Goldie Ghamari - IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 116

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00:21:22.400 BESARETE AYRAN GOWN

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00:21:29.960 BESHUNO SOOZE ZOKHANM

00:21:32.120 KINBAGAREN CHEMAN

00:21:34.300 KABAYE JANTANAM

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00:21:52.400 when you look at the crowds today you have maybe five six thousand people here on the streets

00:22:04.540 yesterday a million people a million Iranians in the street for the Ayatollah Khomeini does

00:22:09.160 that not give you concern does that make you afraid because they are afraid yeah that's right

00:22:14.060 and most of the people they don't say anything because they are afraid and they are in silence

00:22:20.540 you know they don't say anything is this the silent majority of iran out here now yes

00:22:25.260 yes yes that's right do you want the shot in return yes

00:22:33.260 되는데

00:22:41.480 Which I want to try?

00:22:42.900 What do you want to try?

00:22:44.580 What do you want to try?

00:22:59.600 Why do you want to try to stay?

00:23:01.640 It's a great day.

00:23:02.640 It's a great day.

00:23:03.640 It's a great day.

00:23:04.640 It's a great day.

00:23:05.640 It's a great day.

00:23:06.640 It's a great day.

00:23:07.640 It's a great day.

00:23:08.640 It's a great day.

00:23:09.640 It's a great day.

00:23:10.640 It's a great day.

00:23:11.640 It's a great day.

00:23:15.640 Across Iran, ordinary people took to the streets in peaceful protest.

00:23:20.640 Millions of citizens.

00:23:22.640 More than 400 cities.

00:23:24.640 Their demands clear.

00:23:26.640 Dignity.

00:23:27.640 Justice.

00:23:28.640 Freedom.

00:23:30.640 The response from the regime was absolute brutality.

00:23:35.980 Security forces opened fire on unarmed protesters.

00:23:40.640 Tens of thousands of innocent men, women and children were killed on the streets.

00:23:48.140 But the killing machine did not stop there.

00:23:52.100 Despite what the regime has told the world, the machinery of terror has only intensified.

00:23:57.700 Dozens of detainees, many of them children, are being forced to confess to crimes they never committed.

00:24:27.700 Right now, at least eight people are at risk of imminent execution.

00:24:33.900 Their lives can be taken at any moment.

00:24:37.700 These are not criminals.

00:24:39.760 They are peaceful citizens who dared to hope for a better future.

00:24:44.440 The world must not look away.

00:24:46.380 The world must not negotiate with a regime that has an insatiable lust for blood.

00:24:53.620 The world has a moral obligation to stop this cycle of terror, now and for good. 0.97

00:25:11.340 To all of our friends around the world, under the yoke of the Islamic Republic, 0.99

00:25:18.060 Iran is identified in your minds with terrorism, extremism, and poverty.

00:25:24.580 The real Iran is a different Iran, a beautiful, peace-loving, and flourishing Iran.

00:25:33.920 It is the Iran that existed before the Islamic Republic,

00:25:38.160 and it is the Iran that will rise again from its ashes the day the Islamic Republic falls.

00:25:45.600 So let me be clear about how a free Iran will act towards its neighbors and the world after the fall of this regime. 0.62

00:25:55.760 In security and foreign policy, Iran's nuclear military program will end.

00:26:03.460 Support for terrorist groups will cease immediately.

00:26:07.000 A free Iran will work with regional and global partners to confront terrorism, organized crime, drug trafficking, and extremist Islamism.

00:26:20.900 Iran will act as a friend and a stabilizing force in the region, and it will be a responsible partner in global security. 0.50

00:26:32.520 In diplomacy, relations with the United States will be normalized

00:26:37.560 and our friendship with America and her people will be restored.

00:26:43.340 The state of Israel will be recognized immediately.

00:26:48.560 We will pursue the expansion of the Abraham Accords into the Cyrus Accords, 0.82

00:26:53.840 bringing together a free Iran, Israel, and the Arab world.

00:26:58.460 A new chapter will begin, grounded in mutual recognition, sovereignty, and national interest.

00:27:08.740 In energy, Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the world.

00:27:16.140 A free Iran will become a reliable energy supplier to the free world. 0.62

00:27:22.220 Policymaking will be transparent. 0.99

00:27:25.460 Iran's actions will be responsible.

00:27:28.460 prices will be predictable in transparency and governance Iran will 0.56

00:27:35.520 adopt and enforce international standards money laundering will be

00:27:40.640 confronted organized corruption will be dismantled public institutions will answer

00:27:48.420 to the people in the economy Iran is one of the world's last great untapped

00:27:56.420 markets. Our population is educated, modern, with a diaspora that connects it to the four

00:28:04.300 corners of the world. A democratic Iran will open its economy to trade, investment, and

00:28:12.360 innovation. And Iran will seek to invest in the world. Opportunity will replace isolation.

00:28:21.400 This is not an abstract vision. It is a practical one, grounded in national interest, stability, and cooperation.

00:28:34.220 To achieve this, now is the time to stand with the Iranian people.

00:28:39.920 The fall of the Islamic Republic and the establishment of a secular democratic government in Iran will not only restore dignity to my people, it will benefit the region and the world.

00:28:57.400 A free Iran will be a force for peace, for prosperity and for partnership.

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00:29:39.920 I'll see you next time.

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00:31:09.920 I love you

00:31:39.920 I will call you

00:31:43.360 Hello, I am

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00:32:34.440 The bombardment of my compassion

00:32:37.380 It made it all over the world

00:32:40.080 The advisory together

00:32:41.660 The bombardment of my passion

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00:35:14.240 Finally we 40% ground coming into battle

00:35:17.920 And let's leave this action

00:35:19.320 After dealing with someone

00:35:24.880 The internet made the air

00:35:27.240 Once I was Connoisseur

00:35:28.600 Toward my bonds

00:35:29.340 My heart was defeated

00:35:32.120 Someone refused to get hurt 1.00

00:35:34.600 When they threw the быES

00:35:36.540 People raised loved by some pieces

00:35:39.900 I don't know.

00:36:09.900 I'm in my bed

00:36:11.900 When I'm in my bed

00:36:13.900 I'm in my bed 1.00

00:36:15.900 I'm going to Iran 0.98

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00:37:42.640 The freedom of freedom is the one we know

00:37:46.240 We don't know the end of the world without fear 1.00

00:37:50.220 Iran is the one we know 1.00

00:37:54.100 The end of the world is the one we know 1.00

00:38:08.140 The end of the world is the one we know

00:38:11.140 something is gone 1.00

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00:38:26.560 judgment 0.96

00:38:29.640 Iran

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00:38:33.320 We'll be right back.

00:39:03.320 Let me tell you a story about a lion that came from the mountains.

00:39:24.920 These mountains right behind you are lying.

00:39:29.060 The lion of freedom can only roam free and strong.

00:39:31.300 But one day, some 47 years ago, liberal socialists had different plans.

00:39:36.060 Free health care and free speech was not good enough for them.

00:39:39.640 The same lie you can see today in New York.

00:39:41.880 They wanted everything for free.

00:39:44.240 Believing a bloodthirsty vulture is better than a majestic lion. 0.85

00:39:48.880 The vulture placed his claws on the Koran, swearing he was God sent.

00:39:52.480 Both liberal socialists and religion fanatics joined forces, believed he's the Messiah.

00:39:56.260 the vulture promised them prosperity but instead took their dignity stole all their resources to

00:40:01.720 sponsor terror and disconnected them from the world live in our nation poor isolated and thirsty

00:40:06.300 for water but now our lion is back and he's bringing help with him while history repeats

00:40:11.500 itself in new york and minnesota we gathered here today to turn the page on history and claim our

00:40:16.960 lion back yeah azadi square let me see you make some noise we came here to make history tonight

00:40:23.400 Azadi standing tall, we breaking down the walls

00:40:26.000 Everybody jumping now, answering the call

00:40:28.560 Look where we are right now, making history in my hometown

00:40:31.900 Screaming loud, let me hear the sound

00:40:33.820 Put your hands up and watch the world go round 1.00

00:40:36.000 Tehran, stand up, make some noise right now 0.98

00:40:38.960 We can't hear to rock the spot

00:40:41.200 This is Azadi, yeah, we made it to the stage

00:40:43.960 Put your hands up, let him feel the rage 0.93

00:40:46.300 Tehran, show me what you got 0.90

00:40:48.380 Inflation up, tall

00:40:51.100 Inflation just on

00:40:53.140 We took an excuse, we came to uproot it

00:40:56.080 Breaking the chains, say it with me louder

00:40:58.540 Till the oppression ends today

00:41:00.660 Azadi's underground sound breaking through the silence

00:41:03.400 We ignite the streets, turn the stage into a riot

00:41:05.860 This is our moment now, feel the power rising

00:41:08.240 We end oppression now

00:41:10.220 Santa brought a New Year's gift from Jerusalem

00:41:14.160 Wrapped up with a cherry gift from Washington

00:41:17.080 Shout out to Lion Elon Musk

00:41:19.360 for the internet saving the people shout out to the zionizer turning lionizer today we love you man

00:41:26.300 shout out to tommy he's in da house shout out to armin navabi the fighter of truth

00:41:32.360 shout out to naz daily for upgrading our skills shout out to erica labone the brave lion is

00:41:38.120 standing brave and beautiful we love you erica shout out to goldie gamari the lioness golden

00:41:43.540 heart of our nation welcome home also amjad the hot is in the house the man who fears nothing but

00:41:49.780 god and the truth shout out to emily schrader never given up on us now internet is back in

00:41:56.180 the house let's block bushra sheikh and bbc because you know what they stand for

00:42:03.140 put your hearts together for the return of the lion the shot of iran the future is ours

00:42:10.180 Together we rise reaching for the stars

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00:45:25.320 I'm going to go.

00:45:27.320 I'm going to go.

00:45:29.320 But I'm always with you.

00:45:31.320 I saw my own thoughts.

00:45:33.320 I saw my eyes in the sky.

00:45:35.320 I saw my eyes.

00:45:37.320 The eye that was on the road.

00:45:39.320 I'm going to go.

00:45:41.320 I'm going to go.

00:45:55.320 Two words...

00:46:03.520 Let's go.

00:46:09.320 I want to say from my heart...

00:46:11.320 from the love of God...

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00:50:00.420 All right, guys. 0.96

00:50:24.600 Hello.

00:50:25.460 Hello.

00:50:25.700 the rudin shalom hold on let me see okay guys hi how are you guys doing wild army guys today is

00:50:33.940 just me goldie is busy and you're just stuck with me is that okay let me know in the chat anyways

00:50:44.260 hi and i'm gonna to make up for the fact that goldie is not here today i am going to i don't

00:50:52.340 know what i could do there's nothing there's nothing that could replace goldie but i will

00:50:56.980 try to you guys are the co-hosts okay so i it's me and you guys i will try to pay attention

00:51:03.780 to the chat so that you could help me fill in you you guys are goldie today okay you guys are

00:51:11.220 supposed to fill in goldie's role today so you guys are my co-hosts all right so again i no

00:51:17.460 promises but i'm going to try to pay closer attention to the chat i said earlier saying

00:51:26.100 can you rickroll us uh rickroll us rickroll us oh my god okay fine fine let's just rickroll you it's

00:51:38.900 guys act surprised hold on i don't even know what to search for okay guys for because because goldie

00:51:46.260 is not here i'm going to rickroll you but you guys need to act surprised okay because i'm not

00:51:53.460 as good as old and goldie with this okay so just pretend guys what is this video that i'm about to

00:51:59.300 play i don't know just accept just act surprised just act surprised okay

00:52:07.300 i got you ah you're surprised oh i know you were surprised i got you all i got you

00:52:12.900 i got you uh you didn't see that coming did you you did not see that coming i know this is

00:52:23.140 all right damn it yes exactly 0.54

00:52:28.180 all right all right all right totally did not see that coming none of you did or it got me okay 0.98

00:52:37.060 okay okay in shock look at you all of you are shocked anyways

00:52:43.620 darren he got us yes see see i could do i could do what goldie does i'm gonna i recruit you

00:52:49.700 all right all right guys president trump is posting about iran left and right so let's get

00:52:55.940 into that let's get into that and as you know there was a pause on the ceasefire and now there

00:53:04.660 there's been attacks on ships and president trump is posting left and right with updates

00:53:09.700 um i don't know let me see should i go from the most recent and then go all the way down yeah

00:53:14.640 maybe i should go um so look at this so first of all president trump saying very good news

00:53:20.260 maybe i should open each one of these in a new tab that would be more efficient go away there

00:53:28.620 we go look at this you guys cannot see this can you because the how could i mean you know what

00:53:33.960 what i'm gonna do i'm gonna see no no i can't miss i'm gonna remove the chat for a second

00:53:39.640 okay so you guys can see this so president trump posted very good news i have just been informed

00:53:45.000 that that eight women protesters who were going to be executed tonight in iran will no longer be killed

00:53:54.040 okay and saying so this is the this is the these are the women that president trump was talking

00:54:00.120 about right these women were supposed like were up for execution by the islamic republic president

00:54:06.680 trump recently posted about it bringing attention to it and now president trump is giving us an

00:54:11.800 update that they're going to no longer be killed i hope that is true i hope that is true i don't 0.95

00:54:16.680 trust the islamic republic as long as because here's the thing guys i'm the reason why uh i 0.79

00:54:22.920 hope this is true well and but i'm skeptical is that sometimes the islamic republic delays the

00:54:28.440 execution when when there's so much international pressure on certain people the islamic republic

00:54:35.560 will delay the execution and once the international attention goes away then they will execute them 0.98

00:54:41.720 that's why i hope this is true but we need to maintain international pressure or as soon as

00:54:47.160 the international pressure is gone then they might get executed again so president trump continues

00:54:54.040 saying four will be four will be really but but but i don't want to come off as ungrateful because

00:55:00.760 the fact that these women are alive today is because president trump's putting attention

00:55:05.320 bringing attention to this matter right so don't think i'm being i am being skeptical with regards

00:55:10.200 to the islamic republic but i'm very very grateful for president trump because these women's these

00:55:15.240 women would be dead by now if president trump didn't talk about them like this and bringing

00:55:19.240 so much attention to it then president trump is saying four will be released immediately and four 0.99

00:55:26.040 will be sentenced to one month in prison. I very much appreciate that Iran and its leaders respected

00:55:33.260 my request as President of the United States and terminated the planned execution. Thank you for

00:55:40.000 your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump. Okay, so first of all, this shows that

00:55:44.580 President Trump is very much paying attention to the situation of Iranian people. This also shows

00:55:49.780 that all of the things that people said about President Trump wanting to commit genocide in 0.70

00:55:54.260 iran that is absolutely ridiculous like the fact that president trump cares about eight women in

00:56:01.160 iran and trying to get them save their lives is goes against everything um people like i don't 0.94

00:56:08.540 know like pierce morgan and other people have been saying that president trump what he said is like

00:56:12.420 calling for genocide uh so if it shows that right but also it shows that the islamic republic

00:56:19.420 is desperate to show, to give President Trump anything 0.66

00:56:25.100 because they're hurting with the blockade.

00:56:28.060 Do you guys agree with that?

00:56:29.000 Let me know in the chat.

00:56:30.520 Let me know in the chat.

00:56:31.300 Do you guys, I think it also demonstrates that the Islamic Republic 1.00

00:56:35.900 doesn't, the parts of the Islamic Republic

00:56:39.280 that are trying to be flexible with President Trump

00:56:43.300 really are having a hard time.

00:56:47.720 Because think about it.

00:56:49.420 So if you are Qalibov and Araqchi and other people who are trying to bend the knee to President Trump so that you don't die, that's a very hard thing to do because the things that President Trump wants is hard to give.

00:57:02.840 If you want, President Trump wants the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened, that is really hard to give because even if I hold my armed forces back, the parts of IRGC that want the Hormuz Strait to be closed, they could send their armed forces, and as you saw today, to shoot at certain ships, we'll get to that, we'll get to that.

00:57:21.580 To shoot at certain ships, and that will just close the Strait of Hormuz. 0.96

00:57:25.900 So even if I wanted to open the Strait of Hormuz, I cannot control all the armed forces within the Islamic regime. 0.85

00:57:31.440 Also, when it comes to giving the enriched uranium, even if I wanted to give, for example, President Trump the enriched uranium, how could I stop the armed forces, the other armed forces, to hold back and allow the Americans and their engineers to come and extract the uranium? 0.58

00:57:51.140 It's really hard for me to do that.

00:57:52.760 But this is maybe something easier that I could, let's say President Trump came out and said, don't execute these women.

00:57:59.620 I'm like, okay, I could do this.

00:58:01.440 I could do this. This is something I could

00:58:03.460 do so President Trump gets

00:58:05.020 happy with me. So this is

00:58:07.320 a win-win for the parts

00:58:09.540 of the ISJC that wants to

00:58:11.220 signal some flexibility

00:58:13.120 to President Trump. And it's also

00:58:15.620 a win for

00:58:17.220 obviously the Iranian people

00:58:19.180 because eight of our

00:58:20.600 best people. Guys, the reason why I say

00:58:23.220 eight of our best people is because these are

00:58:25.200 freedom fighters. These

00:58:27.260 are not average people.

00:58:29.180 These are people who sacrifice their life

00:58:31.100 for the liberty of iran and that's that's why i said these are our best people so it's a win

00:58:36.580 for the iranian people because we might we might have saved eight of our best people

00:58:41.300 and then also it's also a way for president trump to show that he has power over at least

00:58:51.820 parts of the islamic republic does that make sense let me know if that makes sense oh thank

00:58:58.160 you, Texas Troop. You're on this side. I appreciate that. All right. So, okay, okay. I'm trying to pay

00:59:11.760 attention to you guys as well so I can make sure that I'm responding to the chat. Let me know if

00:59:16.660 that makes sense, okay? All right, let's continue. Yep, A+. Okay, fantastic. Let's go down. Okay,

00:59:24.560 Let's continue with other posts from President Trump regarding Iran.

00:59:33.300 Go, go, go.

00:59:36.080 So, nope, not this one.

00:59:44.540 Let me go down, let me go down here.

00:59:47.180 Okay, here's another one.

00:59:50.260 President Trump posted, Iran is collapsing financially.

00:59:52.940 they want the state of hormones open immediately starving for cash losing 500 million dollars a day

00:59:59.660 military and police complaining that they are not getting paid sos this is very important because

01:00:05.900 remember guys i was suggesting um that many people within the armed forces are more financially

01:00:13.340 motivated than ideologically motivated so that's why the regime has a hard time deciding whether

01:00:21.020 or not to stick with their standing for their islamic principles and basically keep the parts

01:00:28.300 of the regime who is serving the regime because they're ideologically motivated to serve the regime

01:00:33.500 or bend the need to president trump to open the blockade to get the money so that they could keep

01:00:38.620 the parts of the regime who are financially motivated to serve the regimes right so people

01:00:44.700 who are serving the regime how much of it is financial how much of it is ideological this

01:00:49.260 has been a question that we have been asking for decades now among anti-regime Iranians and now

01:00:55.660 we're going to see because the money is tight these people do not have their because of the

01:01:01.020 blockade they're not going to have the same revenue and we're going to see if they're going

01:01:05.020 to be able to hold their armed forces if they can't pay them so we're already seeing signs of

01:01:10.220 complaints. This is a big deal. Then let's go down. Oh, look at this. Brigitte Gabrielle posted

01:01:23.020 this and President Trump reposted this. President Trump has been preparing for this war with Iran

01:01:27.320 for over 40 years. Yeah, I'm basically showing this video from President Trump from the 1980s

01:01:34.940 talking about the same policies we already played that for you guys before but there was another

01:01:41.240 post i'm gonna get back to that later yeah this one um iran does the president trump posted this

01:01:56.240 iran doesn't want the street of hormones closed they want it open so they can make 500 million

01:02:01.560 dollars a day which is therefore what they are losing if it is closed the only they they only

01:02:08.580 say they want it closed because i have it totally blocked closed so they merely want to say face

01:02:14.720 people approached me four days ago saying sir iran wants to wants to open this up the strait

01:02:20.880 immediately but if we do that there can never be a deal with iran unless we blow up the rest of

01:02:27.100 their country their leaders included president donald j trump okay so guys this is very important

01:02:32.700 pay attention to this i think president trump is choosing

01:02:38.380 a method of putting pressure on the islamic republic that hurts the iranian people less

01:02:46.220 i think there are multiple reasons why president trump is preferring the blockade over military

01:02:52.620 operations so president trump knows that it could really hurt the islamic republic if they go and

01:02:58.860 destroy i don't know the power plants and their bridges but he really wants to avoid doing that

01:03:05.660 he really wants to avoid doing that for three reasons for three reasons

01:03:12.940 first he doesn't want to he wants the iranian people to be able to recover

01:03:17.180 after all of this he doesn't want to use that he will only do that option go with that option if

01:03:24.220 there's if he has exhausted all other options so that's reason number one reason number one is that

01:03:32.540 he wants to leave the infrastructure for the iranian people so that's why he's more interested

01:03:38.940 in this blockade tactic more than the destroying the infrastructure tactic that's number one

01:03:43.420 number two is that the blockade seems to be hurting the islamic republic even more

01:03:49.420 than the military operations that's the reason number two okay do you guys agree people are

01:03:57.660 saying yes okay and reason number three is because this is a lot more efficient

01:04:03.820 this is a lot more efficient both in terms of financial cost and cost in lives

01:04:13.480 this is a lot like when it comes to military operations on bombing

01:04:19.860 different parts of iran are a lot more expensive than the naval blockade

01:04:26.280 and also american soldiers are so much less at risk using this method so for these three reasons

01:04:37.380 i think that president trump is really enjoying this method more than the military operations and

01:04:43.180 that's why that's why he extended the ceasefire giving the reasons that they can't even respond

01:04:48.680 to me because they're divided i think president trump is very comfortable right now where we are

01:04:52.880 because he's seeing that we're causing maximum damage

01:04:55.940 on the Islamic Republic with very little financial costs

01:04:59.620 and also very little risk to American soldiers.

