I am Dariush, the great king, the king of kings
The king of many countries and many peoples
The king of this expansive land, the son of Wishtasp Achamenia
Persian, the son of a Persian, 'Aryan', from the Aryan race

The above scripture is one of most valid written evidences of the history of the Aryan race, and as can be seen, Dariush, the Achamenian king, in the 5th century BC, declares himself a Persian and form the Aryan race. Herodotus, the father of history, writes at the same times: "In ancient times, the Greeks called Iranians "Kaffe", but they were renowned as Aryans among themselves and their neighbors". In another part of his book, Herodotus writes that the Medians were known as Aryans during a certain period. So in two of the oldest written human documents, the race of the Iranians have been mentioned as Aryan.

What is PanIranism     

                  

Pan-Iranism aims at the reunification of all the Iranic tribes from Anatolia to Pamir to form one land: "Airyanem Vaejah". Greater Iran consists of peoples who share the same culture, linguistics, and origins
Pan-Iranism refers to the right of self-determination guaranteed by United Nations (UNO), of the following territories: From the Mediterranean to the Pontian mountains, over parts of the Caucasus to the territories west and east from the Caspian sea, northerly along the Hindukush to the high mountains of centralasia, southely alongsides the Indus to Arvandrud, westward along the Zagros Mountains to the Mediterranean
Pan-Iranism views the following group of people as inhabitants of „Airyanem Vaejah“ including: Azaris, Baluchs, Gilanis, Yagnobis, Kurds (incl. Goranis, Zazas), Lors (incl. Bakhtiaris), Mazandaranis, Ossetians, Pashtuns, Persians (incl. Iranis, Parsis, Parasikas, Tajiks, Tats, Hazaras), Sistanis, Talyshis, and Wakhish
The goal of Pan-Iranism is the construction of a homogeneously Aryan nationstate which protects the sovereignty of all iranic people.

پان ایرانیسم هماهنگی و یکچارچگی تیره های ایرانی است

برای بر قراری حاکمیت ملی در ایران

If we look at the old map we shall see how the Iranian Empire swallowed up the Babylonian and Assyrian Empires, and went beyond them. It was the greatest empire the world had ever known, and for two centuries its capital was the capital of the world. Iran is far more than a country: it is a place of splendor, where the gods dwell and the ancient heroes still walk in the land, where the remote past and the immediate present live side by side. The Iranian sky, scintillating with the dust of the vast deserts or washed clean by the heavy rains, makes everything appear brighter than it really is. Outlines are sharper, colors clearer. Glory, splendor . . . these are the words which come most often to one's lips in describing the Iranians.

Robert Payne

        This time, you know that we all can stand together, With the power
         to be powerful, believing we can make it better.

        "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men and women do nothing"