Sorry for not being able to live stream yesterday, I was on the road all day and by the time we got to where we were supposed to be, it was too late and I was getting ready to do so, but then I was so exhausted that I literally passed out. I apologize for not live streaming yesterday, but today I will catch all of you up on everything that has been happening with the Iranian people and the Iranian revolution in the last 48 hours.
00:02:00.000Well, hello and good evening, everyone.
00:02:28.520Durud Patriots. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are. Welcome to day
00:02:34.780195 of Iran Revolution Live. Sorry, I wasn't able to live stream yesterday, because we were on the
00:02:46.560road all day. And by the time we got to, you know, where we were supposed to be, it was a little bit
00:02:52.560too late. And I was getting ready to live stream. But then unfortunately, I was so exhausted, I
00:02:58.120literally just passed out. So I apologize for that. But I'm here today. And I will catch all
00:03:04.700of you up on everything that has been happening with the Iranian people and the Iranian revolution
00:03:12.560in the last 48 hours. As always, let me know in the live stream chat where you're tuning in from.
00:03:18.900And if you're watching this video afterwards, let me know in the video comments below.
00:03:23.480And, you know, just a quick housekeeping rule, Iran Revolution Live focuses specifically on Iran and the Iranian people and their fight for freedom against the terrorist and illegitimate Islamic regime occupying Iran.
00:03:39.440And of course, my later live stream, The Goldie Show, that is the geopolitical analysis where I speak about, you know, the current conflict between the United States and the Islamic regime, you know, the boom booms, you know, what's happening with the war and all that stuff.
00:03:58.580So that's why I just want to let you guys know. So if I don't give you too many updates or speak
00:04:05.000too much about the current conflict, it's because that's going to be in my later live stream,
00:04:11.140which I'm going to be live streaming in a couple of hours from now. So make sure that your
00:04:15.780notifications are turned on. All right, let's get right into it, guys. So we're going to start off
00:04:24.920with a really important message from His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, and here
00:04:32.340is what he had to say. Now, I'm going to play the entire video with no interruptions. It does have
00:04:42.300English subtitles, so you can follow along, but after I'm done playing the video, I will go back
00:04:48.360and I will read out what he is saying in English
00:04:52.960so that those of you who are tuning in while you're working
00:05:47.920But the white rice下去,Conf it to the site of Irang terminar of Iran was at the Syrian war Aval of 47 years ago, and participants ended its Car.
00:09:20.420the links and links and creates a recipe for
00:09:42.680Wow. What an incredibly, incredibly powerful message. Okay. So I'm going to now share or I'm going to read the English translation here so that those who aren't able to read the subtitles right now
00:10:12.300um, they'll know exactly what his Royal Highness is saying. So, um, I'm going to read it once,
00:10:18.620once over without interruption, and then I'll go back and I'll provide context on some of the
00:10:25.600things that he's speaking about here. Okay. So let me just read it once over through,
00:10:29.200and then I'll go back and give the explanation and context. So, um, his Royal Highness Reza
00:10:34.700Pahlavi starts off, my fellow Iranians, the great and courageous people of Iran today,
00:10:41.560Today, as tensions rise and the possibility of escalating military attacks grows, particularly
00:10:48.540in the south of the country, I wish to speak with you, especially with the noble people
00:10:54.880of Sistan and Baluchistan, Hormuzgon, Boucher, Khuzestan, and all those living along the
00:11:02.140shores of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Makron.1.00
00:11:06.280The war and crisis our country faces today has one single cause, the Islamic Republic.0.76
00:11:13.000But the main war, the Islamic Republic's war against the Iranian people,0.56
00:11:18.620began 47 years ago and has continued to this day.
00:11:23.600All of the Iranian people have been wounded by this regime.0.95
00:11:27.160Let us not allow anyone to say that southern Iran has only now entered the war.0.81
00:11:35.320Southern Iran entered the war from the very day that Baluch children fell victim to crocodiles
00:11:41.940seeking water due to a lack of basic infrastructure.
00:11:46.080From the day that in Sistan and Baluchistan, the land of Rostam and the heart of Iran's
00:11:52.460mythology, young people were forced into fuel smuggling just to survive.
00:11:57.500From the day that Hormuzgan province and Bandarapos, Iran's largest port, were abandoned
00:12:03.860to poverty and deprivation. From the day that Bushir, which supplies a large share of the
00:12:10.840country's gas, and Khuzestan, the heart of Iran's oil industry, were deprived of the wealth they
00:12:18.200produced. But a free Iran will be a different Iran. With the establishment of a national,
00:12:25.780capable, and development-oriented government, Sistan and Baluchistan, drawing on its strategic
00:12:32.780location, its young workforce, and its access to open waters can become one of the main engines of
00:12:40.060the country's growth and prosperity. Chabahar can be the heart of Iran's trade and the gateway
00:12:47.060connecting the Indian Ocean, Central Asia, and global markets by reviving the very same
00:12:55.020comprehensive plan that was to be implemented before the catastrophe of 1979. Hormuzgan,
00:13:03.420Boucher, Khuzestan, and the islands of the Persian Gulf, Can, through the development of trade,
00:13:10.220tourism, industry, and the attraction of investment, become the wealthiest and most advanced regions
00:13:17.080of Iran. My fellow Iranians, this warmongering regime has built no shelters for the people,0.60
00:13:24.340nor does it have the capacity to defend the country's skies.1.00
00:13:29.540Its leaders, hiding underground, are making military use of schools, hospitals, and other civilian centers
00:13:36.860and have turned the Iranian people, including conscript soldiers in their garrisons, into human shields.
00:13:47.440In the war that the Islamic Republic has imposed on the country,
00:13:50.960your first and foremost duty is to preserve the lives, safety, and well-being of yourselves and
00:13:58.380your families. For you are Iran's most precious asset and the true soldiers of the battle to
00:14:05.400reclaim the homeland. In this regard, my communications and media office will be
00:14:11.540publishing necessary guidance and recommendations to help keep fellow Iranians safe. Fighting1.00
00:14:19.100toward and preparing for ultimate victory is a constant duty. In the final battle, the stronger
00:14:26.480we are and the weaker the Islamic Republic becomes, the faster and less costly our victory1.00
00:14:33.320will be. Long live Iran. So guys, I'm going to go back and provide some context, but it appears1.00
00:14:41.180as if His Royal Highness and his office are now getting ready for possible regime change, right?
00:14:56.740So, and I'll get to this in more detail, but when he says, you know, in the final battle, okay,
00:15:04.560so the final battle, that refers to the final battle with the Islamic regime, right?
00:15:11.000So that's basically, you know, when the people rise up and overthrow the Islamic regime.
00:15:21.140So remember, one of the chants that you've heard a lot of the Iranian people, not just in Iran, but around the world,
00:15:28.640one of our most popular and famous chants is,
00:15:32.620which means this is the final battle. Pahlavi will return. So, you know, overall, just like an
00:15:43.400overall analysis, first glance, this speech to me sounds like a preparation speech, okay? So in
00:15:51.080this speech, His Royal Highness is preparing the Iranian people for what he and his team feel
00:16:00.300is something that's going to happen very soon. We don't know when. It could be days. It could
00:16:07.540be weeks. It could be months. I don't know. But it seems as if it's going to happen sooner rather
00:16:14.440than later. So now let's go back and I will sort of break this down for you. So as tensions rise
00:16:23.940and the possibility of escalating military attacks grows, and I would say this is more
00:16:29.920than just a possibility of escalating military attacks.