01:05:02.380 And also this is going to save the infrastructure

01:05:04.620 for the Iranian people.

01:05:06.300 We've got a super chat saying,

01:05:07.440 Armin, I feel like someone like you,

01:05:09.640 if even possible, should try to talk to Destiny.

01:05:12.180 He's very charitable to Israel, et cetera.

01:05:16.260 I have been on Destiny twice already.

01:05:19.360 um then i reached out to him a time you know after and then he didn't respond i do i would

01:05:29.140 be interested in going to destiny again however i do need uh some people i i don't want to spend

01:05:37.080 time reaching out to him because i am so busy if he if so if you could convince him to reach out to

01:05:43.940 me i will say yes but i don't want to go chasing people to have me on if you guys could convince

01:05:50.420 them to have me on then and they message me i'll respond because i spent so much time telling

01:05:57.380 people like hey do you want me to come and tell you about this thing and i got no responses so

01:06:01.360 i first have to see an interest from them for me to do this because or else i don't have time

01:06:08.660 oh so but but thank you for the super chat and also sketch therapy is saying four optics hitting

01:06:14.660 bridges and power plants looks looks bad that's true that's true that that is a number four okay

01:06:20.900 yeah sketch therapy that's also number four uh but but i don't know because also president trump

01:06:26.020 seems to be more cares less about his popularity these days than usual he he's more interested

01:06:33.940 right now he seems at least to be more interested in doing the right thing but but you're right

01:06:38.020 that's also something that we have to consider and wow thank you so much we've got a super sticker

01:06:43.860 from m3 ij zero oh something joy okay well thank you so much for the 20 super sticker

01:06:53.140 with no messages and appreciate that thank you just supporting us i guess right thank you

01:06:59.540 okay let me see

01:07:03.940 there's anything else oh let me see

01:07:10.660 okay so let's go let's go see how we got here

01:07:18.260 let's just go see how we got here okay i have a video for you guys

01:07:22.820 uh that let's go to fox news because they give us good updates okay hold on let me bring fox news on

01:07:33.940 ah this time i did this time i did get you okay this time i did this time i did get you okay this

01:07:40.220 time anyways see see i can do it as well i can do it as well okay okay sorry sorry sorry see i

01:07:51.560 have you have to i have to i have to we have we're gonna miss gouldy so much if i don't do that right

01:07:57.400 so anyways let's go to fox news this was from earlier but i just want to go through it um

01:08:05.800 one by one so that we know how we got here okay here fox news alert president trump says the u.s

01:08:11.800 is extending the ceasefire with iran at pakistan's request as he waits for a quote unified proposal

01:08:19.400 from the regime now that news just breaking in the last few minutes and fox news white

01:08:23.720 White House senior correspondent Jackie Heinrich has the very latest. Jackie. Yeah, well, what we

01:08:28.540 don't know is whether the negotiating team from the U.S. side, that includes the vice president,

01:08:34.500 Steve Whitcoff, Jared Kushner, is in fact going to head to the Middle East. There have been

01:08:38.880 several reports that travel is on hold, potentially indefinitely, but also that it could resume at any

01:08:43.840 time. We've not heard any official statement from the White House side about that travel plan,

01:08:49.420 but the ceasefire has been extended apparently indefinitely while the blockade stays in place

01:08:55.980 this is what the president said based on the fact that the government ever guys this is this is gonna

01:09:00.380 make them i don't like i i've seen so many estimates and i don't know if it's true because

01:09:05.900 you know i don't have access to first hand like direct data but some people who are looking at

01:09:11.100 this directly they're saying that i've seen anything between two weeks and a month for this

01:09:17.420 is for the islamic republic to run out of like serious like amount of money like i don't know

01:09:24.140 how they're going to be able to pay for anything um remember like they they're if they cannot get

01:09:32.220 the oil out of the persian gulf they're going to be filling their tankers and once they fill the

01:09:37.740 tankers then they have no uh where else to put the oil they don't have that much space to hold the

01:09:44.380 oil right so the like all the tankers are filled all their you know storage oil storage facilities

01:09:53.180 are filled and the oil is coming out of the oil well and like what do we do with this like they

01:09:58.140 can't if they close if they get like they cannot just close it if they close the oil like the oil

01:10:03.820 well it's going to damage the oil well like i mean they can't even close it like if you stop it like

01:10:09.740 Like, it will cause permanent damage to the oil well.

01:10:14.000 And they have, like, two weeks or so before they get into serious trouble.

01:10:19.620 And if that revenue gets cut, then they're screwed. 0.99

01:10:24.380 Like, they're screwed. 0.95

01:10:25.040 Like, they have so many things that they have to pay, 0.94

01:10:27.220 and they're not going to have the money.

01:10:29.340 They're not going to have the money.

01:10:31.120 So this is very interesting to see where we're going to head with this.

01:10:34.520 they might start selling their gold reserves of the central bank they are probably going to be

01:10:43.100 printing so much money to be able to pay their regime the government employees and the armed

01:10:52.100 forces and again the the the proxies the proxies they're not going to like that they're not going

01:10:58.180 want real or like what is this so maybe they could keep some they could keep paying the regime forces 0.71

01:11:06.500 iranian regime forces by printing money but the proxies are going to be like what is this garbage

01:11:12.740 you're supposed to pay me in usd they're going to go home if they don't get paid in usd because 0.87

01:11:18.340 that's that that stuff is worthless to them back home right so the inflation is already like really

01:11:25.540 really high but if they start printing money to be able to pay people then then it's i don't know

01:11:33.860 the inflation is going to hit like i don't know zimbabwe levels but um also also they might also

01:11:42.820 cut you know the payment to other government employees like nurses and teachers and i don't

01:11:50.260 know firefighters and police everybody else might get a cut they're saying this is wartime conditions

01:11:56.740 so we're going to cut your pay so that they could pay their armed forces and the suppress the

01:12:00.900 suppressing forces if they can't have enough oil and gas revenue that's that's probably what they're

01:12:05.700 going to do that's probably what they're going to do so let's let's watch this this is like 0.78

01:12:12.580 this is very like i don't know what plan these the islamic republic has while the blockade stays in

01:12:18.660 place. This is what the president said. Based on the fact that the government of Iran is seriously

01:12:22.940 fractured, not unexpectedly so, and upon the request of Field Marshal Asim Munir and the

01:12:28.720 Prime Minister of Pakistan, we've been asked to hold our attack on the country of Iran until such

01:12:32.840 time as their leaders and representatives can come up with a unified proposal. I've therefore

01:12:37.520 directed our military to continue the blockade and in all other respects remain ready and able

01:12:42.180 and will therefore extend the ceasefire until such time as their proposal is submitted and

01:12:47.560 discussions are concluded one way or the other. There has been some analysis, including from our

01:12:54.900 own General Jack Keen, talking about who actually has the power to make a deal right now inside of

01:13:01.120 Iran. You have the negotiating team that includes the foreign minister, might not have the authority

01:13:07.020 to sign off on a deal. A power grab happening right now from some IRGC leadership, including

01:13:12.460 the new chief of the IRGC.

01:13:15.540 Vahidi.

01:13:16.480 Vahidi.

01:13:17.420 Oh, okay.

01:13:18.420 She's trying to think about what the guy's name is.

01:13:20.980 Vahidi.

01:13:21.960 Guys, I should have the bingo card ready always.

01:13:24.860 Sorry, I don't know why I haven't ready.

01:13:27.120 So she's like, what's his name?

01:13:28.980 What's his name?

01:13:30.300 It's Vahidi.

01:13:31.180 Vahidi here. 0.79

01:13:32.860 There we go.

01:13:33.720 Let's look at our bingo chart here.

01:13:36.560 Ahmad Vahidi, the head of the IRGC commander.

01:13:41.140 Okay.

01:13:42.460 including the new chief of the IRGC, Vahim, Vahidi, General Vahidi,

01:13:49.500 who is sort of credited as the architect of Iran's overseas terror organizations,

01:13:54.420 very big hardliner. And so there seems- I mean, very big hardliner. I mean,

01:14:00.180 what do you expect? She's, he's IRGC. Like, is there anybody within IRGC that is not a hardliner?

01:14:05.660 To be with the president's alluding to some question about whether Iran's government has

01:14:11.620 itself together, you know, who it's comprised of and who we're dealing with on that side,

01:14:15.840 who's got the authority to sign off on something. And the president seems willing to wait to resume

01:14:21.620 fighting until this diplomatic option, if it's possible, can be hashed out. But what is unclear

01:14:27.780 is whether that will include travel from the U.S. delegation. We know that the vice president,

01:14:33.640 Steve Wyckoff and Jared Kushner, were planning to go to Islamabad today. And there's been a lot

01:14:38.660 are reporting saying they have instead come to the White House. The White House has not confirmed

01:14:42.820 their whereabouts or their travel plans. Okay. All right. Just breaking a few moments ago and

01:14:47.620 you're on top of it. Thank you so much, Jackie Heinrich. Thank you. Hold on. We got some super

01:14:52.220 chats. We need to respond to super chats. Okay. So we got here a super chat saying someone tell

01:14:57.920 Trump for framing purposes, the terms revolution and God bless Iran needs to appear in speeches.

01:15:04.600 oh yeah that would be a huge morale boost if they if they do appear in speeches you're right

01:15:10.360 i saw sketch therapy saying something i wanted to highlight that saying uh u.s can tell them

01:15:15.700 i'll accept your tankers and empty them but i won't pay you i'm just helping you keep the

01:15:22.080 wells open yeah that's actually a good strategy like hey you can't sell these but if you want

01:15:27.380 the wells not to get damaged i'll empty those oil tankers for you i'll just keep the oil

01:15:33.080 well but at least i'll i'll take that off your hands that's a good if you need this if you need

01:15:41.420 storage spaces that's like actually you know and then and then uh super chat in other super chats

01:15:49.420 um by jonathan saying president trump and muneer have a good relationship yeah i know yeah exactly

01:15:55.880 general muneer is pro-american and prime minister sharif has a close relationship with pakistan

01:16:02.400 Both of them are enemies of the Islamic Republic, right?

01:16:05.240 So the prime minister has a close relationship with Saudi Arabia.

01:16:08.620 Sorry, yeah, but did I say Pakistan?

01:16:10.360 So sorry, let me say that again.

01:16:13.500 General Munir, the head of the army in Pakistan, has a good relationship with the United States.

01:16:17.900 And Prime Minister Sharif, the prime minister of Pakistan, has a really good relationship with Saudi Arabia. 0.94

01:16:23.000 Both of them are enemies of the Islamic Republic.

01:16:25.840 There you go, I said it. 0.92

01:16:27.480 Oh, guys, I've been invited...

01:16:31.920 Wow, guys, okay, so I got a Zoom link, hmm, I got a Zoom link, I'm, I'm supposed to go

01:16:49.020 to, let me see, which channel is this, I forgot, oh my god, this is so embarrassing.

01:17:01.920 Is this channel 12? I forgot. Okay, never mind. I'm going on an Israeli news channel.

01:17:11.360 This is so embarrassing. I forgot what channel this is. I think it's channel...

01:17:15.040 Is it I-24 or channel 12?

01:17:25.680 I forgot. It's okay. I'm going into... I'm going to be doing a news segment soon.

01:17:30.640 and i'm very excited and so uh forgot which channels but it's yeah but soon soon i'm gonna

01:17:38.100 go there and i'm gonna talk and so i just got a zoom link and it just responded that

01:17:43.300 why don't i remember this this so there's

01:17:50.340 she's been so nice to me and i don't even remember

01:18:00.640 oh wait no forgot not now i remember now i remember okay she told me oan oan it's not

01:18:07.520 israel it's oan one one american news so okay fantastic she told me and i was like forgotten

01:18:15.100 okay so i'm going to an american chat news chat okay um sorry okay the um yes so i was reading

01:18:24.780 the super chat saying president trump and muneer have a good relationship but pakistan has never

01:18:30.140 been a stable country and may be looking for U.S. aid for Afghan war. So I think that Pakistan is 0.93

01:18:39.260 trying to change, the Pakistan's government is trying to change its global image. 0.98

01:18:49.100 Right? So when you think Pakistan, what do you think? When you think Pakistan, you think

01:18:55.180 blasphemy laws durka durka jihadi you know you think you think

01:19:03.980 oh my god should i say that guys no offense to pakistanis the good pakistanis who are

01:19:11.180 here because guys i know people from pakistan who are on our side who are fighting for secularism

01:19:19.660 for the right values they're trying to fight for to free the country so

01:19:23.260 So no offense to them.

01:19:24.920 I'm not talking about them, okay?

01:19:26.620 But yes, you know exactly what I was going to say.

01:19:30.680 Amir, you know me so well.

01:19:32.260 I think of inbreeding, exactly.

01:19:34.940 I think of inbreeding. 0.99

01:19:37.880 Now, grooming gangs, you're thinking Pakistan in the UK. 0.99

01:19:42.580 When you say grooming gangs, you're thinking of Pakistanis in the UK. 0.98

01:19:46.300 I'm thinking Pakistan, Pakistan.

01:19:48.200 I'm not thinking UK, Pakistan. 0.98

01:19:50.060 I'm thinking Pakistan, Pakistan, right? 1.00

01:19:52.200 So when I think Pakistan, I think that the most extremist levels of Islam, and I also think inbreeding, inbreeding, right? 1.00

01:20:06.760 So, which is not a good mix, not a good mix. 1.00

01:20:10.740 So that's what, those are the things that you think of when you think Pakistan, right?

01:20:16.240 And that is not good for Pakistan for that to be the image.

01:20:22.880 So they're seeing, they're trying to improve their international image using these talks, right?

01:20:33.940 And to be fair, to be fair, it is effective.

01:20:37.880 It is effective.

01:20:38.620 This, these, them being the mediator between United States and the Islamic Republic, it is somewhat effective, you know, having President Trump and, what is her name, Caroline Levitt, constantly coming out and praising them, praising General Muneer, praising Prime Minister Sharif, Google all the time in the news, people are like, oh, the Pakistani said this, the Pakistani said that.

01:21:05.640 Keep saying President Trump praising General Muneer, praising Prime Minister Sharif.

01:21:11.960 That helps improve your international standing, right?

01:21:19.520 And we've got more super chats.

01:21:21.640 Let's go through them.

01:21:25.320 So epic fury.

01:21:26.940 Oh, it's Nina.

01:21:27.740 Hi, Nina. 1.00

01:21:28.320 Epic fury, economic fury.

01:21:30.400 What will we call number three?

01:21:33.700 The people's fury. 1.00

01:21:35.640 the iranian people right because what's the what's the next phase should be the next phase

01:21:42.040 at some point will be the uprising of the iranian people right so if the next phase is the uprising

01:21:47.640 of the iranian people i guess so we had epic fury for the military operation the economic

01:21:55.740 fury which we will get to i need to talk about more about the economy because the economic

01:21:59.620 theory is not just the ships it's not just a naval blockade it's also scott besant scott

01:22:06.740 besant is a huge part of the economic theory and we have to discuss it as well and then yeah what

01:22:12.740 will we call number three the people's theory oh okay let me see i'll get to that super chat

01:22:29.620 somebody saying dude what are you okay this is defiant brandon saying dude what are you using

01:22:35.680 to stream stream yard or obs i'm using stream yard getting blur blurring lag on tap sharing i

01:22:42.860 just type response if you can wait oh no sorry just type just type response if you can i use

01:22:50.580 streamer maybe maybe you we the ones that we have is the paid version maybe if you're using it

01:22:57.920 if it's pixely maybe

01:23:00.380 because you're using the free version.

01:23:03.660 I'm saying Armin would

01:23:04.400 have said

01:23:06.520 England

01:23:08.160 if he meant to.

01:23:11.680 Armin would have

01:23:12.540 said England if he meant to.

01:23:16.720 Okay, so

01:23:17.280 by the way, I don't know if you guys know

01:23:19.140 Engelistan is something that

01:23:21.180 Engelistan 1.00

01:23:23.680 is how

01:23:24.520 in Iran we refer to

01:23:27.920 england so england is already like when i grew up in iran england was called engelistan not

01:23:36.760 englandistan engelistan because you don't need to because you know why it wouldn't be englandistan

01:23:45.740 because you're saying land twice so you already have land and istan is land so you're saying the

01:23:53.960 land the land the land of the anglo and then there's two land of in there so istan is the

01:24:01.660 land of land is the land of so you need to remove one of the lands so you you remove the english

01:24:10.040 land and put the istan land and it would be angelistan right you can't say land of twice

01:24:18.000 do you guys get it you understand engelistan

01:24:22.560 does that make sense okay

01:24:29.460 and then we have yeah just eston just means land up so england is land of the eng the angle okay

01:24:42.200 and yeah that's how it works and then we have another special by amir thank you so much for

01:24:50.080 the super chat saying armin yesterday an important super chat been skipped it's the

01:24:54.800 recent speech posted in posted where post oh yeah posted by somebody okay let me see if i

01:25:03.440 could get the link because i can't click it on stream yard oh okay fantastic do you guys want

01:25:11.460 me to play this right now, Petito Speech? I could play it right now. Let me bring it

01:25:26.320 up. Yes? Okay, fantastic.

01:25:41.460 all right got it guys got it thank you amir

01:25:47.220 oh here

01:25:52.280 imagine imagine if i recall you now that would be so bad that would be so bad and if they say like

01:26:02.200 guys here's petite speech and then i recall you oh my god you would hate me i'm not gonna i'm not

01:26:08.320 do that i'm not gonna do that to you okay i promise i'm not i'm not that bad okay

01:26:15.680 all right let's do that

01:26:18.880 to all my brothers and sisters listening from all of the world as you know i am speaking to you from

01:26:26.800 inside iran and for obvious reasons you cannot see my face but you know my voice you have heard it

01:26:34.880 crack with grief and you have heard it soar with hope. Today marks exactly 100 days since

01:26:43.160 the nights of January 8th and 9th, 100 days since the earth shook beneath the Islamic 0.99

01:26:49.320 Republic, and 100 days since the course of Iranian history was violently, beautifully 0.79

01:26:57.040 and permanently altered. If you want to understand what the last 100 days have been like inside

01:27:04.480 iran imagine a heart being torn out set on fire and then placed back into a chest that is finally

01:27:13.360 learning how to breathe it has started with the call when princes asked us to stand we didn't

01:27:22.160 just stand we searched for those 48 hours in early january millions of us flooded the streets

01:27:31.840 we tasted an absolute unadulterated joy for the first time in generations

01:27:39.920 the fear evaporated we looked to our left and right and saw a nation reborn

01:27:47.280 chanting the name of prince who represented the very history the regime tried to erase

01:28:01.840 But the regime's answer was a slaughter.

