46 years of pain and suffering for Iranians.

USPA NEWS - Do you know what happened in the past 46 years to one of the richest countries in the world?

Iran, once a land of innovation and tourism, suddenly fell into the hands of the most savage and bizarre enemies of humanity.

On February 11, 1979, a dark day, light left Iran and darkness took its place. Everything changed in an instant. Iranians, since that fateful day, have not known peace, each day bringing new and unfathomable challenges.

A country once brimming with promise was overtaken by forces that did not seek prosperity, but destruction. The clerics, in the name of God, ascended to power—yet with hypocrisy, deceit, lies, and cunning.

The Shah of Iran fled, and with his departure, Iran slipped further into poverty. The people, lost and confused, had no concept of modernity, nor did they know that those who rule in the name of God may only exploit His name.

Iran: From Prosperity to Peril - A Nation’s Fall from Grace

Iran, once a prosperous kingdom with the world’s best passport, safety, luxury cars, and a sanctuary for foreigners to live, work, and thrive, became a place of beauty and civilization. The resting place of the great Cyrus, the founder of human rights, now lays in a land ravaged by ruin. A country that once stood as a beacon, now left in the dark shadows of history.

Today, the name of Iran has become synonymous with fear. The people of Iran are shackled under the tyranny of the mullahs and the dictatorship of Khamenei. Exiled elites and intellectuals believe that resistance and struggle are the only way forward. Every year, the number of refugees whose lives are at risk from Khamenei’s bloodthirsty regime grows.

In Iran, graveyards are filled with young people whose lives were lost due to depression, hopelessness, insecurity, unjust political executions, car accidents caused by unsafe vehicles, poverty, addiction, and systematic corruption within the government against the youth. Many of these young people never had the chance to live a normal life or even dream of things as simple as owning a home.

They have been buried deep in the earth of Iran, resting in peace in the graveyards. Even worse, the Islamic Republic has banned the production and import of standard alcoholic beverages, causing many young Iranians to lose their lives due to consuming unsafe and substandard alcohol.

During protests, especially the largest one in 2022, innocent people were killed. They died without reason, ruthlessly and without justification.

Iran’s Brutal Repression and the Heartbreaking Fate of Its People

The true reason behind the Islamic Republic’s relentless animosity towards the Iranian people remains unclear, and this uncertainty is perhaps the most heartbreaking aspect of their bitter fate. The mullahs subject the entire population to systematic repression each and every day.

Do you know?
The Islamic Republic continues to impose the veil on women, yet it is the women of Iran who are refusing to bow their heads. Tragically, many of these women take their own lives after being incarcerated merely for not wearing the veil, only to endure sexual violence during their imprisonment.

In Iran, countless families have lost loved ones during protests against the Islamic Republic regime. One of the most tragic incidents involved Hamidreza Rouhi, who was shot in the heart by the regime's military during a protest. Similarly, a 16-year-old girl was kidnapped by the regime's brutal forces, raped, and then thrown from a building, losing her life in the process.
Today, the parents of these young victims are imprisoned in political jails, suffering immense grief and injustice.
These heartbreaking events are just a few examples of the ongoing brutality the Iranian people face.

The international community must not ignore the cries for justice and the human rights violations happening in Iran under the regime's rule.
The world must stand in solidarity with the Iranian people who continue to fight for their rights, dignity, a freedom.

How the Islamic Republic’s Failures Are Destroying Iran’s People and Heritage

Do you know that every day, even in the capital of Iran, electricity is cut off for the people?
Do you know they are enduring harsh winters with no heat?
Do you know that young people in Iran’s border cities resort to smuggling due to the lack of job opportunities, and many of them are killed by Islamic Republic border guards?
Do you know that the Islamic Republic has led to the destruction of Iran’s historical and cultural sites, and even Persepolis, the tomb of the great Cyrus, is at risk of being destroyed?
Do you know that the air in Tehran is so polluted, caused by the government’s refusal to stop the production of toxic gases and the daily burning of mazut by factories, that the people of Tehran may only witness a truly blue sky once or twice a year?