00:16:33.920But of course, I'm going to leave that for my evening live stream,
00:16:38.140The Goldie Show, you know, particularly in the south of the country,
00:16:41.900because keep in mind, the vast majority of the boom booms so far
00:16:47.100have been happening in the southern part of Iran.
00:16:52.020And if we go to my handy dandy map here, right,
00:16:55.580where I've sort of outlined the main areas of, like the main cities that have some of the top0.98
00:17:04.380and most important IRGC bases, which deal with the terrorism that the Islamic regime has been
00:17:12.120engaging in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. And that's why these areas and these0.71
00:17:19.080southern provinces have been particularly hard hit. Although, as we know, now the boom-booms
00:17:27.060are happening elsewhere as well. But the southern part of Iran remains the hardest hit, right?
00:17:36.860So that's, you know, why he's referring to, you know, the southern part of the country.
00:17:43.800The Islamic regime has a lot of IRGC bases there.
00:17:50.740So now he is saying, you know, I wish to speak with you, especially the noble people of all these provinces.
00:17:58.040So let me pull up a map of Iran with the provinces so that you guys can see exactly where these provinces are.
00:18:07.480OK, so what is this? OK, let's see if I can make this big.
00:18:23.520Open image. Here we go. OK, so these are the provinces that he is referring to.
00:18:30.300OK, so now if I go back. So he says Sistan and Balochistan. So Sistan and Balochistan is here. OK, this is Sistan and Balochistan.
00:18:41.320And if we go to the map of the bases. So Chabahar. Oh, wait. So Chabahar. Right.
00:18:51.240So whenever you guys hear like, you know, wum wums in Chabahar or even Konarak, Konarak is like you don't see on the map here, but Konarak is right opposite from Chabahar.
00:19:05.180So Konarak, see this little like U, it's like an upside down U, this little corner here, that's where Konarak would be.
00:19:14.900So Chabahar, whenever you hear Chabahar, that is in the province of Sistan and Balochistan, okay?
00:19:24.580And then he continues and he says Hormozgan.
00:19:32.180And Hormozgan includes Jask, Bandarabos.
00:19:40.460And if I'm not mistaken, I believe it also, yes, it does. It includes Banderlinge as well. Okay. So
00:19:48.160Jusk, Banderabas, and Banderlinge. Also, you know, whenever you hear Qishm Island, Qishm Island
00:19:55.740is also in the province of Hormozgan. Okay. So he's mentioned Sistan Balochistan, Hormozgan.
00:20:04.820And then he mentions Boucher. Okay. So Boucher. And in Boucher, you have, I believe, Asalouyeh and of course Boucher itself. Although, wait, you know what?
00:20:21.200Wait, I'm not sure if Asaluyeh is in Hormuzgon. No, it's in Boucher. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Asaluyeh
00:20:35.180is in Boucher. I was right. Okay. So, yeah. So, Asaluyeh and Boucher are in Boucher province0.99
00:20:42.380here. Okay. And then the next province that he mentions is Khuzestan. Of course, Khuzestan,
00:20:49.160Um, that's, you know, the city or that's the province that I was born in. Okay. And Khuzestan
00:20:54.960includes Moshad, right? So whenever you hear boom-booms in Moshad, right? So there's Moshad,
00:21:03.020but also there's been a lot of boom-booms in Ahwaz. Ahwaz is, um, the, the capital of Khuzestan.
00:21:11.680Ahwaz is like up here. Um, and then there's been a whole bunch of other cities like Abaddon,
00:21:15.980Khoram Shad. And if you guys recall, I explained earlier that whenever you hear about, you know,
00:21:26.600strikes or, you know, missiles from the Islamic regime going towards, you know, American bases
00:21:32.700in Kuwait, usually that's coming from Khuzestan. Okay. So that's, that's the province that he's
00:21:40.920referring to there, okay? And then he continues, all those living along the shores of the Persian
00:21:46.560Gulf and the Sea of Macron. So then, of course, he's referring to, you know, everyone, everyone
00:21:53.380who is basically living all across these shores, right? So, which is, you know, the hardest hit
00:22:00.340part right now. So then he continues, okay? And this is really important. This is what all of us
00:22:09.180have been saying, including myself. And I've said this not just on my live streams, but I've also
00:22:16.300said it in media interviews that I've had with various media outlets. In fact, guys, I had
00:22:23.140another media interview this morning, which means in the last six days, I've had five interviews.
00:22:33.020I did a media interview on Friday. I did one on Saturday. I did one on Monday, Tuesday, and then I did another one this morning. And I'm going to try and share those videos with you later on if I have time. I'll definitely share the one from today because I think that one is probably the most relevant and most recent as well.
00:22:56.740right? So this is really important what he says here. The war and crisis our country faces today
00:23:03.360has one single cause, the Islamic Republic, right? So remember, it's the Islamic regime1.00
00:23:07.740that started this war. It's the Islamic regime that started the war against the United States0.98
00:23:14.54047 years ago when they occupied Iran and then they started their never-ending jihad and their,1.00
00:23:20.400you know, death to America, right? Like all that jihadi garbage nonsense. That's the Islamic regime.1.00
00:23:26.740And remember, even the current conflict, even the current conflict right now, it was the Islamic regime that started this because last week, literally during Khamenei's funeral, Khamenei Khabar Margesh, right, the Islamic regime shot, like they fired rockets at ships in the Persian Gulf, literally during Khamenei's funeral, right?
00:23:54.060And even President Trump commented on that. President Trump said, you know, these guys are literally insane. He's like, you know, I gave them an opportunity. I gave them, you know, I was like, guys, like, you know, just go, go do your funeral for your dead dictator or whatever. We'll leave you alone while the funeral is happening.0.80
00:24:09.100and the Islamic regime is literally so insane that during the funeral, they sent missiles and0.90
00:24:17.140attacked cargo ships in the Persian Gulf, which is why the United States responded. So even this0.85
00:24:23.600particular conflict right now, the Islamic regime started it and the Islamic regime has dragged the0.95
00:24:29.080Iranian people into this conflict, right? The Iranian people don't want this war. We don't want
00:24:36.480this war. We don't want the Islamic regime. We're sick and tired of it, right? Anyways,1.00
00:24:41.660but he continues. But the main war, the Islamic Republic's war against the Iranian people
00:24:47.380began 47 years ago and has continued to this day, okay? All of the Iranian people have been0.99
00:24:54.820wounded by this regime. That's very true because the Islamic regime has been oppressing us,1.00
00:25:00.600torturing us, raping us, murdering us, and executing us by hangings every single day.0.98
00:25:05.860And even today, the Islamic regime murdered another innocent young Iranian. He was 26 years old. I have his name somewhere. I'm going to bring it up shortly, but I just want to mention this as well.0.99
00:25:23.380So, since I'm on the topic of the Islamic regime murdering people, they executed another young Iranian today. His name was Mehdi Khaniki, and they executed him on fabricated charges of collaborating with the United States and Israel.
00:25:46.620he was arrested unarmed during the january protests months later he was executed no fair
00:25:53.580trial no meaningful legal defense no justice um this is this is him here okay so um that's him
00:26:01.960sorry guys super super low tech i apologize but um there you go so so the islamic regime is0.69
00:26:10.680literally waging war with us. And they started this war with us 47 years ago. And, you know,0.98
00:26:17.220I mentioned this earlier in one of my previous live streams. The weaker that the Islamic regime0.98
00:26:23.920gets, the more savage they're going to get and the more they're going to speed up and escalate0.98
00:26:30.740the executions. Why? Because the Islamic regime is not afraid of the United States and Israel.
