00:34:43.020okay so guys what you're looking at here so this is the royal
00:34:51.920proclamation. This is the Shah at the time in 1906. He was from the Qajar dynasty. The Qajar
00:35:02.560dynasty is a dynasty prior to the Pahlavi dynasty. So this is the royal proclamation by Muzaffar
00:35:12.120Ad-Din Shah Hajar, which established the constitutional monarchy on August 5, 1906.
00:35:20.520So yesterday, it was August 5, 2026, which means yesterday was the 120th anniversary
00:35:29.920of the creation and establishment of the constitution of Iran, right?
00:35:40.340So again, anyone who claims that Iran was like a dictatorship or blah blah blah, that's basically historical revisionism. Remember, if their lips are moving, they're lying. So Iran became a constitutional monarchy in 1906 and the first majlis, right? So majlis is basically another word. Majlis is the Persian word for parliament, okay?
00:36:09.480So, this was the first majlis. So, this was the first majlis back in 1906, okay? Obviously, no women here. That's because, you know, just like the vast majority of other countries at the time, you know, women still did not have the right to vote.
00:36:33.620and women were not able to be you know participate in in politics and Iran under under the the0.94
00:36:43.360Muslims was no difference. When the Pahlavi dynasty came in however in so so the Pahlavi dynasty0.99
00:36:51.820in 1963 Shahan Shah Aryomer who is the father of the current Shah of Iran is a Pahlavi the second
00:36:59.320Shahan Shaharyomer, he basically gave Iranian women the right to vote in 1963.
00:37:08.420So Iranian women had the right to vote and had the opportunity to become elected as members of parliament in 1963,
00:37:18.100which is before certain European countries.
00:37:21.280I'm thinking, I think like Switzerland, right?
00:37:23.280so iranian women were able to participate in politics before the women of switzerland okay
00:37:30.560um but yeah so this is and that's the thing like and this is the wild thing um iran never actually
00:37:37.280had like a women's suffragette movement right like think of the women's suffragette movement
00:37:41.680in the united states or canada or elsewhere right women had to fight they had to fight the government
00:37:49.040for the right to vote and to participate and if i recall i don't even think like
00:37:55.680when women first got the right to vote i'm thinking of canada i don't even think like
00:38:00.640they were able to run for office right away wait um
00:38:18.160Yeah. Okay. So for example, where is this? Right. So for example, in Canada, women in
00:38:43.320Manitoba became the first in Canada to win the right to vote okay so this is
00:38:49.020Nellie McClung as part of the women Canadian women's suffragette movement
00:38:53.080however okay then in 1917 a first woman elected to legislator in the British1.00
00:39:01.260Empire 1918 some women were granted the right to vote in federal elections and0.51
00:39:09.060And then finally, in 1921, Agnes McPhail was the first woman elected to the House of Commons.
00:39:17.160So, the difference with Iran, okay, the difference with Iran is that the first Iranian women were elected to parliament in 1963, following a national referendum granting the women the right to vote and run for office.
00:39:46.720So the difference between the suffragette movement in other countries where women had to pretty much fight for the right to vote versus what happened in Iran is that the Shah of Iran, right when he was, this is part of the white revolution.
