Goldie Ghamari - July 27, 2026


IRAN REVOLUTION LIVEļ¼š DAY 199


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00:00:00.000 I love you
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00:02:30.000 you are. Welcome to day 199 of Iran Revolution Live, where we go over everything that has been
00:02:38.060 happening with the Iranian people and their fight for freedom and democracy against the brutal
00:02:44.340 and terrorist illegitimate Islamic regime occupying Iran. As usual, please let me know in the live
00:02:51.040 stream chat where you're tuning in from. If you're watching the video afterwards, let me know in the
00:02:56.180 comments. I'm always interested and curious to know how big and global our Iran revolution live
00:03:03.280 community or our international community of patriots actually is. So just a couple notes,
00:03:10.420 as you can tell, I'm not in my usual space. So we're very low tech based for the next little
00:03:18.140 while. However, you know, as long as I have my laptop and internet connection, and of course,
00:03:23.640 my Iran flag with me, I'm pretty much ready to go. So I do apologize for the low tech, you know,
00:03:30.680 low tech based, but it is what it is for the next little while. And, you know, no matter where in
00:03:38.140 the world I am, I will always speak out and raise awareness about our fight for freedom against the
00:03:45.120 Muslim Nazi occupation. And of course, the format of Iran Revolution Live, you know, in this
00:03:53.160 particular live stream, I focus exclusively on the Iranian people and their fight. And of course,
00:03:59.840 my evening live stream, which I'll be live streaming later, later tonight, that is going to
00:04:06.020 be, you know, the focus will be, of course, on the, you know, geopolitical analysis, you know,
00:04:12.180 drawing on my expertise as a former politician to break down everything that's happening between
00:04:18.880 the United States and Israel on one side and of course the Islamic regime on the other when it
00:04:25.300 comes to the conflict and the boom booms and the escalations. So all of that sort of news I will 0.93
00:04:31.640 be speaking more about later this evening. So today's live stream is going to be focusing
00:04:40.740 on someone who is incredibly important to the Iranian people. And
00:04:50.960 today's live stream is going to focus on His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran, the late Shah
00:05:01.360 of Iran. Let me just remove the banner for a moment here. So where's my banner? I just want
00:05:08.400 to remove this quickly so that you guys can see the full message here. So this is the previous
00:05:17.240 Shah of Iran. We also call him Shahan Shah Aryamir. And today is the 46th anniversary of his passing.
00:05:30.860 So he is the father of the current Shah of Iran.
00:05:36.720 And we're going to do a little bit of a deep dive into him today, because I think it's really important for people to understand why we Iranians, why we love the Pahlavi dynasty so much.
00:05:50.740 And of course, for many people who are not familiar or aware of Iran's history, the communists and the Islamists have engaged in such an intense level of historical revisionism that a lot of people think that the Shah of Iran, the late Shah of Iran, was a dictator.
00:06:19.040 But, you know, as many of you have seen in my documentaries, you know, all of my documentary watch parties about the Shah and everything that he's done for Iran, that's literally the farthest thing from the truth.
00:06:35.240 And every single thing that the the jihadis and the Durkhas and the communists and the woke progressive left, all the things that they accuse the Shah of doing are things that actually they themselves are guilty of. 0.76
00:06:51.220 And in fact, they have committed like even worse atrocities.
00:06:56.080 Right. And I've spoken about this quite a bit, but I'm going to revisit that today because, of course, this is the, you know, his 46 years ago that he passed away.
00:07:09.840 And we Iranians, you know, not just in occupied Iran, but around the world, we are, of course, honoring his memory and spending the day thinking about him and speaking about him.
00:07:22.400 And there's a very famous quote that he had. And this was in a speech that he gave shortly before he left Iran. And right before the Muslim Nazis came in.
00:07:39.620 So, what the Shah said at that time was, if I go, Iran will go. And if Iran goes, the Middle East 0.85
00:07:48.800 will go. And if the Middle East goes, great terror will rule the world. And as we can all see, 0.99
00:07:57.780 47 years later, the Shah was right. In fact, the Shah was correct about everything. Everything 0.99
00:08:07.240 that he spoke about back in the 60s and 70s. The Shah was someone who was so intelligent,
00:08:14.920 he was ahead of his time. And back in the 60s and 70s, when the Shah of Iran was fighting against
00:08:22.600 communism and Islamism, the communists and Islamists accused him of being a dictator.
00:08:29.160 Meanwhile, look at what's happening today. Those same communists and Islamists not only
00:08:37.240 have they destroyed Iran, but they're now destroying your countries. I mean, just look, 1.00
00:08:42.840 just look at what's happening in the United States, for example, with, with this, you know,
00:08:47.020 alliance between the jihadis and the communists and the woke progressive left, right? So the Shah 0.88
00:08:55.340 was right about everything. And he warned the entire world. And it's only now, it's only now 0.85
00:09:01.800 that people are waking up and realizing oh my gosh he was right so god bless your soul
00:09:10.400 okay so we're going to start off yeah guys i mean don't even bother looking at wikipedia
00:09:18.400 and all these things because there's there's so much historical revisionism out there
00:09:22.900 like there's so many lies right i mean keep in mind like these these durkas right so the same
00:09:28.820 people the same people that murdered 54 000 innocent unarmed iranians on january 8 and 9 0.75
00:09:35.480 alone they're the ones who uh basically made up the same lies back in the 70s and they claimed
00:09:41.480 that the shah of iran um used like like he would like train bears to rape political prisoners right 0.99
00:09:47.800 like it's just it's insane the you know the garbage you know only like a very um disgusting 1.00
00:09:53.560 disgusting and unintelligent Durka or like a communist jihadi could come up with that sort 1.00
00:09:59.900 of insane lie right it's like it's you know how like they make up these lies about Israel where 1.00
00:10:05.280 they're like the IDF is training dogs to like rape Palestinians yeah so they use the same lie 0.89
00:10:12.800 against the Shah where back then they were like the Shah was training bears to rape political 0.97
00:10:17.640 prisoners for torture like it's just you know just like the most insane stuff the most insane 0.79
00:10:22.700 insane stuff. But I want to get to this quote, or not this quote, but this post, because of course,
00:10:32.640 the current Shah of Iran, the, you know, spoke about his father today, and I want to share
00:10:41.300 that message with you. So he wrote, 46 years have passed since my father's passing,
00:10:50.540 but he remains today the most vibrant political figure in the eyes of history and the hearts of
00:10:57.800 Iranians. The flame of the Iranian nation's love for him grows brighter and more radiant
00:11:05.340 with each passing day. As Majid Reza Rahnavar wrote in his Immortal Ode on behalf of millions
00:11:13.340 of Iranian youth, a generation fell in love with you, though it never laid eyes on you.
