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Gastbeitrag von Nida Banou
Rise Iran & Javid Shah | anti-postkoloniale Ideologie & anti-Islamismus | Eure Freiheit ist heilig. Beschützt sie.
The black-haired women in public broadcasting
Since September 2022, since the beginning of the Mahsa Amini uprisings, they have profited from the suffering of the Iranian population and presented themselves as experts – without the corresponding expertise.
At the same time, they suppress the voice of the Iranian people precisely when it calls out the supposedly “wrong” name for them:
“This is the final battle, Pahlavi will be brought home” or “Javid Shah”.
With all their might, they cling to the label of the “feminist revolution” under the slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom” – even after January 2026 – because it is the label they can sell best to their followers.
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Aus dem SCHLAGSEITE X-ArchivAs early as 2022/23, they framed “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi – Mard, Mihan, Abadi” (“Woman, Life, Freedom – Man, Homeland, Prosperity”) as far-right and defamed Reza Pahlavi’s supporters as Nazis and fascists – although Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has long possessed by far the strongest political base of support among the population opposed to the regime, and even cautious surveys among Iranians with a specific political preference reach over 70 percent.
The same unscrupulous pattern is evident in the Iran Prosperity Project of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi: A project that plans in detail the transition to and reconstruction of a free Iran is portrayed by them as authoritarian, anti-democratic, and hostile to minorities. Content is distorted, things are invented, statements are grotesquely reinterpreted, or simply reproduced incorrectly as soon as they do not fit their own ideological narrative. These portrayals, however, fit regime-friendly narratives all the better.
When the massive protests began in December 2025 and over 50,000 people were massacred in January 2026 – IRGC-affiliated Telegram channels even speak of 90,000 – Iranians wrote “Javid Shah” in their own blood, spilled from gunshot wounds, on doors and walls “Javid Shah” (Long live the King).
Images of blood-smeared streets and walls were used by some of these “black-haired women” for their “work”.
This is the level of censorship and moral degeneration we are dealing with. And these very people write books about Iran, sit on panels, and claim interpretive authority in the West over the will of the Iranian people – while silencing their voice on camera, with an impassive expression. And they make money from it.
And one sees them just as rarely with our Lion and Sun flag – a symbol for which Iranians such as Majidreza Rahnavard were particularly brutally tortured and executed. If a flag is carried at all, it is often a neutral, identityless piece of cloth, stripped of any concrete connection to Iranian history.
Image: Majidreza Rahnavard, 23, with the Lion and Sun symbol on his left forearm – Iran’s historic emblem. After his arrest, security forces deliberately abused this tattooed arm with batons and electric shocks until it broke. This arm was also cropped out by well-known activist pages so that the Lion and Sun could not be seen. On December 12, 2022, Majidreza was publicly hanged in Mashhad – only 23 days after his arrest.
Some of them are the same left-wing journalists and activists who champion feminism and denounce “toxic masculinity”, but reflexively cry “anti-Muslim racism” when women voice their fears – for example, in view of the growing concentration of migrant communities from predominantly Muslim countries of origin and their fear of becoming victims of sexual violence.
They collect money for expertise they do not possess – and use their position for censorship, reframing, and the legitimization of destructive narratives.
- At the expense of Iranians.
- At the expense of Jews and the only Jewish state, Israel.
- At the expense of Germans, who are concerned about the development of their country.
- And, of all people, at the expense of those whose rights they allegedly defend: women.
And alongside all the other theaters of war – the fight against the regime’s propaganda and its lobbyists in the West, against the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK, Mojahedin-e Khalq), against separatist currents from outside Iran that already want to secure a piece of the pie, against the aggressive pro-Palestinian harassment at the weekly demonstrations of the Iranian diaspora, and the arduous task of educating German fellow citizens, in whose minds the propaganda of 1979 has remained firmly entrenched in part to this day (also thanks to the black-haired women in public broadcasting) – we must also fight against this influential overwhelming force of left-wing pseudo-feminist activists.
As fully employed women and men, as mothers and fathers, with families, responsibilities, and no financial advantage whatsoever.
Simply because we love Iran – and because our brothers and sisters are in need.
And that is precisely why we have the greater staying power. Promise.
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