00:40:05.680okay so it's called um the white revolution of 1963 you can look it up uh and it was called
00:40:13.620the white revolution because it was a peaceful revolution and another name that we have for it
00:40:19.080in persian is called um peyvande shah va millat peyvande means like bonding and then shah is of
00:40:27.460course the shah and then millat is the people so we call it the the bonding or or the union
00:40:34.300of the Shah and the people. So essentially in 1963, the Shah of Iran, not only did he give
00:40:44.280women the right to vote without a women's suffragette movement, but at the very same time,
00:40:51.300he said women can also run for office. And that very same year, six women were elected
00:41:01.340right away so in 1963 as soon as Iranian women were you know you know had the right to vote
00:41:10.360immediately six women were voted in and remember this was a national referendum now what's
00:41:16.300interesting about the national referendum is that and those of you who've watched the documentaries
00:41:21.000you might remember this tidbit the national referendum only men at that time could vote
00:41:29.180okay so so the national referendum okay the the national referendum that gave Iranian women the
00:41:37.380right to vote it was only the men who voted so Iranian men voted overwhelmingly yes to give
00:41:47.060Iranian women the right to vote and the right to participate in politics because again that's um
00:41:52.560you know the Iranian culture the Iranian identity the Iranian civilization right keep in mind during
00:41:58.800the Persian Empire that was founded by Cyrus the Great almost 3,000 years ago, there was not only
00:42:05.620the concept of freedom of religion, but also human rights. So women and men were equal, and women
00:42:10.940were treated equally to men. Women were business owners, they were landowners, they could hire0.70
00:42:16.360people, you know, they were, they served in the army, they were generals, they served as heads0.98
00:42:24.580of state right so um women were equal to men it was only when the um arab muslims conquered uh the1.00
00:42:33.540you know iran in 640 ad 650 ad about 1400 years ago that this whole notion of women being the0.78
00:42:41.700property of men and second class citizens took place right because prior to that uh in the
00:42:46.900persian empire men and women were equal and so that's part of our culture that's part of our
00:42:52.340history so that's why in 1963 um the iranian men voted in a national referendum they were like yeah
00:43:03.140of course like iranian women should absolutely have the right to vote and to participate in
00:43:09.300office and then right away six women were voted to to the parliament to the majlis right so a little
00:43:17.860fun fact a history for you and of course those of you who watched my documentary watch parties
00:43:24.980this right here this this right here the fact that the shah of iran gave iranian women the right to0.57
00:43:33.220vote this is what pissed off khomeini and all of the other muslim durkas because they saw um0.52
00:43:43.220they saw Iranian women getting the right to vote as a threat to Islam because they literally0.79
00:43:53.360believe that women are the property of men. They literally believe that a woman's place0.99
00:43:58.320is like in the house and a woman, you know, it should, you know, I don't know. No, you0.99
00:44:04.500can't even use the phrase a woman should be seen and not heard because they don't even0.90
00:44:07.680want to see you right like they just believe that women should be treated like cattle um so this0.66
00:44:14.600right here the fact that the shah gave iranian women the right to vote is what sort of started0.83
00:44:21.280um this you know insane like like like the durkhas were just starting to freak out because
00:44:28.020they were like oh no iran iran is not islamic enough because women have the right to vote
00:44:33.520OK, think about that. They were saying that the Shah of Iran is threatening the concept of Islam because he's giving Iranian women the right to vote.
00:44:43.820And, you know, that's that's against Islam. And so this is why, guys, this is why the Durkhas say that the Shah was a dictator because they were like, he's offending our Muslim rights.