00:11:20.380 Guys, so Majid Reza Rahnavad, let me just pull this up really quickly for you guys.
00:11:25.660 Majid Reza Rahnavad is an Iranian Javidnam who was murdered by the Islamic regime three years ago.
00:11:35.900 Okay, so this is Majid Reza Rahnavart, Ruhashad.
00:11:47.020 Okay, so this is Majid Reza Rahnavart.
00:11:51.080 He was murdered by the Islamic regime three years ago. 0.95
00:11:55.800 He was hanged, and I've spoken about the horrific hangings that the Islamic regime does. 0.98
00:12:01.500 He was hanged for the crime of wanting freedom. 0.92
00:12:04.320 And the Islamic regime viewed him as a threat because, you know, this this young man and, you know, he as you can tell, Majid Reza Rahnav was only 23 years old.
00:12:18.080 OK, so he was essentially he was a Gen Z. So I want you guys to think about that. A 23 year old Gen Z born in occupied Iran who had never, never lived outside of occupied Iran.
00:12:35.400 He never knew freedom. All he knew, all he knew was, you know, the Islamic regime and their lies and indoctrination and all of that stuff. 0.81
00:12:46.860 And so despite being born inside of occupied Iran and despite being surrounded and immersed by Islamic regime propaganda and historical revisionism, you know, Majid Rezar Ahnabar, just like the vast majority, I would say like 95% of all other Gen Z Iranians and in fact all Iranians, 0.89
00:13:13.220 He knew that the Islamic regime was lying. And so that was his his famous quote here, where, you know, he said, or is it he said, and he's speaking about the late Shah of Iran, Shahan Shah Aryomer, where he says, a generation fell in love with you, though it never laid eyes on you. 0.71
00:13:39.000 And that's what His Royal Highness, the current Shah of Iran, there's a Pahlavi II. That's what he talks about when he says, you know, the Iranian nation's love for him grows brighter and more radiant with each passing day.
00:13:58.780 Because even though the historical revisionism against the Shah of Iran, the late Shah of Iran and the Pahlavi dynasty in general, that might have taken root in non-Iranian narrative and doctrine because the communists and the jihadis, they pretty much dominated the space.
00:14:19.600 Right. And so for the last 50, 60 years, right, even before the 1979 Islamic coup d'etat, they were spreading lies about the Shah.
00:14:29.880 OK, for our American friends, think about Trump derangement syndrome.
00:14:35.900 Think how insane Trump derangement syndrome is. 0.97
00:14:39.420 Right. Now, take that and multiply that by a million. 0.97
00:14:44.480 okay like as as insane as trump derangement syndrome is we iranians we have been dealing
00:14:52.560 with pahlavi derangement syndrome for like 50 60 years and it's pretty much gone unchecked so
00:14:59.620 um pahlavi derangement syndrome is is a very very real thing so let's continue now i mean just
00:15:10.760 repeat this part again. So the flame of the Iranian nation's love for him grows brighter and
00:15:16.380 more radiant with each passing day. As Majid Ezzar Ahnabad wrote in his immortal ode on behalf
00:15:22.380 of millions of Iranian youth, a generation fell in love with you, though it never laid eyes on you.
00:15:29.100 My father loved Iran with every fiber of his being. His heart beat in rhythm with the nature
00:15:36.160 of this land, and the falling of rain on Iran's plains was, for him, the finest and most beautiful
00:15:43.060 news. At the age of 22, he took over a country mired in the dire circumstances of allied
00:15:51.040 occupation, and by relying on patriotism, he guided Iran toward the gates of great civilization. 0.55
00:15:59.180 had the catastrophe of 57. So this is translated from Iranian, right? So from Persian. So the
00:16:09.060 1979 translates to his autosy Sadopanjo have 1357. So when they say the, when he says the
00:16:20.760 catastrophe of 57. He's referring to the Islamic coup d'etat of 1979. So he says, basically, he's 0.69
00:16:30.280 like, had the catastrophe of 1979 not derailed our history's course, Iran today would be one of the
00:16:38.460 world's most brilliant poles of prosperity and development. My fellow countrymen, if we believe
00:16:44.760 in his path, a grave responsibility rests upon our shoulders. To stay true to his vision, we must
00:16:52.280 reclaim Iran from this vile sect, he's referring to the Islamic regime, and rebuild it anew. Long 1.00
00:17:00.240 live Iran. And of course, there is our wonderful and amazing late Shah, Shahanshah Aryamir,
00:17:07.140 so that's a message from him and of course the empress of iran she also posted a message today
00:17:24.060 that i want to share with all of you as well so
00:17:29.840 so she starts off with shahanshah so shahanshah is uh basically like um uh your your imperial
00:17:45.720 majesty so your imperial master she's she's basically referring to her husband the the you
00:17:52.500 know the late Shah of Iran. Another year has passed since our last meeting and this time
00:17:59.520 both on my own behalf and on behalf of the representatives of the Iranian nation I have
00:18:06.300 a conversation with you my dear husband to pay my respects and to give a brief report of what
00:18:13.820 has happened and is happening to Iran and the Iranians with you and without you. Today 46 years
00:18:22.000 have passed since the day you left Iran and the Iranians, as well as me and your family. And in
00:18:28.680 this time, so much has befallen us and this land and nation. From the early 20th century, Iran, 1.00
00:18:38.000 with two great, far-sighted leaders, embarked on a path that no other country in the region
00:18:44.160 even dared to imagine. Your father, the great Rizasha, in the most difficult era of the world
00:18:51.640 at that time, saved Iran from partition and fragmentation, and laid the foundations of a
00:18:58.540 civilized and independent country. Then, through your tireless efforts, Shahanshah of Iran,
00:19:05.120 the war-ravaged country was transformed into a prosperous Iran, and the Iranian became proud.
00:19:14.220 Okay, that's not arrogant. This isn't the proper translation. Let me see what it says here.
