I’ve been thinking a lot about how much power people believe the government should have over their daily lives. Some argue that strong central authority is necessary for stability, while others believe individual liberty should always take priority. I’m curious where everyone here draws the line. At what point does government involvement shift from protection to overreach? And how do we balance personal freedom with collective responsibility in a way that actually works for real people? Would love to hear different perspectives.

His message: "Thank you, President Trump. King Reza Pahlavi. Am Israel Chai. And this is Iran. And these crappy Iranian cars are visible [here]. In another hour, the people will be crowding... but we have to park the cars, leave the mobiles inside the car too, and go into the street."

One thing I appreciate about political discussions is how differently people define “freedom.” For some, it’s about limiting government; for others, it’s about ensuring everyone has the resources to participate fully in society. I’d like to hear how members of this community personally define liberty. What does “being free” actually mean to you in practical, everyday terms? And how does that shape the policies you support? Let’s have a thoughtful conversation.

I went on Ynet, Israel's largest news outlet, to deliver a critical message from the Iranian people as the regime attempts to hide a massacre under a total internet blackout. With reports of over 12,000 dead in just two days, the situation on the ground is catastrophic, yet Iranians are still taking to the streets and calling for the return of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. In this interview, I remind Prime Minister Netanyahu of his promise to stand with us, explaining that the Iranian people are Israel's most vital allies in the region, and that while the Islamic Republic is on the brink of collapse, we need immediate support to stop the slaughter and secure a future of peace and friendship between our two nations.

In this interview on TalkTV I sounded the alarm on the greatest massacre of Iranian people in modern history that is unfolding right before our eyes. This is our 9/11 and our Holocaust yet the silence from Western politicians is deafening while the regime uses weapons of war to slaughter thousands of innocent civilians who actually share your values. We desperately need the world to wake up and back Prince Reza Pahlavi as the only legitimate leader who can end this nightmare. https://youtu.be/Xx3GX-x9c0g?si=TeRsn9QyTpZCwvWF