Iranians Torch Mosques in Revolt Against Islamic Rule

One of Iran’s biggest mosques burned during uprising.

Don’t panic. This isn’t chaos.
It’s 47 years of rage.
For 47 years, after every Allahu Akbar from these minarets, innocent Iranians were executed by an Islamist regime. pic.twitter.com/oHtMpPjHQA

— Masih Alinejad (@AlinejadMasih) January 10, 2026

One of Iran’s biggest mosques burned during uprising.

Don’t panic. This isn’t chaos.
It’s 47 years of rage.
For 47 years, after every Allahu Akbar from these minarets, innocent Iranians were executed by an Islamist regime.

Remember when I was accused of “Islamophobia” for speaking out against Islamic terrorism?

Iranians are burning mosques across the country while chanting Iran.

Keep in mind… These mosques are used as secret military bases and hubs of terrorism.

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— Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری (@gghamari) January 10, 2026

The Western liberal media is ignoring the Iranian uprising because explaining it would force an admission it is desperate to avoid: the Iranian people are rebelling against Islam itself, and that fact shatters the moral framework through which these institutions understand the… https://t.co/4G0UEvL0YO

— Tahmineh Dehbozorgi (@DeTahmineh) January 9, 2026

This is historic. Iranians are bravely flying the real flag of Iran, the Lion and Sun flag, in the heart of their own country as they stand up against the Islamic regime.

The media is completely ignoring this.

Share it. Make it go viral.

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— Vivid. (@VividProwess) January 9, 2026

Iranian girl states:
“Islam is neither the religion of Iran nor that of ancient Persia, Islam was imposed on us through torture, massacres, and rape, by enslaving Iranians to convert them to Islam. The Iranians, or Persians, were actually Zoroastrians.”pic.twitter.com/NvsMoDBNIN

— Azat (@AzatAlsalim) January 10, 2026

BREAKING: An elderly Iranian woman cries out after a regime projectile strikes her in the face:

“I’m not afraid! I’m not afraid! I’ve been dead for 47 years!”

This is the courage of Iran’s people.

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— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) January 10, 2026

While women in the west cosplay as Islamists, Iranian women celebrate their fight for freedom by showing their hair and burning a photo of Khamenei to light their cigarettes.

Free Iran.

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— The Persian Jewess (@persianjewess) January 10, 2026

The silence of Western media about Iran’s uprising is not accidental. It is deliberate—and revealing.

This is not disorder. It is not “unrest.” It is the eruption of nearly half a century of Islamic rule. When one of Iran’s largest mosques burned during the uprising, it wasn’t random destruction—it was symbolism. For 47 years, those minarets have echoed slogans that preceded executions, imprisonments, and the systematic crushing of human life under an Islamist regime. The people in the streets today are not negotiating policy. They are rejecting the system itself.

That is precisely why the media looks away.

Journalism, at its most basic, must answer one question: Why would ordinary people risk death? In Iran, the answer is uncomfortable for Western institutions. Iranians are fighting because Islamic rule has consumed every aspect of existence—speech, culture, work, women’s lives, creativity, and survival—under a theocratic order that criminalizes freedom. Reporting this honestly would require naming the ideology responsible. And that is forbidden.

Western media cannot tell this story because it has entangled itself in a profound intellectual error: it treats Islam not as a belief system or political doctrine, but as a racial identity. Islam is not a race. Criticism of Islam is reflexively framed as bigotry, as though ideas and laws were the same as skin color. Once Islam is racialized, rejecting it becomes impossible—because people are no longer allowed to dissent from an ideology without being accused of attacking an identity.

Iranians vanish inside this framework. Their history, language, and civilization are erased. Persian becomes “Middle Eastern.” Middle Eastern becomes Arab. Arab becomes Muslim. Muslim becomes an oppressed racial category. Within this distortion, Iranian protesters make no sense. Their revolution cannot be acknowledged without breaking the rule that Islam is oppressive, brutal, inhumane.
So the media resolves the contradiction by refusing to see them.