00:19:21.640 It's not arrogant. It's like another word for proud. It's not arrogant. So that's not like
00:19:35.320 translating that properly. Magrur isn't, it's not arrogant. Iranians became proud and how,
00:19:44.640 like what's matter humble yeah yeah no no let me wait let me let me find the proper
00:19:52.240 translation for this word because it's not that's not um oops
00:20:01.520 where is it
00:20:06.560 let me just google translate this for you guys so i get the proper um
00:20:10.080 um, yeah, I think it's more like confident, right?
00:20:23.720 It, so it kind of means like, um, it means like full of pride. Okay. So, so the best translation
00:20:30.040 for, for, um, is like, like, it's like, it's like, um, it's like, it's like when you feel
00:20:37.060 pride. Yeah. It's like when you feel proud, proud of like your identity. Okay. So basically what
00:20:45.060 she's referring to here. So let me just translate this. Right. So the Iranian became proud. So it's
00:20:52.320 not arrogant. It's more like proud in your identity. Right. And with head held high. So
00:20:59.260 right. So because and guys, I'm going to share the footage as well. I have videos that I want
00:21:04.220 to share with you of exactly what she's talking about here so basically she's saying that uh like
00:21:10.820 let's like kind of like yeah like patriotism right it's like iranians became very patriotic uh and
00:21:16.760 that's because the shahanshah of iran because he was uh modernizing and developing iran and you
00:21:23.500 know taking it from like a third world country um which was occupied and you know ruled by the by
00:21:29.680 the Muslim clerics before the Pahnabi dynasty took over. And because he was modernizing and
00:21:35.400 developing and bringing Iran into, you know, the first world and people were getting educated and
00:21:41.320 there were universities and all this stuff. So Iranians were now feeling pride, right? They were 0.79
00:21:46.380 proud about their country developing and modernizing, right? And so, you know, they were
00:21:51.240 becoming more patriotic. They were proud of their Iranian entity. And of course, their heads were
00:21:56.820 held high. And then she continues, Iran gradually became the object of envious gazes from some and
00:22:05.960 hopeful gazes from others, and the superpowers too began to look upon it with growing concern.
00:22:13.160 At the end of that golden era, all the countries in the region yearned to achieve even a fraction
00:22:19.980 of what Iran had attained, but you continued to strive to place Iran among the most advanced
00:22:27.080 nations in the world. You, Shahanshah of the land of Iran, with unwavering faith in the
00:22:34.060 unconditional support of the Iranian nation, refused any agreement with the great powers of
00:22:40.040 the world that even slightly deviated from the vision of a great Iran you held. But alas,
00:22:45.960 that support was withheld from you. So here she's referring to Jimmy Carter and the Democrats
00:22:53.160 and without that vital backing we have witnessed and still witness immense and back-breaking
00:22:59.720 losses to this day. The Iran you left behind had friendly relations with all the countries of the
00:23:06.660 world and their doors were open to us without visas but today's Iran branded as the primary
00:23:13.800 sponsor of global terrorism, maintains only semi-friendly ties with a scant few. And of
00:23:20.700 course, those scant few, they're also like terrorist or communist countries, right? 0.94
00:23:28.260 In the Iran you built, the income of an Iranian worker could provide his family with a comfortable 0.82
00:23:34.900 life. Today, the Iranian worker cannot even afford life's basic necessities. Your Iran 1.00
00:23:42.860 invested in the world's most important factories and lent money to European countries, and today
00:23:50.060 its government's begging bowl awaits America's permission to buy food. My crowned king, to you
00:23:58.100 as an unparalleled and kind husband, and as a father with great interest and attention to the
00:24:04.520 life and upbringing of his children, I send greetings. To you as commander-in-chief of the
00:24:11.260 great generals, I send greetings. With your global vision, you created the world's fifth-ranked
00:24:17.720 military force for your homeland so that no other country would even entertain the thought of
00:24:23.240 aggression against Iran. The young and victorious generation of today's Iran, those whom the
00:24:31.160 Islamic regime sought to win over as its supporters through massive expenditures and 0.98
00:24:37.040 grand lies about our era, now with profound awareness of what we built, stands empty-handed 0.97
00:24:45.200 but with iron will against them, sending greetings to the Pahlavi dynasty and loudly demanding the
00:24:52.020 fall of the regime of terror. Just a short while ago, we witnessed the greatest massacre in a
00:24:58.380 nation's history at the hands of its own government. Tens of thousands of our vigorous young people
00:25:04.520 on the orders of today's Iranian or Islamic regime leaders
00:25:09.420 rolled in blood and soil in just two days,
00:25:13.240 leaving a nation in mourning and thirsting for vengeance.
00:25:17.140 Today, those same leaders are mired in the flames of a devastating war,
00:25:21.780 and a nation that once had everything is now hungry,
00:25:26.780 defenseless, and desperate, not knowing what tomorrow will bring.
00:25:30.680 Riza so she's now calling him now she's referring to um the current Shah um his his eldest son
00:25:39.040 Riza your eldest son who was a 19 year old youth when you left has taken on the leadership of
00:25:46.280 reclaiming Iran and reaching the transitional era it is my hope and that of all Iranians that
00:25:54.000 with the final victory of light over darkness, Iranians united heart and voice hand in hand
00:26:01.120 will gird themselves to build its future and once again create an advanced and proud Iran.
00:26:08.300 Until that day and that news, with greetings to you and endless love, Farah Pahlavi.
00:26:15.140 And here it is.
00:26:15.920 and this here it says in persian
00:26:24.900 so basically like
00:26:37.840 in recognition of the 46th anniversary
00:26:44.060 of the passing of the emperor of Iran, Shahanshah Aryomer. So that's the message from her imperial
00:26:56.460 majesty, Farah Pahlavi. There's also a photo of, let me just pull this up here.