00:26:37.780The Islamic regime is afraid of the Iranian people because the United States and Israel, it's not their responsibility to do regime change.
00:26:49.000Right. And they've made it very clear they're not interested in regime change, which is totally fine.0.84
00:26:54.580OK, like this is what you guys have to understand. Just because the United States says that they are not in the business of regime change, that doesn't mean that they don't want it.
00:27:05.040OK, what that basically means is that the United States is respecting the right of Iranians to self-determination, because keep in mind, if the United States comes in and does the regime change, then people are going to say, oh, this is not legitimate.
00:27:23.180This is not real. Like, this is like a fake revolution, whatever, even though, even though 1979, right, when when the Islamic regime came to power, that was actually the fake revolution.
00:27:37.360That's why we call it a coup d'etat, because 1979, the Islamic occupation of 1979 would not have happened without the support and the endorsement of Jimmy Carter and the Democrats.0.57
00:27:49.840That's why the 1979 Islamic Revolution turned Iran into a failed state right away. That's why it's fake, because the people never actually wanted that, okay?0.62
00:28:03.120A bunch of communists and jihadis, right, for whatever reason, they convinced Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer, that, you know, installing a religious fanatic pedophile who literally wrote a book, you know, on, you know, how it's halal to sodomize baby girls.0.97
00:28:23.160Right. Jimmy Carter thought that, you know, that guy would be the perfect choice for Iranians because he thought that he was going to create the sort of religious belt to, you know, protect the rest of the Middle East from communism or something.0.67
00:28:36.900He was just an idiot. But that's the thing. But where I was going with this is that when President Trump or anyone else says that they're not in the business of regime change, don't take that to mean that they don't want regime change.1.00
00:28:55.840OK, that is basically political talk. So what they mean when they say that is that they are not going to be the ones to do the regime change, because if they do, if the United States does the regime change, OK, then the communists and the jihadis and the Durkas and whatever, they're going to then use that as an excuse to say this was illegitimate.
00:29:19.760Okay. So by saying they're not interested in regime change, they are essentially respecting the Iranian people's right to self-determination. It is ultimately the responsibility of the Iranian people to overthrow the regime.
00:29:36.820However, however, that does not mean that the United States and Israel can't create the conditions that will lead to regime change from the Iranian people.0.93
00:29:50.300Right. And that's what we're starting to see happen.0.81
00:29:53.780OK, we're starting to see severe, severe degradation by the United States against the Islamic regime.
00:30:03.680Right. So military degradation, supply degradation, whatever the case might be.
00:30:09.100The Islamic regime sees this. OK. And the Islamic regime has always said from the beginning.0.92
00:30:13.320Right. Because they're literally like a murderous jihadi death cult.0.99
00:30:16.860And they're they're oppressing the Iranian people. Right.1.00
00:30:20.380Like we're not we're not citizens. We're not citizens under the Islamic regime.
00:30:25.160We're hostages. They've been holding all of us hostage for the last 47 years.0.84
00:30:30.100Even those of us who are outside of occupied Iran, we're still hostage because the Islamic regime sends, you know, their mercenaries, right?0.65
00:30:39.940Whether they're like, they don't necessarily have to be Iranian either.0.91
00:30:43.800They can be from Iraq, you know, from Pakistan, from Bangladesh, you know, from all these like, you know, third world jihadi hellhole countries, right?0.98
00:30:53.080Because they're the ones who mostly support the Islamic, you know, Afghanistan, you know, wherever, right?0.99
00:30:57.420All these like garbage third world countries where they're full of like these jihadi terrorists, they will send them to do like the dirty work of the Islamic regime.0.99
00:31:06.940Remember, the jihadi, the terrorist who was arrested by the FBI, who was planning on assassinating Ivanka Trump on behalf of the Islamic regime occupying Iran, that terrorist was Iraqi.1.00
00:31:22.880OK, he was an Iraqi. He was part of the Islamic regime's Hashtag Shabi or sorry, Kataib Hezbollah. Right. So another terrorist proxy group. OK, the Islamic regime agent that was arrested, you know, the one who was planning on assassinating President Trump on the orders of the Islamic regime.0.60
00:31:44.940He was from Pakistan, okay? And we, like anyone who speaks out, is literally oppressed. Like,0.71
00:31:51.980we're all held hostage. Remember, I have a bounty of 250,000 US dollars on my head
00:31:58.020by the Islamic regime, right? Because I'm speaking out. So this, you know, they have0.86
00:32:05.640literally been oppressing us. And just because, you know, some of us live outside of occupied Iran,
00:32:10.740that doesn't mean we're safe, right? Because if you speak out, regardless of where you are in the
00:32:16.120world, if you're not careful, they will come and they will murder you. That's exactly what happened
00:32:21.540to Fereydun Farukhzad, right? You guys know him as Bapishman, okay? So Fereydun Farukhzad,
00:32:31.680aka Bapish man okay um right Bapish so he was murdered by the Islamic regime in 1991 I believe
00:32:46.500in Germany he was a singer he wrote songs about you know freeing Iran he was murdered by the0.58
00:32:54.300Islamic regime even though he was in Germany okay so just think about that right so so the Islamic0.83
00:32:59.380regime has been waging war against us. And, you know, we're all oppressed, okay? So no matter0.93
00:33:05.600where we are around the world, as long as the Islamic regime is around, like, all of our lives1.00
00:33:11.040are in danger if we speak out, okay? So there's a little bit of context there. So, right, all of1.00
00:33:18.580the Iranian people have been wounded by this regime. Now, His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi,
00:33:23.440he continues, let us not allow anyone to say that Southern Iran has only now entered the war. So
00:33:30.440what he means here is that, you know, don't allow like the Democrats or the anti-Trump people or the
00:33:37.420jihadis or, you know, the Durkas or the communists or whatever, don't allow them to take advantage of
00:33:46.120the situation that's currently happening in Southern Iran for their advantage, right? Do not
00:33:53.300allow anyone to say that what's happening in southern Iran is only recent and that this is
00:34:00.180because of the United States. It's literally not, okay? Because the Islamic regime has been
00:34:06.360murdering Iranian people, especially in the southern part as well, for the last 47 years, okay?0.89
00:34:13.620So, this is basically, you know, he's basically saying to us, do not allow people to
00:34:21.940use the current situation for their own political gain to support the Islamic regime.
00:34:30.920So, and then he continues, right? So, southern Iran entered the war from the very day that
00:34:36.740Baluch children fell victim to crocodiles, okay? Let me pull this up for you, okay?0.96
00:34:46.840Okay, so let me show you a picture of C-Stone and Balochistan, okay?0.58
00:35:16.840this is like, this is literally heartbreaking. Okay.
00:35:28.780So this is, this is like, you know, one river in Sistan and Baluchistan. So going back to our map
00:35:37.700of the province, Sistan and Baluchistan is down here. Okay. It is literally the poorest,
00:35:44.140the poorest province in occupied Iran. During the Shah's time, and I've shared documentaries
00:35:55.400about this. So during the Shah's time, Shahanshah Aryomeh, the father of the current Shah,
00:36:02.940in the 60s and 70s, he was actually developing this area. Okay, so he was working on irrigation,
00:36:13.200He was building farming co-ops. He had a whole project where they were like building like agriculture fields to gosh, I don't know what the I don't know what the word is.
00:36:26.980But, you know, like when you have these like projects where it's like desert and then you plant things and then you terraform or is it terraforming?
00:36:37.740I don't know what it's called, but it's like, you know, you have like, you know, you plant vegetation and then that vegetation eventually changes the landscape and takes it from like desert to to like green.
