00:24:15.460Do I say Israel, Iranian people, side by side, my heart, my heart, and Big Fury, God bless the USA, Javi Cha, Javi Cha, Javi Cha, Javi Cha.
00:30:02.560Well, Douroud Patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.
00:30:08.360Welcome to Day 210 of Iran Revolution Live.
00:30:13.840as always guys let me know in the live stream chat where you are tuning in from if you're a
00:30:20.400part of the rewatch crew let me know in the video comments below I always always enjoy seeing
00:30:27.360everyone's comments guys give me one moment my phone battery guys I've been like on my phone
00:30:33.440all day today with like calls and meetings and stuff I just realized my phone battery is literally
00:30:39.140at 14%. So awkward. Let me just plug in my phone here. There you go. Just gonna plug in my phone
00:30:49.480so it doesn't die on me. There you go, guys. It has been a super busy day. You know, I'm gonna
00:30:58.100start with... Do you guys want to see my Newsmax interview from last night? I mean, it has to do
00:31:05.800with Iran a little bit, but it's more like a warning. Are you guys interested in seeing my
00:31:13.220Newsmax interview? It started a little bit later, which is why I didn't do my evening analysis last
00:31:21.720night. Because after like that interview, honestly, guys, I was just so exhausted that I just like I
00:31:27.820passed out. All right, let me bring it up for you guys. Okay. All right, I'll share it. So
00:31:33.000um I don't have like the I don't have the um the original file but of course I um I record
00:31:46.460all of my uh interviews like I screen record everything just so that I have a copy of them
00:31:53.180you know it's just good to have like backup for these things in case um you know I I have uh
00:31:59.840So I have some I mean, I'm not a politician anymore, but I have experience like when I was an elected official, like the interviews that sometimes they would do, they would slice it and then they would they would like edit out certain parts to make it say like to make it seem like I was saying something that I wasn't.
00:32:20.000You know what I mean? Obviously that doesn't happen anymore because I'm no longer an elected
00:32:24.080official, but I just, I just have so much like negative experience from my time as an elected
00:32:29.560official that I just, I just record, I screen record everything because you never know, right?
00:32:35.180You never know. But no, but, but I mean, with, when it comes to David, David Harris Jr. on Newsmax,
00:32:42.360I have so much respect for him. He's phenomenal. So I don't record that because, you know,
00:32:47.680you never know i recorded because i just like having a copy because sometimes it takes forever
00:32:52.400to get a copy of um of um the the you know the clips that uh that i have although although he
00:33:01.920did post a clip of me so guys and you know what you know what's really nice about not being an
00:33:06.720elected official anymore is that i can actually just uh you know when certain um media outlets
00:33:13.600reach out to me i can just reject them so for example i think cbc at one point wanted to talk
00:33:19.120to me and i was like no absolutely not um bbc the bbc wanted to speak to me i think i went on bbc
00:33:25.120maybe one time and then afterwards i was like like never again i'm not doing bbc because it's garbage
00:33:30.080um so yeah like i just at this point i only go on um news outlets that i like and i respect right um
00:33:39.360So, yeah, OK, let me let me bring this up.
00:34:09.360guys i'm so sorry i'm so sorry i i you know and i every time i do this guys i literally get like
00:34:28.960a copyright strike and then i have to i have to like go and edit this part out um so guys this
00:34:36.880this hurts me just as much as it hurts you, right? Like, this is just as painful for me as it is
00:34:42.860painful for you. But you know what? I'm a little bit masochistic. So it's kind of worth it. Just
00:34:49.740saying. Did I get you guys? Yeah. Oh, guys, I'm in a great mood. I'm in a great mood. I actually
00:34:57.840have a lot to talk to um and and share info guys i have some breaking news durka info as well so
00:35:07.520okay uh but um all right but but this is the actual video this is the actual video
00:35:14.640but let me just get to the part that's about the interview
00:35:18.240so this is uh this is like um my screen recording so the audio is going to be a little bit off okay
00:35:33.520um well the audio when i speak is going to be a little bit off but here is my newsmax interview
00:35:41.600from last night i'm waiting for the entire clip and uh actually so so david harris jr was uh
00:35:50.560gracious enough and kind enough to um mention me on his um x account so you know what why don't
00:35:59.840i start with that actually why don't i go to david harris jr um and i'll start with that
00:36:11.600because he was kind enough. And guys, this is not a troll. This is not a troll. So here is the
00:36:20.240little clip. Wait, let me just pull this up. Sorry, guys. I swear to God, this is not a
00:36:29.100Rickroll. I promise you guys, it's not a Rickroll. Let me remove this and then let me add. Okay,
00:36:36.780here we go so uh so this this is a preview of my interview and then i'll play the whole thing for
00:36:43.900you guys okay a very critical battle over the soul of america is playing out right now and it's in
00:36:54.600the heart of texas it's actually happening all over the country but especially in texas hundreds
00:36:58.000of concerned citizens packed the city council chambers in mckinney texas last week and for
00:37:04.560For more than five hours, they voiced fierce opposition to this massive new mosque complex.
