00:00:00.000So the other thing I want to speak about a little bit is the infiltration of Islamic regime0.52
00:00:07.840supporters and lobbyists in the United States.
00:00:17.380So this is a meeting of, you know, the Islamic regime terrorist delegation. So that's Pazeshkian0.95
00:00:24.820right there, and that's Arochi, the foreign minister. And everyone you see around the
00:00:29.220table here. These are all either American citizens, or you know, they have green cards, and they're
00:00:35.820all big advocates and supporters of the Islamic regime. They will pretend as if like they are,
00:00:41.980you know, there for journalistic reasons or whatever. But these are and so Iranians have1.00
00:00:47.740identified a number of them. So we're going to go through this. And the title here says list of0.90
00:00:52.940journalists and political activists invited to the meeting with Pizashqian and the Islamic regime.
00:01:00.500So let's go through the list. Okay, there you go. So this is the first person, someone named
00:01:04.480Robin Wright. Okay, Robin Wright. Let's look up Robin Wright and see who she is. I have a feeling
00:01:15.260I know exactly the type of journalist that she is. She wrote a book called The Crusade of Modern
00:01:22.880Islam, the Khomeini decade. Wow, look at this. The last great revolution, turmoil and transformation
00:01:31.340in Iran. Wow, guys, look at that. Look at that. So this American journalist is trying to whitewash
00:01:40.500the Islamic regime. And see, so this right here, this is why for the longest time,
00:01:47.880Many Americans thought that we Iranians hate you and that we're all these aloha akbar durkas because of, you know, people like Robin Wright, who carry water for the Islamic regime, probably paid to do so, by the way.0.70
00:02:04.120um because i'm telling you right now the islamic regime will never ever ever invite someone to
00:02:11.400you know attend their delegation unless that's like unless it's a you know someone on their side0.53
00:02:17.380okay so they like these journalists will go there under the you know auspice of journalism
00:02:25.140but really really they are there to just learn what the next talking points are so there's
00:02:33.880robin right and then andrew parasoliti who's this huh andrew parasoliti named director for center
00:02:43.680director of center for global risk and security what okay so let me get this straight the guy
00:02:50.160who's now the director of the center for global risk and security didn't think it was a security1.00
00:02:57.300issue to go to a meeting organized by the islamic regime are you kidding me like how stupid do you1.00
00:03:03.380have to be this is uh absolutely ridiculous like what what benefit would you have from going there1.00
00:03:11.620you already know that they're terrorists or i don't know do you think that america is a terrorist0.99
00:03:15.660here like what's going what's going on yeah oh yeah he has a phd yeah he has a p guys i'm telling
00:03:23.040you phds anyone can get a phd these days you know some of the most intelligent people that i know
00:03:32.660don't have PhDs. You know who's more intelligent than this? Idiots. The Iranian people. Because
00:03:41.120they actually know who the terrorists are. So I don't know what exactly, like, what benefit or
00:03:46.120what advantage do you have in going to that meeting? Like, what do you think you're going
00:03:50.740to get out of that? All right, let's go to the next one. Let's go to the next one.
00:03:54.660anthony donovan hmm oh look at this he ended up in jail three times for vietnam war
00:04:04.760non-violent civil disobedience okay so the guy's a leftist so the guy's a communist there you go
00:04:09.680so um communist confirmed right communist confirmed there you go the communists of
00:04:17.620adam weinstein foreign policy magazine huh adam weinstein let's look up this guy what are you all
00:04:30.880about guys i'm telling you everyone in this meeting is either a communist an islamist or
00:04:38.760like a secret jihadi or like a woke woke progressive left trump derangement syndrome0.59
00:04:44.260person, right? Oh, look at this. Look at this, guys. Okay, so he is deputy director of the
00:04:54.980Middle East program at the Quincy Institute. Guys, so the Quincy Institute was created
00:05:00.880by Trita Parsi. Trita Parsi is an agent of the Islamic regime living in the United States on a1.00
00:05:09.100green card. Marco Rubio was supposed to deport him. I don't know why he hasn't been
00:05:13.860deported yet. But yeah, so Trita Parsi created Nayak. Nayak is the Islamic regime version of0.97
00:05:26.180CAIR. So the National Iranian American Council, that's the Islamic regime version of CAIR.0.76
00:05:33.460So Trita Parsi created CAIR. By the way, Trita Parsi's name isn't even Trita Parsi. That's not
00:05:39.680his real name he changed his name to sound like like more more iranian because he's not iranian
00:05:45.280either let me show let me tell you his real name yeah so trita parsi's real name is abolfaz
00:05:59.600mir luhi it's not trita parsi he changed it to trita parsi to sound more iranian um
00:06:07.760All right. But there you go. So Adam Weinstein works for the Islamic regime. Confirmed. Quincy Institute is pretty much one of the lobby groups of the Islamic regime.
