00:00:00.000You know, when people are wondering, okay, are there, you know, Iranians within the system0.97
00:00:05.380who have defected or, you know, are defecting, the answer is yes.
00:00:16.520Authorities of the Islamic Republic regime have reportedly imprisoned a senior female
00:00:23.020police officer for standing with protesters. Colonel Shahrazad Zamiri. Guys, by the way,
00:00:31.120the name Shahrazad, if that sounds familiar, that's because you guys know this name as
00:00:38.960Shahrazad, right? So you know Shahrazad from 1001 Arabian Nights. So it's not actually 1001
00:00:49.280Arabian nights. It's actually supposed to be a thousand and one Iranian nights. But, you know,
00:00:55.520the Arabs stole that from us, just like they stole pretty much everything else about our culture.1.00
00:01:00.240And Scheherazade, the original, is actually pronounced Shahzad. And as you can see within1.00
00:01:09.520the name here, let me make this screen a little bit bigger so you can see it more easily. Let me
00:01:14.340remove the comments here. So as you can see, the name Shahrazad also has the word shah in it as
00:01:24.180well. So if the name Shahrazad sounds familiar, that's because it's from, you know, 1001,
00:01:31.060it should be Iranian knights. And of course, the princess, the princess in that story,
00:01:37.860her name was Scheherazade, which is actually pronounced Shahzad, which is an Iranian name,
00:01:46.320by the way. So there you go. And it's actually a pre-Islamic Iranian name, right? So the name
00:01:53.940Shahzad has nothing to do with Islam or Arabs or anything like that. It's purely an Iranian name.
00:02:03.640So there you go. Anyways, Colonel Shahzad Zamiri was arrested after being accused of participating
00:02:11.040in Iran's January 2026 national uprising and helping protesters. No lawyer, no trial. Two
00:02:19.880months in solitary confinement. No contact with her family. Her personal assets have also reportedly
00:02:27.300been confiscated. Her case shows that the Islamic Republic fears not only the Iranian people,
00:02:34.420but also those within its own institutions who refuse to take part in the regime's repression.
00:02:40.720Okay, so this is Colonel Shahzad Zamiri, and she was arrested after she tried to help
00:02:53.720protesters on January 8 and 9. And she was held in solitary confinement. So, you know, when people
00:03:03.100are wondering, okay, are there, you know, Iranians within the system who have defected or, you know,0.97
00:03:10.240are defecting, the answer is yes. However, many of them have to remain on the down low, right? Like1.00
00:03:17.740they can't say anything openly. Because as you can see, just like, like, she didn't even do
00:03:23.520anything illegal. She was literally trying to help protesters from from being murdered, right? Like
00:03:29.420she was trying to prevent young, innocent, unarmed Iranians from being murdered. And the Islamic1.00
00:03:36.120regime saw that as a crime. And now she has been held in solitary confinement. And we are just
00:03:44.460hearing about this now. Guys, you don't understand. There are thousands upon thousands of Iranians
00:03:51.880who are still missing. And we don't even know what's going on. We don't even know all their
00:03:58.380names, right? And oftentimes, the reason that we don't know if someone is missing or not is because
00:04:05.660when the Islamic regime takes someone and, you know, puts them in prison or whatever the case0.65
00:04:13.100might be, they will tell their families, you have to be silent. You cannot tell anyone that we have0.86
00:04:21.440arrested your family member and we're holding them in prison. If you speak out, we will execute0.99
00:04:29.340them, right? So one of the reasons that we don't even know how many people are alive or dead or0.94
00:04:37.760missing or whatever the case might be, is because families are basically threatened by the Islamic
00:04:45.200regime into silence. So we are just today hearing about the story of Colonel Shahzad, Colonel Shahzad
00:04:57.180Zamiri. And yeah, guys, I mean, keep in mind, like this, this uniform here, this is mandatory,
00:05:06.540right? Like I guarantee you she probably hates the fact that she has to wear this like Durka0.71
00:05:13.740hijab because Iranian policewomen before 1979 didn't actually look like that. Let me show you0.97
00:05:22.840what Iranian policewomen looked like and how they dressed before the Muslim Nazis took over in0.73
00:05:33.7201979. This is what, this is, this is how Iranian women police officers dress. Now this, this is
00:05:40.640some sort of like a ceremonial uniform, but obviously you can tell like, they're not wearing
00:05:46.440hijab. They're not wearing like, like the garbage bag, right? The garbage, like no garbage bags0.95
00:05:52.400allowed type of thing, right? Like they basically dressed like any other police force in modern
00:06:01.160Western countries, right? And this was sort of their, I guess this was their ceremonial
00:06:06.760uniform. So these are women in the army, women in the artish from, like, this is from 1970. So
00:06:13.780again, as you can tell, like, no, no hijab, like no durka, no, no, no, you know, garbage bags,0.98
00:06:21.960right? So women didn't wear garbage bags. In fact, they were discouraged from wearing garbage bags1.00
00:06:28.080over their heads. Everyone was very sharply dressed, pristine, modern. You look at this
00:06:35.460image of Iranian women in the army from 1970, and this makes you proud. As an Iranian, I look at
00:06:44.000this, and this makes me proud. I'm like, this is who we were before the Muslim Nazis took over.