00:44:57.380right because the Shah was like I don't care if your religion says that women remember like in0.52
00:45:03.840in their religion in their in their book a woman is worth half of a man and in some cases like when0.51
00:45:12.220when they're trying to like you know do like certain things they're like a woman is worth1.00
00:45:16.760half of a man's testicle yeah that that's in the that's in the Quran a woman right a woman is worth1.00
00:45:23.560half of a man's testicle. You can, you can look that up. So, uh, so the Durkhas were freaking out1.00
00:45:30.040over the fact that the Shah, uh, was, was, uh, disrespecting their right to oppress women. The0.76
00:45:38.360Shah was, was disrespecting their right to marry a nine-year-old girl. Because again, the Shah at0.67
00:45:45.160the time, he raised the age of marriage from nine to 18, right? Like any modern, regular, normal0.98
00:45:53.700society. He raised the age of marriage to 18. He discouraged child marriage. He also made it
00:45:59.880mandatory for women to go to school and get educated. And the Muslim Durkhas did not like1.00
00:46:06.600that. So that's why they started calling him a dictator. And then of course, we've seen all the
00:46:13.520events leading up to the 1979 Islamic revolution again if you want to learn more about that just
00:46:18.480go look at all guys I've done so many documentary watch parties on this right but there you go so
00:46:23.140little fun is interesting um historical tidbit for you so going back to um the post from his
00:46:32.120royal highness there's a pahlevi so this is from yesterday today the anniversary of the signing of
00:46:38.880constitutional decree on august 5 1906 serves as a reminder for us of one of the greatest movements
00:46:46.960in contemporary iranian history a movement that arose from the thoughts and decade-long
00:46:54.400efforts of patriots who suffered from iran's backwardness and disorder during the qajar era
00:47:02.560you know i i need to show this i need to show this i know you some of you may some of you
00:47:10.660already seen this but i need to show this again okay so when we're talking about the backwardness
00:47:18.660and disorder during the gajar era that's not an exaggeration let me show you actual footage
00:47:26.340of the islamic hellhole that iran was during the qajar era and guys remember qajar okay so let me
00:47:36.800just get rid of the comments here really quickly so qajar or you know i guess in english you would0.91
00:47:44.520say qajar qajar but because there's no like the sound doesn't exist in english but it's it's
00:47:51.820kajar, but you know, I guess kajar, kajar, but let me pull this up, guys. I've shared
00:47:57.400this documentary, but you know, sometimes it's just super important to, um,1.00
00:48:03.560like the backwardness. I'm not even, I'm not even exaggerating and I've shared this,1.00
00:48:11.980but, um, I've shared this numerous times, but it's important to share it again. So
01:25:00.060So this is Iran here. And the Caspian Sea is located right on top of Iran. So when you think
01:25:06.960about Iran being the kitty cat, you know, you have, you know, the head with the ears and the0.96
01:25:13.940little like chest area and then the arch in the back. So the Caspian Sea is right where the arch
01:25:21.420in the back is. So let's talk about the Caspian Sea. His Royal Highness Yusuf Ahlevi II
01:25:30.720posted a couple of hours ago, Iran's rights in the Caspian Sea are not negotiable.
01:25:38.440Now, what is he referring to? Well, let me tell you. The Islamic Republic amid profound
01:25:46.960structural weakness and a deep crisis of legitimacy, is seeking to advance and implement
01:25:54.460the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea, the Akhtau Convention. This effort, undertaken
01:26:03.040without the mandate of the Iranian people and without a clear and comprehensive guarantee of
01:26:09.840Iran's historic rights is deeply concerning and constitutes a serious threat to Iran's national
01:26:17.740interests. Under the 1921 and 1940 treaties between Iran and the Soviet Union, guys, so again,0.94
01:26:29.120right, we're speaking about Putin and the communists, right? So, I mean, the Soviet Union
01:26:35.060the past however what's happening right now is related to putin and and the communists so
01:26:42.580under the 1921 and 1940 treaties between iran and the soviet union the legal regime governing the
01:26:48.980caspian sea was founded on the party's shared rights and the principles of mutual agreement
01:26:54.660and common interests following the dissolution of the soviet union and the newly independent states
