Iranian Voices Against Regime Oppression

Iranian people don't want foreign war. Iranian people want peace and democracy.

Today is the first time in the history of the United Nations that the president of

a country the United States is at war with,

has come to New York to address the

assembly. And thousands of people gathered just a

few hundred feet away from the

United Nations building to protest against the current Iranian regime.

I think it's a disgrace to America that we're allowing a terrorist into our

country that has massacred thousands and thousands of

people, um, of their own people, and that we're

having the audacity to negotiate with a murderer.

The real war is between the people of Iran and this tyrannical

regime. Iranian people are willing to pay the price to end

this regime.

I feel it's important for us to come here and be the voice of the voiceless, be the

voice of the Iranian people who are fighting against this regime every

day.

Representative of the Iranian people is the Iranian Resistance, and

the people of Iran are their own representatives,

not this regime.

My father was a political prisoner.

He was arrested by the Iranian regime for starting a newspaper.

Spent

time in prison under torture and trauma.

My father's story is what inspires me to come here and,

uh, support the Iranian people and be their voice.

We want-

Iranians to be able to have a say in how they want to live their lives, how

they want to practice religion, and without the

consequences of being killed or being murdered on the streets of Iran.

We have freedom here in America, and we have the power to unite

and make a difference in this resistance.

This Iran does not represent the people of Iran.

It only represents the regime of murder, terror,

and chaos. And that's why I feel that

the world leaders must realize that there is another

Iran, the real Iran, uh, that is not represented by

a repressive regime that dominates all the resources

and the whole

country, but rather by the vast majority of Iranian

population who want change, who want freedom, who want peace,

who want an end to terrorism, and who want to live in

coexistence with the outside world