01:28:25.960 The internet went dark and the machine guns mounted on trucks opened fire.

01:28:31.660 The sheer disbelief we felt in days that followed as body biles ran out and 18-wheelers carried away our bravest children was paralyzing.

01:28:44.860 They tried to drown our revolution in blood.

01:28:49.060 We were thrown into a valley of despair, wondering if the world had simply closed its eyes to a massacre of more than 13,000 souls.

01:29:01.660 And then, the impossible happened, the assassination of Ali Khamenei.

01:29:07.660 Ayatollah, Khamenei is dead.

01:29:13.660 The architect of our misery, the dictator who ordered our children executed was gone.

01:29:20.660 gone the euphoria that swept through our neighborhoods this celebrations the tears of

01:29:28.180 pure vindicative happiness it was turning point that proved the regime was not invisible

01:29:36.740 they could bleed they could die from there we navigated the maddening games of international

01:29:44.980 politics. We endured the roller coaster of President Donald Trump's emotional games.

01:29:52.660 The shifting promises, the sudden strikes, and the eventual ceasefire. It was exhausting,

01:30:00.340 but through every political maneuver and every headline, one truth remained unshakable.

01:30:08.420 We were no longer waiting to be saved. We were forcing the world to react to us.

01:30:15.860 let us be clear with the world today this revolution did not start in 2022 nor did it 0.62

01:30:25.380 started in 100 days ago the iranian people's revolution began the very second the islamic 0.75

01:30:32.500 republic hijacked our nation in 1979 for over four decades we have been a captive nation

01:30:41.060 fighting an occupying force from within and for those same four decades prince reza pahlavi

01:30:49.220 walked the pastas complete solitude he was marked by the regime he was ignored by western politicians

01:30:57.860 who preferred appeasing terrorists to supporting freedom he carried the weight of an exiled crown

01:31:05.620 with no guarantee that his nation would ever call him back but he is our voice because we

01:31:12.660 the people screened his name into the void until the world was forced to listen

01:31:24.580 today we are entering the final phase of this long bloody war the board is set and the pieces

01:31:32.500 are finally in our favor the issue is no longer whether the islamic republic will fall 0.91

01:31:39.540 the only issue is the timing of its collapse and that time is closer than ever the iranian people 0.57

01:31:48.500 and the king are moving to the absolute top of the battlefield the transition is no longer a dream

01:31:55.700 it is an active ongoing operation the israel idf and israeli people has stood as a genuine ally to

01:32:06.100 the iranian people striking the head of octopus while we dismantle its tentacles with the united

01:32:15.220 states now actively supporting iranian people and our revolution the geopolitical isolation

01:32:23.220 of iranian people has ended i want to say something directly to the irgc the passage

01:32:33.220 and the regime propagandists desperately trying to project a strength you are walking ghosts

01:32:42.340 no matter what hypocrisy you spew on your state-run media no matter what hollow threats 0.98

01:32:49.860 your so-called commanders make we see right through you your supreme leader is dead your 0.98

01:32:56.980 proxies are crumbling the streets you patrol no longer belong to you you are no longer a thing to 0.98

01:33:05.780 be feared you are simply an obstacle waiting to be removed and to the iranian people the nightmare 0.93

01:33:15.380 is ending it is finally our turn it is our turn to taste power it is our turn to dispense justice

01:33:24.660 we will see each other in fury iran that's it thank you

01:33:34.660 wow that was so good all right guys i'm gonna share this with you in the chat if you guys want

01:33:41.540 this link to this if you want to share this around wow it only got 65 views

01:33:52.900 you guys here i'll give you the link to this video in the chat

01:34:03.380 there you go the link is in the chat

01:34:11.540 Oh, thank you, Amir. Thank you so much, Amir, for your support.

01:34:16.060 I mean, you support us a lot so many times. Thank you. I appreciate that.

01:34:20.780 Okay, I'm going to post it again in case you missed the link because the chat moves.

01:34:25.520 Okay, so I posted it in the chat twice.

01:34:29.700 So there's that.

01:34:33.480 Now, and thank you, Amir, for showing us this video.

01:34:37.600 That was such an important video to share, so I appreciate that. Thank you.

01:34:41.540 So now we need to go talk about this more recent thing that just happened, which is a huge escalation, which is that the Islamic Republic is now shooting at ships.

01:34:56.840 and they seized two ships at the Strait of Hormuz right after President Trump said and

01:35:05.360 came out and said that we're extending the ceasefire. Then they started attacking ships

01:35:12.120 and taking ships. So this is a big escalation. So let's go through that.

01:35:17.920 Breaking news out of the Middle East. Iranian state media claiming the country

01:35:21.460 attacked three ships in the Strait of Hormuz and two of the vessels are apparently now in

01:35:26.620 the control of the iranian revolutionary guard this is axios reports that president trump is

01:35:31.980 giving iran three to five days to unify behind a ceasefire counteroff wait three to five days

01:35:37.820 we do we have a deadline like we have a so president trump didn't give in the post that

01:35:43.680 i saw from president trump there was no timeline and now are we saying that remember guys president

01:35:51.440 trump said until they come up with a unified response so where is this three to five days is

01:35:58.400 coming from so this is you know president trump is trying to avoid going using military operations

01:36:06.720 right now again because the blockade is working very well but there are parts of i and there are

01:36:13.120 parts of rgc's that are happy with this but there are other parts of rgc that actually prefer that

01:36:19.040 they go back into war guys there are parts of the pro-regime people who are not at all comfortable

01:36:27.600 with diplomacy their press from their perspective the islamic republic always has the upper hand

01:36:33.840 from their perspective in the battlefield as an as soon as you stop the battle and then you get 0.90

01:36:40.160 to the negotiating table the enemies have the upper hand so they don't like ceasefire they're

01:36:46.160 They're like, no, let's keep fighting.

01:36:48.000 And even though Qalibov and Araqchi and President Trump are trying to talk and have a ceasefire,

01:36:56.040 the parts of IRGC that was like, no, what do you mean?

01:36:58.720 Like, we were on a roll here.

01:37:00.320 Let's go back fighting. 0.99

01:37:01.780 And this is why it's so hard to even maintain a ceasefire with the Islamic Republic.

01:37:06.060 How in the control of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

01:37:10.100 This is Axios reports that President Trump is giving Iran three to five days to unify

01:37:14.560 behind a ceasefire counteroffer that's getting their side on the same page, let alone getting

01:37:20.280 us on the same page with them. Lucas Tomlinson joins us now with the details. Lucas, what's the

01:37:25.480 problem with Iran? Well, Brian, just hours after President Trump extended the ceasefire to Iran

01:37:32.360 indefinitely, it appears that Iran is already breaking it, opening fire on at least three

01:37:37.720 vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and commandeering two of them. And President Trump announcing the

01:37:44.060 ceasefire yesterday on True Social. I'll read it to you, Brian, and everyone. It says, quote,

01:37:48.880 based on the fact that the government of Iran is seriously fractured, we have been asked to

01:37:53.180 hold our attack on the country of Iran until such time as their leaders and representatives can come

01:37:58.320 up with a unified proposal. I have therefore directed our military to continue the blockade 0.94

01:38:03.600 and in all other respects remain ready and able and will therefore extend the ceasefire until

01:38:09.020 such time as their proposal is submitted and discussions are concluded so see that didn't

01:38:14.620 have a timeline but um texas troop just sent me a link that from axios that suggests a timeline

01:38:25.340 let's see if we could look at that

01:38:31.180 so this is apparently the source of oh my god this is so white here that's better okay

01:38:38.780 Trump gives Iran days to end power struggle, return to peace talks, saying President Trump is giving Iran's warring factions a short window to unify behind coherent counteroffer or the ceasefire he extended Tuesday.

01:38:59.860 Okay, so where's the days, though?

01:39:05.380 Trump is willing to give another three...

01:39:07.540 Okay, here.

01:39:08.560 Trump is willing to give another three to five days of ceasefire 1.00

01:39:12.680 to allow the Iranians to get their SHIT together. 1.00

01:39:17.500 See, Goldie's not here, but I'm behaving, right? 1.00

01:39:20.540 One U.S. source briefed on the matter said

01:39:23.400 it is not going to be open-ended.

01:39:26.360 So we don't know who this person is,

01:39:28.260 But apparently, somebody from a U.S. source, somebody from the White House told Axios, and we don't know who the source is for this deadline.

01:39:43.060 Let's go back to here.

01:39:48.440 Early this morning, the first attack by Iranian gunboats took place in the Strait of Hormuz, causing heavy... 0.99

01:39:53.920 Guys, maybe I should have Goldie up.

01:39:55.940 Goldie is not here, but maybe I should, because so many people, you guys miss her so much.

01:40:01.140 I'm going to have her like here, like this, just so that we can have the feeling of Goldie being with us without having her with us.

01:40:10.560 Is that better? 0.93

01:40:11.060 I think if I have her account up here, we can feel like she's with us here.

01:40:17.860 Is that better?

01:40:18.660 Do you guys prefer that?

01:40:19.480 I think that's better.

01:40:20.060 such time as their proposal is submitted and discussions are concluded now early this morning

01:40:28.580 the first attack by Iranian gunboats took place in the Strait of Hormuz causing heavy damage to

01:40:33.260 the bridge we drive the ship of course the second attack took place eight miles off the coast of

01:40:37.820 Iran the third attack nearby ship tracking shows a Panamanian flagged and Liberian flagged vessels

01:40:43.580 attacked and seized Iran's state broadcaster says the two vessels are currently inside Iran

01:40:49.340 Wow, you guys actually do feel a lot better. Look at this. Thank you. I feel much more comfortable now. Amir was saying, yes, Armin, it actually does feel better. Okay, I didn't know it makes that much of a difference. That's great. Okay.

01:41:06.340 so okay now you guys don't feel abandoned by goldie good okay i'll keep her account up

01:41:12.820 no but i'm joking by the way she's you know

01:41:15.800 iran's territory iran's state broadcaster says the two vessels are currently inside iran's

01:41:21.640 territorial waters being held for inspection of their cargo documentation and related records

01:41:26.620 recalls just a few days ago on friday in fact when president trump said iran would never again close

01:41:31.720 the Strait of Hormuz. Last night, he said financial pressure is key to ending the war,

01:41:36.620 posting, quote, Iran is collapsing financially. They want the Strait of Hormuz opened immediately,

01:41:42.760 starving for cash, losing $500 million a day. Military and police complaining they are not

01:41:48.160 getting paid SOS. Now, Vice President J.D. Vance's trip to Islamabad for a second round of talks

01:41:54.600 with Iran continues to be on hold. Iran says they are not sending a delegation

01:41:58.980 until the blockade is lifted and certainly brian you have to imagine that after uh iran commandeer

01:42:04.620 this is going to make it very difficult for the islamic republic to um like they basically tied

01:42:12.000 their own hands so the islamic republic is saying we're not going to come to the negotiating table

01:42:16.840 before the blockade is removed okay so now if the blockade really hurts them really really hurts them 0.63

01:42:27.420 and they're like okay fine we want to come to the negotiating table is going to look really

01:42:32.960 embarrassing internally with the regime supporters because they're going to say you told them that

01:42:38.320 you're not going to meet with them until the blockade is open and now the blockade is not

01:42:42.480 open and you're meeting with them what gives right so and also guys please understand that 0.97

01:42:49.460 the islamic republic attacking these ships in the street of hormos they're just like they're doing

01:42:55.760 that because they're so right now they're so angry that the that the iranian ports there's a blockade

01:43:02.800 on the iranian ports and the only way they could lash out right now they have no other leverage

01:43:07.640 like their missiles they don't have that many missiles or missile launchers they don't have an

01:43:12.620 air force they don't have a navy other than the speed boats that they have they they can't cause

01:43:17.540 much damage to israel guys like israel just had their celebration for their independence day

01:43:22.980 without having to worry about missiles that much or drones that much.

01:43:27.380 There are not that many countries that are getting attacked anymore.

01:43:30.360 So the only thing they can do is send out some speedboats with, I don't know,

01:43:35.620 with guns on them, and they shoot at ships.

01:43:38.960 That's the only thing they could do.

01:43:40.580 And they're basically lashing out against America like,

01:43:43.040 ah, open the ports, open the ports.

01:43:45.480 So they have two leverages.

01:43:47.040 They're like, we're going to send our speedboats to shoot at ships, one.

01:43:52.980 or and take some of the ships that's one and two we're not going to come to the negotiating table

01:43:58.820 that's the only two leverages that they have right now and they're using it the other leverage that

01:44:03.620 they might at some point they're trying they're they're trying to add a third leverage is by

01:44:12.100 which is by talking to their proxies especially the houthis and the hash to shabby in iraq

01:44:22.020 to try to the Houthis to try to close the bubble mandap this bubble mandap straight and

01:44:31.060 the the Haish al-Shaabi to maybe start attacking Saudi Arabia and Kuwait 0.88

01:44:38.020 that's why they sent Qaani to Iraq they sent Qaani to Iraq to talk to Haish al-Shaabi

01:44:43.860 or the popular mobilization forces to get their proxies in Iraq to maybe start to get them to

01:44:50.340 attack saudi arabia and kuwait because they are they don't have that much more to play with they

01:44:55.380 don't have that many cards right so if you could just let me see actually what's brent head because

01:45:04.340 the only let me see if their pressure rent crude oil price we're at 101 okay it's not too bad it's

01:45:16.580 not too we're above 100 again but it's not enough pressure i think i feel i think the americ united

01:45:23.060 states could hold the blockade with not too much problem let's also see where's smp 500 is at

01:45:30.820 oh my god smp 500 is doing really well so the markets are not reacting badly because the guys

01:45:38.580 the reason why the markets are not doing badly even if oil prices are at above 100 is because

01:45:44.580 Because oil dependency has been reduced. Global markets used to be impacted by oil prices a lot

01:45:55.700 more historically. But now because we have so many alternative sources of energy, it does have an

01:46:02.420 impact still. But because oil dependency has been reduced, it doesn't have the same impact as it

01:46:08.720 used to have so look at this like year over year we're up 34 percent over the past month we're up

01:46:18.760 eight percent like the market gains over the past one month is something that you would be happy

01:46:24.260 with if it was year over year but year over year we're 34 percent so economically we're comfortable

01:46:31.080 this is not hurting us that much so that's why the blockade like the blockade could continue

01:46:37.780 and guys i will get to the super chest

01:46:42.300 oh texas saying treated as an unverified report it could have been a plant as part of the maximum

01:46:55.720 pressure 2.0 campaign maybe anything is possible okay let's continue with this two ships attacking

01:47:04.060 three of them that also will jeopardize these talks in islamabad i would say so uh thanks so

01:47:09.260 much and i did that's kind of new lucas that we didn't know they were holding on to the ships

01:47:13.260 uk and panamanian and also 21 minutes ago uh the senior iranian so they're holding it to two ships

01:47:19.980 say so uh thanks so much that's kind of by the way this is going to give a lot of ammunition

01:47:24.780 to president trump to show that we are trying to do a ceasefire they're attacking the ships

01:47:29.740 to lucas and we didn't know they were holding on to the ships uk and panamanian and also 21 minutes

01:47:35.660 ago uh the senior iranian advisor says the u.s blockade is no different than bombing us 0.71

01:47:41.740 and must be responded with a military response and that is the speaker mahani uh mohammed so

01:47:47.900 yeah somebody's saying whose ships i think it was panama and uk responded with a military response

01:47:53.420 And that is the speaker, Mahani Mohammadi, an advisor to the parliament speaker,

01:47:59.580 came out with that statement, we assume, from the speaker.

01:48:02.600 So let's see.

01:48:04.100 Do they want to end the ceasefire, Lawrence?

01:48:07.460 They don't.

01:48:08.380 They don't.

01:48:08.980 They don't want to end it.

01:48:10.840 They wanted time to delay, to regroup.

01:48:14.280 And I don't think it's going to work out for them.

01:48:16.020 I mean, we've been watching them the whole time.

01:48:17.660 We have complete control of the skies.

01:48:19.240 You know, they shot one of our guys down, but we were able to recover both of our pilots.

01:48:24.720 So that didn't go well for their morale as well.

01:48:27.200 So we got control of the sea, control of the skies.

01:48:31.580 Also, those drone facilities, we've knocked most of those out.

01:48:35.020 So, again, as the general continues to say, we're on the five-yard line right now.

01:48:39.940 Yeah, you're right.

01:48:40.560 We've continuously heard that.

01:48:41.860 We're on the five-yard line.

01:48:42.860 We've got to finish.

01:48:43.600 We've got to make that touchdown.

01:48:45.700 And we've got to bleed them dry.

01:48:47.320 And that's what President Trump is doing.

01:48:48.820 costing them 500 million dollars a day they have all this oil they have nowhere to send it because

01:48:54.640 they can't send it to karg island because that oil those tanks are full and they want to put

01:48:59.320 them on ships and send them to other countries around the world but those ships are not allowed

01:49:02.920 to leave their ports and that's because of president trump you would think that they would

01:49:06.640 just hand over their nuclear the but but even if they but and also even if some of them could

01:49:13.280 could make it out it's really hard to get paid for it because operation economic fury which is

01:49:21.960 being led by scott bessett which we will get to so even if some of them went through which they

01:49:28.960 haven't but guys there has been some fake news apparently so i got we got some reports about i

01:49:34.960 don't know 20 something shadow ships making it through apparently that was the denied by centcom

01:49:40.740 so maybe i should go look at centcom and find the denial as well so apparently that was fake news

01:49:47.880 i did not know that but okay let's continue that's because of president trump you would

01:49:53.680 think that they would just hand over their nuclear the the um you're rich uranium to us

01:49:59.540 because is this really worth it to believe yeah i mean to them it is worth it actually because

01:50:05.120 if they give up the enriched uranium then they will then they will lose all legitimacy among 0.87

01:50:10.280 their followers and that would be the end of them so for i mean to be fair guys the islamic 0.72

01:50:15.840 republic is doing the correct calculation like as bad as this is um as bad as this is it's not as 0.85

01:50:24.480 bad as giving up the enriched uranium and basically losing the very little legitimacy that you have

01:50:31.140 within iran within your regime supporters then you have completely betrayed all of the ideals

01:50:38.200 of the islamic revolution if you do that you have basically pissed on the blood of the supreme leader

01:50:45.000 and you're basically gave have gone against all of his teachings and everything that he said

01:50:50.680 so if you do that that would be the end of you if you do that that would be the end of you

01:50:56.680 right so yeah i don't think that it does make and it does make sense for the islamic republic to

01:51:03.560 not give out the enriched uranium it also guys it makes well here's the thing it makes sense

01:51:11.240 for kalibov to want to give it up you know why because he doesn't want to die it also makes

01:51:16.680 sense for the other parts of the allergy not to want to give it up everybody is actually doing

01:51:22.680 their right thing for their own survival kalibov is desperate to be flexible because he knows if

01:51:29.640 If these negotiations don't go through successfully, he will be removed from the no-kill list.

01:51:37.020 The reason why he's alive is that the Israelis are not killing him, even though they can.

01:51:43.580 And they're not killing him because President Trump has put Qalibov and Araqsh on a no-kill list. 0.66

01:51:50.000 And the only reason why they are on a no-kill list is because President Trump thinks that they might be useful to maybe surrender the Islamic Republic. 0.72

01:51:58.480 And if they don't prove themselves to be useful to President Trump, they will be removed from that no-kill list, and then the Israelis will take them out. 0.71

01:52:07.340 Do you understand?

01:52:09.760 So Qalibov is fighting for his life.

01:52:13.920 The IRGC is fighting for the survival of IRGC, which will be completely jeopardized if they give up the enriched uranium,

01:52:22.960 because they will have basically no more legitimacy anymore among regime supporters.

01:52:27.020 and Kalibov is fighting for his life.