01:27:00.900reaffirmed in the alma ata declaration of december 1991 their commitment to the treaties of the
01:27:09.140former soviet union and to fulfilling the international obligations arising from those
01:27:14.500agreements through the successor states accordingly any fundamental change to the legal status of this
01:27:22.260strategically vital body of water must be made with the agreement of all literal states and with
01:27:29.540full respect for Iran's rights. However, the Akhtau Convention provides for the conclusion of
01:27:37.140bilateral and multilateral agreements among the literal states concerning portions of the seabed
01:27:44.340and subsoil of the Caspian Sea, areas that were previously part of the shared waters of Iran and
01:27:51.000the Soviet Union. This sets a dangerous precedent. By circumventing the principle of consensus among
01:27:58.320all literal states. It effectively weakens Iran's historic position and diminishes the
01:28:04.900country's role in determining the future legal status of the Caspian Sea. Since the signing of
01:28:12.820the Akhtau Convention in 2018, I have repeatedly warned that national interests cannot be safeguarded
01:28:19.420from a position of weakness. At the time, I also stressed that the criminal clique ruling the
01:28:26.660islamic republic sacrifices the interests of the iranian nation and homeland for its own survival1.00
01:28:33.220and that its foreign policy repeatedly resorts to concessions and appeasement from a position0.69
01:28:39.400of weakness so guys essentially um the islamic regime is giving up iran's rights by the way
01:28:46.200illegally right because they don't like the islamic regime they're um an illegitimate foreign uh0.70
01:28:52.820occupying invading force. They don't actually have the right or the legitimacy to sign away0.99
01:28:59.980Iran's rights. Okay. But what the Islamic regime has been doing in plain words is that in order to
01:29:08.340get favors from Russia. Okay. So in order to have Russia help them with various things,0.82
01:29:16.660they are literally signing away Iran's rights to certain parts of of the Caspian Sea okay
01:29:27.420um this is illegal they don't have the right to do that okay for for various reasons one is that
01:29:34.600um all countries have to agree like all countries surrounding the Caspian Sea have to agree to this0.88
01:29:40.300but second of all the Islamic regime is illegitimate so they don't have the authority
01:29:45.680to sign away um parts of iranian land to the russians right because they are an invading
01:29:55.420occupying force right that would be like the equivalent of let's say like um imagine if like
01:30:01.320not you know uh during world war ii when nazi germany was invading france and then they're like
01:30:09.480oh well you know what we're gonna like you know because we're occupying france um we have the
01:30:16.220authority to give you know to carve up france and you know just give away different parts of france
01:30:24.560to to other countries right no you don't you don't have the right to do that because you are an
01:30:29.760illegitimate foreign occupying invasion so but but yeah like this is what this is what the0.89
01:30:36.900Islamic regime does. They don't care about Iran. They don't care about Iran's sovereignty.0.82
01:30:43.920They are literally willing to destroy Iran if it means their own survival, and that's exactly0.55
01:30:51.860what's happening here right now. Anyways, as Royal Highness continues, my position on the0.87
01:30:57.580current process remains unchanged. I consider the Islamic Republic's attempt to ratify this0.86
01:31:03.860convention to be contrary to iran's national interests and i agree right so now the islamic0.99
01:31:10.840regime because so what's basically what's happening is that the islamic regime is like0.90
01:31:20.120they know that they're losing they like they see the writing on the wall they are desperately0.69
01:31:25.160trying to remain alive in one way or another and so now they're literally trying to um give away
01:31:32.900Iranian land to the to the Russians in exchange for some sort of favor or boon or something from
01:31:43.140from Putin right like this is what's happening and that's why his royal highness is calling it out
01:31:49.800no decision concerning Iran's resources borders or sovereign rights in the strategic body of water
01:31:58.540can possess legitimacy without the genuine participation and consent of the Iranian
01:32:04.140people. Iran's rights in the Caspian Sea are not negotiable, nor can they be relinquished.