00:06:17.960okay um guys i'm telling you like iranians iranians um are very very good at digging0.90
00:06:28.280up dirt and you know not that you know sometimes me but um um especially online because one of the
00:06:37.080few ways that iranians can fight back against the islamic regime and raise awareness is through0.94
00:06:41.680social media and so Iranians have become very very good at digging up dirt on anyone anyone1.00
00:06:50.080and they don't hold back either um I mean I can guarantee you that um as soon as you know I started1.00
00:06:59.220my live stream and you know my life started getting really big I guarantee you so many
00:07:03.780Iranians like looked into my background to see like you know what they could find what they could
00:07:08.340dig up. And the fact that I'm still here, and I'm still speaking, you know, everything is
00:07:12.560great, is, you know, because, you know, obviously, there's nothing shady or shifty in my background.0.99
00:07:19.560But anyone who has a shady or shifty background, Iranians will dig it up. They will. That's one1.00
00:07:29.900of the ways that they fight back against the Durkhas. And of course, you know, they make1.00
00:07:35.560lists of people who support the islamic regime so this video was made by you know an iranian
00:07:40.200account on x anyway so there you go um adam weinstein works for the islamic regime via
00:07:46.440the quincy institute next we have nicholas christophe director of international news abc news
00:07:56.600wow i wonder if um if nicholas christoph asked the islamic regime why there's no freedom of
00:08:09.280press inside of occupied iran i wonder if chris asked at any point during this meeting this
00:08:18.580meeting if chris actually brought up the fact that there is no freedom of press inside of occupied
00:08:25.500Iran and that any journalist who tries to speak out or or share the facts or the truth is jailed
00:08:42.860Brett Bayer oh wow Brett was there too
00:08:46.140this one's confusing for me because brett was brett went really really hard against the islamic
00:08:56.300regime in that interview with pisashkian like brett completely destroyed position
00:09:04.220so i wonder why he's there like this is a bad pr move0.75
00:09:08.300you know why this is a bad pr move because the islamic regime is going to use these photos0.58
00:09:21.140and say look at all these people that we brought in to hear our side of the story0.93
00:09:29.020They will use this as propaganda on Durka News Network to claim that the Islamic regime has more support than America, because look at all these Americans who showed up to our meeting.
00:09:44.480That's why it's problematic to be there, because they're just going to use you as props to push their own narrative.