00:36:55.060It's not irrigation. Irrigation is when you're like building like like, you know, canals for water and water and stuff.
00:37:02.140But anyway, so the Shah had all these modernization projects in Sistan and Balochistan. He was building infrastructure. He was building new cities. He was creating co-ops. And, you know, yeah, I guess it was like terraforming. Yeah. So back in the 60s and 70s, the Shah was terraforming this area.
00:37:19.840As soon as the Islamic regime came into power, they basically got rid of all of that. They just ignored it. They literally ignored it for several reasons. But one of those reasons is that the people of Sistan and Baluchistan, the vast majority of them are Sunni Muslims.0.99
00:37:38.080And so the Islamic regime being like the, you know, Shia Islamic death cult that they are, you know, they don't view Sunnis as real Muslims, right? Because they're just, you know, they're insane. They're insane.0.98
00:37:52.040So, you know, just like every other religious minority in occupied Iran, whether it's the, you know, the Jews, the Christians, the Baha'is, you know, Zoroastrians, whatever the case might be, the Sunnis are persecuted.0.96
00:38:13.760And so, because the Sunnis are not, you know, Shia Muslim, you know, the Islamic regime has basically kept them in poverty. And Sistan and Baluchistan, literally one of the poorest provinces, okay? Like, Sistan and Baluchistan, it's literally like, it's worse than a third world country, okay?
00:38:35.900so there's pretty much very little water no clean water it's one of the hottest places um zero0.68
00:38:43.340infrastructure and it's it's like it's worse than like a third world country my heart breaks my
00:38:48.380heart breaks for sistan and baluchistan and you know like you know just uh on a personal note on
00:38:55.420a personal note like one of my life goals uh when iran is free um one of the first things that i
00:39:01.100want to do is i actually want to go to like sistan and baluchistan like literally health-filled
00:39:05.260schools right like that's like just a a personal thing that i want to do like i want to go there i
00:39:10.620want to help build schools and you know build infrastructure right and um a lot of us a lot of
00:39:16.940us um from all around the country like that's what we want to do even though um even though many of
00:39:21.820us come from uh you know provinces that you know our provinces are also incredibly poor and you
00:39:27.580know i'm going to speak about who's this son momentarily that's the province um that i'm from
00:39:31.980and Khuzistan is also very, very poor and underdeveloped, but it's still not as bad
00:39:36.700as Sistan and Baluchistan. The issues that we have in Khuzistan compared to what people have
00:39:43.820in Sistan and Baluchistan, it's night and day. When you compare the issues we have in Khuzistan
00:39:50.780to what's happening in Sistan and Baluchistan, Khuzistan, as bad as it is, it still looks like
00:39:57.740like a four-star resort compared to like, you know, what, what, um, what Sistan and Baduchistan
00:40:03.180is. So like, that's how bad this province is. And that's how much we all speak about it. Right.
00:40:09.000Um, so anyways, the, the, the, it's so bad in Sistan and Baduchistan that there's, there's no
00:40:14.840water, there's no water. So a lot of times, you know, children have to go get raw water from like
00:40:21.640rivers or wherever. And, um, because of the lack of, of, you know, irrigation and lack of drains
00:40:30.080and, and, you know, infrastructure, um, a lot of times children, when they go to, uh, get water
00:40:36.600from the river, um, they're attacked by crocodiles and, you know, they're, they're murdered.
00:40:42.920Unfortunately, they're murdered by crocodiles. So, um, you know, so in that province, uh,
00:40:48.340vulnerable Baluch children frequently face tragic attacks by the endangered Gando crocodile.
00:40:56.140Severe droughts, water crises and climate change force both the reptiles and local villagers
00:41:01.780to compete for vanishing water sources. So again, right, this is due to the mismanagement
00:41:08.780and neglect of the Islamic regime. This would not be happening if the Islamic regime not only had0.99
00:41:14.800proper infrastructure for the Baluch people. But if the Islamic regime actually, you know,0.82
00:41:20.020had some sort of environmental policy, you know, or, you know, whatever the case might be, right,
00:41:25.320but they literally don't. Remember, the Islamic regime is a death cult, okay? All they care about0.98
00:41:30.540is jihad and whatever. They don't care about the environment. They don't care about endangered0.80
00:41:34.860animals. They don't care about wildlife or species, right? So this neglect on both ends
00:41:41.240is what's contributing to the murder of Baluch's children.0.81
00:41:47.180So that's what His Royal Highness is referring to here, right?0.81
00:45:04.980all right rosta mace because like this one he's holding a sword like so this one's probably like
00:45:10.900ai generated so not as accurate um but like he's he's known for his mace where's his mace come on
00:45:21.260guys here we go here we go all right this is this is probably like a i guess a better ai depiction
00:45:27.120or whatever. Open image in new tab. Here you go. So this is actually a much better depiction of
00:45:38.100Rostam because the other one makes him look like a barbarian. And as you guys know, like Iranians,1.00
00:45:43.240we didn't dress like that, right? Like we didn't dress like barbarians. Even like 3,000 years ago,
00:45:49.500when you look at the inscriptions on Persepolis, everyone was clothed, right? You know, compare
00:45:55.760that to, for example, depictions of the Greeks that basically just wore loincloths and like,
00:46:01.860you know, whatever, or even like the Egyptians who wore loincloths or were like, you know,
00:46:06.240half naked all the time. Not that I'm, you know, like, I'm not like criticized or anything. I'm
00:46:10.840just saying that it's just when you look at like the ancient hieroglyphics, you can see
00:46:15.600that Iranians were always clothed, even like 2,500, you know, 2,500 or 3,000, 4,000 years ago.
00:46:23.260So this is definitely a much better depiction of Rostam than the other one, because he was not a barbarian. He was basically the Iranian version of Hercules. And so, you know, here's his mace. And, you know, here is his, you can see this is like his leather, sorry, not leather. This is his like tiger, tiger skin, like suit of armor, which was pretty much impenetrable, right?
00:46:47.140And then this was his mace. And that was his helmet, which was made from like the skull of like a demon that he had murdered.
00:46:57.940So there you go. That's that's that's Rostam.0.69
00:47:01.900And Rostam and, you know, a lot of our Iranian heroes looks like sorry, come from the province of Sistan and Baluchistan.0.79
00:47:10.720So again, down here. OK, so that's the reference to the land of Rostam.
00:47:16.520OK, so basically that province is so poor that young people were forced into fuel smuggling just to survive.
00:47:25.460OK, and then he speaks about the other provinces.1.00
00:47:28.460So he says Hormozagon province and Bandar Abbas, which is Iran's largest port, were abandoned to poverty and deprivation, which is very true.1.00
00:47:39.320Boucher is poor and Khuzestan, Khuzestan, the province that I'm from.0.96
00:47:44.380right? Guys, you would assume, like you would think that Khuzestan, okay, let me pull up the
00:47:49.620map here. Let me just close these tabs because I have too many tabs open. Okay, so you would think
00:47:57.740that Khuzestan, given that it's literally the heart of oil production, okay, the heart of oil
00:48:06.900production in occupied Iran, that Khuzestan would be like a rich province. No, Khuzestan is
00:48:13.840incredibly poor. In fact, a lot of the electricity shortages and the water shortages that people
00:48:20.340all around the rest of the country are facing, Khuzestan has experienced that from literally
00:48:27.560the beginning. It is also one of the hottest areas in the world, okay?
00:48:35.220Okay. Let me just show you something. Okay.