00:06:50.620And of course, unfortunately, after Islam and Sharia law took over, they basically forced0.98
00:06:57.220you know, Iranian women to wear garbage bags like this, right? So I do comment a lot on how the,
00:07:05.640you know, the police in occupied Iran are part of the Islamic regime. And that is 100% true,1.00
00:07:11.440guys. Like for the vast majority, the police, the police are basically part of the repression
00:07:18.420system, the repression apparatus of the Islamic regime. The police aren't there to keep Iranian0.98
00:07:25.420people safe. The police are there to protect the Islamic regime. However, of course, there are1.00
00:07:31.240many Iranians within the system, within the IRGC system, who are opposed to the Islamic regime
00:07:40.840and who don't actually want the Islamic regime. But, you know, for one reason or another, right,
00:07:47.420like, guys, people still have to work. They still have to work. They still have to pay their bills,
00:07:52.240Right. And so given how terrible the economy is, a lot of people are desperate for government jobs.
00:08:00.560This is one of the other ways that the Islamic regime keeps the Iranian people, you know, suppressed and oppressed, because if you rely on the government for your paycheck, then you're not going to really rise up against them, at least not publicly.0.93
00:08:19.900right? Because if you do, you're literally risking your life. And this is why His Royal0.94
00:08:26.820Highness Reza Pahlavi, right? He's made it very clear that anyone who is within the Islamic regime0.96
00:08:36.120system, as long as their hands are not covered with the blood of the Iranian people, and as long
00:08:43.920as they haven't murdered, you know, Iranians, and they're not, you know, they're not guilty
00:08:49.540of crimes against humanity, they are welcome to defect and to join the Iranian National
00:08:58.760Lion and Son Revolution. And to date, there are countless, countless tens of thousands0.91
00:09:06.340who have defected. We don't have the exact number. I mean, I don't. His Royal Highness
00:09:13.280and his team they have the exact number of course that exact number is confidential because you know
00:09:20.140we don't want to give any information away to the islamic regime but we do know that countless tens
00:09:27.720of thousands have defected but those defections right it has to be kept quiet because if you do
00:09:35.600anything against the Islamic regime, you will be jailed. And your life could very well be at risk.
00:09:44.040And that's exactly what's happening to this police officer, Colonel Shahzad Zamiri,
00:10:23.480where it's opposite land. Because only in the Islamic regime can someone be arrested and put1.00
00:10:33.660into solitary confinement and tortured for the crime of trying to prevent the Islamic regime0.84
00:10:44.060from murdering Iranians, right? Like, it's literally the opposite. She's in jail because0.59
00:10:49.500she didn't want to murder Iranians. She's in jail because she tried to stop the murder of innocent0.97
00:10:58.620Iranians, right? This is how evil the Islamic regime is. They will reward the terrorists,1.00
00:11:07.820the Muslim Nazis who murder Iranians, and they jail the ones who try to save lives, right?1.00
00:11:15.500Welcome to the Islamic regime. So there you go. I want to start off with her story because, you know, again, I speak a lot about the Islamic regime, but I also want to, you know, like, guys, everything is nuanced, right?0.99
00:11:32.060And I've spoken about the defections before. And this is one prime example of someone who has, you know, defected. And she's paying the ultimate price now. She's paying the price. No lawyer, no trial, two months in solitary confinement, no contact with her family. Her personal assets have also reportedly been confiscated, right?
00:12:00.500so i mean welcome i don't know what else to say like welcome to the hell0.98
00:12:04.580of of being an iranian um within the islamic regime0.80