00:27:07.320 Like, guys, my, like my ex-account right now, I'm not even exaggerating. My ex-account is
00:27:13.380 literally filled with like if i just go to my for you page look at this iranians are just posting
00:27:19.300 about the shah right so here for example this person writes in memory of the late shahan shah
00:27:25.620 of iran he says i declare before the history of iran that we the pahlavi dynasty harbored no
00:27:32.940 affection other than for iran and no love other than for the glory of iran and we recognize no
00:27:40.760 duty for ourselves other than service to our nation and homeland. We have risen from the
00:27:46.820 people of Iran, been born on the sacred soil of Iran, and on the same sacred land we shall also
00:27:53.460 return to dust. Today, more than ever, we are grateful for the patriotism of a dynasty without
00:28:00.260 whom we would have no conception of Iran's splendor, and more than at any time, we remain
00:28:07.020 steadfast to the covenant he made with the guardian of the Iranian nation. And it says
00:28:12.620 Javid Shah Hwayanda Iran. Long live the king, long live Iran. And here's like this video that I'm 0.99
00:28:18.920 going to share. So what the speech, so this is the voice of the previous Shah, and he's about to say
00:28:29.420 in Persian, what I just said right here. So what I read here is what you're about to hear in the
00:28:33.960 video where basically the Shah of Iran, the late Shah, he makes a covenant, a pact with
00:28:39.640 Iran and the nation. And he says, you know, we, the Pahlavi dynasty, we declare no other
00:28:46.580 love or loyalty than that of Iran. And, you know, we will always put the people first
00:28:51.320 and, you know, we'll always do everything for the betterment of Iran.
00:29:03.960 and the passion is not any may be
00:29:14.060 we acc Tammy
00:29:20.200 as well as the Chinese United States 0.68
00:29:25.900 we will win
00:29:29.660 today we can trust
00:29:31.660 So, and then I just wanted to, of course, share this, um,
00:30:01.660 This is, let me just pull this up here. So this is from today. And you can see, of course, the current crown prince, the current Shah of Iran. That's the queen, his wife.
00:30:23.480 these are two of his daughters 1.00
00:30:26.100 I don't think Nur is here 1.00
00:30:30.580 this is the empress 0.95
00:30:33.260 the wife of the late Shah
00:30:37.500 and of course the mother of the current Shah
00:30:40.620 so here they are paying their respects
00:30:43.960 to the late Shah of Iran
00:30:47.260 and he's currently buried
00:30:51.540 in Egypt and Cairo
00:30:53.460 Now, I spoke about this earlier. However, I just want to repeat this again. Every year, for the passing of the Shah's anniversary, for the anniversary of the Shah's passing, like thousands and thousands of Iranians go to pay their respects on the anniversary.
00:31:18.740 This year, the government of Egypt said that due to safety reasons and because of the internal, I guess, conflict or escalating tensions between the Islamic regime and the United States,
00:31:39.740 the Egyptian government
00:31:43.120 thought it was too much of a security risk
00:31:46.120 to have Iranians come
00:31:49.120 so they basically said
00:31:51.560 this was the first time in 46 years
00:31:54.360 since the Shah's passing
00:31:56.000 that no sort of public events were held
00:32:01.000 it was just a very small private gathering
00:32:04.620 and it was only for the Pahlavi family
00:32:08.720 for the royal family. Okay, so there you go. And of course, they've shared that with all of us,
00:32:16.440 because they said that they would, of course, send, you know, greetings and, you know, pray
00:32:22.340 and all of that on behalf of the Iranian people. So now I want to go to,
00:32:30.980 um, I want to go to, uh, this post here. Uh, before I do that, let me just check my
00:32:40.200 timeline really quickly. So, um, here we go.
00:32:51.060 All right. So actually I found, I found the footage that I was looking for. So
00:32:55.120 this is video footage of um the royal family going to egypt to um pay pay their respects
00:33:04.120 to the late shah so let's watch this together okay i think the music is probably copyrighted
00:33:11.940 so um i'm just going to uh have that without um audio because i don't think i have any i don't
00:33:22.580 have any appropriate audio for this right now, so we'll just keep it silent.
00:33:53.560 Yeah.
00:33:55.020 Yeah, it's just music.
00:33:56.660 The music's probably copyrighted, so I don't want to risk that.
00:34:07.500 Here, let me make the screen bigger so that you guys can see better.
00:34:12.020 There you go.
00:34:22.580 So, um, like I said, so, so this is the, this is his mother, the Empress. This is his wife. She is
00:34:36.480 the current, um, I guess, uh, queen, queen consort, I guess you would call her. Um, and then of course
00:34:43.100 that's, uh, the, the current Shah. And then his, he has two, two of his three daughters, two of his
00:34:48.900 three daughters are with him.
00:35:18.900 so this now they're going to his his tomb so this is where the shah is buried right this this here
00:35:35.980 um i've shared images of it but let's watch this video because i don't think the video will show
00:35:42.480 the actual um um tombstone but yes he's he's buried he's buried here
00:35:52.400 and then they go to pay their respects
00:35:59.760 okay so um since you were asking
00:36:02.800 I'll show you what it looks like. Okay. So
00:36:12.160 let me find a nice one.
00:36:32.800 okay so here's here's an example um so this is his tomb you can see so there that's the um imperial
00:36:46.480 arm right so that's the crest of the shah of iran and of course this is um his tomb and as you can
00:36:54.200 see i mean i i just found this picture from like a random iranian on instagram so uh you know again
00:37:00.560 like Iranians from all around the world. They always, you know, try to go at least one time 0.82
00:37:07.060 to pay their respects at the tomb of Shahanshah Aryomer. So yes, that's, that's where his tomb
00:37:16.060 is. And, you know, depending on, you know, who's there. So for example, this is, this is the
00:37:24.220 empress. This is an older photo. So this is not from today, but, you know, she goes every year.
00:37:30.560 to pay her respects, right? And so there she is paying her respects at the tomb of her late
00:37:41.020 husband. Okay. So I wanted to spend a little bit of time now sharing. I've shared this documentary
00:37:51.320 before, but I want to share it again, because this is just so incredibly important. And, you know,
00:37:59.000 for those who are wondering, okay, well, you know, what exactly did the Shah do? How did the Shah
00:38:05.620 build Iran? So let me share this with you guys. I'm just going to play a clip of it.
00:38:13.080 So this is the part where, you know, after World War II, 0.60
00:38:18.520 the Shah really starts developing and modernizing Iran. So let's watch this together. 0.69
00:38:25.720 so that's sorry if you so go back
00:38:31.000 so that's him that that's the shah right there when he was younger
00:38:36.300 after re-establishment of central power iran must regain international respect first steps
00:38:53.040 to that goal where even a poor country can compete in the field of sports apart from their favorite
00:38:59.120 traditional pastime polo the iranians are preparing themselves for the first olympic
00:39:03.840 games after the war they'll be extraordinarily successful in weightlifting and wrestling
00:39:09.280 Mohammed Reza Shah himself visits the London games of 1948 to demonstrate Iran's presence
00:39:23.680 peace pigeons but can there be real peace in a world facing so sharp a contrast between the poor
00:39:43.220 and the rich one year after that visit to london the first attempt on the shah's life is made
00:39:49.220 See, do you see the parallels between the Shah of Iran and President Trump? 0.58
00:40:00.560 So the same, you know, Antifa, the jihadis, the Durkas, the communists, right?