00:48:50.300Okay. I can't find it now, but, but you know, like literally some of the hottest weather in
00:48:55.160the world happens in Khuzestan and Khuzestan again, incredibly poor, even though it's literally
00:49:02.360where the oil comes from. So you would think that maybe the Islamic regime, they would invest1.00
00:49:10.540a little bit in the province. That is the reason why they're making half a billion dollars a day,0.99
00:49:18.460right? So remember, when you hear about the Islamic regime makes half a billion dollars a0.53
00:49:25.080day, well, they used to before the naval blockade, but when they make half a billion dollars a day0.92
00:49:31.300selling oil, right? That oil comes from Khuzestan, okay? And yet Khuzestan, one of the poorest
00:49:38.000provinces. Not as poor as Sistan and Baluchistan, but still relatively poor. And again, the water
00:49:46.980is not drinkable, right? You cannot drink tap water in Khuzestan. In fact, I don't think you
00:49:52.680can drink tap water anywhere in occupied Iran at all, right? But I specifically recall as a child
00:50:00.900when I was visiting Khuzestan, okay, there were times when you would, you know, you would turn on
00:50:07.980like the sink, like the tap water to wash your hands, and the water coming out of the tap was
00:50:15.200red, okay? It was red because the water was full of, I don't know, rust, it was full of sand, it was
00:50:23.080full of dirt right so literally it was just like red water like reddish brownish water and the water
00:50:31.940in Huzestan it smells like um like rotten eggs okay so tap water it literally smells like rotten
00:50:39.160eggs that that's how bad the water situation like it's it's it I don't even know why like there's
00:50:47.440running water in Khuzestan when the water is literally like it's it's red and it smells like
00:50:53.100rotten eggs like it's just it's such a disgusting smell um it's just like yeah iron and sulfur
00:50:59.360basically like iron iron and sulfur right um it's just like it's it's the worst it's the worst
00:51:06.800and it's not even like the bad pipes from the homes because that red water comes out of every
00:51:16.200single home, okay? So the red and the smell and whatever, it's literally from the drainage system
00:51:25.580within the city, right? Literally, that's how bad it is. Okay, so then he continues,
00:51:34.360a free Iran will be a different Iran. So this is where the speech becomes very interesting,
00:51:39.200because, you know, he's speaking about all the problems that the Iranian people have.
00:51:45.040he speaks about, you know, the conflict. And he says the real war, he's like, the real war is not
00:51:52.420between America and the Islamic regime. The real war is between the Islamic regime and the Iranian
00:51:58.500people. Because this is, you know, the Islamic regime started this war 47 years ago, you know,0.87
00:52:06.220not just against the rest of the world, but against the Iranian people. But now his tone shifts,0.60
00:52:12.720And now he takes a more forward-looking approach. So he's looking forward. This is why I think that, I mean, I could be wrong, I don't know, but I feel like His Royal Highness and his team, they're starting to get ready for possibly the very real eventuality of regime change happening sooner rather than later.
00:52:42.720So he says, it will be a different Iran.
00:52:48.100And then he says, with the establishment of a national, capable, and development-oriented government,
00:52:55.800Sistan and Banduchistan, and then he goes on, I've read this before, but he basically talks about,
00:53:00.640with a proper functioning government, all of these provinces that have suffered under the Islamic regime, right?
00:53:09.360you know, poverty, deprivation, death, you know, suffering, whatever the case might be.
00:53:15.080All of that will change. All of that will end. And the new government will invest in all of
00:53:22.420these provinces to improve the lives of the Iranian people. And this is very interesting,
00:53:28.740guys. This is very interesting. He says, by reviving the very same comprehensive plan
00:53:36.520That was to be implemented before the catastrophe of 1979.
00:53:42.160So here, here, Erzapahavi II, His Royal Highness, is referring to the plan that his father, that his father had implemented back in 19, like before 1979, but that plan was cut off, right?
00:54:06.200Now, what plan is he referring to? Well, I've already shared this in my previous documentary Watch Parties, but I will bring it up again because and let me find the video clip and I will share this with you because this is so incredibly important.
00:54:25.520Okay. And this is what I mean. You know, whenever you hear me say that Iran's past is her future, this is literally what I'm referring to. Okay. So let me go to, where is it?
00:56:49.780And I'm just saying, like, you know, just in terms of, like, historical accuracy, right?
00:56:55.120Like, this is what Iranians actually looked like 3,000 years ago and how they dressed.
00:56:59.600Help of the most skilled craftsmen and materials from every corner of their vast empire.
00:57:07.880You can see, like, they're, you know, full outfits, full robes, you know, whatever it is.
00:57:13.120So, like, no loincloths or nothing like that.
00:57:15.980which is why, which is why this depiction of Rustam is much more accurate than the other one0.63
00:57:21.140because Iranians like, you know, I know there's a movie 300 and, you know, in 300, like, you know,
00:57:26.060we're all like, we look like, you know, I don't know, half naked demons or whatever. That's just,0.88
00:57:30.320you know, stupid Hollywood. But this is what Iranians actually looked and dressed like, right?1.00
00:57:35.320Just this is like the historically accurate version. All right. So now let's continue0.98
00:57:40.800Because now we're going to get to the part where the Shah, you know, the father of the current Shah, was modernizing Sistan and Baluchistan.
00:57:50.920So when His Royal Highness here, OK, so now he says reviving the very same comprehensive plan that was to be implemented before the catastrophe of 1979.
00:58:02.620This is what he's referring to. So now let's watch this.
00:58:05.720Conquering Greeks, led by Alexander, destroyed the city in a few days.0.98
00:58:10.800he burned it deliberately okay this is the part about persepolis but let's get to0.94
00:58:16.160sorry okay here we go here we go once persepolis was burned then the persian empire collapsed
00:58:25.440persepolis was destroyed in 330 bc from that time till recently
00:58:31.040and apart from brief periods of cultural and artistic achievement the persians were finished
00:58:40.800So I just want to be very clear. This footage that you're seeing right now, this is footage
00:58:47.400from like a hundred years ago. So this is footage from when the Qajar dynasty was in place. The
00:58:55.780Qajar dynasty is a dynasty that was there before the Pahlavi dynasty. The Qajar dynasty were
00:59:02.360corrupt. The Qajar dynasty basically stole the Iranian people's money. And the Mullahs,1.00
00:59:09.080the Islamic regime clerics. So the Durkhas were basically in control during the Qajar dynasty.0.96
00:59:15.720And the Durkhas, the clerics, the turban heads, they kept the people in poverty,1.00
00:59:22.920because that's how they controlled the masses, right? So the vast majority of Iranian people,1.00
00:59:28.920up until 1925, they were serfs, they were basically slaves to the feudal landlords,1.00
00:59:34.520and they were slaves to the mullahs, the turban heads, and they basically were uneducated and0.94
00:59:42.640lived lives of poverty. In 1925, when the Pahlavi dynasty came to power, okay, and they came to0.83
00:59:49.000power through a constitutional vote, okay, so the democratically elected parliament of Iran in 1925
00:59:56.340voted to change the monarchy, okay, so there wasn't like some military coup d'etat or war
01:00:03.880or something, the Pahlavi dynasty was voted in by the democratically elected parliament
01:00:12.020of Iran called the Majlis and was done so using the authority provided to them in the
01:00:23.360Anyway, so when the Pahlavi dynasty came to power in 1970, sorry, in 1925, starting with
01:00:31.940Sereza Shah the Great, okay, so the grandfather of the current Shah, he immediately took power0.97
01:00:39.740away from the turban heads, you know, from the Durkhas, and he got rid of the feudal landlord0.97
01:00:46.020system. And then, you know, that process kind of continued with his son, the father of the0.94
01:00:51.740current Shah, right? They got rid of the feudal landlord system, they got rid of serfdom,
01:00:57.380They empowered the Iranian people. They raised the age of marriage for girls from 9 to 18.
