The protests of several hundred thousand people in London against radical Islam, the Islamic Republic, and their global leftist allies were unprecedented in the history of European countries. These protests shook the two main pillars of leftist movements: the defense of Palestine and antisemitism.
With pride, I declare that we, Iranians of Europe and America, have broken two ancient taboos: 1: the taboo of criticizing Islam and presenting it as an ideology of terror and crime 2: the taboo of silence in the face of antisemitism.
The Islamic revolution was a radical evil. Born from the sinister and global alliance of the red and the black, this evil plunged Iran into the abyss of poverty, misfortune, war, and ruin. An Iran which, before the 1979 revolution, was advancing on the path towards the rebirth of Iranian civilization.
The inner strength of the disastrous revolution of '79 was very quickly exhausted. The Iranian people saw the black shadow of the misery of political Islam fall upon their land. Alas, the zombies emerged from the depths of centuries and the lands of evil spirits, empowered by their historical experience, quickly mobilized all the material and geographical capacities of the country to protect themselves, and created bloodthirsty and criminal military and security organizations such as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The protest movements that took shape within the framework of this very system and formulated their demands within the limits of the existing structure were answered with massacre, prison, and execution. In reality, the Islamic Republic, which harbored the dream of establishing the third caliphate, launched its movement from one of the most inextricable knots of the Islamic world: the Palestinian question and hostility toward Jews and Israel.
On this path, Iran and Iranians were sacrificed for the benefit of the Palestinian project so that the Islamic Republic could, by brandishing the flag of anti-Zionism, imprint its seal of leadership on the front of the Islamic world. A project in which it has, moreover, partially succeeded.
The ultimate goal was to revive the crusader wars. This time under the leadership of political Shiism and with the support of movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, in alliance with states like Turkey, Qatar, and the Taliban. The Islamic Republic wanted, by seizing the leadership of this coalition, to appropriate the caliphate of the Islamic world.
The Iranian people quickly understood the government's map and, at every opportunity, attacked the front line and the first entrenchment of the regime. For years, Iranians have been chanting in the streets: "Neither Gaza, nor Lebanon, I give my life for Iran." And we remember that in football stadiums they shouted: "Put the Palestinian flag up your...".
These slogans did not only frighten the regime. They also terrified its leftist allies. These same terror groups that, before 1979, received military training in the camps of Palestinian terrorist groups.
In short, Iranian society was progressively expelling the poison of the Bolshevik-Islamic revolution from its body. The university, traditionally a bastion of the left, poured a bucket of cold water on all the dreams of the left with the slogan: "Sickle, Hammer, turban, (the revolution of) '79 is over."
The revolution of '79 is on its deathbed and will not rise from it. It was a revolution born from the disastrous alliance of political Islam and Bolshevism.
It may seem astonishing that the self-proclaimed European defenders of human rights, from leftist feminists to Greta Thunberg and Antonio Guterres, from European governments to seemingly professional journalists who, day and night, shout themselves hoarse and shed tears for Palestinians and the children of Gaza, make no allusion to the massacre of tens of thousands of Iranians in two nights: January 8 and 9, 2026.
The reason for this is simple. The National Lion and Sun Revolution has nothing in common with political Islam and Bolshevism. This political Islam and Bolshevism that hide today behind all kinds of fictional human rights, feminist, and environmental organizations.
Muslims have migrated to Europe in incredible proportions. One might think they emigrated for a better livelihood. In my opinion, that is not the whole story. In secret, a policy of Islamization of Europe is at work. A policy that, for years, has used the tools of democracy against democracy.
Twenty years ago, I had a conversation with a Turkish colleague born and educated in Germany. He stated bluntly: "We (Muslims) will dominate Europe." I asked: "How?" He replied: "With the bellies of our women. We will procreate until the demographic ratio changes. Then, by winning the elections of European parliaments, we will conquer power."
A few years ago, when Erdogan's relations with Europe had soured, he delivered exactly this same sentence from a public platform addressed to the Turks of Europe.
England is the first territory in danger. The prediction of this Turkish colleague has today come true in major English cities. Many municipalities are in the hands of Muslims. The number of Muslim MPs in Parliament increases every day. By abusing democratic tools, they are gradually transforming the face of European cities: loudspeakers broadcast the call to prayer, collective prayers are organized in public spaces, and Palestine is defended. They seize the streets and push back European civil society.
It has been a long time since the debate on the nature of Islam and the criticism of this religion became taboo. If anyone dares to criticize, they pay with their life. Exactly like that French teacher (Samuel Paty) murdered at school by the father of one of his Muslim students.
European Muslim society, by abusing democracy, through terror and fear, is slowly conquering Europe. A goal that the Ottoman caliphate could not achieve through war. The Ottoman Empire was defeated at the gates of Vienna. This same objective is being realized today by Muslim migrants and the invisible hands and organization of Islamist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood and governments like Turkey and Qatar.
Up to this point, the scene appears extremely dramatic and hopeless. In a detailed article entitled "The National Lion and Sun Revolution, the third caliphate, the third Rome, and the liberation of European civil society," I explained that the process of Islamization of Europe, which had received a new momentum with the Islamic revolution, has, at least for now, stopped with the emergence of the National Lion and Sun Revolution.
European political parties have acted weakly in defending the rights and identity of European societies. The red and black coalition, taking advantage of this weakness, conquered the streets of Europe to defend Hamas and fight Zionism. European society, left totally defenseless in the face of these groups, suddenly discovered a new phenomenon: the Iranian diaspora. This diaspora broke all the red lines of the Islamists and leftists. Iranians, through massive demonstrations of several hundred thousand people and by brandishing the flags of Israel, the United States, and host countries, have breathed new life into the body of European civil society.
Henceforth, the streets no longer belong to those who are satisfied with nothing less than the destruction of democracy. They belong to those whose goal is the rebirth of democracy and the defense of real human rights. Those who, at the front line of the struggle against leftist-Islamic barbarism, in the front row of the streets of Europe, break existing taboos in a totally peaceful and civilized manner.
The most important taboo to break is the act of waving the flag of Israel. This gesture has sown an unspeakable terror in the hearts of Islamists and leftists. This is why the national Lion and Sun movement remains so alone against the false claimants to the defense of human rights. These claimants are not even willing to confirm the number of Iranians murdered by the criminal regime of the Islamic Republic during the two nights of January 8 and 9, 2026. During those two nights, more than forty thousand Iranians were massacred by the regime.
We, the defeated nation of the 1979 revolution, stand on the right side of history. We have come to prevent Europe from suffering our fate. We accomplish what no one dares to do. Socrates said in the final hour of his life: "The greatest danger to a society is not individual ignorance, but organized and collective ignorance that prides itself on its own stupidity. In the face of this ignorance, silence is a betrayal, even if it must cost exclusion by the majority." Empowered by the collective wisdom gained in the fall of 1979, we stand against the ignorance of the masses.
Changiz Amiri
22 Khordad 2585 Imperial (12 June 2026) and 22 Khordad 1405