00:40:07.780 All these elements that have, you know, attempted to assassinate President Trump for the last several years, those same elements have... 0.70
00:40:19.220 back in the day, also attempted to assassinate the Shah of Iran. So guys, there's a lot of
00:40:26.960 parallels between what was happening in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s by the Islamists and the communists
00:40:40.540 against Iran and the Shah of Iran, a lot of parallels to what the Islamists and the communists
00:40:46.920 and the woke left are doing right now
00:40:50.240 to President Trump and American patriots, right?
00:40:54.580 So there's a lot of parallels here.
00:40:57.740 ...escapes death.
00:40:59.220 Behind that attempt is an alliance of the extreme right
00:41:01.860 and the extreme left, reactionaries and communists.
00:41:05.700 In the following years, four more such attempts will be made.
00:41:11.620 Right, so the alliance of the extreme right
00:41:16.340 And the extreme left. Guys, that's the unholy alliance of the red and the black, right? The communists, woke progressives, you know, Antifa, whatever. And of course, the jihadi and Islamists, right? That's the extreme, extreme alliance that destabilized Iran and was working towards that. 0.99
00:41:34.700 And you see they attempted five, five assassination attempts against the Shah of Iran before they were, you know, unfortunately, finally successful in 1979 to overthrow, right, take over, take over, occupy Iran and turn it into a 7th century Islamic hellhole. 0.94
00:41:53.500 So they've been trying to do this since 1948. 0.95
00:41:57.500 in the first years of the united nations existence much is expected from this organization
00:42:06.380 so the shah pays a visit to the world forum to plead for him yeah but for the record back when 0.67
00:42:13.860 the united nations was created it was not a garbage organization but of course um now that 0.99
00:42:19.120 the communists and islamists and woke progressive left have taken over the un it is 100 a garbage 0.99
00:42:26.080 organization that should be defunded. But back then it wasn't. In fact, Iran under the Shah 0.98
00:42:32.720 was one of the key players in, you know, kind of working towards building the United Nations
00:42:39.320 and promoting the United Nations because the Shah of Iran truly believed in world peace, right?
00:42:44.580 This country. So in the first years of the United Nations existence, much is expected from this 0.77
00:42:51.240 organization so the shah pays a visit to the world forum to plead for his country
00:43:21.240 This plenary session of the General Assembly is now in order.
00:43:37.240 Gentlemen, His Imperial Majesty, Mohamed Reza Shah Salawi, Shahin Shah of Iran.
00:43:51.240 I accept your greeting on behalf of the nation which I represent.
00:44:16.080 Not one of the largest countries in the world.
00:44:19.960 It is true, but one of the oldest and one of the most persistent in honouring all that
00:44:30.360 pertains to the elevation of the human spirit.
00:44:36.920 Here, in this assembly of the United Nations, whether large or small, powerful or weak,
00:44:50.400 countries should meet as equal.
00:44:54.800 Without peace, the smaller countries can make no advance in their efforts to attain high
00:45:00.520 living standards and social justice.
00:45:04.480 peace, we can do all. For Iran, peace is not an abstraction. We want to use it to
00:45:12.400 further our domestic progress. Therefore, speaking in behalf of one of the
00:45:20.440 smaller countries, I make this appeal. Do not fail us. Give us the future. Give us
00:45:28.360 the inner assurance of peace. Assure us of our freedom and our independence in which we can contribute to the progress of civilization, each land according to its national culture and tradition.
00:45:43.360 Let us, great countries and small, compete with each other only in the field of peaceful achievement.
00:45:54.360 Then, but not until then, will mankind, released from fear, live in a brighter, happier world. 0.86
00:46:03.060 the shah's appeal though welcomed emphatically by world opinion does not help very much
00:46:15.440 united states aid at that time remains negligible for the most part iran is left alone with her
00:46:22.100 problems okay i want to fast forward a little bit to the part where um we talk like it's about the
00:46:32.900 shah modernizing so i think it's here okay i think it's around here of the country an heir
00:46:42.340 to the throttle for the dynasty 10 months later a son is born to the royal couple vital for the
00:46:49.220 dynasty for iran's monarchy so this is uh this is footage from when um reza shah pahlavi the second
00:46:58.100 the current shah of iran this is this is the day he was born
00:47:02.100 for the stability of the country an heir to the throne reza
00:47:06.020 to celebrate the event the shah orders two holidays for the whole country 0.56
00:47:19.320 we are abolishing the notion of plow boy and make him a free farmer so okay so now we're getting to
00:47:30.780 the part where um the so uh in in her message okay so in the empress's message the part where
00:47:40.380 she speaks about um so where she says through your tireless efforts the war ravaged country
00:47:51.140 was transformed into a prosperous iran um this is now the part this is what she's talking about
00:47:58.100 here. So basically, when the Pahlavi dynasty inherited Iran back in 1925, it was basically
00:48:05.520 worse than a third world country. The people were uneducated, they were illiterate, they were poor.
00:48:10.960 There was still a feudal landlord system. So you know how in the medieval ages in Europe,
00:48:17.360 the vast majority of peasants were just, they were serfs, right? They were basically slaves
00:48:21.880 to the landlords. That was the same thing in Iran, except serfdom ended centuries ago. But the
00:48:30.320 feudal landlord serfdom slavery system continued in Iran under the Muslim clerics, basically, 1.00
00:48:38.220 right? It was basically Islam controlling everything. And the Pahlavi dynasty, they got 0.98
00:48:42.880 rid of that. They got rid of the feudal landlord system. They got rid of mandatory hijab for women.
00:48:49.900 and they started modernizing so now you're going to hear him talk about this so the Shah is
00:48:56.080 basically saying that we're ending the the notion of plowboys or you know that the feudal system
00:49:02.540 so like all these people these are basically they were serfs right they basically um were just
00:49:10.180 slaves to to feudal landlords and the Shah got rid of that system he took land away from from
00:49:17.400 feudal landlords. He basically divided it up amongst the peasants. The Shah also
00:49:25.960 took crown land, so land that belonged to the crown. He also took that land and he also 0.70
00:49:32.600 divided that up and gave that to the citizens as well.