00:09:59.020who else was there steve inskeep another journalist wow and he's sitting like
00:10:09.980ew he's sitting right next to adopchi you know what i wonder if any of the women at this meeting
00:10:17.660i wonder if any of the women bother to ask about you know why the islamic regime murders women for0.99
00:10:25.880not for not covering their hair properly right all a bunch of hypocrites who else so steve inskeep0.99
00:10:32.260david remnick david remnick lenin's tomb the last days of the soviet empire0.93
00:10:40.680i don't know i mean maybe for some of them this is a fact-finding mission but it's it's absolute
00:10:51.840nonsense to to be there in this meeting because this is like they're all just going to be used0.95
00:10:56.000as props and they're literally sitting amongst islamic regime survivors sorry um they're sitting
00:11:18.060slavin she has me blocked she blocked me years ago on x because i was calling out her her garbage0.94
00:11:24.140nonsense barbara slavin is a full-on supporter of the islamic regime like if i was american0.90
00:11:31.380i would be like i would want to apply to the fbi just so that i can like investigate these people0.60
00:11:37.860because i guaranteed guaranteed she has ties to the islamic regime she has been supporting
00:11:43.140the islamic regime and she has been whitewashing their crimes for a very very long time and i think
00:11:50.960about five years ago or so i called her out on x and she blocked me because of course you know0.99
00:11:55.880she she doesn't like it when she's confronted with the truth but she like she is a national
00:12:02.420security threat like she should be locked up in guantanamo bay for life like that's how like bad0.97
00:12:08.680she is like just go and just go and look at some of her posts she's literally whitewashing the0.96
00:12:14.320crimes of the islamic regime she okay i don't even know what else to say she literally supports
00:12:27.000the islamic regime she's been doing it for a very very long time um okay i'm gonna get to the super
00:12:34.020chats um at the end of actually you know what i might as well get to a couple of super chats now
00:12:41.300because they're sort of they're sort of in line with that with what i'm talking about here um
00:12:45.300amir gifted five memberships thank you amir appreciate that very very kind of you um laszlo
00:12:50.980says thank you appreciate that uh atki says goldie did more journalism in her two minutes of googling
00:13:01.380than robin wright did in her in her entire life yeah it's true it's true guys um what can i say
00:13:08.180um yeah you know some journalists are good some journalists are good you know there's some
00:13:15.380journalists i have respect for um like i have a lot of respect for brett bear and the way he
00:13:21.140just totally destroyed um that was chef's kiss um there's also that journalist on nbc that
00:13:30.660interviewed a few months ago that was also really good um but guys i would say at least like 50 50
00:13:39.460percent of journalists are very lazy and they don't do their due diligence they you know they
00:13:44.340they have their cushy jobs uh they get paid you know to write by the word um and most of the0.92
00:13:50.180articles are trash and i say this because when i was a politician right journalists would write
00:13:56.500stories about me or other or like a situation and i would be reading that because you know i i knew0.86
00:14:02.660what was happening from the other end and i was literally reading the story and i'm like this is
00:14:08.020wrong this is wrong this is wrong like it's just so much nonsense so um yeah i you know unfortunately
00:14:16.340a lot of people just take journalists at their word think for yourself think for yourself go out
00:14:21.460there do the research you know look things up um you know google is free and uh you know
00:14:29.060what can i say what can i say um i'm a trained lawyer i used to be a lawyer i went to law school
00:14:34.820um one of the reasons that i went to law school is because i wanted to learn um how to um think
00:14:41.620like like analytical thinking right i wanted to improve my analytical thinking skills i wanted
00:14:47.780to improve my you know debate skills my logic skills i wanted to be able to um you know make
00:14:53.620arguments and you know all that kind of stuff so um i didn't really go to law school to become a
00:14:58.260lawyer i went more to law school just to benefit from that that critical thinking and that analysis
00:15:05.620and stuff like that which of course has benefited me greatly not only as a politician but also now
00:15:12.980when i'm doing my live streams um so yeah i would say you know there there you go there you go that's
00:15:19.940just uh there but thank you thank you for the compliment appreciate that um oh yeah i went to
00:15:26.020law school and uh i graduated i graduated cum laude as well so i graduated with honors cheers
00:15:35.140but there we go i couldn't stand the drama of law though it was it was too much drama
00:15:41.220Push Up says, shady, shifty, goldy promotes round earth psyop. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. So remember, on this channel, we only believe in the round earth theory, but we believe that the moon is flat. So we're all flat mooners. We're round earthers, but we're flat mooners. There you go.