00:37:10.780Opponents warned of the impact not just to the local community, but to the United States as a whole.
00:37:16.100People who grew up under Sharia law were there to point out how it and the Quran fundamentally clash with the U.S. Constitution.
00:37:23.600Goldie, I know you've studied how authoritarian ideologies like Islam take root.0.91
00:37:28.660Explain how Islamists and radical Muslims are using America's civil liberties and local zoning laws to literally just take over American communities.0.98
00:37:36.500This is exactly how Islam operates.0.98
00:37:40.120And, you know, we Iranians, we understand very clearly how, you know, the Islamic regime works and how Sharia law works.
00:37:47.500And Americans need to ask themselves this very important question.
00:37:51.280How many churches has Saudi Arabia allowed to be built in Saudi Arabia?
00:37:57.080If you look at the answer, the answer is zero.1.00
00:37:59.960So why is it that there are 56 Muslim countries and they can build mosques wherever,
00:38:05.860but you can't build a church in Saudi Arabia,0.98
00:38:08.920and yet they're mass importing to the United States, importing their ideology with them,
00:38:14.020and then they're taking advantage of the civil liberties and freedom of religion
00:38:18.400and freedom of rights in the united states to import their ideology this is all part of the0.75
00:38:24.560civilizational jihad that the muslim brotherhood and the islamic regime occupying iran wants to
00:38:30.240bring to the united states it happened to iran in 1979 and now it's slowly happening to americans
00:38:38.640would you guys think that was pretty good you know you know what's interesting is that uh
00:38:45.600so there's a part when i'm speaking and then you hear someone go so that's the um that's the texas
00:38:52.720council woman like literally the entire time that i was speaking um so like i guess you know
00:38:59.440because when people don't know when they don't know me they're like oh no there's an iranian
00:39:03.840here like what's going on oh no the iranian right um because they just you know most oftentimes
00:39:10.400oftentimes people don't know and you know that's fair that's totally fair because um of course the
00:39:15.920islamic regime for the last 47 years has been portraying iranians as you know uh we hate america0.99
00:39:23.440and death to you know america and all that you know jihadi garbage nonsense meanwhile we've0.99
00:39:28.880literally been on the front lines fighting the muslim nazis for the last 47 years so um i just0.99
00:39:35.120i thought that was really interesting like she just couldn't hold herself when i was speaking
00:39:39.120you can hear her say and then there's actually a number of times where when i was speaking um uh
00:39:46.240you know she's just agreeing with me so i really like her you know i wish her all the best um but
00:39:52.960yeah guys so that was a preview but guys i will i will play the the full the full interview um
00:40:00.160that was just the clip that um david harris jr um put on on x but here's the full
00:40:09.120clip of course this is my screen recording so again um it's going to be like my like when i
00:40:15.920speak it's not going to be completely aligned with when i'm speaking on on camera like when
00:40:22.320i'm speaking on on the left side of the screen but you guys get the gist of it so here's the full
00:40:28.320here's the full thing by the way friends now to this thank you i'm a sharia law survivor from0.87
00:40:33.920iran i'm here to tell you this is a dangerous ideology you're allowing in their country0.93
00:40:40.560every country that is islamic now it used to be a christian country i mean we were soft christians1.00
00:40:46.480and we allowed these people to come in bring their sharia law into their countries and slowly1.00
00:40:53.360kill us off left and right friends the the outrage that you feel hopefully over our last0.83
00:41:01.600block, the segment of what Anthony Fauci knew and didn't say, hopefully you're feeling that
00:41:05.820exact same thing for this issue, because a very critical battle over the soul of America
00:41:10.140is playing out right now, and it's in the heart of Texas.