00:49:37.480 the whole country
00:49:41.400 we are abolishing the notion of plow boy and make him a free farmer 0.76
00:49:50.040 in january 1963 the shah and shah the revolutionary operating from the throne
00:49:57.480 announces his program of social reforms in the first place land reform the crown land has been
00:50:04.580 distributed already now the big estates of the landlords are to be included in the program
00:50:09.260 land for the landless
00:50:11.260 the reform is bitterly opposed by the landlords and parts of the clergy assisted by the extreme left
00:50:20.220 so keep that in mind the land reforms not only are the land reforms uh you know resisted uh by
00:50:30.300 the feudal landlords, it also pisses off the clergy, right? Like the Muslim Nazis, right? 0.99
00:50:37.820 Like the turban heads, right? So the turban heads, they also don't like the fact that the Shah is 1.00
00:50:44.400 getting rid of the feudal landlord system and giving land to the peasants. And then for some 0.95
00:50:49.920 reason, this also upsets the communists, the jihadis, right? Like the communist Marxists as 0.58
00:50:55.420 well right why because the communists and the marxists right they want everything in their own
00:51:04.400 control so like it just listen to this part again it's of the landlords are to be included in the
00:51:12.120 program land for the land list the reform is bitterly opposed by the landlords and parts of
00:51:20.740 the clergy assisted by the extreme left but the most fanatic resistance is delivered by a number
00:51:42.980 of clergymen against the voting right for women essential part of the revolution from the throne 0.85
00:51:48.200 ha okay so the thing the thing that pissed off the the muslims like the muslim clerics right 0.87
00:51:56.640 the turban heads what pissed them off the most about the shah's modernizing of iran 0.76
00:52:04.400 is that in 1963 the shah gave iranian women the right to vote and uh you know the the clerics 0.57
00:52:13.980 They didn't like that. They didn't like the fact that the Shah was treating women equal to men. Because again, in their religion, in their ideology, a woman, according to their book, a woman is only worth half of a man and a woman is subservient to a man, right? So think about that.
00:52:35.180 Guys, also, there was no suffragette movement in Iran, right? So there was literally no women's right movement, right? So when you think about like, the suffragette movements in a lot of other countries, where women had to like, you know, get together and demonstrate and protest, you know, for the right to vote.
00:52:56.480 And that never happened in Iran. Because the approach was top down. It was basically the Shah of Iran in 1963, who basically, you know, again, someone who was way ahead of his time, he understood and he recognized that in order to have a modern functioning, you know, society, right? 0.61
00:53:23.200 if you want to have a country that is like a first world developed country, you want to modernize,
00:53:28.780 you want, you know, progress, you want to progress it. Well, women and men should be equal. And that 0.97
00:53:34.120 includes women having all the same political rights as men. So part of the top down social 0.99
00:53:42.280 reforms that, you know, came from the Shah was giving women the right to vote, right? Because
00:53:49.000 the Shah was like, well, of course women should have the right to vote. So that was one of the 0.87
00:53:53.060 things he did. And women in Iran had the, you know, basically had the right to vote before 1.00
00:54:01.080 women in Switzerland. So think about that, right? Women in Iran had, you know, more rights in 1963
00:54:09.820 than women in certain countries in Europe. And of course, the Muslims, the clerics, 0.97
00:54:17.040 they didn't like that, right? So pay attention to that part here, right? Because he says,
00:54:20.860 the most fanatical opposition, right? So basically, the thing that really, really pissed off
00:54:28.360 the Muslim clerics was the Shah giving women the right to vote and treating them as equal. 0.71
00:54:35.400 And if anything, the fact that the Shah gave Iranian women the right to vote in 1963, 0.93
00:54:41.760 that is what then triggered Khomeini Khabar-e-Margish, the Muslim pedophile cleric, 0.86
00:54:48.940 right, the one that basically founded the Islamic regime, that's essentially what triggered him to 0.76
00:54:54.040 start this, you know, Islamic movement, because he was saying that the Shah of Iran is not a real
00:55:01.280 Muslim, and he's corrupting, you know, the country by giving women the right to vote. Okay, so keep 0.78
00:55:07.340 that in mind. But the most fanatic resistance is delivered by a number of clergymen against the
00:55:15.260 right for women essential part of the revolution from the throne yet the program is carried through
00:55:25.740 women not only vote but are elected as members of parliament as well as of the senate
00:55:30.820 symbol of the new role of women in moslem iran is the act of participation of farah 0.96
00:55:41.420 is shabanou in representing the dynasty the state she's in charge of whole sectors of national life
00:55:48.300 particularly in the fields of social activities art and culture
00:55:56.140 between 1964 and 1976 the number of children in primary schools has risen from 1.7 million
00:56:03.900 to 4.1 million in high schools from 326 000 to almost 2 million of 152 000 students in higher
00:56:12.940 education about one third are women in 1975 at tehran university 44 percent of all graduates
00:56:21.580 in medicine were women 47 percent in pharmacology as well as in social sciences and 55 percent in
00:56:29.500 education. There you go. So there is a little, you know, brief, brief peek into how the Shah of
00:56:48.480 Iran was modernizing Iran back in the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s, right? So now going back to
00:56:58.220 um the statement from her imperial uh majesty farah pahlavi right so when she says through
00:57:06.400 your tireless efforts shahanshah of iran the war ravaged country was transformed into a prosperous
00:57:12.080 iran now excuse me now you know what she is referring to okay so um i want to leave it
00:57:23.020 there. So, you know, I hope you guys now understand why we Iranians absolutely love and
00:57:31.980 adore our Shah and Shah Aryomer. I hope you also understand why the Islamists and the communists 0.97
00:57:39.460 despise him, right? Because the Shah was for the people. And the Shah instituted land reforms to
00:57:48.520 get rid of the feudal serf system, the feudal landlord system. The Shah also gave women the
00:57:56.560 right to vote. And the Muslim, you know, the clerics, they didn't like that either. So
00:58:02.400 they started creating a whole bunch of lies about him, right? And so that is essentially
00:58:08.560 the origins of the Pahlavi derangement syndrome, where they started creating all these lies about
00:58:15.160 him back in the 50s and 60s, because they didn't like the fact that the Shah was truly for the
00:58:21.440 people. And they, they had been using the Iranian people as basically slaves and cattle. Okay.