01:52:30.440 So everybody is actually doing what they're supposed to do

01:52:33.460 if they were fighting for their survival.

01:52:38.060 Because of President Trump.

01:52:39.880 You would think that they would just hand over their nuclear,

01:52:43.380 enriched uranium to us.

01:52:46.500 Because is this really worth it?

01:52:48.080 To bleed them dry, to lose their economy? 0.70

01:52:50.580 It seems to be, for the IRGC,

01:52:53.060 which might be separate from the foreign minister.

01:52:54.440 But how much longer can they handle this?

01:52:56.760 one thing the one thing they have is that so-called mosquito navy the small boats that can go and do 0.68

01:53:02.200 damage to big boats we learned a lot from the uss coal about how to defend ourselves on that but

01:53:07.480 these other tankers really have no defense be sure to like that's actually a very good point okay so

01:53:14.520 there's so many little speed boats and there you know it's and we saw in venezuela americans were

01:53:23.560 really good at finding speed boats you know filled with drugs and shooting them okay but the those

01:53:31.480 i don't know if you have so many oil tankers trying to go through the trade of hormones

01:53:35.880 trying to you know take out all of these speed boats it might be a very more difficult thing to

01:53:41.320 do right um but again the you know brent is not up that much the economy is doing fine so i don't

01:53:48.920 even know if these speedboats are doing that much of a damage to the world economy. The blockade on

01:53:55.480 the Iranian ports are doing way more damage on the Islamic Republic than the speedboats are doing

01:54:01.240 when it comes to their blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. So we could just keep going until they're 0.72

01:54:05.960 completely bankrupt and they can't pay any money anymore. By the way, guys, what would you do if

01:54:13.160 If you were IRGC, you have to choose between your ideological standing and your financial standing, right?

01:54:23.740 You have to figure out which one of these are more important to me.

01:54:27.420 Are people fighting for me because I pay them or are people fighting for me because they believe in me?

01:54:33.680 That's the challenge here.

01:54:35.400 if people are fighting if people fight for me because they believe in me then i have to maintain

01:54:41.400 my principles and keep fighting and not surrender but if people are fighting for me because i pay

01:54:47.320 them then at some point i have to bend the knee because if i can't pay them then they're not going

01:54:52.600 to cup they're not going to fight anymore right but but if but the worst situation is that if

01:54:59.640 this 50 50 for example let's say it's 50 like let's say it's like a mix then if it's a mix then

01:55:05.400 i can like either way i'm screwed because if half of my armed forces because then i can't choose

01:55:11.640 any of these because if if my if my armed forces gets cut in half or get by get cut by a percentage

01:55:19.560 it's not going to be effective anymore anyways well i mean it might be effective

01:55:25.160 it might it could be still effective enough to suppress iranian people 0.99

01:55:29.640 Yeah, but also we saw that in early January when we saw the massacre happening, they had to hire mercenaries from outside, right? And the mercenaries, they killed for cash. 0.94

01:55:43.940 Okay, so within the IRGC, there are many, many people that are called the armed forces of the Islamic Republic.

01:55:56.820 And I bet that the vast majority of them, even the ones who believe in the regime, they can't shoot into crowds of Iranian people.

01:56:08.340 there's still parts of part of them that is still Iranian and a huge section of them and I have 0.67

01:56:16.740 evidence for this okay I'm not making this stuff up okay so guys these people are Durka Durka

01:56:20.940 Jihadi but they're still deep inside there's their humanity and there's a Iran them being Iranian

01:56:30.400 that makes them difficult even though they believe in the Islamic Republic for them to just get a 0.95

01:56:37.120 machine gun and shoot into crowds of people. There are some of them who would do that, 0.72

01:56:43.220 but there are also many of them who wouldn't. And the reason why we know that, you know what

01:56:49.360 our evidence is? Because if they were so willing to shoot into crowds of Iranian people, then the 1.00

01:56:55.200 regime wouldn't have to hire mercenaries from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. The IRGC has

01:57:04.720 like hundreds of thousands of armed forces why would you need to bring in like 5 000 or 10 000

01:57:13.040 people from iraq afghanistan and pakistan to shoot into crowds of people if you have hundreds of

01:57:20.560 thousands within your armed forces right that's my evidence that there's a lot of hesitation within 0.99

01:57:27.760 irgc to shoot into the iranian people i mean i hope that's true i might be

01:57:34.720 I might be wrong about that. 0.98

01:57:36.360 Like, they might say, like, yes, Aloha Akbar, my life for Ali Khamenei.

01:57:40.280 But when they see people in the streets and you tell them to, like, this is why they also use drugs.

01:57:45.560 This is why they also, we saw so many of these people on drugs, because the regime knows that this is difficult for them to shoot into people, so they put them on drugs.

01:57:54.980 And this is why, guys, for example, during the Holocaust, in the concentration camps, to kill the Jews, they used gas chambers, because the Nazi soldiers were having difficulties mentally, they were having a hard time killing that many Jews. 0.67

01:58:15.320 like it was psychologically affecting them so the nazi leadership decided that the best way to do

01:58:21.560 this if you look at the memos in their meetings they decided to separate the the people who were

01:58:26.400 killing the jews from the visuals of the jews dying so even the nazi soldiers couldn't handle

01:58:32.620 killing that many people so the gas chamber the whole point of the gas chambers like well not the 0.91

01:58:38.120 whole point it was also financial issues but one of the points of the gas chambers is so that the 0.53

01:58:45.100 people who are killing the jews they don't see the jews die and not just the jews by the way you

01:58:51.620 know the jews lgbt you know the gypsies romanis i mean i don't know and the political the people

01:58:59.960 that were politically the political descent all of them right so but for some reason uh the proxy

01:59:08.020 groups are more willing to shoot into the crowds of people than iranian irgc soldiers

01:59:13.660 um and they want dollars they don't want this worthless real they want u.s dollars

01:59:20.820 so maybe by suffocating the regime to the point where they can't pay the mercenaries

01:59:25.460 then the suppressing ability of the regime will become much lower let me actually respond to some

01:59:32.200 of the super chats oh yeah look at this nail bunny saying ss soldiers in camps had to get

01:59:40.160 drunk every night to escape what they were

01:59:42.060 doing. Yeah, and also they were

01:59:44.080 hiding it from their own families.

01:59:46.660 Like they weren't,

01:59:47.800 not even the families of the

01:59:49.740 top leadership of the people who

01:59:52.060 were responsible for the operations in the

01:59:54.140 concentration camps, they wouldn't tell

01:59:56.100 their families what they're doing.

02:00:04.860 So let me see.

02:00:10.160 okay so oh yeah he well we got so many super chats thank you guys

02:00:17.160 amir just gave us a super stick here thank you so much amir and then

02:00:22.740 bar musto saying nothing's over until the regime's gone

02:00:28.620 know this yep i mean i agree with that i mean not even

02:00:31.620 even then it's not over let me actually tell you this

02:00:35.520 let me tell you this not even then it's over you don't do you want to know why

02:00:42.400 because we are not done with these monsters once we liberate iran we're going to go have to 0.97

02:00:50.200 hunt them down wherever they are guys when israel when israel became a country when the holocaust 0.85

02:01:01.400 was over and the nazis fell the jews didn't stop fighting the jews that was the beginning 0.69

02:01:10.120 of the fight for the jews that was not the end of the fight for the jews that was the beginning

02:01:15.960 to this day the jews are fighting against

02:01:20.760 all their enemies and the jews they went they went and found their oppressors

02:01:28.360 all around the world and they started hunting them down so all so the iranian peoples fight

02:01:34.360 against their oppressors this is just their first the first chapter once we're liberated we finally

02:01:40.920 will be able to use all our resources to build an army to build our intelligence operations

02:01:48.200 to get to get to work to go and find and hunt down all of these people hash the shabby 1.00

02:01:56.840 Zainab, Fatim, Hamas 0.98

02:02:00.380 anything that remains of these people 0.99

02:02:02.320 we're going to be working 0.91

02:02:04.480 with the Americans and the Israelis 1.00

02:02:06.040 to find these people and hunt them down 0.99

02:02:07.900 one by one

02:02:08.640 yeah I know it wasn't the beginning

02:02:17.580 but it was the

02:02:18.360 it wasn't the beginning of their fight

02:02:22.860 but it was the beginning of the fight

02:02:24.400 finally being more fair

02:02:25.920 right

02:02:26.980 it's the beginning in the sense

02:02:30.000 now we're talking

02:02:31.100 now we have an army

02:02:32.420 now we have an advanced military

02:02:34.300 in that sense it's the beginning

02:02:38.700 not that they weren't fighting before

02:02:41.320 obviously they were fighting before

02:02:43.600 yeah

02:02:48.640 and thank you for being a member

02:02:51.400 and then we have

02:02:53.760 White House statement after

02:02:55.500 that said the three oh yeah the state said the three three to five days okay so there was a

02:03:01.080 statement from the white house that mentioned three to five days okay and then thank you and

02:03:09.120 then happy hindu is saying maximini finally spoke against the regime and in support of the revolution

02:03:17.340 and Javid Shah in an interview with BBC Today.

02:03:21.360 Everyone can see it coming.

02:03:24.720 Okay, interesting.

02:03:25.700 Thank you.

02:03:27.080 Thank you so much for the super chat.

02:03:29.080 We've got another super chat here saying,

02:03:30.660 Iran, thank you so much, by the way,

02:03:33.000 for this saying,

02:03:34.060 Iran doesn't want hormones closed.

02:03:35.840 They want it open so they can make $500 million a day,

02:03:40.620 which is what they are losing if it is closed.

02:03:44.100 They say they want it closed because I have it blocked.

02:03:49.320 They want to save face.

02:03:51.220 Yeah, this is a post by President Trump.

02:03:55.240 The way I see it is that the Islamic Republic wants the trade of hormones to be open for them, for the Islamic Republic, but closed for everyone else. 0.81

02:04:04.400 And everybody else wants them to go through. 0.96

02:04:06.420 They have to pay a toll.

02:04:07.700 That's what their ideal situation is.

02:04:09.480 And now their situation is kind of becoming like reverse in the sense that it's close to them the most.

02:04:15.780 It's close to the Islamic Republic the most because of the U.S. blockade.

02:04:22.700 So I'm saying overly, we got a super chat saying overly censored chat against free speech here, I see.

02:04:30.280 Okay, so let me educate you about what free speech means.

02:04:33.480 um so my chat and goldie's chats have different rules so i don't know which chat are you talking

02:04:42.220 about so i don't know which rules apply to you but it doesn't really matter because

02:04:46.940 neither me or the goldie are the government okay so when you you don't understand what free speech

02:04:53.280 means free speech doesn't mean that you have the right to every platform free speech that means

02:05:00.840 that your speech and your expression doesn't get punished by the government. That means that you

02:05:07.160 don't get fined. That means that you don't get imprisoned. That means that you don't get

02:05:11.560 tortured. That means that you don't get executed. And that means that your rights are not taken away

02:05:18.600 by the government. Free speech doesn't mean that everybody has to tolerate your speech.

02:05:24.200 Free speech doesn't mean that you're free from the consequences of your speech.

02:05:28.120 so for example if you say something and your boss fires you because you said because you said that

02:05:34.760 that is not a violation of your speech because your boss is not the government

02:05:39.480 if you have the freedom of speech your your boss for example also has the freedom of speech that's

02:05:44.440 their expression that's their freedom of not wanting to work with somebody with your views

02:05:50.040 freedom of speech doesn't mean that people have to tolerate you all the time

02:05:53.960 with the with whatever views that you have it just means that the government is not going to

02:05:58.280 punish you it doesn't mean that other people are not going to punish you it doesn't mean for example

02:06:03.400 imagine if i just came to your house and started reading the man of the communist manifesto to your

02:06:08.280 kids and you're like get out of my house you told me get out of my house i'm like no this is my free

02:06:12.760 speech no you are you are in their environment it's their environment they get to decide what

02:06:19.400 is said in their environment freedom of speech means that you could go and say that somewhere

02:06:24.200 else it doesn't mean that you get to you get to have access to every single platform and every

02:06:29.560 single audience people people get to choose the environment that they created they get to choose

02:06:44.680 what type of people they want there that is their right it's not a violation of free speech and in

02:06:51.240 fact you thinking that anybody thinking that they could impose their views on any community even if

02:06:58.280 they're not welcome there that is the violation of their right so this is a very constant there's

02:07:11.400 a huge misunderstanding of what freedom of speech means and people always say that when they say

02:07:16.600 when they get banned when they get you know when they're when their comments are removed they

02:07:24.040 usually say that oh thank you're welcome people are saying i think thanks armin for explaining

02:07:33.880 this to some people yeah no worries i could do that oh we got another super chat saying

02:07:38.600 any chance we can see nala and poochie today they're they're at my other place i if they're

02:07:45.520 ever here i will bring them up okay but thank you uh well i appreciate that thank you thank you

02:07:52.540 thank you yeah i love them and i miss them when they're not here

02:07:56.820 and wait got another super chat saying before i was just commenting on how uk is islamic country

02:08:05.640 oh okay wait hold on was this someone else

02:08:09.240 okay that was someone okay yeah before i was just commenting on how uk is islamic country

02:08:17.240 okay okay but that was someone else is that i don't understand this comment

02:08:22.900 before i was just commenting on how uk is islamic country okay oh wait let me respond to this you

02:08:32.120 the uk is not guys i think that we should we're saying uk is an islamic country is an exaggeration

02:08:38.120 they you the way i think that we need the way we should uh phrase it oh i need to go to the

02:08:43.640 discussion group so my guys do you guys want to see the discussion group today when we go to the

02:08:48.840 discussion group you guys want to see it live because we could go live while i'm in the

02:08:52.440 discussion group so let me i could play it for you our discussion there do you guys want to do

02:09:00.120 guys want that you can see inside yeah okay okay fantastic you guys are saying this okay so let me

02:09:06.120 respond to this because if you disagree with me you could come and say and say that to me in the 0.77

02:09:10.200 discussion group okay so calling the uk an islamic country i think is an exaggeration and it's going

02:09:20.200 to hurt our ability to save the uk i think the more accurate way of describing what's happening

02:09:27.240 in the uk is that the uk is being negatively influenced by islam a lot like we have an

02:09:37.080 attempted invasion internal invasion and is of islam gradually of the uk not that they 0.99

02:09:44.680 will ever completely be able to take over i don't think so but we don't have to wait for 0.94

02:09:48.760 that to happen for us to be concerned what the levels that we already are at is extremely

02:09:54.920 concerning i don't i don't think like we have or ever will reach to the point where we call we 1.00

02:10:02.440 could call uk and islamic country but guys any amount of islam is bad any amount of islam is bad 0.88

02:10:14.760 you don't have to have full sharia rule to be like okay now things are bad 0.97

02:10:20.040 even the smallest amount of islam is always bad always bad even in small doses okay so when you 0.96

02:10:32.280 say that oh my like when you say oh uk uk is going to be taken over by islam or has been taken care 1.00

02:10:38.840 of over by islam what we're suggesting is that we have to get to those levels for us to be concerned 0.91

02:10:46.520 i think that you should be concerned about islam even if you are at very small doses of islam 0.96

02:10:54.260 very small doses of islam in your country that is bad 0.92

02:10:58.860 and when we talk like that and if it's if it statistically is shown that that's not the 0.99

02:11:06.300 truth then our concerns will not be taken seriously so because for example i if i say

02:11:14.180 like the population like the influence of islam is becoming bigger in uk and i want to talk about

02:11:21.280 that and raise the concern and some other people say like oh it's full sharia takeover then when

02:11:27.920 statistically is shown that we don't have full sharia takeover then my concern compared to that

02:11:34.420 other concern is going to look not important like when i say like look they're passing these laws

02:11:41.060 because they're trying to appeal to the muslim population in the uk like this is bad this is

02:11:46.980 really bad but you're like okay but it's not full sharia takeover like these people say so i guess

02:11:51.460 we're okay like no we're not okay this is not okay you should not be okay with this like well

02:11:58.100 they told us we're going to have full sharia takeover and that's not happening so we're good

02:12:03.380 like yeah this is not good yeah i'm gonna link to the community soon 0.99

02:12:10.580 but what do you guys do you guys agree with me what do you guys think

02:12:26.740 yes okay and then we've got another super chat saying hey before 1948 individual jewish

02:12:32.420 americans illegally sent arms to the into uk mandate uk mandate palestine are iranian expats

02:12:39.140 doing the same well before 1948 in the individual jewish americans illegally center they um so

02:12:50.020 the iranian expats are not doing

02:12:56.180 that at all they're not in a position to do that

02:12:58.260 uk mandate policy yeah so by the way not everything illegal is wrong i i know there

02:13:07.780 are certain things that we could judge that wrong that happened during that time but this was not

02:13:11.700 one of them because i think because i'm not saying you are saying it was wrong but i'm just saying

02:13:18.500 that illegal doesn't always mean bad especially if you're fighting for your survival illegal doesn't

02:13:27.140 mean bad and no the iranian peoples are not doing that because there's no way to do that right now

02:13:41.540 when it comes to a matter of survival

02:13:43.620 anything you do for your survival cannot be judged as bad even if it's illegal 0.85

02:13:47.700 yeah for example letting jews live in nazi germany was illegal for example exactly 0.57

02:13:58.860 and that and at some point okay so guys i'm going to go to the discussion group let me

02:14:07.160 bring it up here i'm not going to leave you guys oh we got another super chat

02:14:10.420 okay after this hold on to your super chat so i could go to the discussion group i need to tell

02:14:17.280 them that we're going to i don't want to surprise them by telling them that we're showing the live

02:14:25.360 the discussion group live so that i need to tell them that before i go there but hold on

02:14:31.120 let me respond to the super chat saying the blockade is effective why start shooting when

02:14:35.120 the irgc are fighting between themselves funny how the mainstream media thinks uh

02:14:41.280 uh taco trump is back yep so i think you're right i think that trump actually did the right thing

02:14:48.800 he didn't chicken out it's actually when the when the irgc is fighting don't stop your enemy when

02:14:54.600 they're fighting each other the only it doesn't make sense to do a military operation right now

02:15:00.020 unless the irgc forces the the united states to do military operations because they're attacking

02:15:05.600 But right now, the United States might be dragged into doing military operation, but the most effective strategy right now is to maintain the blockade and let the IRGC's internal division to keep escalating.

02:15:19.800 oh we got another super chat

02:15:24.320 you're saying so there's no way to smuggle arms in there's no way to smuggle arms in without

02:15:31.200 making sure that it gets to the right people and that you're not arming the irgc itself

02:15:36.000 unless you liberate one city and by americans liberate a city like bandarabos and they

02:15:42.840 turn it into a base of operations and create a vetting process

02:15:47.500 creative vetting process

02:15:49.620 to make sure that they're giving the guns

02:15:52.060 to the right people and also

02:15:53.700 so they need to vet them, they need to train

02:15:56.100 them and then they need

02:15:58.020 to arm them and also

02:16:00.000 when it comes to arms it needs to be guns and

02:16:01.980 drones and the training for that takes

02:16:04.020 about four months I think

02:16:05.240 at least. So the

02:16:08.020 only people who could create an environment

02:16:09.800 where you could effectively vet, train and then 0.96

02:16:12.000 arm the Iranian people would be the Americans

02:16:13.780 because you don't want to accidentally be sending more guns to irgc

02:16:19.620 okay let me go into the discussion group guys so i could tell people there oh wait

02:16:25.620 i forgot to give you guys the link to come join the discussion group here

02:16:36.260 so

02:16:36.500 so let me pin it at the top as well so guys you see the link in the you see the link in the chat

02:16:46.800 right if you're gonna want if you want to come talk to me that would be it let me actually oh

02:16:53.880 i forgot to you know what i'm gonna review this tweet that i'm showing here i'm gonna review it

02:16:59.380 once i'm in the discussion group because i forgot this is an important post by scott besant

02:17:03.600 I will talk about it once I'm in the discussion group give me a second so

02:17:10.840 guys let me just talk to the people there

02:17:17.980 hey guys guys before you say anything else I'm about to show you guys live on

02:17:23.680 air so just wanted to give you fair warning that today's this will be live

02:17:29.880 on YouTube and let me actually okay so mute your mics just a second and let me

02:17:36.600 just hold it record do we have any mods here today Ali would you be able to help

02:17:42.180 mod today or are you not available for that okay fantastic all right so let me

02:17:47.760 actually share the screen and guys now you're on YouTube as well so smile for

02:17:52.860 YouTube and here I put the link to the discussion group in the chat as well and

02:17:59.100 and yeah okay so ali by the way because i don't know it's going to be complicated for me to share

02:18:04.740 my screen and show you guys tweets and stuff i mean maybe i can but it will look weird if i'm

02:18:10.080 showing it both on youtube let me see if i share if i want to like share a tweet with the discussion

02:18:15.620 group would that look good both on the discussion group and youtube at the same time or no no it's

02:18:23.320 not going to look good so if any if you guys want to share more stuff today i would appreciate that

02:18:29.760 so that people could see what you guys are talking about but anyway so the way this works guys so

02:18:34.520 we're recording this so if you are in the discussion group and you don't want to speak

02:18:41.040 while recording just wait for two hours and then after the two hours is over when i leave you could

02:18:47.080 you guys could continue the conversation without me and it will be not recorded at that point and

02:18:52.840 Also, if you want to speak, put a one in the chat, and Ali will add you to a list so that

02:19:00.200 you can speak, and if you want to respond to what we are talking about, to the topic

02:19:06.300 that is already being discussed, then put a two in the chat, and Ali will put you in

02:19:10.900 a list so that you can talk as well.