Did you know that the exchange rate for one dollar to Iranian rials is 934,000,000?
This means that compared to 1979, the value of the dollar has increased by approximately 133,571,429 times.
In 1979, before Khomeini’s arrival, the price of one dollar was only 7 rials.

Iran: A Land of Mystery and People of Struggle Iran, a country with a strange name, and a people in despair. A people who are killed for their protests. A people who hoped that Donald Trump would come to save them. A people who asked President Netanyahu for help to break free from the clutches of Khamenei’s regime. A people who scream in silence, yearning for freedom. A people who are lovers of peace, but have been labeled as enemies simply for the existence of the Islamic Republic. A people who don’t even know what nuclear weapons are or want them. A people who still remember Avicenna and Ferdowsi, and the scientists like Al-Razi, who were pioneers in alcohol distillation. A people who came from the heart of love and poetry, who had poets like Hafez. A people who had scholars like Ibn Sina. A people who despise war, who cherish friendship, peace, and tranquility. A people who, even today, have had their rivers, like the Zayandeh Rud, taken from them, dried up by the Islamic Republic. A people who celebrate Nowruz, but today they are prisoners under the Islamic Republic.

They still don’t understand why the Islamic Republic is at war with America, and every day, they chant delusional slogans against America.
Iranian children, following their parents’ advice, no longer wish for the destruction of America or Britain in schools, but they are punished and sometimes expelled.
Children who dream of studying together without regard for gender or religion but have been deprived of that dream, with boys in boys’ schools and girls in girls’ schools.
Families live one life inside their homes and another outside, a duality that destroys the minds of children, and every day, this land moves backward.

The fundamental question here is

Iran, a land whose freedom is a benefit to everyone—Europe, America, Israel, and most importantly, the people of Iran themselves.
Global peace will be achieved with the freedom of Iran because this country is incredibly important.
If Iran is free, there will be no more war in the Middle East.
People will no longer be killed. The freedom of Iran will bring balance to the world.

But how?
When?
Through what means?
When will the world realize that Iran has become a ruin in need of at least 5 to 10 years of reconstruction?
A great country that offers financial benefits to companies and hope for young people to become wealthy through innovation.
A country in desperate need of new European and American cars.
A country where fire safety systems are still not installed in buildings.
A country with no proper internet infrastructure.
A country where its people dream of having McDonald’s and KFC.
A country where Tesla has yet to arrive.
A country where every nation should invest, innovate, and profit.
A country with dilapidated roads.
A country with cities that lack proper infrastructure.

When will this country be seen?
When will it be free?
When will it provide tourists with access to the beautiful places it holds?
When will Airbus and Boeing once again provide this country with new airplanes?

When?

Iran’s future is waiting, and it is up to us all to make sure the world sees it.

Let’s Talk About Iran

Let’s separate the Iranian people from the 2% of the corrupt government officials of the Islamic Republic.
Let’s talk about a country with four seasons,
A country that has the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran is located in the heart of Western Asia,
And has a lake called the Caspian Sea.
This country boasts some of the best transit ports, such as those in Qeshm, Kish, and the islands of the larger and smaller Strait, all belonging to Iranians.

A country where every day of the year, you can experience both winter’s cold and summer’s heat.
If you want to experience winter in the summer, you can simply take a domestic flight from Bandar Abbas to Ardabil and find yourself in winter.
And if you seek warmth in the winter, you can visit the beautiful islands of Qeshm and Kish and swim in the Persian Gulf.

Iran must be seen.
Talk about it, as this country can bring a safer and more peaceful world for all.
Let’s get to know Iran and work together for a better world.

Thank you for reading this analysis and interpretation. These messages do not carry news value, but are written for historical records. The goal is for future generations in any country to avoid repeating the historical mistakes that Iranians made in 1979, and not fall for the illusory promises of a demonic nature made by Khomeini. We must prioritize knowledge and culture first, then pay attention to human promises made.