Category: Islamofascism
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The Iranian Regime’s Greatest Asset Is Not Its Military Capability
The Islamic Republic of Iran’s s greatest asset is not its military capability or militias, it is their intelligentsia abroad… READ MORE
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Reining In Iran’s Brutal Regime
The key to realizing that goal is for the U.S. to continue President Trump’s policy of isolating Iran’s dictatorship, both… READ MORE
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The Obama Administration: At Odds with Itself, and the People of Iran
Obama White House staffers have willfully maintained regular contact with Tehran since the Democratic Party lost the 2016 US elections.… READ MORE
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Jason Rezaian: Mullahs’ Favorite Manchurian Candidate
Jason Rezaian does not have the “Stockholm Syndrome.” Mechanically echoing NIAC’s rhetoric, he has always been the Manchurian Candidate for… READ MORE
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How Iran’s Pro-Regime Lobbyists, Global Socialists and “Activists” Turn a Blind Eye towards Human Rights Violations in Iran
Rufat Ahmadzada: The enormous importance of moral support is immeasurable for oppressed people. Western intellectuals played a vital role in… READ MORE
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What Is Bernie Sanders Worried About?
Amir Taheri: PresidentTrump and Khomeinist leaders insist that there is no prospect of a war with the US. “Supreme Guide”… READ MORE
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Why NIAC Does Not Represent Me as An Iranian-American
Reza Behrouz: “NIAC’s conduct over the years has led Iranian-Americans to reject the group’s claim of being their representative. Fortunately, the… READ MORE
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The Curious Case of Abbas Edalat
British-Iranian Abbas Edalat was detained by the Iranian regime in April 2018 and released and returned to the UK in… READ MORE
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NIAC’s Favorite Troll: Sina Toossi
Sina Toossi is a regime propagandist who relentlessly and unconditionally supports the mullahs and vehemently opposes democracy seeking Iranians. NIAC,… READ MORE
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Reform Is Dead in Iran. Here’s How the U.S. Can Help
Alireza Nader: “Khatami and Rouhani’s fraudulent presidencies show that the time for reforming the Islamic Republic is over. Only a… READ MORE
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