00:16:04.720all right going back to uh this so yeah barbara slavin blocked me like years ago
00:16:11.680okay the next person let's see oh kazim kairi babadi right so of course he is he's he's with0.55
00:16:19.980the islamic regime look at his face guys you know what his face is the product of inbreeding0.62
00:16:26.740when your eyes are that close when your eyes are that close that's literally like inbreeding or0.99
00:16:32.040something. Alireza Haridion, there you go so that Durka was there too. Paul Anthony Guigaud,
00:16:49.480American Pulitzer Prize winning conservative political commentator and editor of the editorial
00:16:57.320pages for the wall street journal huh not a good look for the wall street journal
00:17:10.120also given the fact that he is supposedly a conservative political commentator
00:17:19.400the islamic regime will use him to brag about how they brought in all these you know
00:17:26.920conservative minded people to listen to them and listen to their side of the story0.97
00:17:33.080guys they're all going to be used as props by the islamic regime to attack the united states0.88
00:17:36.920i mean it's it's terrible like this is a this is not a good look um to me this is treason to me0.96
00:17:43.240this is treason and you know some people might say oh well we did it for you know journalistic
00:17:48.360reasons so you went to a private meeting a private meeting where no one knows what was said
00:17:56.920for what? I mean, if the information given was off the record, then how is it journalistic
00:18:04.220for journalistic reasons? Because you literally can't use it, right? So guys, keep in mind,
00:18:08.920when it comes to like journal journalistic practices, there's three types of information,
00:18:16.040three types of information sharing. Okay. This is also good for you guys. So that if you know,
00:18:20.840if a reporter ever, you know, calls you and asks for an interview or something,
00:18:25.620you know what to say and how to protect yourself. So the first type of conversation with a journalist
00:18:33.900is on the record. On the record means anything that you say, even if you're joking, even if
00:18:40.440you're sarcastic, you know, whatever, they can use it and they probably will use it. So on the record
00:18:46.120means everything that you say is fair game. Even if like you say something and then afterwards you
00:18:50.940say oh you know don't don't say that or don't quote me on that too late it's fair game so
00:18:56.280that's that's what on the record means off the record off the record means nothing that you
00:19:03.420speak about in that conversation um can be shared so the journalist promises and you know usually
00:19:13.860you want to get that promise in writing either in a text message or an email or something um you
00:19:18.080the journalist will say yes i i you know agree this conversation is completely off the record
00:19:23.280nothing that we talk about will be discussed it's just you know to get private information
00:19:30.880um the third type of conversation that you have with a journalist is called uh on background so
00:19:38.720what on background means is that they will use the information but they will claim that it's
00:19:46.640coming from an anonymous source so whenever you know you read a news article or something like
00:19:53.360that and it says you know anonymous sources have said that means someone has spoken to them
00:20:00.480on background and that's how they're sharing the information
00:20:07.120so here's the thing a lot of these journalists are you know well at least one of them like um0.95
00:20:12.320I'll get to the New York Times Post, actually, in a moment, because we're going to get to some of the Dirkas.0.99
00:26:27.440He was against bombing Iran before he was pressed. He withdrew from the JCPOA on his first time. Yes, we're happy. We're glad that President Trump tore up the JCPOA and tossed it in the trash can where it belongs.
00:26:45.040wow look at this and then of course of course he's you know blame blame israel blame israel
00:26:51.060for short-circuiting democracy and bombing iran no president trump didn't bomb iran president0.82
00:26:57.440trump uh destroyed the secret underground nuclear facilities that the islamic regime0.89
00:27:03.260had built because you helped them get the jcpoa these these are the kinds of people
00:27:10.900that are at that meeting with president trump sorry not with president trump sorry
00:27:15.000These are the people that are at that meeting with the Islamic regime.
00:27:18.680So literally, full-on American infiltrators, except for Brett Baier.0.87
00:27:25.200The others, I mean, the Islamic regime literally invited Code Pink.0.95
00:27:31.620Do you see how it's all connected?0.99
00:27:35.500Like, it's all, guys, they're all connected.
00:27:38.200All of these terrorist groups, all of these communists, they're all connected to one another.