02:19:12.840 So I see already Noah wants to speak, so Noah, you go ahead.

02:19:21.100 Noah.

02:19:22.840 yes um when iran is free should arm and shave his head no i'm kidding i'm kidding no um i think um

02:19:35.120 so what are the reasons why trump extended the ceasefire indefinitely instead of putting a

02:19:44.860 timeline that's because when i heard the news i was very curious but i was also a little upset

02:19:54.000 at first because we all thought the ceasefire was gonna end and more with resume but um yeah

02:20:03.260 and sorry for that joke by the way no it's okay it's okay let's just get to the questions

02:20:08.360 faster because we're also on youtube and we want to give people an impression about this

02:20:13.980 okay let me so let me just respond to that um okay so because the blockade seems to be working

02:20:20.080 very effectively so why uh why even uh why even stop the block why even stop the ceasefire given

02:20:27.900 that the blockade is doing something that the military operations couldn't um it's a lot more

02:20:34.140 effective it's a lot cheaper it's hurting the islamic republic and it's very efficient because 0.75

02:20:40.120 the military operations cost more, and at the same time, it risks American lives.

02:20:46.740 So the Islamic Republic is really hurting because of the blockade, and you could also

02:20:51.060 see that what is causing a lot of division within the Islamic Republic, you are seeing

02:20:58.400 a lot of internal fighting.

02:20:59.540 I think the Islamic Republic itself prefers to go back into a fight, because once the

02:21:06.860 war when some military operations are happening at least there's some unity within the regime

02:21:12.760 itself right so we don't have unity between most of the Iranian people and the regime but so we

02:21:19.720 don't have a rally around the flag effect as many other western media commentators suggest but the

02:21:26.240 war does cause some unity among regime supporters so the ceasefire causes division among them

02:21:33.080 military operations causes some unity among them so that's why the regime actually prefers

02:21:38.400 fighting with the the united states on the battlefield rather than at the with diplomacy

02:21:45.360 at the negotiating table this is not a comfortable situation for them for them to be at all so when

02:21:50.940 your enemy is fighting against itself why stop it why not just go with it right why not just continue

02:21:57.380 to hurt them financially in a much more effective way

02:22:02.400 that you weren't even able to achieve.

02:22:05.520 And President Trump even confirmed what we suspected,

02:22:08.260 that the blockade is more effective than the military operations, right?

02:22:12.640 So that's the answer because it's more effective.

02:22:19.820 I did see that they're fighting against themselves.

02:22:22.480 Thank you.

02:22:23.580 Yeah, yeah.

02:22:24.460 And I think Jeffrey put a two in the chat,

02:22:26.320 So Jeffrey wants to add some commentary on this as well.

02:22:28.560 So go ahead, Jeffrey.

02:22:33.840 Oh, we don't have idea from you, Jeffrey.

02:22:36.800 Idea issues from Jeffrey.

02:22:39.160 Is it just me or is it you guys can't hear him as well?

02:22:42.960 I can't hear him.

02:22:46.540 Okay.

02:22:46.960 Okay.

02:22:47.160 You're going to fix that and come back.

02:22:48.760 Anybody else had any opinions regarding the ceasefire?

02:22:51.600 because i think this is a good time to also talk uh about scott besson's tweet the post that he had

02:22:59.300 um i did really want to hear what jeffrey has to say about this so hopefully he could fix the audio

02:23:04.140 fast um all right so you're my one that you put it put a two in the chat if you want to speak but

02:23:12.040 i'm going to ask ali ali what do you think about uh the the strategy the the indefinite by the way

02:23:19.560 We also saw Axios coming out and saying that it's not indefinite, that President Trump is giving them three to five days.

02:23:26.460 So we also have to keep that in mind.

02:23:28.840 But, yeah, but Ali, go ahead.

02:23:29.860 What's your views?

02:23:31.680 Yeah, I think, as I said yesterday, it's like right when it came out.

02:23:34.940 Obviously, it's just way more effective.

02:23:36.760 It costs less in every positive way.

02:23:39.060 It's it's more worthwhile to do the blockade.

02:23:41.940 uh what i did find interesting was that i said hey if i was vahidi i'm gonna put the other guys

02:23:49.000 under house arrest and then like two minutes later we see like these unconfirmed rumors that

02:23:53.760 they were put under house arrest um so i think what what is probably going to happen from the

02:24:00.280 irg side is that they're going to have to eventually consolidate and have to be able to give some sort

02:24:05.540 of unified response even if they're not going to surrender or give up the uranium or whatever

02:24:09.480 they're gonna have to uh band together at one point or another and it seems like vahidi has

02:24:14.360 the upper hand because he has all the guns from the us and israeli side um obviously we're gonna

02:24:21.480 start focusing more on the people uh in like the coming months um as jeffrey said maybe like you

02:24:27.800 know some sort of like material aid can also be provided but that also has its own difficulties

02:24:33.480 but it's just a matter of weeks before they get even more desperate i think right now they're

02:24:38.920 trying like we repeatedly see them try to be all strong hey we're not gonna we're not gonna give

02:24:44.600 up to your demands we're gonna do this we're gonna do that and every single card is being taken away

02:24:48.360 from their hand as time goes on so i'm waiting to see uh at this point is the next card going to be

02:24:54.840 the militias abandoning them because they can't just they just can't pay them reals are worthless

02:24:59.400 they want to be paid in usd because if they leave iran they want to be able to use it

02:25:03.820 We already know that the regime's sanctioned and all that.

02:25:06.460 So Economic Fury at this point is doing way more damage than Epic Fury could be doing.

02:25:13.880 So why not just stay the course?

02:25:16.540 And that's exactly what Senator Lindsey Graham's been saying.

02:25:19.280 He just released his tweet.

02:25:21.100 It's what all these Fox News and other analysts have been catching up and saying.

02:25:26.080 It's stuff that we've been saying for a ton.

02:25:28.200 so if you guys are watching on youtube the discussion group is roughly a week ahead

02:25:33.280 on whatever news that comes out um the streams that you guys see goldie and armin are always

02:25:39.220 like days if not weeks ahead of everything that comes out at this point um i'm i'm ramp i'm like

02:25:46.880 scrambling my brain i'm trying to find out what can the regime do and it's it's not much it's

02:25:52.540 really not much anymore i think they just wait it out and adopt their original strategy their

02:25:58.060 day one strategy was hey we're just going to wait it out see if we can wait it out and you know we're

02:26:03.180 seeing how that's working out for them so my my concern is that he let me try to play devil's 0.95

02:26:11.000 advocate and see find ways for the islamic republic to survive and see how possible this is right 0.95

02:26:17.460 my concern is that what if it takes very very little money and resources to do three things 1.00

02:26:26.100 to shoot at the Iranian people 0.70

02:26:29.720 if they want to do an uprising 1.00

02:26:30.820 and get some

02:26:33.520 speedboats with some people 0.99

02:26:35.560 on it with guns to shoot

02:26:37.600 at commercial ships trying to go through

02:26:39.460 the Strait of Hormuz and then

02:26:41.720 have certain soldiers with guns 0.79

02:26:43.740 to shoot at anybody who wants to come

02:26:45.540 and take out the enriched uranium 0.99

02:26:47.040 okay like what if it takes

02:26:49.540 very little effort

02:26:51.400 very little manpower

02:26:53.500 and very little money

02:26:55.780 to just do these three things indefinitely how would you respond to that

02:27:01.060 um i think at this point you're right it doesn't take much like even if

02:27:09.080 50 of those militia forces stay that's probably enough to kill enough people for the people to

02:27:15.120 come out get shot at then go back in and not come back out which is the worst case scenario right so

02:27:19.900 um i think you were talking about it the regime supporters themselves have this like psychological

02:27:24.920 issue that the militias don't when they want to kill people as for running their just general

02:27:31.740 day-to-day operations um i think that's what we're targeting more than like the the military

02:27:38.080 funding because like it doesn't take much for the speedboats to lay mines enforce shoot

02:27:42.780 militias whatever but it does take a lot for them to uh keep their day-to-day operations

02:27:48.020 going so if the regime supporters suddenly were used to these very lavish lives lose all of their

02:27:56.040 wealth and they become poor i think that's going to be a greater issue for them than the economic

02:28:03.740 act or sorry the military aspect of it that's just what i think yeah but let's say for example 95

02:28:10.560 5% of the armed forces of the regime will be like, where's my money?

02:28:17.120 I'm not going to work for you if you don't pay me, right? 0.90

02:28:19.280 But what if we have 5% of the regime forces who are like, I will die for Islam and for my supreme leader and the Durka Durka jihadi stuff, right? 0.63

02:28:30.680 I would like, I don't need to get paid.

02:28:32.280 I'm not doing this for money, right?

02:28:34.200 I'm doing this because I believe in this.

02:28:36.080 And what if that 5% is enough?

02:28:38.340 that's what i'm worried about that's that's already taken into account i'm a hundred percent

02:28:44.200 confident in this that that's already taken into account into their plans that five percent one way

02:28:49.460 or another was going to have to be eliminated whether we win or you know this drags out they

02:28:55.260 were always going to have to go and that the way i'm imagining that is like uh we come out and then

02:29:00.840 those israeli drones come in from above hit the checkpoints hit the machine guns uh stuff like

02:29:06.160 that arm some of the people give them weapons yeah but you already knew that they're gonna have to

02:29:11.460 either way yeah i think i think the the i think the solution to that at some point again is i i

02:29:20.440 mean i'm gonna i'm gonna sound like a broken record is to arm the iranian people to to fight

02:29:26.180 that remaining five percent because i do think that remaining five percent will always be there

02:29:30.860 and will always be an issue and before we get an army of ourselves like before we become a free

02:29:36.300 country that has an army that could because these people this five percent i'm talking about they're

02:29:41.580 going to continue being an issue what even after we iran is liberated they're going to be our you

02:29:46.060 know they're going to be our hamas they're going to be like the hamas is to israel that that's what 0.84

02:29:50.380 they're going to be to us right uh so we have to deal with them eventually when we have our own 1.00

02:29:55.340 army but in the mid in the mid in this you know this transition period i think the iranian people 0.97

02:30:03.420 without even us having our army back should just be armed so that they could basically i mean that's

02:30:09.660 that's actually what happened in israel right israel before we had israel the jews were

02:30:15.180 arming themselves to fight against the arabs even before israel became a country so i think

02:30:21.020 that we have to eventually go through uh the same same period so i think this is why i keep saying

02:30:28.140 like armed iranian people i keep saying that that's that needs to be part of the that needs to

02:30:32.940 become more of a discussion and i also appreciate uh mark levin because he recently has become a

02:30:40.540 huge advocate for that for arming the iranian people um i think uh jeffrey is your mic working

02:30:48.300 now okay go ahead yes you guys hear me yes fantastic sorry yeah that's okay yeah technical

02:30:58.060 difficulties all good uh all good observations i'm gonna touch on some of them so as some of

02:31:03.900 the in something you've already kind of hit on first strikes are not off the table on bad power

02:31:09.980 in the region is twice what it was prior to february 28th so if president trump gives the

02:31:16.220 go ahead to Pete Hegseth and Pete goes full bore, the regime remnants is going to experience

02:31:21.660 something that even the previous ass whooping doesn't come close to. That being said, the

02:31:26.960 operational part of the reasoning for the operational pause is in no insignificant

02:31:31.140 matter due to the fact that President Trump is trying to preserve some of the infrastructure for

02:31:35.580 the Iranian people so they don't have to build everything out of rubble. Mullah remnants doesn't

02:31:40.320 seem like they want to allow that to happen the economic impact uh is of the of the blockade is 0.85

02:31:48.560 very much being amplified by operation economic fury you have them you know currently some lines

02:31:54.960 key lines of action are ending all oil sanctions waivers that includes secondary sanctions on

02:32:00.160 foreign banks and entities and uh billionaires like operating out of russia and putin's criminalized

02:32:06.560 kind of telling state they're already hitting the how many pronounce this the sam khani sam khani

02:32:12.860 how do you say it like how you guys would say it sham khani thank you i can't do that right

02:32:18.300 forgive me thank you arvin the sham khani network that's the best i could do at this moment okay

02:32:28.980 so they're already hitting those guys right so you have these multi-billion dollar oil smuggling

02:32:33.880 operations the idea of trying to do oil for gold we're already targeting that here's another key

02:32:39.820 part that's going on is that the the regime is absolutely shattered all the indicators shows

02:32:49.460 that you now have a what essentially is a civil war going on inside the regime right so clerical

02:32:57.520 You have the civilian leadership, clerics, IRGC.

02:33:03.560 All of them are vying for whatever remnants is left.

02:33:06.980 A lot of the, think about what happened when we took out the Ayatollah.

02:33:11.580 One of the core elements, like the keystone of the Mullah regime's mythos was this guy is the ultimate grand poobah and we're resisting because, forgive me, I'm not weak.

02:33:24.800 You know, the IRGC is resisting because he's got it from, you know, Allah's lips to his ears and all the rest of it.

02:33:32.580 I mean, you have IRGC now just taking off the uniform and fleeing into surrounding countries.

02:33:38.020 You have IRGC remnants saying that they don't, that they disagree with the civilian leadership and will not take orders from him.

02:33:46.640 You have the clerics that have been obliterated.

02:33:48.840 They're like, you have all this intra-regime infighting going on.

02:33:53.800 So that has both positives and negatives to it.

02:33:56.100 This kind of ties into what Armin said.

02:33:58.260 The positives is it's very hard for them to maintain continuity of mission, message, and effort throughout the broad, throughout all of Iran.

02:34:07.220 It also means that, you know, it's hard to get people to come to a deal, which is why, like, Donald's like, look, we got to get somebody to come here.

02:34:14.320 Even if you do, who's to say that some crazy Durka douchebag, like, you know, remnant says they don't really care. 0.67

02:34:21.640 They're going to do whatever they're going to do.

02:34:23.260 So that's, again, why two things are important of this group and what Armin and Tusi and Goldie and all those people in this room and everybody waging the battle of the narratives is two things.

02:34:38.120 One is to win the battle of the narratives, to set up the political capital so that track to material support sustained legal track to material support at the non lesser and kinetic type can be provided to Iranian resistance so that they can finally realize liberating Iran from the Mullah regime that's occupied since 79.

02:35:00.860 i jeffrey i have a quick question for you and um just quickly um somebody posted a super chat on

02:35:10.720 youtube saying trump already said he would treat the small fast boats like the drug boats in the

02:35:16.400 caribbean boom boom last two nights you all have been awesome and fun oh thank you um jeffrey how

02:35:23.440 So why haven't we already seen, like, why have the speedboats been not attacked?

02:35:31.400 Like, we haven't seen, you know, the videos that we saw from the Venezuelan, you know, drug boats being blown up.

02:35:38.340 Why haven't we seen anything like that right now in the Persian Gulf?

02:35:43.500 But before your response, guys, I see new people here.

02:35:46.060 If you want to be added to a list to speak, put a one in the chat.

02:35:49.220 If you want to respond to what we're already talking about, put a two in the chat.

02:35:52.660 So go ahead, Jeffrey.

02:35:53.440 We did, so the initial strikes against the Mueller regime focused on some key capabilities,

02:36:06.440 strategic radar, air defense, C4SR, missile cities, WD stockpiles, leadership bunkers

02:36:13.880 for RG, besiege, Navy, right? 0.97

02:36:16.500 We sank all their conventional Navy.

02:36:18.500 The Mueller regime spent, you know, we did hit a lot of their fast boats that said the Mueller regime invested 40 years in procuring and developing roughly about 12 to 1500 fast attack boats.

02:36:31.360 That's part of their Mosquito Fleet asymmetric counter.

02:36:34.520 And they put them inside these kind of hardened, I don't know, almost like half, almost like a Quonset hut.

02:36:40.300 So I think of like a sewer pipe, right, that's hardened that they parked the boat inside.

02:36:44.900 We hit a lot of them.

02:36:46.540 I mean, they also try to hide some of them.

02:36:48.500 So we're in the process of taking them out. I promise you, if once they make that run, those guys are dead. That said, it's true. The IRGC is indeed leveraging, you know, dripping out a couple at a time. Just recently you had three, what is it, commercial ships attacked with fast attack boats of the Mosquito fleet via, you know, small arms.

02:37:10.440 The other issue is the IRGC remnant said they're going to target underwater cables and all the rest of it to like, it's kind of like the cyber, kind of like the physical critical infrastructure version of cyber warfare against the kind of cause economic or e-commerce damage to the Gulf states, not the lead, and or say, you know, Amazon, all the rest of them that built their stuff there.

02:37:33.960 So you can bet your Aunt Susie's ash can, because I got to be nice.

02:37:38.160 Otherwise, Goldie will yell at me for cussing.

02:37:40.440 we are maintaining a heightened level of awareness on the straighter

02:37:45.900 hermutes. And if they try that run, you,

02:37:50.200 you either a won't get a good run. You're not going to,

02:37:53.520 you're not going to succeed. And if you do, it only be one time.

02:37:57.980 Cause after that, you're done.

02:37:59.920 All right. Well, thank you for that, Jeffrey. All right. Who's next?

02:38:07.380 Next to respond is Daniel Dom. 0.90

02:38:10.440 So, my impression is that there will be no uprising like we saw in January, people will not go protest on streets, but I do believe it will be a more guerrilla fight and they will hunt down small groups of Basiji and IRGC, 0.86

02:38:36.440 all those who are looking to kill innocents in the street, or go up to people's houses, 0.64

02:38:44.940 and they will just start an armed resistance. 0.97

02:38:50.440 And while this is happening, I believe the next logical thing is to the Americans and Israelis go strike all the economy, 0.70

02:39:06.440 ...economical objects that bring fast income, so that they are making the IRGC positions worse and worse and worse, and today we know that the police officers and all the low ranks are not getting paid, from what I heard. 0.65

02:39:30.840 So the situation with the money will be just worse and worse while like people like the good Iranians are fighting back all those militias and all those who came from from Afghanistan and Iraq.