01:32:13.340Any action that undermines these rights will be recorded in the historical memory of the
01:32:19.180Iranian nation and those responsible will ultimately be held accountable by the people of
01:32:26.940iran so i just wanted to share that with all of you because this is you know really important
01:32:33.180and this isn't the first time um that the islamic regime has been you know undermining um
01:32:44.300undermining uh iran's sovereignty right now just a little bit of an update on um
01:32:53.820the Iranian revolution. So a couple days ago, His Royal Highness, there's a Pahlavi,
01:33:01.260he met with a group that is called the Patriotic Doctors of Iran. Okay. And this is a group of
01:33:15.080Iranian doctors, both inside and outside of occupied Iran. And I'm talking about medical
01:33:22.040doctors right like the real doctors not not a fake doctor like me right like i'm i'm a jurist
01:33:27.880doctor i'm not a real doctor these are like actual like real real legitimate doctors right like
01:33:34.460medical doctors and many of them have actually been um helping iranian protesters by doing um
01:33:42.040like uh like telehealth right so uh and they do it for free so um you know during numerous numerous
01:33:50.500uprisings or whatever the case might be when Iranians haven't been able to go to the hospitals,
01:33:55.060because if you guys recall, um, I shared the video a couple of days ago, uh, if you're an0.97
01:34:01.200Iranian freedom fighter and you're injured, if you go to a hospital, the Muslim Nazis will follow0.98
01:34:06.800you and they'll shoot you in the head and murder you while you're in the hospital. Right. Um,1.00
01:34:13.480my sister says I would let you do brain surgery on me. Yeah. That's why.
01:34:18.480yeah that that's that's that's a terrible decision and um I I no I I don't like blood guys I don't
01:34:29.660like blood I don't like needles I that's literally the reason I didn't go to medical school is
01:34:37.260because I don't like blood and I don't like needles so I'm not doing surgery on anyone
01:34:43.140But anyways, so all of these Iranian doctors from inside Iran and around the world, they created this organization called the Patriotic Doctors of Iran, and they have been helping Iranian freedom fighters in occupied Iran with, you know, like, basically like telemedicine, right?
01:35:06.640So, uh, they've done these like zoom, zoom meetings, zoom interviews or whatever.
01:35:11.680And then they give Iranians, uh, injured Iranians advice on how to heal or whatever the case
01:41:00.420Guys, she is the, she's basically like the Iranian version of Caroline Levitt.
01:41:08.480So think of Caroline Levitt and what she is to President Trump.
01:41:13.220Tina is the equivalent of that to His Royal Highness the Shah of Iran, and ever since he brought her into his team as the sort of official press secretary and, you know, responsible for media and comms, his comms game has gone like from zero to 100.
01:41:39.880like she's literally taken the media and comms strategy to the next level so one of the best
01:41:48.060things that his royal highness and his team could do was to hire um tina as like the iranian carolyn
01:41:56.660leavitt right like she's just she's absolutely phenomenal uh i've known her for quite a while
01:42:01.860uh i have a lot of respect for her like she is just i i couldn't think of a better person
01:42:07.980to be responsible for his royal highness's press and media and comms
01:42:15.060because that's literally her background and she's so good at it.
01:42:37.980I put a shotgun in the house, but in this case, I'm going to tell you that it's going to be
01:42:44.220Okay, wait guys, I need to repeat this, this is, oh my gosh, okay, so he says, I had a friend,
01:42:59.440a trauma surgeon in Tehran, Tehran is the capital city of Iran, while operating on one
01:43:06.660of the injured victims they he means the islamic regime the islamic regime came in and told him he
01:43:13.260shouldn't operate because of who the patient was and then his friend the trauma surgeon responded
01:43:20.520even if you he's referring to the islamic regime even if you were the patient i would still operate0.58
01:43:27.060on you they walked into the operating room and shot him below the knee with a shotgun so guys
01:43:34.260The Islamic regime, they shot a trauma surgeon below the knee, in the leg, with a shotgun, because the trauma surgeon was trying to save the life of an Iranian freedom fighter, okay?0.71
01:43:52.440And the Muslim Nazis, the Muslims, they shot the Iranian doctor in the leg, right?0.79
01:44:04.260But I have to say sign in addition that I can say is that you can have a ringtone from a Zhivov.0.97
01:57:51.040Anyways, good enough. Guys, so this is an Instagram video. I want to share this with you, okay? This is an Iranian mother who is sitting in the bedroom of her murdered teenage daughter, okay? This is her teenage daughter who was murdered by the Islamic regime, okay?
01:58:14.660I just I just want you to listen to her her wails. These are the wails of a mother who has lost everything. Everything.