Pari پری @parih

Joined March 2009

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Pari پری @parih

a week ago

@Jaytel Great idea! Would it work for women too? Can others try it?

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@ehsanik I'm sorry to hear all this. I don't think your conclusion is correct that you have to return home to apply for citizenship. Please check with your immigration attorney. Yes, our immigration rules need reform but I don't think this new change affects you. Hope that' right 🤞

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Pari پری @parih

2 weeks ago

@bscholl @garrytan 💯Agreed. The racist comments are disturbing.

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Scott Jennings @ScottJenningsKY

2 weeks ago

Thomas Massie chose to end his career with this despicable line about Congressman-elect Ed Gallrein: “I had to find him in Tel Aviv.” Rather than exit with dignity, Massie just proved President Trump was right to send him into early retirement.

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Heidi N. Moore @moorehn

2 weeks ago

Obsessed with how mad this British man is at the way people make their beds

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Pari پری @parih

2 weeks ago

@WellnessXplorer What if you cannot get into the reclined hero pose, is there a modification?

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Pari پری @parih

2 weeks ago

@RobertMSterling This highlights to me how rarely they do explain flight delays. We're all more cooperative when we understand the reasons.

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Pari پری @parih

3 weeks ago

@TrueCrimeBelieb Thanks! Where did you see this?

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J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling

9 months ago

If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal. If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist. If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian. If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.

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Pari پری @parih

a month ago

@elonmusk I used Starlink on a recent flight and it's the first flight in years where the internet worked fast and flawlessly. Now I only want to ride on airplanes with Starlink.

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Pari پری @parih

2 months ago

@__Injaneb96 👏👏👏

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Pari پری @parih

2 months ago

@BriannaWu So happy he is still alive and open to meeting. It’s going to be a great reunion! Can’t wait to hear about it

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TONY™ @TONYxTWO

2 months ago

Absolutely incredible!!! 🇺🇸🔥 The whole neighborhood came out to show love and support for Artemis II Astronaut Victor Glover returning home 🙏🏼

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Eric 𝕏 @WorldStrategist

2 months ago

Singapore’s Foreign Minister on why he cannot accept negotiating with Iran for safe passage of ships. Definitely worth listening to:

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Pari پری @parih

2 months ago

@EYakoby @elonmusk That's frustrating. I hope X can improve this.

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Pari پری @parih

2 months ago

@markpinc @wolfejosh Time to diversify your community and move to Texas 🤠

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Pari پری @parih

2 months ago

@NiohBerg Wow. What year is this from?

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Aimen Dean @AimenDean

2 months ago

“The Iranian regime poses no threat to the world.” Honestly, every time I hear that sentence - usually from a politician or a very comfortable diplomat - I mentally put a big red X on their ability to understand geopolitics. Not disagreement. Disqualification. Let’s walk through this slowly, for the well-meaning but dangerously naive. In what world is it normal for a state to recruit 700,000 fighters from across Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Pakistan… arm them, train them, and deploy them as transnational militias outside the authority of their own countries? In what world is it normal to effectively hijack the political, economic, and military decision-making of a neighboring state like Iraq, while simultaneously fueling civil wars in Syria and Yemen that have left millions dead and tens of millions displaced? In what world is it normal that half of a country’s armed forces - namely the IRGC - is designated as a terrorist organization by dozens of countries… and yet continues to operate, fund, arm, and expand? And here’s my favorite. In what world is it normal for a regime to transfer ballistic missiles (multi-warhead systems with ranges exceeding 2,500 km) to a terrorist non-state actors like the Houthis? Let me simplify that. Sovereign-level strategic weapons… handed to narco terror militias. Militias that traffic in narcotics, humans and chaos. And somehow, we’re told this is… not a threat? Even NATO countries like Germany or Italy don’t field that kind of range in their arsenals. But a militia in Yemen does? Perfectly normal. Nothing to see here. And all of this is happening in a region that holds roughly 60% of global oil and gas reserves, and controls the world’s most critical maritime choke points - Strait of Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, and the Suez Canal. So let me ask the obvious question. If this is not a threat… what exactly qualifies? Explain it to me like am a 5 year old!! Do we wait until global energy flows collapse? Until maritime trade is strangled? Until missiles start landing beyond the region? At what point do we graduate from “not a threat” to “perhaps mildly concerning”? Because from where I’m sitting, the regime isn’t preparing to become a threat. It already is one. Oh, I forgot .. All of the above is happening while the same terror sponsoring regime is seeking nuclear weapons and in actual control of 460 kg of highly enriched uranium enough for 11 nuclear bombs!!🤦🏻‍♂️

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Karim Sadjadpour @ksadjadpour

2 months ago

1. NPR’s @EmilyZFeng has been interviewing Iranians who’ve recently fled to Turkey. She reports that “most people told us they supported the strikes.” npr.org/2026/03/24/nx-…