NYTimes Billboard

NYTimes Billboard

The Normal Life Campaign installed a billboard in Midtown Manhattan Friday warning Americans not to trust Iranian regime apologists who push for reentry into the JCPOA.

“[The Iranian regime] killed more than 1500 innocents on the ground and lied about it,” reads the billboard, referring to the Iranian protestors gunned down in November 2019 during civil unrest and widespread demonstrations in Iran.

“Regime of Iran lies about JCPOA too. They intend to harm America. Do not trust the mullahs’ apologists in the U.S. media,” the billboard continues.

The billboard also highlights the lives lost when the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) downed a Ukrainian International Airlines flight in January 2020.

“They killed 176 passengers in the air and lied about it.”

The billboard was intentionally installed in a location directly across from The New York Times building, a media outlet that has received criticism for acting as a mouthpiece for the regime.

“The U.S. media, they don’t know exactly what’s happening in Iran,” said Iranian American and founder of the campaign behind the billboard, Ali Ebrahimzadeh

Election Performance

Election Performance

Because the ruling regime in Iran has made it impossible to hold a free referendum, we Iranians in Los Angeles, at the same time as the engineered and harmful presidential election in Iran, held a symbolic referendum and said no to the government of the Islamic Republic.

We have shown that the vote of the Iranian people is a transition from the ruling regime to the establishment of a government based on human rights, democracy, and secularism.

Name and Shame

Name and Shame

On the day of Iran’s engineered presidential election, a group of Iranians in California gathered in front of polling stations to protest against those who in the United States support the dictatorial and authoritarian rule of the Islamic Republic and the murderers of innocent people in Iran. Those who live a normal life in the United States and by supporting the dictatorial regime in Iran, cause poverty and abuse of the rights of the people, and oppression of the people inside Iran.

Hamburg, Germany

Photo exhibition of the dead, in front of the Hamburg Blue Mosque

Photo exhibition of the dead, in front of the Hamburg Blue Mosque
According to the reports of the German security institutions and our community of Iranians in Germany, this Islamic center in the city of Hamburg is the center for the promotion of state terrorism of the Islamic Republic, and in order to draw the attention of the media and the people of Germany, we have a photo exhibition of the victims of the 43-year religious regime of Iran in front of this We organized a mosque, which attracted the attention of the local people and the media.

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MAHAK & NIAC

Questioning the Mahak charity organization

And its relationship with NIAC, the lobby of the Islamic Republic in America A number of American Iranians gathered at the office of Mahak organization to question and clarify the contradictory news that has been published in social media regarding the cooperation of NIAC organization and charitable institutions such as Mahak. Unfortunately, we have not yet received an answer.

Parviz Parastuei

Questioning actors who defend the regime of the Islamic Republic

Parviz Perstoi and Gohar Kheirandish. We found out that the lobby of the Islamic Republic has invited Iranian actors and the director of an Iranian film (Thousand and One Days) To screen the propaganda film produced by the Islamic Republic in the cities of California. By attending the movie theater and asking them about their relation with Islamic Republic, we drew the attention of the media, the American Congress, and all the security institutions of the country to this, which led to the immediate escape of the guests of this event from the United States.

Ahmad Karimi Hakkak

A question from inside Iran, to the defenders of the Islamic Republic in America 

At the “Uncensored Book Fair” in Los Angeles, we tried to be the voice of the people inside Iran. Attending the question and answer session, we asked Mr. Ahmad Karimi Hakkak, a member of the infamous NIAC organization, the lobby of the Islamic Republic in America, that how can you ignore the blood of the youth of the country and work for the survival of the Islamic Republic regime?