00:58:30.760 So there you go. So, so for those who are wondering why all this visceral hatred from
00:58:35.800 the jihadis and the communists, now you know why. Very similar to, you know, how President Trump
00:58:44.640 is basically someone who is for the American people, right? And he puts the interests of
00:58:50.660 American people first. And the, you know, the Democrats and the communists and the Antifa
00:58:56.180 and the jihadis, they don't like that, right? They don't like that about him. So, you know,
00:59:00.960 very similar parallels between President Trump and the attacks and hatred that he and also the
00:59:07.780 assassination attacks that President Trump has faced. Very similar parallels between that. And
00:59:13.660 And, of course, what His Royal Highness Shahanshah of Iran, Shahanshah Aryamir, went through as well.
00:59:21.400 So, you know, this is why we Iranians were warning you guys, like, take the threat of Islamists and communists very, very seriously.
00:59:30.320 Because in 1979, Islamic coup d'etat, it didn't happen overnight. 0.91
00:59:34.580 It wasn't like people just woke up one day and they were like, OK, let's just have, you know, let's let Islam take over. 0.78
00:59:43.260 No, it didn't. It didn't happen that way at all. This is something that took several decades. It began in the 1940s. And it just, you know, kept on intensifying. Unfortunately, a lot of people didn't take it seriously. By the time people took it seriously, it was already too late.
01:00:04.000 so there you go
01:00:06.320 I'm going to have to end the live stream
01:00:08.460 here however
01:00:10.240 I do see we have a number of
01:00:12.580 questions and comments and super
01:00:14.660 chats so let me get
01:00:16.560 to those and then of course
01:00:18.820 then I'm going to have to end it
01:00:20.440 but I will be back later tonight
01:00:22.600 for my
01:00:24.360 Goldie Show live stream where we're going to
01:00:26.520 focus of course on
01:00:28.100 geopolitics and commentary
01:00:30.400 so with your permission
01:00:32.560 Let me get to the super chats. So PC says, Goldie, now IRGC, that's the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
01:00:41.780 Corps, is sending its agents to UK via the illegal small boat crossings from France. Yes, actually,
01:00:49.780 they've been doing that for decades. So this is not new. This has been going on for a very long
01:00:56.400 time. And, you know, we've been trying to warn people about this, but no one has taken this
01:01:01.240 seriously so yeah absolutely the islamic regime um yep they've they've been doing they've been 0.93
01:01:06.660 infiltrating um various countries for the last several decades so yeah it's it's unfortunate 0.95
01:01:12.280 but no this is absolutely happening and it's it's a threat that i think people need to to take very
01:01:17.080 seriously um next we have um amir gifted a membership thank you so much kevin gifted a
01:01:27.840 membership. Thank you very much. Kevin Shaw, congrats, Eli, on becoming a moderator. Yes,
01:01:34.360 congrats, Eli. PC says the late Shaw had a bag of Iranian soil. I think that's a typo. You mean
01:01:41.960 soil. Bag of Iranian soil under his bed when he passed away. Yes, yes, he did because he wanted 0.99
01:01:49.360 to um he wanted to pass away um you know on the land of iran um and pc says his last words will
01:01:58.200 were iran will always be iran i read yes the the shah was um was a true patriot um i've done some
01:02:06.980 some documentary watch parties about some of his statements that he's made so um you guys could
01:02:12.860 definitely go go back and watch those but yes the the shah was a true patriot and um he like like
01:02:20.660 shah and shah are yomer and of course his his father is ashah the great um they really instilled
01:02:27.660 the concept of patriotism into us iranians as a society and they made us proud to be iranians and
01:02:37.120 you know, proud of our Iranian identity and history and culture. And, you know, he was a
01:02:42.800 true patriot. He was Iran first, right? So the, you know, the concept of, you know, make Iran 0.77
01:02:49.060 great again, it really started back in 1925 with his grandfather, sorry, with his father,
01:02:56.860 the grandfather of the Kurds Shah, Reza Shah the Great. And it's been continuing ever since. And
01:03:02.520 of course, the Kurds Shah, Israel Highness Reza Shah II, also amazing patriot. And, you know,
01:03:12.980 ever since the Islamic regime took over, and, you know, they turned Iran into this Islamic hellhole, 1.00
01:03:19.160 for the longest time, many of us who are Iranian, we were actually, we didn't want to say publicly 0.98
01:03:26.400 that we're Iranian, because since 1979, because of the Muslim Nazis and their terrorism and their 0.98
01:03:35.760 Durka, garbage jihadi nonsense, right, the vast majority of people around the world, they thought 0.99
01:03:41.340 that all of us Iranians were terrorists or, you know, whatever, because that's all the Islamic 0.99
01:03:45.820 regime portrayed. And so for the longest time, you know, in more modern, more modern days, 0.76
01:03:51.740 many of us wouldn't openly say that we're Iranian, right?
01:03:56.360 Or, you know, sometimes people would say, you know, we're Persian
01:03:58.800 because Persian sounds nicer or, you know, less threatening
01:04:02.320 or whatever the case might be.
01:04:04.480 But the current Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi II,
01:04:10.600 for the last several years, you know, thanks to his leadership
01:04:15.680 and his dedication and his patriotism, 0.99
01:04:17.860 Um, he has basically shown the world what Iran is, and he has shown the world that Iran is not
01:04:27.700 the Islamic regime and that, um, you know, we have a distinct Iranian identity and heritage
01:04:34.320 and culture that we are very proud of. Right. And our Iranian identity has nothing to do
01:04:40.240 with jihad or terrorism or Islam. And so, you know, kind of in the way that both his father
01:04:48.080 and grandfather revived Iranian patriotism and nationalism, that's exactly what the current
01:04:55.960 Shah of Iran, the son of Shahan Shah Aryomer, that's what he has done as well in, you know,
01:05:03.280 more modern times, right, in current times. Because, for example, now, like, I'm very proud
01:05:08.100 of the fact that I'm Iranian. I don't hide it. Like, you know, it's basically like you guys have
01:05:12.840 all seen, you know, like my Iranian here videos. Right. So and we are all able to be confident
01:05:19.920 about our identity and be proud of our identity because we have a leader like Riza Shah Pahlavi
01:05:27.120 II, who has basically demonstrated to the world and shown the world that we are a proud peace 0.98
01:05:38.040 peaceful, modern nation, and that we are occupied by the Islamic regime. And, you know, the two 0.99
01:05:44.680 shouldn't be mixed. So, yeah. PC says, Goldie, you have become a voice for Iran's oppressed people. 1.00
01:05:54.220 Thank you for all that you do. Thank you so much. Very, very kind of you to say that, you know,
01:05:58.160 it's not just me, it's all Iranians, you know, all of us are working in different ways. And,
01:06:04.080 you know, it's pretty much like a like a team effort, right? A global, international team
01:06:09.760 effort. And, you know, we're all playing a part. But thank you. Thank you so much. Really appreciate
01:06:14.640 that. Line Jumper says prayers and love to the Iranian people. Thank you. We wouldn't know any
01:06:22.320 of this history if it wasn't for your commitment, Goldie. Thank you so much. Really appreciate that.