02:39:50.840 right so two things for the iranian people to fight you know like a guerrilla warfare against 0.57

02:39:59.420 islamic republic they need to be armed right and they don't have enough guns this is why i constantly 0.95

02:40:04.440 say we need to start talking about arming the iranian people that's one two i hope we get to 0.98

02:40:12.100 the point where that happens at some point right that you're saying but even if that happens it

02:40:17.680 doesn't mean that we're not going to see an uprising like we saw early January the only thing

02:40:22.880 is that that will eventually that would be the last phase like that should be the final push 0.96

02:40:27.860 that shouldn't be given that what we saw early January and the level of massacre that the Islamic 0.96

02:40:33.880 Republic is capable of doing which I think we should not do that again until we know that we're 1.00

02:40:42.020 not going to pay such a heavy price ever for it again so but i know but i know that that 1.00

02:40:49.620 if the islamic republic is going to fall that will happen one more time and it's going to be 0.82

02:40:55.620 so much bigger than what we saw in early january the only difference is that it has to be done

02:41:03.140 once everything else has been done once the islamic republic has been disarmed i mean at the 0.98

02:41:09.140 of the day you can if we get to the final phase it's only natural for the iranian people to come 0.91

02:41:15.940 out like if we at some point when you get to the point where like let's say you have done all the

02:41:20.980 phases military operations by united states and israel the economic the blockade on the iranian

02:41:28.660 ports the destruction of the killing of so many other regime officials and checkpoints and whoever

02:41:37.860 is basically killing the Iranian people. 0.84

02:41:41.420 Let's say we have all of that 0.99

02:41:42.720 by the Americans and Israelis.

02:41:44.220 And let's say we also go through a phase 0.67

02:41:46.500 of the Iranian people getting armed

02:41:48.240 and fighting against the regimes

02:41:50.200 in guerrilla warfare as well.

02:41:53.380 Let's say we go through all of these steps.

02:41:55.500 What is the end of all of this?

02:41:56.980 We are going to get to a position

02:41:58.500 where at some point,

02:41:59.960 we're saying the regime has been defeated

02:42:02.280 to the point where they can't suppress

02:42:03.780 the Iranian people. 1.00

02:42:05.100 As soon as the Iranian people realize 1.00

02:42:07.180 that we're at that point what do you think is going to happen they're going to come into the 1.00

02:42:11.260 streets right they're going to come into the streets and they're going to fill the streets

02:42:16.020 i mean if they came into the streets when the regime was still in power in the millions

02:42:19.780 what do you think is going to happen when they realize that the regime is not able to defend

02:42:24.660 itself anymore of course they're going to come into the streets but the only difference is that

02:42:29.180 we don't want to use that tactic as an intermediary tactic we want to use that as a final push it

02:42:37.040 needs to be the final push. It cannot be one of the strategies that we have in the middle

02:42:42.100 because they're unarmed and they cannot defend themselves. Only after we've done everything

02:42:46.420 else that will be the final push that will be done by the Iranian people. Does that make 0.93

02:42:53.620 sense?

02:42:54.620 Yes. And also I think one good indication will be when we are getting to the end of it

02:43:03.180 is when all the European nations such as Spain, France, Great Britain and etc. will actually

02:43:15.340 speak openly about all the massacre, speak openly about that the Iranians hate this regime,

02:43:25.500 that this regime has no popularity in Iran. And when we will hear that stuff are coming

02:43:33.340 more and more, I believe this will be an indication that stuff are going really well in this war. 1.00

02:43:41.580 Yeah, I mean, you're right, because the Europeans will only support the Iranian people when they 0.99

02:43:50.620 think the Iranian people are about to win. If they think the Islamic Republic has any chance 0.57

02:43:54.380 for survival they would be they would be holding back to some extent they this is actually actually 0.97

02:44:01.900 let me say something very interesting okay because the world looks at europe as if they stand for

02:44:07.580 human rights and they look at united states and israel as if they violate human rights but you 0.78

02:44:13.580 can see that in the greatest massacre of human of of our modern history it was the europeans it was

02:44:20.700 the european not europeans it was the european leaders who betrayed the iranian people when they

02:44:25.900 were being oppressed and it was the americans and israelis who came to their aid so all of this

02:44:31.580 talk of human rights has always it was all fake it was all virtue signaling the very two countries 0.56

02:44:39.820 that constantly get accused of violating human rights those were the countries that came to the

02:44:45.260 the aid of the Iranian people when they needed them.

02:44:52.780 All right.

02:44:53.440 Who's next?

02:44:56.540 Next, we have 1.00

02:44:57.460 Cat Lady. 0.87

02:45:05.140 Cat Lady, are you with us?

02:45:07.800 Oh, I think she's not here anymore. 0.86

02:45:11.080 Okay, we'll come back to her if she comes back.

02:45:12.720 Sketch, you're next. 0.65

02:45:15.860 Yes.

02:45:16.780 If we're talking about steps, steps to come, right?

02:45:19.760 I'm thinking about money because money and factions are a thing, right?

02:45:24.280 So what happens when you have to choose who you have to pay?

02:45:27.640 You have two militaries.

02:45:28.700 Which one are you going to pay?

02:45:30.240 More than likely, they're going to pay our GC and Artesh is not going to get that money.

02:45:34.660 How does that change the equation onto who they side with?

02:45:40.020 What about the merchants?

02:45:41.280 The merchants aren't going to get any relief.

02:45:42.760 They are the ones that started this whole thing.

02:45:45.260 right how many factions how many people in government are going to start to see their pay cut

02:45:51.660 even though they've already under an enormous strain which is what started this whole thing

02:45:56.540 so how much economic this economic angle it's very important but it also affects

02:46:01.740 i think the factions i think you you spoke and showed us videos of artesh people and commanders

02:46:08.860 and people that say like we we want to quit we want to defect you know i i think that would

02:46:14.380 increase so that's another step that we would see before like the streets going crazy we would see

02:46:23.260 larger defections or larger rumblings of people not getting paid people with guns not getting paid

02:46:29.580 i i don't know if i'm right about this this is just an inference i'm making i i welcome everyone

02:46:35.180 to comment on it so you're you're right that i also suspect that people's payments are going

02:46:42.380 can get cut. I think the armed forces are the last to get cut. They're going to basically,

02:46:50.060 the Islamic Republic, if they run out of money, they're going to cut other people's pay in order

02:46:56.060 to be able to pay the armed forces. So the last one to go because they know their survival depends

02:47:01.740 on the armed forces. And also, they're going to be printing like there's no tomorrow. They

02:47:08.780 already are printing like there's no tomorrow but they're going to increase that printing money and

02:47:13.740 basically that's another way of taking money from the people when you print more money and you cause

02:47:17.660 more inflation you're taking the wealth of people who have money like already have some money and

02:47:23.260 you're making their money we're being worthless and increasing the money that is you're holding

02:47:27.260 on to because you you have access to the printers right so that's also a form of like printing more

02:47:32.620 money is also a form of theft

02:47:34.240 from the Iranian people. 1.00

02:47:36.920 But they're going 1.00

02:47:38.660 to harm everybody

02:47:39.940 and they're going to try to

02:47:42.540 keep the people with guns happy.

02:47:44.700 Does that make sense? 0.87

02:47:48.980 It makes

02:47:49.820 sense, but I think if they had to pick,

02:47:54.080 would they cut

02:47:54.720 both of their pay or would they keep

02:47:56.740 Artesh down and

02:47:58.540 IRGCO? 0.99

02:48:00.080 No, they don't give a crap about that. 0.98

02:48:02.620 you're right they will keep 0.97

02:48:04.820 IRGC and in fact

02:48:06.720 not only that they have been cutting

02:48:08.300 Arteche's budget and increasing

02:48:10.500 IRGC's budget for years now

02:48:12.380 right so this is going to be a continuation

02:48:14.600 did they cut medical aid to Arteche

02:48:16.640 I heard something about that they wouldn't send

02:48:18.540 medical aid to Arteche

02:48:19.460 I did not hear that

02:48:22.620 so I don't know I wouldn't be 0.98

02:48:24.640 surprised though

02:48:25.340 I just want to

02:48:29.900 read something

02:48:31.420 um this needs to be confirmed but so he'll just sent me um a post and he wanted me to read this

02:48:40.660 um since the start of the war the number of iranians executed by the islamic republic is

02:48:47.800 greater than the number of israeli soldiers killed so the islamic republic has oh yeah actually that 0.71

02:48:55.200 is true like i know that should be true actually so they the islamic republic has managed to kill

02:49:00.600 more iranians than israelis and in their in their in this war easily yeah you're right jeffrey is 0.88

02:49:08.200 saying easily in the chat yes which is another demonstration that the islamic republic is at war 0.86

02:49:14.200 with the iranian people more than it's at war with anything else 0.88

02:49:19.560 yeah

02:49:22.760 all right cat lady's back cat lady yes i hope i hope i'm not kicked out this time and uh the only

02:49:30.040 people who killed idf soldiers i think are hezbollah but that's not my point um i have a question but

02:49:37.880 it depends on the assumption that maybe is wrong so say the assumption first and i remember if i'm

02:49:45.000 not wrong that a couple of months ago you were uh very much against arming the iranian people

02:49:51.960 am i right or not yeah that was not the right time because yeah no no no i did not i'll ask

02:49:58.840 my question but um uh what changed your mind why did you think there before what's now and like

02:50:07.400 explain the whole thing if you can right uh because for the reason why it was not the right

02:50:14.600 time to arm the iranian people is because we haven't gone through the phases like we have to

02:50:20.040 do the other steps before we get to the steps that we could say this right

02:50:23.880 so we we needed to see what the uprising would do we needed to see then what the american and

02:50:30.360 israeli operations would do and then we need to go through those phases and then get to the point

02:50:35.480 where we could see if this if arming the iranian people was necessary or not prematurely would

02:50:41.320 doing that could have gotten to a good gotten us to a situation where we could have we might have

02:50:47.160 guessed that maybe the americans and israeli maybe the uprising an unarmed uprising would have been

02:50:51.960 enough and we ruined it by arming the iranian people and then the the unarmed uprising not

02:50:57.240 doing the job if we then armed iranian people then we could have got into a situation where

02:51:02.360 people could have evaluated that an american and israeli attack would have been enough

02:51:07.240 but by arming the iranian people we have ruined that but now that we are at this phase i think

02:51:12.920 it's safe to say that it's time to arm the iranian people and also when the another understanding was

02:51:19.960 that maybe the Israeli drones would have been involved in trying to cause the Islamic Republic

02:51:27.960 to be toppled by using the drones to take out the suppressors, the armed forces of the Islamic

02:51:35.360 Republic. And because the armed forces of the Islamic Republic at checkpoints and other places,

02:51:39.840 many of them are plainclothes people and they're not wearing uniform, the only way to basically,

02:51:45.820 for if that was the strategy, and I suspect that was the strategy until the Americans decided to

02:51:52.780 go a different route and something switched at some point during this military operation.

02:51:57.040 But I think the strategy that Israelis had at some point was to continue to using their drones 0.95

02:52:02.000 to take out checkpoints and take out Basijis and IRGC members to get to a point where the Iranian

02:52:08.120 people could do an uprising. That was what they were going with until the strategy switched.

02:52:12.840 And if at that point, if you had armed the Iranian people, then it would be very difficult for that operation to continue because there's no way for you to figure out who's IRGC, who's Basiji, and who is a freedom fighter.

02:52:27.740 Also, another concern that exists when it comes to arming the Iranian people is how

02:52:36.960 do you give them guns without making sure that that doesn't reach to IRGC first?

02:52:42.580 Because IRGC has control over everywhere in Iran.

02:52:47.120 So if you just drop weapons into Iran, what you're doing is that you're probably actually

02:52:52.240 giving weapons to the IRGC instead of to the people who actually you're supposed to be

02:52:56.360 giving it to. So one reason why it's now possible to talk about arming the Iranian people is because

02:53:03.720 with the military operations in the Persian Gulf, there is a way for you to liberate a certain area

02:53:10.480 like a city close to the Strait of Hormuz, like Bandar Abbas, and turn that into a base of

02:53:15.100 operations where you, one, vet people, two, train people, and then three, then only after that you

02:53:21.820 armed people with not just guns but also drones but the vetting process is a very important

02:53:26.460 process so yeah you make sure that you're not arming the wrong people that's why now we're in

02:53:30.620 a situation where we could actually seriously talk about uh arming the iranian people does that make

02:53:37.580 sense and can i ask another question or should i like wait for later because it's not a response

02:53:47.420 the question okay i'll wait you know what i'll wait okay in the list yeah okay because i saw

02:53:54.060 some new people here that are on the list and i just want to make sure that we get to them as well

02:53:59.020 uh i think ian has been waiting for a long time but then we could we could go back to your next

02:54:03.660 question soon and thank you that was a good question by the way yeah sorry we have three

02:54:09.580 more responses did you want to go through those or should we go onto the list um can we go to the

02:54:15.500 list because so many people have been waiting and we could come back to this because there are so

02:54:20.140 many people who have waited for their they wanted to introduce their topic if that's okay we could

02:54:25.020 come back to the responses or something yeah john stewart mill you're up yeah uh so my my question

02:54:33.500 is about the um why is it that certain politicians uh certain nations get the answers wrong and uh

02:54:41.180 I tend to think it's because of their ability to gauge the crowd, wisdom of the crowd.

02:54:47.300 Wait, your audio got muffly for a second.

02:54:51.200 I didn't understand the second part.

02:54:52.480 Go on.

02:54:54.320 One more time.

02:54:56.600 Hello?

02:54:58.980 John Sturt Mill?

02:55:00.780 Hey, can you hear me now?

02:55:01.900 Yeah, okay.

02:55:02.400 Can you hear me now?

02:55:02.860 Go ahead.

02:55:03.480 Hello?

02:55:04.680 So regarding why is it that certain nations, like Europeans, they get the answers kind

02:55:09.680 incorrect about standing with the Iranian people or certain other nations. I believe the four

02:55:17.920 factors, independence, diversity, opinions, just the crowd of wisdom of these nations or these

02:55:23.280 regions seem to not be flaking in the way that the Israeli crowd of wisdom of their crowd or the

02:55:30.080 American wisdom of their crowds flicks. And if that's the case, that they're getting these

02:55:37.200 answers like spain why are they so like you know so is it because and then in response we have

02:55:44.400 iran for example where you know you could argue that over the years there wasn't a kind of

02:55:49.680 decentralization at least opinions were you know a lot of times without i mean thanks to internet

02:55:55.680 youtube probably that changed but it was a pretty close-up society yet their vision of the crowd

02:56:02.880 seems to be really high.

02:56:05.700 Is that part of the answer why these nations get their answers

02:56:08.900 wrong?

02:56:09.900 The kind of the elites in these societies,

02:56:13.980 they kind of are not able to understand or gauge

02:56:18.520 or calculate where their crowds stand.

02:56:20.720 Or even if they would be able to gauge it,

02:56:23.100 they wouldn't really care because, hey, we're the elite.

02:56:25.920 We know best.

02:56:27.480 And if that's the case, then how come

02:56:29.620 we have the opposite in Iran where

02:56:31.760 People didn't really have all of this, but they seem to have such a wisdom.

02:56:36.660 You know, I don't think they're miscalculating.

02:56:39.040 I just think that they have different interests.

02:56:41.080 I think based on their interests, they might be actually calculating things correctly, right?

02:56:48.300 So, for example, European politicians, they look at their voter base

02:56:55.380 and the values that their voter base has,

02:56:57.760 And they have imported a whole bunch of, I don't know, Muslims, and they also have a higher percentage of leftist progressives who think that, you know, who are anti-Israeli, anti-Western, so-called Western imperialism, and they think whoever is poorer, they must be on the right side of history. 0.78

02:57:21.540 so the politicians at least they look at that and they want to get re-elected right so they

02:57:26.620 they're basically appealing to what the voter base wants right so there's that's one also

02:57:34.020 they're they're very conservative like i know they are supposed to they're conservative not

02:57:39.520 in the sense of like conservative versus progressive the conservative in the sense of

02:57:44.040 They don't want to bet on the Islamic Republic falling, so they think that we have to, they're thinking about their energy sources, and they want to, the whole human rights thing is just virtual signaling nonsense, and they care more about energy than they care about human rights.

02:58:07.840 And if they think that the Islamic Republic might be able to continue, they're not sure if it's going to be toppled or not. 0.84

02:58:15.560 So they don't want to ruin the relationship completely with the Islamic Republic because it's an energy source for them.

02:58:21.760 They consider like they think like the United States has the luxury of having a lot of oil and gas.

02:58:27.000 And we don't have Europe is not that lucky.

02:58:30.820 Europe is very energy dependent.

02:58:33.620 Europe and China are very energy dependent.

02:58:35.660 unlike united states and russia europe and china rely on other places for energy i mean china is

02:58:41.200 getting um better with like alternative sources but still they're not very like but europe is like

02:58:47.960 europe needs these countries for its energy security so like why risk our relationship 0.90

02:58:54.400 with the islamic republic in case they survive this and then we were we're screwed because 0.98

02:58:59.220 you know now we're now they consider us as enemy they don't want to be they they try to avoid 0.93

02:59:05.180 becoming the enemy of the islamic republic because they are main like you know they need them right

02:59:11.820 and there's another concern that they have they they have this mass migration concern they think 0.93

02:59:19.180 that if the islamic republic falls they already have they think that the syria like the mass

02:59:24.700 migration that we saw out of syria coming to europe they think that they might experience

02:59:30.060 that again so they're also concerned about that um and also also they think that you know what

02:59:38.540 if you think about it a free secular liberal iran is not probably is not going to hold a grudge

02:59:46.700 against the europeans and be like we're not going to sell oil and gas to you because you didn't

02:59:51.340 support us to support the iranian people against islamic republic right that is probably a country

02:59:57.420 that is going to try to maintain good relationship with everyone, right? 0.99

03:00:02.280 That is what probably a future Iran is going to be. 0.99

03:00:09.020 So you think like if you're in Europe, you're like, 1.00

03:00:11.840 well, if the Islamic Republic stays,

03:00:15.760 then either the Islamic Republic will survive this or it won't.

03:00:20.840 If it doesn't and we get to a free, secular, liberal Iran,

03:00:24.620 well, we're going to have a good relationship with them anyways

03:00:27.840 because they're probably not going to hold a grudge

03:00:30.180 and they're going to be the type of people

03:00:31.640 that want to have a positive relationship with everybody, right?

03:00:35.020 So we might as well not go against the Islamic Republic

03:00:38.680 because we're not going to lose our relationship with this market,

03:00:42.940 with this energy market, if the Islamic Republic falls.

