"This is not just a protest - this is a declaration of a nation reclaiming itself,"
"Fear, the chief weapon in the Islamic Republic's arsenal, is no longer effective against the lions and lionesses of Iran. Under gunfire, they rise. Knowing the cost, they rise."
"Inside Iran, we have witnessed brutal crackdowns, massacres of protesters, arrests, and repeated internet blackouts designed to silence the population and hide the truth from the world."
"When the regime shuts down the internet, it is not just blocking communication - it is attempting to erase evidence and isolate the people."
Los Angeles hosted a massive rally as part of a global day of action against Iran's regime, joining Munich and Toronto. Princess Noor Pahlavi addressed thousands while attendees waved flags and unfurled banners reading "Help Is On Its Way." Organizers said the princess's appearance drew participants from across the United States and strained local hotel capacity, prompting families to host visitors. Organizer Aida Monfared has coordinated previous demonstrations including a Washington, D.C. rally and a human chain across San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. Organizers cited brutal crackdowns, massacres, arrests, and repeated internet blackouts inside Iran aimed at silencing and isolating the population. Activists framed the mobilization as a declaration of national reclaiming and resistance to fear.
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