01:06:27.560 Yeah, I mean, these are this is the kind of history that you don't really hear about or it's
01:06:32.500 not taught or you don't see. But I'm very glad that I'm able to share this with all of you. And,
01:06:38.860 you know, again, if you guys want to learn more about this stuff, I actually have like a whole
01:06:47.820 documentary series on this. So, you know, if you go to my YouTube channel, for example,
01:06:55.360 let me just pull this up really briefly for you guys. So on my YouTube channel,
01:07:01.840 If you just scroll down to the bottom, Iranians rate documentaries about Iran.
01:07:08.040 I've literally done so many, so many of these documentaries where I just kind of like I go through a whole.
01:07:17.040 I go through like a whole bunch of different documentaries and history and, you know, I kind of I break it down into like great detail.
01:07:27.080 I provide examples. I provide facts. You know, I provide analysis.
01:07:31.840 So if you're ever interested in, you know, learning more about, you know, Iran's history and, you know, fact versus fiction, what's true, what's not, you know, definitely, you know, take the opportunity to go and look over those documentaries there as well, because there's a lot of good information there.
01:07:54.860 But thank you so much for your comment.
01:07:57.280 Kevin says, Hi, Goldie. David. Okay, so Kevin says, Hi, Goldie. David is seven and loves your
01:08:09.060 show. Well, hi, David. I'm saluting you, David. Thank you so much for being here.
01:08:18.680 Always appreciate when we have younger people joining and watching. And of course, another
01:08:26.200 reminder for the live stream chat as to why I have a very strict rule about no swear words,
01:08:33.780 because we do have a lot of children who are watching. So that was a typo. His name is not
01:08:40.700 Davis, it's David. So thank you, David. Hi, David. And yes, again, for everyone else, now you know
01:08:47.660 why I'm very, a little stickler when it comes to proper language, because we do have a lot of
01:08:54.880 children who tune into Iran Revolution Live, and of course, The Goldie Show, because they're
01:09:00.700 interested in learning about the news. And of course, you know, what's what's going on. So
01:09:07.340 hi, David. Welcome, guys, everyone, if you can, put if you can, put a D put a D in the chat for
01:09:15.860 David and send him like a salute emoji. So everyone salute David. Shout out for one of our
01:09:22.200 younger viewers, David. So there you go. David, welcome to the channel and thank you for being
01:09:33.120 here. Okay. Next we have Caroline Penn. Hi, Goldie. Do you think the US will take over
01:09:42.760 Harg Island? I think you're amazing, by the way. Thank you so much. I mean, if you're referring to
01:09:49.840 like taking over uh in terms of annexing like harg island and taking it as like american
01:09:57.820 property or land or something uh that that's not going to happen because the united states i mean
01:10:03.280 has no interest in um you know taking over land um if you mean in terms of um
01:10:10.700 Will the United States send ground troops to Harg Island if things escalate in order to temporarily seize Harg Island in order to prevent the Islamic regime from producing oil and, you know, kind of putting a stopgap on on the Islamic regime's oil production capabilities? 0.86
01:10:38.140 and sort of like pretty much cutting off and stopping the economy, that is definitely a 0.65
01:10:44.000 possibility. I mean, that could be a possibility. I feel like all cards are on the table.
01:10:51.940 Obviously, I don't know what decision the United States will make. But, you know, if anyone if
01:10:59.680 anyone is saying like, will the United States take over in the sense of like, oh, no, they're
01:11:03.360 going to occupy and they're just going to like the, you know, claim this for like American land
01:11:08.260 or something that that's like, that's not going to happen. That's a very, very unrealistic and
01:11:14.480 uneducated take. So I don't see that happening whatsoever in terms of boots on the ground
01:11:20.700 in order to temporarily, you know, temporarily like, you know, stop the Islamic regime's ability
01:11:31.760 to, you know, produce and sell oil, that could very well be a possibility. That could very well 0.91
01:11:39.980 be part of the military strategy. We just won't know until it actually happens.
01:11:46.640 Amir the Cricket, member for eight months. Thank you, Goldie. I learned most I know about Iran
01:11:53.620 history from you. Aw, thank you so much, Amir. Very kind of you to say. Appreciate that very
01:11:59.060 much. And I'm glad that you guys are enjoying all of the history lessons as well. Okay, so guys,
01:12:08.500 I'm going to have to end my live stream here. I wanted to thank all of you for tuning in to
01:12:18.080 today's edition of Iran Revolution Live Day 199. I will be back on later tonight. I don't know the
01:12:28.540 time. So please make sure that you have your notifications turned on. I will be back on
01:12:34.300 later tonight for my evening edition of The Goldie Show, where I'm going to talk about all
01:12:40.500 things geopolitics with respect to President Trump and Israel versus the Islamic regime occupying
01:12:49.980 Iran and sort of what's happening right now. Guys, I know that the boom booms have stopped,
01:12:55.960 But this is not a ceasefire, right?
01:12:59.320 This is not a ceasefire because no one has agreed to a ceasefire.
01:13:03.560 I think there's a reason why the boom-booms have temporarily stopped.
01:13:08.780 But I'm going to save that reason and my analysis for later tonight.
01:13:15.320 So, guys, thank you, everyone, for tuning in.
01:13:19.040 As always, I'm Israel Chai, God bless America, Javid Shah, and Payan de Iran.
01:13:25.400 I'll see all of you guys very soon.
01:13:55.400 Thank you.