03:00:45.620 However, if the Islamic Republic survives, 0.99

03:00:49.360 then we will get a lot of we will cost us a lot for us make turning him into an enemy and so it 0.99

03:00:58.320 will be safer for us to just appease them and not go against them all the way right so if you look

03:01:06.400 at their the game theory if you look at the decision making tree here then it makes sense

03:01:12.160 for them for if their if your priority is energy access to energy and not human rights then what

03:01:18.080 the europeans are doing here would make sense you have to look at their priorities rather than

03:01:24.240 assuming that maybe they're being retired it's just the priorities are different does that make sense

03:01:35.920 yes absolutely i just to talk about the iranian people and how come they're so wise i just i just

03:01:41.280 one of your it's ex it's from experience okay so the iranian people are not inherently

03:01:48.560 you know better than people around the world okay um i don't believe that i know some people might

03:01:54.640 get offended by that i think the iranian people understand the values of the correct value of

03:02:00.320 they understand the worth of the values that make societies better because they don't have it because

03:02:06.320 they could see what happens when you don't have it it's because of experience right it's not like

03:02:11.760 so for example in america right now there is less appreciation for free speech than in iran

03:02:18.560 is it because the iranian people are wiser and they they understand the value of free speech

03:02:23.840 more than the american people no the iranian people understand the value of free speech

03:02:28.480 more than the americans because they don't have free speech and the american people have free

03:02:33.680 speech you understand the value of water more when you're when you're thirsty when you don't

03:02:39.920 have water right and that's why the iranian people understand the value of these these

03:02:45.920 methods and these ideals because they experienced 47 years of going without it and also also because

03:02:54.400 they had it at some point but but do you think okay right right because i was gonna say north

03:02:59.840 korea probably the people don't appreciate it because they never yes because because in some

03:03:05.440 countries they never got to see what it's like to have the so the iranian people are in an

03:03:11.760 interesting situation of having a better life losing it and remembering what it was like when

03:03:18.800 they had that right so in some other societies like north korea or i don't know uh maybe russia

03:03:27.520 russia yeah so no russia russia is very important okay okay let me let me finish but if you just

03:03:34.000 went through never having that then you still even if you don't have it so for example if you were

03:03:41.440 if you had access to a lot of water all your life and now you don't then you're really thirsty for

03:03:47.520 water but if you have experienced thirst all your life and you never knew what it's like to have

03:03:52.480 access unlimited water then even though you're thirsty right now you you still don't understand

03:03:57.600 the value of water so the iranian people are in a situation where they experienced it it was taken

03:04:02.400 away from it them and now they want it back and that's that experience makes them understand more

03:04:08.880 understanding of how important these values are right i will actually yes thank you so

03:04:20.480 all right thank you for that great questions who's next ian you're next ian hey guys thanks

03:04:32.560 how's my audio great great idea okay um so my question is basically around how do we remind

03:04:41.440 the people that the iranian people are a force on this international check chess board that opposes

03:04:48.720 the IRGC. And I think it comes from Petito said in his statement, the Iranian people and their

03:04:56.620 king are moving to the absolute top of the battlefield. And if you tune into Fox or something

03:05:04.020 like that, you will think that the chessboard is Trump and Netanyahu and Hezbollah and the

03:05:11.420 Strait of Hormuz and Ghalibov and so they're still outside of the narrative unfortunately

03:05:19.580 and I've been trying to brainstorm ways to kind of push the idea that they are this major force

03:05:27.260 that needs to be reckoned with so that's my question and I also had another smaller question

03:05:32.660 about the Kurdish the guns supplied to the Kurdish separatists but we may or may not

03:05:38.460 to get to that actually they will be related so let's actually let me answer your first question

03:05:44.140 and let's go then get to the second question okay so why is it so easy to ignore the iranian people

03:05:50.460 when we're talking about that what's happening in iran right now okay so what is it here's the

03:05:56.220 question and i think let me know if you could guess the answer to this question okay what is

03:06:01.020 it that the americans the israelis the irgc hezbollah the houthis and the proxies like the

03:06:10.940 hash to shabby zeynabun fatimun what is it that all of these people have that the iranian people

03:06:17.340 don't have because that's probably the answer right yes the internet yeah no no no it's not

03:06:24.220 the internet because it was something else i mean the internet yes i mean you're right it's also

03:06:36.460 it's also the internet you're right but it's also it's weapons it's weapons

03:06:43.100 right right so so that is the difference and that's why i mean that's why i'm saying

03:06:48.940 we should arm the iranian people if if the iranian people want to be taken to become

03:06:53.020 a more important part of this narrative they should be armed

03:07:00.380 what is that that actually that well that leads like directly into my second question which was

03:07:05.260 essentially ever since that story came out about where trump told the media that he had

03:07:12.380 supplied weapons to the kurdish separatists in iraq and they didn't get them to the uh into iran

03:07:20.460 And I've had squinted eyes since that story came out because that would have been a classified operation. And Trump doesn't talk about his failures. So how do we know about that story? And I don't want to dwell too hard on it, but ever since that story came out, I was like, that must have been three moves back.

03:07:45.460 that by the time we know about it, it must be three moves back. And so I think that it's possible

03:07:53.140 that this operation to arm people is already occurring. I also spoke to someone in the

03:08:03.800 Iranian diaspora who told me, oh yeah, yeah, the Mossad has this all figured out and all of this

03:08:11.000 stuff is it's all planned out which i i took with a big grain of salt but it it makes me really

03:08:17.800 really wonder whether you know this this piece that you know we're talking about is sort of

03:08:24.980 already in play but um but it'd be going back back to my first question and sort of are there

03:08:33.480 ways that we can sort of show the world that that's actually what's happening and um i thought

03:08:39.060 But Petito's speech is a good example where the gist of the speech is, we are the player, like I'm the captain now, essentially.

03:08:50.540 Yeah, I mean, that was a very good speech.

03:08:52.960 But the thing is that there's a claim and we have to make that claim.

03:09:00.760 But then we also have to give empirical evidence that people could see.

03:09:05.120 and again that's why i say we should arm the iranian people because

03:09:09.300 people would believe you once you demonstrate that you you are the captain right so we have

03:09:16.780 to first make the claim that we are in control and that's what like patip what patip was saying

03:09:22.300 in that video you know that's the first part but the second part is to demonstrate that

03:09:28.720 right that that you are in the driver's seat so when it comes to the points that you've made

03:09:34.660 you're right actually I didn't think about this

03:09:37.540 that it might already be occurring

03:09:39.040 like we don't know because you're right

03:09:40.980 like when President Trump said that we tried to do that

03:09:43.580 and it failed

03:09:44.280 that was like

03:09:45.800 the understanding is that he was doing that

03:09:49.520 right when he said help is on the way

03:09:51.740 like right when he

03:09:53.220 that's what they were doing

03:09:54.760 like way before he actually came out

03:09:57.200 and admitted that that plan failed

03:09:59.640 so you're right

03:10:02.200 uh that this might already be happening as we're speaking when it comes to president trump not

03:10:07.800 talking about failures i've actually seen first of all he didn't sell this as a fake like he didn't

03:10:14.200 he didn't talk about this as a failure because if you remember he specifically said

03:10:18.520 i was against it right so he suggested that this is some other people's failure

03:10:24.200 within within the administration and i was advising against it and it proved

03:10:28.600 and he said it was it was proved that i was right um and but i have seen him

03:10:35.320 mention a couple of times um that oh i was wrong about this i was surprised about this

03:10:41.320 um or i thought this would work but then i realized like no so it's interesting because

03:10:46.440 president trump talks about his wins so much that we assume that he never talks about his losses

03:10:52.120 or his mistakes but i specifically remember a couple of times him admitting getting certain

03:10:59.660 things wrong and every time i saw that i was like oh my god like this is like not in this i felt

03:11:06.000 like oh like this is actually a surprise surprise like i actually get pleasantly surprised whenever

03:11:11.240 he admits that he thought something and then he realized that something would not work or

03:11:17.280 so yeah i so yeah but go ahead right and ask about something that's just related so in there

03:11:24.120 have been sporadically we've seen videos of um insurgents um taking the taking the lives of

03:11:31.540 people at checkpoints and um there was also a story a story that i think came out of the

03:11:37.320 state tv that showed like a weapons cache that had been seized but if you looked closely at the

03:11:45.180 image of the weapons they seized it was like a round of every um caliber so it it didn't look

03:11:52.300 like any like specific weapons that that a team would use so i would ask jeffrey about that did

03:12:00.700 you see that image that the iranian state tv put out and also where are the weapons coming from

03:12:07.580 that you see in those insurgent operations yeah so before jeffrey responds because jeffrey

03:12:15.100 is already under responses so we'll get to that

03:12:16.940 but I just want to clarify something

03:12:18.560 it's not like there's no guns in Iran

03:12:20.620 it's hard to get access

03:12:22.800 to enough guns to be able

03:12:24.840 to do something like this

03:12:25.980 but especially close to the border

03:12:28.860 areas there are people

03:12:30.920 with guns

03:12:31.620 people do have guns

03:12:33.700 it's not like it's completely

03:12:36.100 people have access to zero guns

03:12:39.240 but let's get

03:12:41.160 Jeffrey on this because Jeffrey has a lot more

03:12:42.900 information on this go on Jeffrey

03:12:45.100 Yeah, you touched on a lot of good points. And I mean, some were liberated from police stations in the beginning, part of the most recent uprise by Iranian resistance. So I'm going to touch on some of the comments because a lot of this is a very, we're in that stage.

03:13:01.340 As Armin said, we had to set up the interstate and the operational environment within Iran where track-to-material support had a good chance of success.

03:13:10.720 If we had attempted to deliver track-to-material support en masse prior to setting up that operational environment, it would have been exceptionally hard, particularly if you have to drop them above the range of, say, MANPAD portable shoulder-mounted surface-to-air missiles.

03:13:26.800 You'd have them dispersed everywhere.

03:13:28.200 I'm going to get to that in a minute.

03:13:29.180 um additionally at the time that that was that you know armin is referencing he's not wrong when

03:13:37.100 he's talking about how it would have confused targeting right it would have confused here's

03:13:44.180 kind of the issues that would have happened if it happened at the time that armin is referencing

03:13:47.540 which is why armin's right that it's good it didn't happen at that time yet it had like an

03:13:52.580 increased risk of blue on blue forest engagement meaning good guys shooting good guys because they

03:13:57.560 can't identify who's good guy and who's a bad guy targeting ambiguity when it came to things like

03:14:02.780 israeli idf drones it had civilian liability of people doing that because if you don't set up all

03:14:08.460 these different kinds of rules and there's all kinds of things you got to follow there's that

03:14:13.180 issue and it would have provided an opportunity for the regime remnants for them to push all

03:14:18.020 kinds of crazy narratives it does succeed and this is why we're at that point or very close to it is

03:14:24.140 When tracking material support for irregular fighters are authorized by a sovereign state, are integrated into an overall strategic doctrine, which is part and parcel of what Armin and a lot of us have been talking about, protected by ISR dominance and sanctuary.

03:14:38.940 That's why Armin talks about a particular part in southern Iran. 0.52

03:14:42.420 It's legally structured under export and security regimes because you don't want to violate any laws. 0.99

03:14:47.480 Otherwise, that makes all that open to a whole host of nonsense there.

03:14:50.660 And it's coordinated with diplomatic and information operations so that the adversary can't, you know, twist it around and say, oh, look, see, all of this was a coup by, you know, the United States and the Mossad and all this other horseshit.

03:15:04.940 That would actually be very much disadvantageous to the bravery of Iranian people.

03:15:10.480 to give you an understanding of what like that entails like just to feel the company 0.96

03:15:17.100 of unconventional fighters you're talking about you know so track like t850 and enough stuff for

03:15:25.840 them to have like a forward operating base so that they can maintain operations you're talking

03:15:30.320 about a million dollars right just for the stuff 5200 pounds about 3 500 like cubic feet that's

03:15:40.280 about 50 to 70 pallets or c17 that's not even getting into things like insurance fuel crew

03:15:46.800 like permits all this rigging drop fees and all this other shit the other issue is precision drops

03:15:53.760 are almost impossible you're talking about like dispersing things over a three kilometer you know

03:16:00.600 area so there's a reason we had to carry out the operations we did so that we could get to a point

03:16:09.000 where track two material support had a good chance at success the other point that you know armin

03:16:15.080 brought up is very and this is very valid is training and vetting right so training a regular

03:16:21.960 fighters if you're going to use historical examples like the contras were trained by

03:16:27.480 green berets and people out of the school of americas for about four months that's like bare

03:16:32.360 minimum and more recently like things ukrainian special forces which those are some of the people

03:16:38.600 that did have iran's back like central and eastern europe definitely backed up iranian resistance

03:16:43.480 western europeans arm is very right they the leaders of that over iranians not the people

03:16:49.240 there uh in any case you're talking about six months and you have to vet them to make sure

03:16:54.360 that you're not arming the wrong people donald wasn't against arming iranians he was against

03:17:01.480 disarming the curtis separatists and the mek and he was against doing that at that particular point

03:17:10.180 like pushing that in at that point because we had not gotten to the stage where we are now where

03:17:16.800 those kinds of efforts that track to material support efforts would have a good chance at

03:17:20.940 success and finally for sketch's idea of money well that's the reason why it's very important

03:17:25.860 in Ukraine like President Zelensky started that is recognizing His Highness Prince Reza Pahlavi

03:17:32.060 and the transitionary government as an official government in exile and tie that to our efforts

03:17:38.640 of grabbing like Mullah regime dark sea fleet oil tankers and then buying that from His Highness

03:17:45.800 Reza Pahlavi for the market that kills two birds with one stone it lowers the supply chain but

03:17:52.480 three birds it denies the middle regime money it lowers the oil shock for you know to get us past

03:17:59.440 where the sanctions were and it provides the government exile the resources needed to sustain

03:18:07.120 those kinds of operations indefinitely so like all very valid points i just wanted to touch on

03:18:13.360 that arming because you actually mentioned a lot of key very good points and uh you know just so

03:18:18.880 i know people are frustrated just need to know exactly like how that sausage is made or at least

03:18:23.040 have a little bit of an idea all right thank you who's next next we have next we have an anonymous

03:18:34.960 question which is uh for jeffrey is it true that the propellants for the missiles or rockets were

03:18:41.600 seized i guess they're talking about the solid the solid fuel propellants that the chinese

03:18:52.080 county's party provided to the model well the mullah regime and regime remnants probably

03:18:59.600 so we destroyed a lot of that that was actually one of the reasons one of the key indicators of

03:19:04.640 why we struck the mullah regime in february 28th right because like solid fuel ballistic missiles 0.96

03:19:12.800 can be stored ready to go and they give you no warning time which allows the mullah regime to

03:19:17.200 launch in mass against uh u.s bases our allies bases israel and gulf states and that would have

03:19:23.760 created an a unacceptable respiratory spiral which is why we had to do what we had to do

03:19:28.720 we are definitely striking those areas i mean that's one of the things that you know president

03:19:32.640 trump even mentioned today like we've obliterated even the things that they use to build stuff that's

03:19:37.360 one of the things we targeted albeit can i say we got a hundred percent did we get a large portion

03:19:44.000 of it yeah like no doubt about it some of those underground missile facilities when we collapsed

03:19:49.520 the tunnels and actually ignited some of the secondary stuff in there actually the whole

03:19:54.080 friggin mountain burned from within and you could actually see the increased thermal signature from 0.99

03:20:00.880 space which means all the irgc douchebags there got turned into like it became their tomb essentially 0.99

03:20:12.880 uh they're also saying how do you get rid of the new stuff

03:20:19.040 there's a reason that uh secretary of war pete hegs has said in no uncertain terms that you know

03:20:24.640 in the past couple of you know press briefings we know who you are we know where you're digging

03:20:29.440 things out we know where you're moving things it's also one of the reasons why we said you know

03:20:34.400 well we're thinking about targeting bridges and that kind of thing to sit there and stop the

03:20:38.700 remnant to move things around to continue to try and like uh toothless pickle eating hobo 0.99

03:20:45.520 put together a couple of missiles just to keep being a bite in the ass i mean ollie kind of 0.94

03:20:49.780 touched on this like why we were looking to target those bridges remember i mean as far as that it's 0.97

03:20:57.300 also so this is also the reason why the blockade is so important because one of the main points of

03:21:03.340 ingress for patriot states of the mullah regime or regime remnants is to try and you know send

03:21:12.400 things through the straighter hamouts and like put their like spoof different transponders and 0.96

03:21:18.040 fly different flags and all this other stupid shit to provide the mullah regime you know 0.89

03:21:23.280 restricted dual purpose stuff including things like what is it like well they're like essentially 0.98

03:21:27.640 huge 27 foot tall mixers or the chemicals you need for solid fuel propellant or pick whatever

03:21:33.760 so that's that's kind of like some of the efforts we're doing it's not 100 to be sure i mean nothing's

03:21:39.360 100 some of the land routes maybe through some other areas i can't talk about you have to actively

03:21:46.640 you have to maintain i guess the answer would be you have to maintain a continuous eyes on the

03:21:52.780 environment and then when you identify you know what is it the bad guys trying to send stuff in

03:22:00.380 you destroy that when it's sent in or you watch where it goes so you can then flush out their

03:22:05.080 networks and then hit that place so you get both the people that were you know transporting it and

03:22:10.120 the people that were going to use it so thank you guys i i forgot to mention that i have to

03:22:17.440 So today, I can't stay two hours.

03:22:20.160 I can only stay an hour and a half because I have to go to OAN regarding what's happening in Iran.

03:22:28.200 So I have 30 more minutes.

03:22:30.300 And again, for people who are new here, once I leave, the conversation does not stop.

03:22:36.360 You guys can continue the conversation here without me.

03:22:39.080 And there will be no more time limits after I leave.

03:22:41.840 Okay.

03:22:42.040 Okay, I'm going to say no to responses then so we can get through the list.

03:22:46.620 Next is Richard.

03:22:48.360 Richard, is he here?

03:22:52.420 Yes, I am. Can you hear me?

03:22:54.320 Yes.

03:22:54.620 Sorry.

03:22:56.160 Okay.

03:22:56.660 So I had a couple of questions basically related to the economic blockade situation.

03:23:03.280 The first is just a general one.

03:23:06.200 Do you attach any credibility to the regime's claims that their shadow fleets have been essentially making end runs around the blockade?

03:23:16.140 Well, wasn't that denied by CENTCOM?

03:23:20.740 Because I heard it was denied by CENTCOM.

03:23:22.180 It was.

03:23:23.000 Okay.

03:23:23.760 It was, but it wouldn't be unusual.

03:23:26.180 Yeah.

03:23:26.680 Sorry.

03:23:27.460 No, you go ahead.

03:23:28.260 No, go ahead.

03:23:29.920 I said if there was some mistake made, it wouldn't be extremely unusual for CENTCOM to issue a public denial of the claims, despite there being some credibility to them.

03:23:40.060 yeah i mean anything is possible but if we have to basically go between what centcom is saying

03:23:46.380 and what the islamic republic is saying i think it's more likely that centcom is correct no

03:23:51.660 yeah absolutely and of course the regime has a strong incentive to lie about it to basically

03:23:56.700 you know label the strategy effective and turn the public against the war so

03:24:00.380 take it with a huge grain of salt actually you're actually right there's credibility 1.00

03:24:04.620 and there's incentives you're right okay so credibility the islamic republic has zero 0.97

03:24:10.180 credibility and centcom has a lot of credibility incentives the islamic republic is very motivated

03:24:15.980 to suggest that they're not hurting to save face and centcom has no motivation to lie

03:24:21.480 because they're actually they have their credibility to be concerned about so there you go

03:24:26.940 right and absolutely historically 100 of the time that the regime has an incentive to lie or has

03:24:33.660 something to gain by lying they will lie so this would be the only time that didn't happen yeah

03:24:39.220 and the next question is uh just on the militias um so i know they're obviously

03:24:47.020 deeply varied in terms of their effectiveness um the ones that have come in the iraqi ones being

03:24:52.460 the most um problematic but do you think that there are any militias possibly including has

03:24:59.900 the Chevy and the more problematic ones that are really not as motivated economically,

03:25:09.220 more motivated ideologically, and that they will stay even if they're not being paid?

03:25:15.160 Not that many.

03:25:18.140 I don't know.

03:25:18.740 Not that much.

03:25:21.040 I mean, so for example, if you look at the diehard regime supporters within Iran, right,

03:25:28.640 you see for years we have watched them say like they will die for khamini they will do everything

03:25:34.640 for khamini there's so much propaganda there's so much you don't see that i mean in iraq

03:25:39.780 i've seen them like put up banners of khamini praising khamini but like when it comes to

03:25:46.600 propaganda wise their the loyalty is just very like i mean maybe it's my ignorance because i

03:25:54.420 I haven't been exposed to the propaganda inside Iraq

03:25:59.020 as much as I've been to the propaganda inside Iran.

03:26:02.940 But I'm pretty sure over the years, 0.87

03:26:05.940 every time we see something pro-Khamini inside Iraq,

03:26:09.700 it gets brought into Iranian social media as like, 1.00

03:26:14.100 look at these retards. 1.00

03:26:15.260 They're not even Iranians and they're celebrating Khamini. 1.00

03:26:19.140 Like, what the hell is wrong with you? 1.00

03:26:20.320 At least they have occupied our line. 0.99

03:26:22.280 well why are you like well you're in you're in iraq you're not even iranian you can't even speak 0.95

03:26:27.700 persian and you're celebrating khamenei like you're even you're a special kind of retard right 0.88

03:26:32.800 like when we say pakistani shia celebrating khamenei or afghanistan shia groups celebrating 0.96

03:26:39.640 pakistan is celebrating for example khamenei like iranian people who are anti-regime they look at 0.92

03:26:45.900 those videos are like okay the iranians who support khamenei they're retarded but you're 0.89

03:26:51.560 on a different level like khamenei isn't even the leader in your country and you're supporting him 0.88

03:26:57.160 right so i know that we've seen the pro pro khamenei propaganda from these other countries

03:27:03.640 because we share them on our social media whenever it happens and even though they exist they're not

03:27:09.800 at the same level of the propaganda pro harmony that has been created by pro-regime iranians

03:27:18.360 for pro regime iranians right and given that they haven't been as exposed to it

03:27:23.640 i think that their their loyalty is ideologically motivated but it's conditional i think it's

03:27:32.360 mostly conditional by on getting paid i that's my suspicion i might be wrong about this but what do

03:27:39.000 you think yeah no i agree with that but when i talk about ideological sympathies outwing economic

03:27:45.480 ones, I'm primarily talking about ideological sympathies more for Islam than for the regime.

