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The Colors of Light and a National Uprising

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Translated from the original Persian post. Images, if present, are from that post or thread.

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Most of us have read or heard something about light, how it refracts, and the colors within it. I want to use that image to explain our monarchy and national revolution. The king, who is also the guardian of our country, holds a broad spectrum of colors. Each color has its own character. Some are close to one another; others stand far apart. But until all those colors come together, they cannot form a powerful white light. I am talking here about light and darkness. To me, the Islamic Republic, the leftists, the Mojahedin, and separatists stand against the light. That is the darkness I mean. Only light can overcome darkness. For that light to form, we Iranians, in all our different colors, must come together and give our king the strength to show us the way to a free Iran. When we come together and form the diamond of a national uprising, a light as strong and warm as the sun will shine from it and illuminate all of Iran. My fellow Iranian, let us stand together. Light will overcome darkness. Long live Iran. #جاویدشاه

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Original X hashtags: #جاویدشاه (Long live the Shah)

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