جاویدشاه روی دیوار روستای سبزوار

On a village wall in Sabzevar — deep in Iran's desert heartland — someone wrote: JAVID SHAH. Not in north Tehran. Not at a diaspora rally. In the rural interior long described as the Islamic Republic's own base. That single wall answers everyone who insists the Pahlavi name has lost its pull. The same day, football icon Ali Karimi withdrew his endorsement, writing that from this moment on he backs no person and no political party. Writer and literary critic Zahra Abdi replied with a line worth screenshotting: "Someone who cannot move his own EGO out of the nation's path today is unlikely to control power if he ever holds it. Whoever chooses 'I' at this turning point in Iran's modern history — however famous or beloved — is sitting in the middle of the very road a nation is trying to cross." Egos come and go. Walls in the desert keep speaking. What do you think — does one village wall matter more than one celebrity tweet? Tell us in the comments. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/eqCUrv-l820?t=1854#جاویدشاه #JavidShah #سبزوار #رضاپهلوی #RezaPahlavi #ایران #Iran #علی_کریمی #AliKarimi #IranProtests #اعتراضات_سراسری #زهرا_عبدی #سقوط_جمهوری_اسلامی #EndOfIslamicRepublic #FreeIran #مردم_ایران #IranUprising #Pahlavi #پهلوی #کویر #IranNews #ایران_آزاد #Sabzevar #WomenLifeFreedom