Recognise Reza Pahlavi as Iran's legitimate leader

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The issue

The Islamic Republic has betrayed the people it ostensibly represents, committing grave injustices and atrocities. It has not only stolen the hopes and dreams of the Iranian people, quashing modernisation and progress within Iran but has also sponsored acts of terrorism beyond its borders - including events as devastating as 9/11, January massacres where 43000+ people were killed and the bombing at Bondi Beach. These actions have irrevocably harmed countless lives, perpetuating fear and suffering both domestically and internationally.

It's time for a change. In recognising Reza Pahlavi, the Shahzadeh of Iran, as the rightful leader of Iran, we can facilitate a move towards peace and modernisation. Reza Pahlavi represents a bridge between Iran's rich cultural history and its promising future. His leadership could bring stability to a country ravaged by decades of turmoil and pave the way for democratic values, human rights, and modernization efforts that honour the desires and capabilities of the Iranian people.

Australia, and the international community, have a crucial role to play. By acknowledging Reza Pahlavi's leadership, we send a powerful message of solidarity and support to the people of Iran. We stand with them in their fight for freedom from oppression and their pursuit of a brighter future.

Join us in urging Australian and global leaders to officially recognise Reza Pahlavi as the legitimate leader of Iran. Through our collective voices, we can contribute to shaping a future where the Iranian people, and indeed the world, are safer and more prosperous. Sign this petition to support the legitimate leadership that can bring Iran back to the path of progress and peace.

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Kiarash Ghanavati FarPetition starter

The Decision Makers

Donald Trump
President of the United States
Anthony Albanese
Prime Minister of Australia

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