A UN fact finding mission just confirmed what Iranians already lived through. Tehran crackdown on protesters amounted to crimes against humanity: murder, torture, mass imprisonment across all 31 provinces. The Iranian regime and the IRGC crush their own people with systematic violence. This is not strength. It is a machine of fear that exports the same cruelty abroad. When a regime treats its citizens as enemies, the world is next. Remember the victims. Name the danger.

This is how we know you are lying, Ms. Rachel. Not because of what you say, but because of whom your tears remember and whom your silence forgets. The Islamic regime in Iran committed genocide, killing 40,000 children and women in January 2026. Forty thousand. And until this moment, I have not seen one post from you. Not even a $1 donation in support of Iranian women. ZERO. Where was your voice when Iranian mothers buried their children? Where was your call to every wealthy white celebrity? Where was the million-dollar compassion then? And Sudan. Where was your voice when the Muslim Brotherhood-led army in Sudan committed genocide against 80,000 children and women—Black, Muslim, Arab, African and Christian? Where were you when churches, mosques, schools and hospitals were airstriked by the Muslim Brotherhood-led army? Where was the outrage? Where were the celebrities? Where was the $1 million? Where was the “moral obligation”? Hold on. Something is common here. The Muslim Brotherhood terrorists in Gaza, sponsored by the Islamic regime in Iran, carried out October 7. The Muslim Brotherhood-led army in Sudan is supported by Iran with drones. And now the Islamic regime in Iran is under pressure and needs a lobby outside. Now do the mathematics. And then tell me what answer you get when the headline suddenly reads: “Ms. Rachel announces she’s matching Macklemore’s $1 million donation in support of Palestine.” Yes, Rachel. You said we have a moral obligation to use our privilege and our platforms to protect children. Then let every child mean every child. The Iranian child. The Sudanese child. The Black child. The Muslim child. The Arab child. The African child. The Christian child. The Israeli child murdered on October 7. The Palestinian child. Because a mother does not bury a statistic. She buries the child whose first cry she remembers. A father does not carry a political argument to the grave. He carries the little person who once held his hand. And God does not measure the tears of a mother according to which flag hangs above her home. So, Rachel, speak about Iranian women. Speak about the 40,000 children and women. Speak about the 80,000 children and women in Sudan. Speak about the families who lost their children on October 7. Tell us what you did for them. Donate to them. Call upon every wealthy white celebrity for them. Give them the same voice, the same urgency and the same million-dollar compassion. Then perhaps we will believe you when you say your moral obligation is to protect children everywhere. Because compassion that awakens only when the cameras awaken is not a moral obligation. And mercy that remembers one grave while walking silently past another has forgotten the meaning of mercy. Every child means every child.