00:41:13.400It's actually happening all over the country, but especially in Texas, hundreds of concerned
00:41:16.840citizens packed the city council chambers in McKinney, Texas, last week.
00:41:21.660And for more than five hours, they voiced fierce opposition to this massive new mosque
00:41:28.040opponents warned of the impact not just to the local community but to the United States as a
00:41:33.100whole people who grew up under Sharia law were there to point out how it and the Quran fundamentally
00:41:39.100clash with the U.S. Constitution you question that disgusting book you're called the kufar0.87
00:41:46.440and they get killed over it just like my friends were apostates in prison or dead right now in0.95
00:41:52.120Iran. I'm telling you, this is a bad idea, and you're going to regret not listening to people like us who lived on the Sharia law. Thank you, Eddie.
00:42:04.580Joining me now to discuss Texas State Representative Carissa Richardson and Iranian American human rights activist Goldie Gamari. Thank you both for joining the polls this evening. Now, Representative Richardson, you personally stood in front of the McKinney City Council and told them to pause on this vote, but despite all of the backlash,
00:42:21.500The council still voted 7-0 to move the project forward.
00:42:25.240So at this point, can anything be done to stop it?
00:42:28.200So guys, just FYI, I'm not actually American.
00:42:33.040I think a lot of people mistakenly assume that I'm American because I support America and I support American ideals and, you know, American values.
00:42:44.600And I just, you know, we Iranians, we love America.
00:42:46.400So I think just because of that, a lot of people assume that I'm American.
00:42:51.000And I'm not, I wish I was, I wish I was, but I'm not.
00:49:24.740And going to what my companion here who was saying, if someone is coming from Egypt, I guarantee you they're part of the Muslim Brotherhood.0.95
00:49:35.700And Americans need to ask themselves this very important question.0.98
00:49:39.840How many churches has Saudi Arabia allowed to be built in Saudi Arabia?
00:49:45.140If you look up the answer, the answer is zero.0.90
00:49:47.700So why is it that, you know, there are 56 Muslim countries and, you know, they can build mosques wherever, but you can't build a church in Saudi Arabia, and yet they're mass importing to the United States, importing their ideology with them, and then they're taking advantage of the civil liberties and freedom of religion and freedom of rights in the United States to import their ideology.0.92
00:50:10.960This is all part of the civilizational jihad that the Muslim Brotherhood and the Islamic regime occupying Iran wants to bring to the United States.0.90
00:50:19.760It happened to Iran in 1979, and now it's slowly happening to Americans.0.95
00:50:26.820Yeah, and it's happening all over Europe.
00:50:29.700I mean, they're literally trying to take over the globe.
00:50:31.640Now, city staff, they argue that this was just a routine land use permit and that they were legally forced to sign off on it.
00:50:37.020So, Representative Richardson, as a lawmaker on the state level, what specific laws are you drafting or looking to draft to give local leaders the authority to stop these types of projects?
00:50:47.640We have several bills already being drafted for the next legislative session, which will be next January.
00:50:54.680The problem is we need to pause these things until the legislature can be back in office and pass the laws.
00:51:01.340And then it would be September before they would take effect.
00:51:03.820So we have a part-time legislature. We're only down in Austin every other year.
00:51:09.500So when these things come up, we either have to call a special session or we have to wait until next year to do something about it.
00:51:15.800So we need to put a pause on these things, let the investigations play out,
00:51:20.380and then enact new legislation that gives more tools to the cities and the counties to stop this encroachment.
00:51:28.720Yeah, well, Goldie, based on your experience with radical movements like this,0.96
00:51:32.840what signs should local governments look out for when they're evaluating projects tied to Islam?0.80
00:51:38.340Well, see, the challenge here is that, you know, and I say this as a former politician myself.