01:01:05.780They got rid of mandatory hijabs. So in the 1920s, Iranian women no longer were forced to wear the1.00
01:01:13.980hijab. They made education mandatory for everyone, including all children, including both girls and
01:01:22.860boys okay so both girls and boys were now legally required to go to school to get an education
01:01:29.340they built universities um they modernized and and um in 1963 they gave iranian women the right0.83
01:01:35.580to vote that pissed off the durkhas okay that really pissed off the muslim nazis which is why0.68
01:01:41.820they hate the pahlavi dynasty because um under the previous dynasties the the muslim clerics0.74
01:01:48.940they were in charge and they kept the population poor and they were just, you know, getting fat0.81
01:01:54.600off of the wealth. When the Pahlavi dynasty came in, they got rid of all of that and they were
01:01:59.980moving towards modernizing and secularizing, you know, Iran. The Muslim Nazis didn't like that.
01:02:06.280And then, you know, I've spoken about that before. But anyway, so this footage that you're seeing
01:02:10.320here, this footage is what Iran was like before the Pahlavi dynasty started modernizing. So,
01:02:19.920in 1925, Reza Shah the Great, the grandfather of the current Shah, he literally invaded,0.96
01:02:27.200sorry, he literally inherited, he inherited a third world country Islamic hellhole. And he0.96
01:02:34.880He started modernizing Iran, building Iran. And, you know, literally the reason that I today have an education, the reason that I am able to, you know, do everything that I can do is because of Rizal Shah the Great and how he began the process of modernizing Iran.
01:02:57.080OK, modernizing Iran. My father was able, you know, even though my father, you know, comes from from, you know, like, you know, at that time, you know, that the family fell into poverty.
01:03:08.240My father comes from a poor family. However, because of the opportunities given to, you know, all Iranians during the Shah's time.0.99
01:03:18.820Right. My father was able to get an education in Texas. Okay. My father literally went to the United States, got his, you know, got his, you know, education there. Okay. And that process continued. So, and this isn't just, you know, a story from my family. It's the vast majority of Iranians. Right.
01:03:41.340So we are modernized and educated today because of the process that started back in 1925, okay?0.90
01:03:50.560If the Pahnavi dynasty had not come into power in 1925, we Iranians, we'd probably still be living like this because this is what the Muslim clerics wanted for Iranians, okay?
01:04:04.220And this is why the Muslim clerics hate, hate the Pahnavi dynasty, because the Pahnavi dynasty focused on Iranians and Iran, and the Muslim Nazis, you know, they just want to focus on Islam and their dead Arab warlords, and they want to keep everyone, you know, poor or whatever.0.73
01:04:23.380So so so this footage you're seeing is from before Iran was modernized and the Shah was modernizing Iran.0.57
01:04:32.880So look at this. And so this is the context. This is this is before, you know, the Shah's modernized Iran.
01:04:41.240So that's what I just want to share here.0.96
01:07:58.260And now he's going to talk about his experience, you know, what life was like before and after the Shah began developing and modernizing the area that he lives in.0.70
01:08:45.700the people spent most of their lives fighting
01:08:54.260there is a place near here 18 miles away called the cemetery
01:09:01.140there are still the graves there of almost 70 englishmen who were killed as they passed
01:09:06.660our people are buried there too in fours and sixes
01:09:15.700The cause of the killing in the cemetery I told you about was our own territory, our land, and water.
01:09:32.700If a foreigner tried to take away a single stone from our territory, we were ready to lose 200 lives to defend it.
01:09:40.700That was why the killing of the cemetery happened.
01:09:45.700By the way, I just want to point out, so do you see how much the people, the Iranians in Sistan and Baluchistan are defensive of the borders and, you know, the boundary, right?
01:09:59.600So going back to this map, right? Like, this is what I mean when I say you cannot, you cannot, you know, mix the Iranians who live in Sistan and Baluchistan to the Baluch separatists in Pakistan and Afghanistan, right? Because two totally separate issues.
01:10:21.460The Iranians who live in Sistan and Baluchistan, right, like the Baluch Iranians, they are fiercely loyal to Iran, just like, you know, the, you know, lords, like I'm a lord, the lords who live in Khuzistan, we're fiercely loyal.
01:10:35.180The Kurds who live up here, fiercely loyal. The, you know, Azadis and Turks and Gilakis, whatever, like fiercely loyal, right? And as you can see, even back in the 1970s, that Iranian Baluch man is saying if someone tried to steal a single stone from our land, 200 people would literally lose their lives, right?
01:10:55.900So so, you know, all these like, oh, you know, the separatists and the Baluch army and, you know, all like that's literally all garbage.1.00
01:11:02.960It's literally garbage. This is why I say don't buy into the separatist narrative.0.99
01:11:07.400Right. Like when when the, you know, Iraqi Kurds talk about separatism, like the Iranians, the Iranian Kurds who are fiercely loyal.
01:11:17.000Right. They're going to be like, what are you doing? Right.
01:11:20.260Like, literally, it's the Iranian Kurds are on the front lines fighting the Kurdish separatists, okay?
01:11:26.500Same thing with, like, Khuzestan, Baruchistan, all of that, right?
01:11:47.360Like to us, they're like the equivalent of like Palestinians. Right. You know, you know, like the Palestinians are constantly trying to like invade Israel and take Israel. Yeah. So all these like separatist groups outside of outside of occupied Iran, literally the same thing. So so all of us have been fighting the separatists for a long time. And the only reason the separatist narrative is now become stronger is because they're taking advantage of the Islamic regime taking over Iran.1.00
01:12:15.480but listen to this again right so so he's he literally picks up a stone this this baluch
01:12:20.120iranian man and he's like if anyone anyone tried to steal a single stone from our land
01:12:27.080we're gonna like we're gonna defend and fight for our land right
01:12:32.760a foreigner tried to take away a single stone from our territory0.78
01:12:36.440we were ready to lose 200 lives to defend it that was why the killing of the cemetery happened0.74
01:12:45.480If there was water, we would last without bread for 30 days.
01:12:52.040We would eat raw meat, camel meat, mutton, beef, even with no salt or fire.
01:13:00.900Guys, so some of you are like asking about his appearance.
01:13:04.420Remember, this is a poor rural villager.
01:13:07.540Remember, he is a poor rural villager.0.63
01:13:11.440And remember, when the Pahlavi dynasty inherited Iran from the previous Qajar dynasty, which was corrupt, they literally inherited a third world country, a third world country.0.58
01:13:30.920So things were, you know, it takes time for things to improve.
01:13:35.940And I'm going to go back like about a minute, but pay attention to what he says, because
01:14:05.300And then because of the Pahlavi, you know, dynasty and Shah and Shah Aryamih, he started investing in Sistan and Baluchistan, one of the poorest provinces.
01:14:16.880And now he's actually going to talk about how things improved because of the development plan that the Shah put in.
01:14:27.360OK, so like listen to what he's saying here.
01:14:29.400Okay, he's talking about how much things have improved since since 25 years ago done in the province of Balochistan on modern Iran's border with Pakistan, a tribesman, Mahdad Notani, recalls the life of 25 years ago.
