News and Views for the Iranian Diaspora
The toxic propaganda he conveniently promulgated via American social and mainstream media undermined democracy in the US and was detrimental to the welfare of the Iranian people. He deceitfully presented to the American media a beaming façade for Islamofascism.
Masquerading as a “dissident” and prisoner of conscience, the scrupulous Akbar Ganji moves through various strata of the Iranian diaspora selling the mullahs’ snake oil.
By the Apadana Chronicle Editorial Team In the aftermath of last Friday’s Washington DC rally in protest of the National Iranian American Council, two of the organization’s representatives appeared on Persian-language media, making false claims about the organizers and the attendees. In an interview with Iran International network, NIAC’s Communications Director, Mana Mostatabi claimed that the … Continue reading NIAC’s Fraudulent Claims in the Aftermath of the Rally Further Justify the Protest
The Twitter troll who acts as the Iranian regime's foreign minister has arrived in New York, but his movements will be limited and closely monitored.
Sina Toossi's attack on Ahmad Batebi was especially abhorrent since it occurred near the 20th anniversary of student protests in Tehran.
The Iranian regime's foreign minister Javad Zarif has become so irrelevant in the international arena, he now primarily functions as a Twitter troll. Perhaps the US Treasury Department felt he was too unimportant to sanction.
Why are members of the Iranian regime's "reformist" faction among Prince Reza Pahlavi's harshest critics?
Obama wanted his Iran deal at all costs, and those costs were high. The reality is that Trump did not unconventionally reneged on the Iran deal; the deal failed on its own. It failed because it was not enacted in good faith.
Setting the record straight on this monumental event that has become a false pretense for the Iranian regime apologists to undermine secular democratic opposition.
In a recent Twitter survey, 85% of 8,638 participants considered the National Iranian American Council (NIAC) the “enemy of the Iranian people.”
