical weapons, unlike the Palestinians. - Kurds have a history of successful self government without attacking their neighbors, unlike the Palestinians. - Kurds don’t deny the existence of other Middle Eastern states or people, unlike most Palestinians. - Kurds have been the vanguard fighting against Islamic State, Al Qaeda and others, unlike the Palestinians who have embraced and supported Islamic militancy. - Kurds fought to protect other ethnic and religious minorities like the Yazidis, Jews, Assyrians and Chaldeans, unlike the Palestinians who oppress non Muslim minorities. - The Kurdish national slogan “Jîn, Jîyan, Azadî” (Women, Life, Freedom) is more universal and acceptable than the uncompromising Palestinian slogan “From the River to the Sea.” None of this means Palestinians shouldn’t eventually have a state of their own that can’t threaten its neighbors and minorities, but the Kurds are far more deserving.
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