01:14:51.90025 years ago, if a vehicle passed through this area, the people in the vehicle would
01:25:42.920No, it wasn't. It wasn't Mohammed Reza Shah. Yes. Okay. You know what? Jean. Jean got it first.
01:25:50.900Jean got it first. You know what? I'll give it to you. I'll give it to you. Yeah, guys. So for the
01:25:56.120Iranians watching, you know, you know that you can't answer. The pop quiz is not meant for1.00
01:26:01.220Iranians because you guys already know all the answers. So you have to keep it yourselves. But1.00
01:26:05.440Yes. So now the documentary is talking about the man who is going to modernize Iran and fix Iran.0.55
01:26:14.500And that's Reza Shah Pahlavi, a.k.a. we call him Reza Shah the Great.
01:26:21.280He is we literally call him the father of modern day Iran because Reza Shah the Great.0.93
01:26:29.960He fought the Durkhas. He fought the, you know, the Muslim jihadi turban heads. And he took, you know, when he inherited this, you know, third world decrepit country that was literally destroyed by Islam, he grabbed that country and he literally dragged it out of the third world and brought Iran into the modern, you know, 20th century at the time.0.99
01:26:57.500So now, the documentary is speaking about Reza Shah the Great, okay?0.93
01:27:03.780The man who was to begin the process of renewal was born here in 1878, the village of Elashd
01:27:10.320in the mountains which sloped down to Iran's border with Russia.
01:27:18.820At the time of his birth here, the Russians and the British, though rivals, were well
01:27:22.560on their way to establishing complete control of Iran's economy and politics.
01:27:27.500Actually, so just a quick note for anyone who is wondering, let me just pull up the map of
01:27:33.540the provinces. So Reza, so the Pahlavi dynasty comes from the province of Mozandaron. Okay,
01:27:43.140so Mozandaron is up here. So when you think about, you know, Iran being a cat, Mozandaron0.98
01:27:49.620is literally the arch of the kitty cat's back. And this here, this is the Caspian Sea. Okay,0.60
01:27:57.120Right. So this is Mazan Daran. So, you know, again, like just going back to some of the the rhetoric and narrative from like the Durkhas who are like, oh, like the Pahlavis, they're like, you know, they're ethnic supremacists or, you know, whatever.
01:28:11.640They're Persian supremacists. That in and of itself is, again, just another a lie. Right.
01:28:18.740Because remember, if their lips are moving, they are lying. So even the Pahlavi dynasty and the Pahlavi family, they are also like, you know, one of the smaller, you know, ethnic minorities within occupied Iran.0.88
01:28:32.740So, you know, all of the, you know, anti-Pahlavi people, right, like the people who suffer from Pahlavi derangement syndrome, the same way that, like, you know, there are certain elements of, you know, within the United States who suffer from Trump derangement syndrome.
01:28:46.960We Iranians, we have been literally dealing with people who have Pahlavi derangement syndrome for like the last 100 years.
01:28:53.520And they claim that, you know, the Pahlavis, oh, they're against like all the ethnicities because they're like Persian supremacists, blah, blah, blah.
01:29:00.700But they're literally from Mozandaron. OK, Mozandaron is like another like smaller like area with like, you know, its own, you know, tribe and group of people.
01:29:11.880So, again, like we Iranians, we're all united regardless of which part of the country we're from. Right. Because we're all Iran first.
01:29:20.500So the place that they were born, like the, so this, what you're seeing here, this is a village in like the north central part of Iran, Mazan Daran.
01:29:35.160The man from this village who was to challenge the big powers was illiterate.
01:29:43.440reza khan refused to tolerate fools and liars when in later years high officials sought to1.00
01:29:54.660influence him by flattery he would explode with anger don't be a bloody fool he would say i'm the0.99
01:30:00.140son of a peasant you hear that you hear that so when when um reza saw the great right when uh0.99
01:30:09.960like the people who had been like, you know, at the top for a while, um, they were trying to like
01:30:15.340fool him or whatever. He would basically say, I'm the son of a peasant, right? Like, don't mess with
01:30:20.900me. Um, that's literally giving me like president Trump vibes. You know how president Trump, right?
01:30:26.660He always says like, you know, he's, you know, not like a, he's not like part of the political class.
01:30:31.260He's like a businessman and he's there, uh, to like serve his country and make, um, make America
01:30:36.800great again. So Riz Khan was like the original make Iran great again, because when the people0.96
01:30:44.340who had been at the top for a long time, when they were trying to influence him or tell him
01:30:51.500what to do, he would basically say, don't mess with me. I'm the son of a peasant. So he's
01:30:56.940basically saying, you can't fool me. He basically would say, I'm one of the people. I'm from the
01:31:03.920people and i represent the people even even like as the shah he would say i represent the people0.94
01:31:09.400i'm the son of a peasant razor khan refused to tolerate fools and liars when in later years high1.00
01:31:16.640officials sought to influence him by flattery he would explode with anger don't be a bloody fool0.99
01:31:21.980he would say i'm the son of a peasant the spark which set ablaze the smoldering fire of iranian0.63
01:31:30.060nationalism was Britain's decision in 1919 to convert Iran into a vassal state. Reza
01:31:39.380Khan led Iran's nationalists in a successful coup against the government of Ahmed Shah,
01:31:44.680the last of the Qajar kings. They'd had enough of Ahmed Shah's continuing capitulation to
01:31:51.540foreigners in 1926 reza khan was proclaimed shah and became the first king of the palavi dynasty
01:32:05.220but it was an event which nearly didn't happen guys um so i um i just realized that uh i'm
01:32:16.580I'm looking at the wrong, so I'm in like the wrong time zone. And I thought I had like 35,
01:32:23.10040 minutes, an hour left, but I don't. So let me just get to the part really quickly,
01:32:29.280because I have to end my live stream in about, I have to end my live stream in about like,
01:32:38.08010 minutes or so. So anyways, I'm not going to get to the part yet about the modernization.
01:32:45.080But anyways, I hope that gives you a little bit of an understanding of like, like the modernization. So it was it was Riza. So basically starting with Riza Khan, and then of course, going to his, you know, the next Shah, Shahanshah Aryomer, Joavid Shah, Shahanshah Aryomer, Ruhat Shad.
01:33:04.760He basically started the modernization process in the very poor parts of the province, okay?
01:33:12.540So, for example, one of the things that he did in, I guess, Bandarapos was, here we go, here we go.
01:33:24.120Let me just see. I think this is the part maybe, possibly, but let's see what this is.
01:33:28.480the progress iran has made under the leadership of the shah and queen farah is impressive and
01:33:39.700far-reaching but because the country was so poor much still needs to be done
01:33:45.340most ominous of all some of the old feudal mentality remains in iran there are still
01:33:53.760those including some in very high places who dream of a return to the old days of power
01:33:59.200and privilege for the minority at the expense of those still poor.0.63
01:34:09.920When the Shah launched his ambitious program of land reform he said, what we have started
01:34:15.060It is not a reform limited to land, but something that will change Iranian society.0.91
01:34:25.380So, for example, like this, this well, this well here, OK, that the, you know, the poor Iranian people here, they're taking water.0.54
01:34:36.320This well was built by the government.
01:34:38.740Okay. Now, um, those of you who are interested in watching this documentary, I've done like an
01:34:45.380entire, um, uh, watch party series on this. So, um, let me pull this up for you guys. Okay. So
01:34:53.960here, um, if you go to my YouTube page and you go right to the bottom, you'll see right at the end,
01:35:00.660it says Iranians write documentaries about Iran. Okay. And, um, it starts here. So if you go to
01:35:09.400Iran before 1979 democracy or dictatorship part one. Okay. So it's literally, um, it's,
01:35:17.260it's a three part, uh, YouTube video series and I go over, um, each one of those. Okay. So
01:35:24.280this is part one, and this is part, what is it? So this is part one, part two, and part three.
