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Imagine Iran without Islam. It would be Paradise. Just like how Iran was, before Islam and Comm...

By Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری

Posted January 2, 2026

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About the Creator

Goldie Ghamari is a Canadian politician, former Ontario MPP for Carleton, and activist known for her vocal criticism of the Islamic Republic of Iran, support for restoring the Shah, and advocacy for Israel.[1] Her style involves frequent short-form videos and social media posts denouncing Islamism, Hamas, and pro-Palestinian protests, often framed as anti-terrorism efforts.[1] Her credibility is contested: praised by some for opposing Iran's regime but criticized by Muslim groups and media as far-right with Islamophobic rhetoric, including her 2024 caucus removal for lapses in judgment.[1]

What's This About?

The post romanticizes pre-1979 Iran under the Shah as a paradise, contrasting it with the 'Islamic hell hole' created by the 1979 Islamic Revolution and what the author calls communism, calling for the Shah's restoration and using 'Make Iran Great Again.'[user_query] It reflects monarchist nostalgia for the Pahlavi era's secularism, modernization, and Western alliances before the establishment of Sharia-governed theocracy.[1] Key themes include anti-Islamism, regime change advocacy, and criticism of Iran's current government as backward and oppressive.[1][2]

🔥Why It's Trending

The post taps into ongoing global discussions on Iran's protests, human rights abuses, and the regime's instability amid economic woes and proxy conflicts in 2025-2026.[1][2] As a former MPP with a large social media following, Ghamari's provocative rhetoric on Islam and monarchy resonates with anti-regime Iranian diaspora and conservative audiences.[1] Timing aligns with heightened tensions from Iran's alliances with Russia, China, and groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.[2]

💡Fun Facts

1Iran under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (1941-1979) experienced rapid modernization, women's rights advancements, and economic growth via oil wealth.
2The 1979 Revolution ousted the Shah, establishing the Islamic Republic under Ayatollah Khomeini, leading to Sharia law and the Iran-Iraq War.
3Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah, lives in exile and advocates for a secular democratic Iran, supported by figures like Ghamari.[1]
4Pre-revolution Iran was a key U.S. ally with strong ties to Israel, contrasting sharply with its current 'Axis of Resistance' role.[2]
5Ghamari produces content in English and Farsi, targeting both Western and Iranian audiences with critiques of the regime.[1]