03:27:51.940 The example being, of course, after Saddam fell in Iraq, the Islamic militias were a much larger

03:27:58.600 problem even after support for Saddam had basically eroded amongst the more secular community. 0.99

03:28:04.960 Right. But it's true. But you have to think that supporting the regime is supporting Islam 1.00

03:28:11.720 for you to be ideologically motivated. 0.52

03:28:15.740 So these people ideologically do support the Islamic Republic, right? 0.56

03:28:19.820 But for you to continue to do that, risking your lives,

03:28:23.880 even if you're not getting paid,

03:28:25.740 then you have to think that by supporting the Islamic Republic,

03:28:29.200 you are supporting Islam, that they are the same thing.

03:28:32.660 And you have to be a special kind of pro-regime person

03:28:38.000 to consider that to be the same thing, right?

03:28:42.700 So, for example, in Iran, we see so many regime supporters

03:28:45.800 who think that betraying the Islamic Republic is betraying Islam as a whole, right?

03:28:51.860 And there's not that many people who think like that,

03:28:55.900 even if they believe in Ali Khamenei, even if they believe in Shia Islam,

03:29:00.420 even if they believe in the guardianship of the jurists, it's a spectrum, right?

03:29:04.920 They don't think that, you know, the pro-regime people, the ones who are really high level, like they're on the other end of the Durka scale, they think that this is it. 0.93

03:29:18.280 This is the IRGC, is the army of the Mahdi. 0.92

03:29:22.640 Like the whole point of Islam was to get to the end of times with the Mahdi. 0.98

03:29:27.580 like all of it the creation of the universe the bringing of all the prophets all the way from adam 0.99

03:29:33.260 jesus moses muhammad the 12 all of the imams throughout history and and the bringing of the

03:29:41.420 islamic republic all of that everything has been for the point like every single atom in the world

03:29:47.900 every single breath that every single living being makes everywhere in the world 0.99

03:29:52.700 is all for the point of the arrival of Mahdi and for him to eventually take over the world 0.99

03:30:00.540 and the islamic republic is his army the the iran is the base of his operations and the irgc is his

03:30:08.140 army so betraying betraying the irgc betraying the supreme leader in iran is not just a crime

03:30:15.580 against islam it's a crime against everything that exists it's a crime against god's plan

03:30:21.580 it's basically going against you're not just going against islam you're going against 1.00

03:30:26.060 the fabric of the universe you're going against god himself you you're going against the point of 0.99

03:30:31.500 existence does that make do you understand does that make sense yeah no that that's a great

03:30:39.980 excellent explanation i appreciate it thank you yeah no worries all right i'm next and i just

03:30:46.140 just wanted to share three quick things. I think it's this one, hopefully. Okay, yeah,

03:30:57.560 it's this one. All right, so we got satellite imagery today of the Strait of Hormuz, and

03:31:02.740 these are the regime's fast attack speed boats, so about 30-odd of them crossed the

03:31:09.500 straight a lot of people think that they were laying mines uh i don't know i don't i'm not too

03:31:15.500 convinced on that in fact i think that the minefield is not real i don't think they actually

03:31:20.880 laid mines um and so this youtuber max afterburner who we've talked about sometimes actually went on

03:31:27.260 google earth pro and made this map of all the ships here with little boom icons that have been

03:31:33.020 aimed at or hit and this little red box is where the suspected minefield is so you can see every

03:31:39.960 time a ship that tried to cross through the suspected minefield they were aimed at or hit

03:31:44.780 which makes me think that none of them were hit by mines even though they tried to cross there and so

03:31:49.700 the minefield probably isn't there now we did see those speed boats go through this entire

03:31:54.360 strait today maybe they did line mines maybe not i don't really see why they would because

03:32:00.620 it's honestly more harmful than it is helpful at this point but they are crazy and so anything can

03:32:07.620 happen lastly we have this clip from caroline levitt about the deadline of the ceasefire

03:32:14.720 wait we don't have audio did you share the audio yeah um try again why is it like

03:32:25.640 oh still no audio weird all right maybe i'll just put the link in the chat but essentially

03:32:40.340 she directly said that there is no time limit so the three to five day time limit that they

03:32:46.020 were talking about is actually false she explicitly says that so the ceasefire is

03:32:52.140 indefinite until we decide otherwise pretty much um and lastly the senate yeah i can send it to you

03:33:01.180 the less the senate has been convening since 10 a.m and the democrats are big mad very very big mad

03:33:09.180 and they're just trying to get this vote passed to stop the the war which is supposedly going to

03:33:15.340 happen in a few hours so we'll see what happens with that wait let me see if i share it if you

03:33:22.780 guys will get the audio give me a second i don't know why it wasn't sharing for you

03:33:30.460 oh no it's not gonna work for me because it's okay so um so basically just she just says there

03:33:37.980 There is no deadline and the three to five day deadline stuff is not true and the ceasefire

03:33:47.240 is indefinite.

03:33:48.480 Okay.

03:33:50.080 I want to see, Jeffrey, do you want to give us your analysis of everything?

03:33:57.000 By the way, Ali, thank you so much for sharing it.

03:33:58.860 That's some really good information.

03:34:02.000 Ali always comes with the best information.

03:34:04.120 Jeffrey, do you have any opinions on everything Ali just showed us?

03:34:07.980 You're talking about the 30 fast attack boats part of the Mosquito fleet that potentially laid mines in that little crook of the Strait of Hermutes?

03:34:16.240 Yes, exactly, that part.

03:34:18.820 So, I mean, they can definitely, they could lay mines even though, so, okay.

03:34:25.040 Sea mines, like, they had 5,000 of them-ish.

03:34:28.300 We blew up a lot of them.

03:34:29.300 We blew up half of their, over half of their Mosquito fleet's been, like, destroyed.

03:34:33.660 That's officially claimed and unclassed and stuff.

03:34:37.980 so maybe they did lay mines how many can you put on a fast attack boat maybe one or two

03:34:44.220 it's a big area so it's not like you know it's like mine mine mine right next to each other

03:34:48.860 like mine sweeper and there's no way past right it's like you're rolling the dice that's the

03:34:52.540 whole point of a mind to make traversing this area risky do we have things that can sit there

03:34:59.500 and clear out the mines yep it's what those underwater like autonomous drones are for

03:35:04.780 regardless i think your assessment's right though i mean you're seeing a lot of these

03:35:09.940 different acts the mullah regime is using the mullah the regime remnants is using whatever

03:35:15.800 cards it has left and there are very very few and rapidly dwindling as acts of desperation

03:35:24.580 right that that blockade of their blockade in operation economic fury is absolutely crushing

03:35:33.240 crushing them economically and again if they piss off donald donald's not a guy you want to go

03:35:41.500 because you know he's like well the ceasefire is indefinite now it's three to five days and oh you

03:35:45.700 made him angry well you know like maybe pete gets the go ahead and you won't even have to wait six

03:35:52.020 weeks because that's going to be a spicy meatball if they let pete loose it's interesting to me that

03:36:00.340 they're saying the 3 to 5

03:36:02.780 deadline is not true.

03:36:05.420 Axios, you need

03:36:07.040 to be more skeptical with what we see on Axios

03:36:09.120 because Axios is the source that

03:36:11.040 said that there's a

03:36:13.000 3 to 5 day deadline. So

03:36:14.680 unless we hear it from the White House

03:36:16.820 or President Trump

03:36:18.260 itself, we

03:36:20.920 can't trust these other

03:36:22.560 news outlets. So this is a good reminder.

03:36:28.240 Yeah, well said.

03:36:29.260 Next on the list is Sadato.

03:36:31.260 We have three people, so we can just do four minutes per person.

03:36:34.260 We're on track.

03:36:36.260 Sadato?

03:36:39.260 I got a quick question about the communications.

03:36:43.260 Without point-to-point encrypted communications,

03:36:46.260 I think it would be really hard for the Immortal Guards

03:36:50.260 and the resistance to organize.

03:36:53.260 And I just had a question about what you thought the situation was

03:36:58.260 regarding that and how the US could possibly help with that.

03:37:02.220 Also, I made a music video

03:37:04.320 and I was wondering if I could drop that link in the chat.

03:37:07.740 Yeah, of course you could.

03:37:09.440 Okay, thanks.

03:37:10.580 Yeah, you don't need permission for that.

03:37:12.420 Of course you could share in the chat.

03:37:14.920 Yeah, yeah.

03:37:15.760 Yeah, so when it comes to communication,

03:37:18.700 that's actually a good question.

03:37:19.940 And I wanna ask Jeffrey about this,

03:37:21.580 if we could answer in just two minutes, hopefully,

03:37:25.260 Because it reminds me of Americans providing support with Starlink to Ukrainian forces.

03:37:32.580 And I was wondering if that would apply here.

03:37:34.860 If the Iranians at some point get armed and wanted to coordinate with each other,

03:37:40.160 is there any types of help that Americans could provide to them?

03:37:44.240 And Israelis, of course, as well.

03:37:45.660 But go on, Jeffrey.

03:37:47.720 That's exactly what the overall strategy I kind of gave you guys and sent up the chain

03:37:52.820 is to create self-sustaining nodes that could provide non and lesser kinetic support.

03:37:59.280 Lesser kinetic support is things like, you know, cyber operations, open source intelligence assessments,

03:38:05.200 measurement-based intelligence assessments, communications, all of that stuff.

03:38:08.780 Yeah, very much so.

03:38:10.180 In fact, the Ukrainian model is the model that was used and built upon.

03:38:14.480 You actually, I mean, Ukrainian defense forces are already in theater helping out.

03:38:20.480 iranian resistance man i mean they definitely had your back they sent their best drone like

03:38:26.700 units to take down shahads and other things that i don't want to say

03:38:32.280 okay um but i said that i'm gonna watch the music video that you said after um i go on oan it looks

03:38:42.860 very good by the way and thank you jeffrey okay so let's go i only have 10 more minutes

03:38:48.280 and guys remember remember after i leave um it's you can still continue the conversation here

03:38:54.440 without me for as long as you want okay all right so continue you're next sermon oh okay so i just

03:39:00.300 wanted to respond to two super chats that we got on youtube one person said iranian leftist

03:39:09.860 communists voted this islamic regime into power this is why i hate democracy so much and why 0.53

03:39:16.240 america is a republic democracy can be used to vote a society into slavery so this is um thank

03:39:24.880 you for the super chat but this is a misunderstanding of what a republic is a republic is a form of

03:39:32.400 democracy but a limited democracy so a republic and also guys please also understand that the

03:39:41.440 constitutional monarchy is also a form of a republic so every time where people have the way to

03:39:52.320 have their choice to choose their own destiny either by electing their representatives

03:39:58.880 or any other way so you are dealing with some level of democracy so republic is the understanding

03:40:06.160 that absolute democracy is a tyranny of the majority and that democracy needs to be limited

03:40:14.080 either by a constitution or anything that serves like a constitution right and that's why a republic

03:40:21.280 works but a republic is not against democracy a republic is a form of democracy that has somehow

03:40:28.640 been limited for certain principles that have been proven to work historically for for those

03:40:35.440 to not be able to be decided based on a majority vote so and also the beginning parts of it the

03:40:44.680 super chest is iranian leftists and communists voted this islamic regime into power that is

03:40:49.460 actually not true um i do blame the communists and the leftists for bringing the islamic regime

03:40:57.020 into power but they didn't vote the regime into power the vote was fake uh the vote and

03:41:03.480 the islamic the islamic republic it has been documented and proven that the vote was fake

03:41:10.400 they got 98 support i mean every time you see numbers like that you know it's fake 98 that's

03:41:16.980 ridiculous all these numbers are always made up but the leftists and communists did worse this

03:41:22.820 did did something worse than voting the islamic republic into power they they fought for it they 0.95

03:41:29.160 were they committed terrorism so the common if you want to blame the communists and the iranian

03:41:34.600 leftists who brought the islamic republic into power i completely agree with you on that but it

03:41:39.640 wasn't through voting it was through terrorists terrorist activities so if you want to blame 0.95

03:41:46.280 democracy i think a better example might be voting for hitler and bringing him into power

03:41:52.120 but also if you look at the way that hitler came into power

03:41:55.240 it's not the form of democracy that we have today so his party was still a minority party but

03:42:05.180 because he had the party had the highest vote he managed to come into power these days republic

03:42:09.820 have ways to make sure that radical groups like that do not get control of the country just

03:42:15.180 because they have the highest support even though they have they have a minority level of support

03:42:19.960 So democracy works as long as you manage it properly within a framework of a republic.

03:42:27.100 And then we've got another super chat saying, can you please analyze the current negotiation situations?

03:42:32.320 Why was it canceled last minute? Will it happen by Friday? What role is Pakistan playing?

03:42:39.020 Okay, so the current situation with the negotiations with the Islamic Republic is that the Islamic Republic is unable to respond to the Americans' terms for, you know, the terms of surrender because there's a lot of division within the Islamic Republic and there are disagreements on how to respond to the Americans.

03:43:02.200 and the reason why it was canceled from what we hear from president trump is because the inability

03:43:09.280 for the islamic republic to have a response president trump canceled it but we suspect

03:43:14.560 that it's because more of that is more than just that it's also because the current

03:43:19.140 so-called ceasefire is working for president trump and the blockade is really harming the

03:43:26.080 Islamic Republic. It seems like President Trump prefers not to use military operations. If he

03:43:33.760 can avoid military operations, he prefers to continue with the blockade because it's hurting

03:43:38.520 the Islamic Republic more. It avoids destroying the infrastructure of the Iranian people. It's

03:43:44.540 also a lot less costly. And at the same time, it avoids risking the lives of American soldiers.

03:43:53.240 That's why the negotiations have stopped indefinitely

03:43:59.980 and the ceasefire continues because,

03:44:03.500 and also another element is that the ceasefire

03:44:06.060 is causing a lot of division and infighting

03:44:08.160 among the Islamic Republic and why interrupt them

03:44:11.580 while they continue to fight against each other?

03:44:15.540 So we say, will it happen by Friday?

03:44:17.740 Doesn't seem like it.

03:44:19.280 It might, anything might happen,

03:44:20.340 but right now based on the information that we have so far doesn't seem like it but anything

03:44:25.620 can change last minute what role is pakistan playing pakistan is the intermediary uh the

03:44:31.060 islamic republic has lost all its previous intermediary because it shot missiles at them

03:44:36.900 so so qatar and oman um received missiles from the islamic republic so they're not friends as much

03:44:46.740 anymore um and now pakistan is taking advantage of this of this opportunity to be the intermediary

03:44:54.980 because it really does help them try to change their international image because a lot of people

03:45:00.740 look at pakistan negatively negatively because of poverty islam and inbreeding cause many people to

03:45:09.220 have a negative view of pakistan as a country and this is a good opportunity for pakistan to come

03:45:15.140 and show that they could internationally have a positive effect

03:45:20.080 in basically do what Qatar has done for a long time.

03:45:26.400 Effectively, they're now trying to compete with that

03:45:29.000 and also show that they're also relevant when it comes to being a table

03:45:34.060 and basically being a place where countries could come.

03:45:39.740 This has actually been a major competition between Turkey, Qatar,

03:45:44.860 and oman as being a host for different sides of you know different conflicts uh this this has

03:45:52.300 qatar has shown how lucrative it is how beneficial it is for you to be seen as a intermediate country

03:46:00.140 between different countries that are having conflict with each other it gave them a lot

03:46:04.860 of political leverage so more more countries are now trying to copy qatar's model uh by becoming

03:46:12.460 more politically and relevant internationally by providing that role so those are the

03:46:20.540 stuff that i wanted to respond to okay who's next on the list

03:46:26.780 boss on the list is kelly um yes um can you hear me yes

03:46:35.900 yeah okay good um my question is and i'm sorry if it was mentioned before because i got kicked

03:46:41.500 so many times the app is not my friend today um what are the odds in your mind that uh in the next

03:46:51.420 i don't know week two weeks uh they will start shooting again again rockets or use hezbollah

03:46:57.740 to shoot rockets more than they are doing now uh are they too afraid of like uh the backfire

03:47:05.820 the the strikes or is it a possibility what do you think rockets at israel you mean

03:47:13.260 israel and other countries yeah okay they're actively trying to get back so okay so here's

03:47:18.780 the thing there are parts of rgc that are trying to figure out ways to stop doing that and there

03:47:23.900 are parts of rgc who is right now planning as we speak to start attacking other countries again

03:47:29.340 right and it's really hard to stop them so we know ghani for example is in iraq right now why

03:47:35.340 is he in iraq the suspicion is that ghani the head of the quds army of the irgc the the reason why

03:47:41.820 he's probably in iraq is to try to get the armed forces in iraq to obviously do something potentially

03:47:50.300 like attack uh kuwait and saudi arabia right um hezbollah has already been shooting missiles

03:47:57.900 at israel the thing is that it's it's harder for them to do so because southern lebanon has been

03:48:04.140 taken over by israel so even when they shoot missiles at israel is coming from a higher disk

03:48:08.940 like a longer distance so it's less effective but even from a far further distance they are 0.51

03:48:16.060 they are still trying to find ways to hurt israel right um and uh the houthi the islamic republic

03:48:24.060 is trying to get the houthis dragged into this into bubble mint there seems to be a suspicion

03:48:30.380 that the Houthis don't want to get involved.

03:48:33.920 I think they might be disappointed

03:48:35.240 with the level of support they're getting

03:48:36.820 for the Islamic Republic.

03:48:38.280 But again, the Islamic Republic

03:48:39.600 might actually find ways to give them something

03:48:45.520 that satisfies them.

03:48:47.560 So the question is that

03:48:49.120 if you're asking about the motivation,

03:48:52.340 the motivation is yes,

03:48:53.620 there are many parts of the RGC

03:48:55.020 who are trying to get going back

03:48:57.040 to shooting missiles at everybody.

03:48:58.340 They don't like the ceasefire situation at all, right?

03:49:01.820 The question is, would they be able to?

03:49:04.380 Do they have enough missiles?

03:49:06.180 Are their proxies going to listen to them or not? 0.66

03:49:08.740 The fact that they had to send Qa'ani to Iraq suggests to me that just contacting them and telling them to do this is not good enough.

03:49:16.540 Why does he have to go to Iraq?

03:49:17.980 It seems like some convincing needs to be done.

03:49:20.360 So it is likely, it is possible that if the Islamic Republic's proxies are not as loyal to the Islamic Republic as they used to be, this is why the Islamic Republic was very insistent on including Hezbollah on the terms of the ceasefire because they are very terrified about Hezbollah thinking not being loyal to the Islamic Republic.

03:49:44.600 so they want to show to hezbollah that they're still supporting them that they're still backing

03:49:49.760 them and if hezbollah feels abandoned by the islamic republic that is a nightmare situation

03:49:55.740 for the islamic republic so to me it seemed like maybe the islamic republic is losing some control

03:50:01.660 over its proxies but they are trying does that answer your question

03:50:04.860 so you're saying they can't that's what you think i'm saying they want to but whether they

03:50:14.280 can't they want to but whether they can yeah yeah okay no i i yeah i don't don't go over

03:50:21.160 the guy i listened okay yeah but okay i got it thank you all right guys i need to go because um

03:50:27.480 i need to get ready for this interview and i'm gonna stop the recording now and oh yeah so guys

03:50:35.720 um you guys could continue the conversation without me and this was great and i'm gonna

03:50:40.760 also end the live stream so i'm just going to say i'm israel hi long live america javitsha

03:50:47.400 pi and they run see you guys same time tomorrow all right guys bye

03:50:58.360 all right guys i'm going to say bye to you guys as well and i'm going to go get ready for oian

03:51:04.360 and again to you guys as well amazon high long live america javitsha pi and they run see you

03:51:10.120 you guys same time tomorrow all right guys i need to go get ready for an interview with oa okay bye

03:51:18.120 love you guys

Goldie Ghamari - April 22, 2026

IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 116

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