Iran has no hopes pinned on US talks, lawmaker says - Iran intl

you do realize US is so desparate. You are in a cult

Like all of us, including the sun which will explode

You and Riz are the same coin! Both have a manic episode in the comments! Chill out and stop spamming

Canada is with the Iranian people. These sorts of demonstrations for Iran freedom is going on around the world and many members of the governments of those countries have expressed their full support of the cause.
Here is a Canadian member of the parliament:

Alright based on your comment, I just had to do a bit of research and I stumbled upon battle of the cults. Interesting little read.
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The characterization of the Iranian regime as an "antichrist" entity stems primarily from specific theological interpretations within evangelical Christianity and, conversely, from Islamic eschatology used by Iranian hardliners to describe their own enemies.

1. Evangelical Christian and Biblical Interpretations
Many prophecy experts and conservative commentators point to the Islamic Republic's actions and location as fulfillment of end-times prophecies:
Gog and Magog Prophecy: Some interpreters view Iran as a modern-day counterpart to Persia in the biblical book of Ezekiel (chapters 38-39), which prophesies that "Persia" will be part of a coalition that attacks Israel in the end times.
Aggression Towards Israel: The regime's stated goal to destroy Israel aligns with apocalyptic frameworks where a tyrannical power moves against "God’s chosen people".
Theological Motivation: Experts argue Iran's actions are not merely political but theological, aiming to create chaos on earth to hasten the return of their Islamic "messiah" (the Mahdi), a view that aligns with biblical descriptions of a chaotic Tribulation period.

2. Islamic Eschatology (Theological "Dajjal")
While some in the West frame Iran as "antichrist," hardline Iranian officials use similar language to describe the West.
The "One-Eyed" Dajjal: A senior Iranian cleric affiliated with the Supreme Leader has referred to Western figures, such as President Donald Trump, as the "one-eyed" Dajjal—the false messiah in Islamic eschatology prophesied to appear in the end times.
Prophetic Battles: Both sides often portray their geopolitical conflicts through an apocalyptic lens, viewing the other as a demonic or anti-divine force in a cosmic war.

3. Anti-Western Ideology
Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the regime has based its legitimacy on "anti-imperialism" and "religious nationalism," targeting the United States and Israel as ideological enemies. This relentless ideological opposition, combined with its authoritarian governance, leads many in the West to view the regime as hostile to Western and Christian values.

4. Rise of Christianity in Iran
Ironically, despite the regime’s strict Islamic stance, Iran is considered by some to be home to one of the fastest-growing churches in the world. Some reports suggest that Iranian believers see the regime as fundamentally anti-Christian, driving a rapid rise in conversions to Christianity.

By being part of the regime, they all for raping in prisons.