… It is overwhelming.My algorithm is exquisitely tuned to pick up what’s inside Iran. All I ever see is videos of them cheering on strikes. Either filming from inside their homes, or gathering around struck IRGC sites and celebrating.
— Elica Le Bon الیکا ل بن (@elicalebon) March 7, 2026
Since the war began, I have seen hundreds and hundreds of these.… pic.twitter.com/yDopd0uWHv
Yet, that’s not what the world is shown.
What the world is shown is interviews with mourning IRGC supporters, who statistically make up a tiny percentage of the population, and dismissal of their joy as only the “diaspora” celebrating.
We are not separate. We are all Iranians. Inside and out. We share the same sentiments by and large.
Of course, no Iranian would ever celebrate civilian casualties, but we are all collectively elated whenever the regime is hit.
That’s when you realize the darkest reality of all. The Iranian people are not just suppressed by the regime. They are suppressed by the western left—its media and activists—who have joined forces with the regime to silence the people.
Why? Because tribalism trumps humanity.
Winning their narrative war—proving that they are the good and righteous against their political opponents—is more important than truth, suffering, and the desire of an entire nation to be freed from a terrorist regime.
But we know the truth. The Iranian people will prevail.
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