01:35:33.220So you can actually go back and, you know, watch my previous live streams where I go over these
01:35:42.300documentaries in detail, okay? Literally, I go over all these documentaries in detail.
01:35:47.660I explain it all literally at the bottom of my page, Iranians read documentaries about Iran,
01:35:53.000And it's, you know, it starts from this one here, Iran before 1979, democracy or dictatorship, part one. Okay, so that's where you can find the full documentary watch party, because I've gone over this before. That's literally how I knew where to go find this, right? Because, you know, we do all these documentary watch parties on my channel.
01:36:15.160So, okay. So all that to say that based on the speech from His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi, I have a feeling that his team and himself are seeing boom-booms, the boom-booms leading to eventual regime change much sooner rather than later.
01:36:42.460Okay. And that's why he's saying, he's saying to Iranian people, you know, stay indoors, stay indoors. Don't let your, you know, your young sons, because remember, military service is mandatory in occupied Iran. Okay. So young men in Iran have to do two years of mandatory military service at the age of 18. Okay.0.99
01:37:07.260The ones who are part of the Islamic regime, obviously, they don't have to.0.94
01:37:11.640Anyone who's rich, they can, you know, bribe their way out of military conscription.0.77
01:37:16.800But everyone else is forced to do two years.
01:37:19.440And right now, the Islamic regime is using these young Iranians as human shields, okay?
01:37:26.060So, His Royal Highness is calling that out, right?0.60
01:37:29.840Because the Islamic regime, they've spent trillions of dollars building an underground missile system.0.96
01:37:35.080and underground nuclear facilities and underground tunnels.0.98
01:37:38.800And yet those tunnels are only for themselves.1.00
01:37:46.900During the Iran-Iraq war, whenever Iraq was sending missiles to Khuzestan or elsewhere,
01:37:55.100the air sirens would go off, warning the Iranian people that missiles are incoming, okay?0.64
01:37:59.800Okay, this entire time, this entire time, since last year, when Israel first attacked the Islamic regime, the Islamic regime has not sounded off their air sirens one time.
01:38:13.820They didn't do it last summer during the 12-day conflict. And ever since the United States and Israel began this conflict, or not began this conflict, but they started ending this conflict on February 28 by exterminating Khamenei, the piece of garbage that he was, the Islamic regime has not once put out their air sirens.0.87
01:38:36.760Why? Because the Islamic regime is hoping that by not notifying the Iranian people that missiles are coming in, that there will be more collateral damage, right? The Islamic regime wants Iranian people to die, okay? Because they can use the deaths of the Iranian people as basically like a fuel, right? To say, oh, look, Americans are killing civilians, right?0.94
01:39:01.680Which is literally not the case, because the Islamic regime has not built shelters. They're also not sounding the air sirens, even though they can't, they can't, they just won't, okay, because they want Iranian people to die, because they are a terrorist jihadi death cult, okay? So that's, that's what's happening here. And that's why His Royal Highness is saying, the war and crisis our country faces today has one single cause, the Islamic Republic.0.96
01:39:28.780Okay, so I'm going to end it here. I will go to your questions and comments, and then I'm going to end my live stream. And then I'll be back in about approximately an hour and a half for tonight's evening edition of The Goldie Show, where I'm going to go over the conflict.1.00
01:39:47.500I'm going to go over everything President Trump has said, and of course, give you my analysis. And of course, I'm going to give you what's happening on the Durka jihadi side as well. So our first super chat comes from Mark Dennis, who says, Key West, Florida, Conch Republic, USA, just so comforted to have confirmation you are well.
01:40:13.060Thank you so much, Dennis. Appreciate that.
01:40:15.920Our Mazda, be praised that you are safe and well and continuing the good work.
01:40:28.080Thank you for everything that you guys are doing as well to support us.
01:40:31.900You know, we're in this fight together.
01:40:33.840And yes, no, no, no, I'm perfectly safe and okay.
01:40:37.000It's just yesterday was such a long day.
01:40:38.900and uh you know for those of you uh who know like i've been doing very long live streams and
01:40:44.300it was just going super late and then honestly yesterday i was like i'm gonna take a quick nap
01:40:49.120i'm gonna wake up on the live stream and i literally passed out so that's what it was but
01:40:53.600uh but i've much more rested today so and you know we have a lot to to get into which i will
01:41:00.180be doing very soon. And then we have, oh, a super chat from Scruff Dizzle for your safe travels.
01:41:09.240Thank you so much, Scruff. Really appreciate that. Very thoughtful of you. And yeah, no,
01:41:17.900everything is safe. And I'm, you know, very happy. Guys, I, you know, before I go, I do have a quick
01:41:23.240video that I want to show you because I actually found something. I found something in my travels
01:41:28.320And you guys aren't going to believe it. You guys are not going to believe it. But I will share that video with you right before I end the live stream. And then Christy Johnson, do you think Riza Pahlavi has inside information that the rest of us don't know? How close to the Trump admin is he? I don't know. And I don't know. You know, I don't have direct communications with his team.
01:41:53.460They don't tell me anything. I'm not involved in any way, shape or form with this team. So I honestly don't know. But I would say, you know, as sort of like a, you know, given that I'm a former politician, I would hope that, you know, whether or not there is some sort of information or communication, that they would keep it confidential, right?
01:42:21.320Like, um, I think right now it's probably best to, you know, keep your cards very close, right? So if I was advising his team, I would say, you know, don't confirm or deny. Um, just, you know, keep it all there. So honestly, I have, I have no idea if he has inside info that the rest of us don't know about. Um, and you know, how close he is, I don't know.
01:42:45.820So that's probably the best way for it to be, because, you know, if I don't know, then the Islamic regime doesn't know either. And, you know, knowledge is power. So because the Islamic regime is incredibly weak right now, best to kind of keep them scrambling and, you know, freaking out.0.93
01:43:03.760However, what I would say is that given his most recent message, and let me just pull it up here0.98
01:43:12.120very quickly. So given his most recent message where he is saying that his comms and media office
01:43:21.600will be publishing necessary guidance and recommendations to help keep fellow Iranians
01:43:28.000safe. I have a feeling that his office probably is making this assessment based on their belief
01:43:42.200that the current strikes against the Islamic regime are escalating. And I actually agree1.00
01:43:49.680with this analysis based on everything that I'm seeing with what President Trump is saying0.99
01:43:56.040and the current status of, you know, the Islamic regime and how they're all freaking out and,
01:44:02.460you know, all of that. So there you go. But I'm going to speak more about that in about
01:44:09.260an hour and a half or so because I'm going to end my live stream here because I'm going to
01:44:18.180take a quick break. And also my sister is going to be doing an AMA on her science channel. So
01:44:25.680So, you know, I actually do want to give a shout out to her because, you know, her AMA is going to give me an opportunity to take, you know, a quick break, you know, have some food, you know, just, you know, get myself ready for the next live stream, update myself on the news and, you know, everything else that's going on.
01:44:50.120So I'm actually not going to be in her live stream
01:44:54.900Because that's just like, you know, her AMA
01:44:56.760That she is doing for her channel members
01:45:00.880However, if anyone is interested in joining
01:45:03.920Okay, she's already like one minute late1.00
01:45:05.580Because she's going to go live as soon as I'm done