00:51:42.740Now, keep in mind, I was a Canadian politician and I was kicked out of my party
00:51:45.880because the National Council of Canadian Muslims, which is the Canadian version of CARE America,
00:51:52.200so CARE Canada, accused me of Islamophobia because I was speaking out about the dangers of radical Islam.0.69
00:51:57.800So what these jihadi movements do is they come in and they take advantage of the systems that is already in place, because keep in mind when, you know, the American Constitution was drafted or when all of these local laws and regulations are being created, they're not created with, you know, thinking about the fact that there might be this, you know, evil ideology out there that wants to come and take over and basically destroy American society.0.96
00:52:24.720But that's how they operate here. And I would just say, you know, it's just if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, it is a duck.0.96
00:52:34.040And I mean, this this is this is a red flag. And that Iranian man was absolutely right.1.00
00:52:39.020So I would say to, you know, everyone in Texas and everyone everywhere else, listen to Iranians.0.99
00:52:44.760There's a reason that we Iranians are asking for President Trump to destroy the Islamic regime, because it's like a cancer.0.96
00:52:50.920And once you allow that cancer to take root in your country, good luck getting rid of it.1.00
00:52:56.360Because now it's been 47 years and we Iranians after 47 years are trying to get rid of this Islamic cancer.1.00
00:53:42.740there was an Iranian Christian man who was speaking about his experience living under
00:53:49.500Sharia law. And he's like, guys, just nip it in the butt. And, you know, the most important point0.99
00:53:56.540here is, again, why is it that Christians can't build a church in Saudi Arabia, and yet Saudi
00:54:08.800Arabia and all these other Muslim countries or jihadi terrorist groups like Qatar and the Islamic
00:54:16.300regime walking by in Iran and others, why is it that they can send money to the United States to0.98
00:54:23.860build mosques in the United States, but Christians in America, you're not allowed to send money to
00:54:33.340build churches in, I don't know, Saudi Arabia, right? Why the double standard, guys? Why the
00:54:41.740double standard? I don't know, right? It's a good question to ask, especially when you're calling
00:54:47.680certain countries your allies. Always good to know how your allies treat Christians, right?
00:54:59.340so there you go so just just pointing that out just a little bit of food for thought
00:55:04.440um because yeah i do find it very strange i mean i don't find it strange i mean i know the reason0.99
00:55:10.380why but i mean no one ever talks about this why is it that um all these foreign muslim countries
00:55:18.600can build mosques in uh christian countries but christian countries can't build churches in
00:55:27.440Muslim countries? Why does, why does this only go one way? And why is it that, uh, uh, when it0.80
00:55:34.440comes to, um, mass migration, it's only one way. Why is it that Muslims are mass migrating to
00:55:40.960Christian countries, but Christians aren't mass migrating to Muslim countries, right? Food for0.94
00:55:47.880thought. Uh, guys, this is how jihad works. And I've spoken about jihad quite a bit in the past,
00:55:53.360But anyways, there you go. So that was my interview from last night. Karen, you said you watched it last night. And I was fabulous. Thank you so much, Karen, really appreciate that. By the way, I love your profile picture. Okay, so let's get to the breaking news coming from inside of our inside and outside of, of occupied Iran.
00:56:20.120So we're going to start off with, I'm just going to get rid of the live chat here so that I can share this with you and you guys can see it.
00:56:28.220So His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi, Reza Shah Pahlavi II, leader of Iran's National Lion and Sun Revolution,
00:56:36.320he put out this statement and he said,
00:56:39.440Thank you, Senator Tom Cotton, for standing with the people of Iran.
00:56:45.620As you said, the Iranian people are the first victims of this regime.
00:56:50.120and the world should stand with them in their quest for freedom iranians will never forget
00:56:55.480their friends a free and democratic iran will undoubtedly be america's strongest friend and
00:57:02.440ally this is absolutely true so um let me share this clip
00:57:10.680Mark, I think like Ronald Reagan did in the last century against Soviet communism, we
00:57:21.940should always try to stand with the forces and friends of freedom, whether that's a pro-American
00:57:26.480government facing an anti-American insurgency or freedom fighters who are trying to win
00:57:32.880their freedom against communist or Islamic dictatorships.
00:57:36.480Now, the circumstances will determine the extent to which we can support them, but as
00:57:40.020president trump said earlier this year on a few different occasions that help was on the way
00:57:44.660and that the iranian people should retake their freedom and their destiny because we need to
00:57:50.020remember that the iranian people are the first and the worst victims of the revolutionary fanatics
00:57:56.500who govern iran today they deserve a much better future and if they had that future america would
00:58:01.860be a much safer place the world would be a safer more peaceful place mark i think like ron you know
00:58:08.180senator tom cotton is 100 accurate in this guys we we might have a new um ammo we iranians we
00:58:17.860might have a new ammo um i mean no one can ever replace senator lindsey graham right um lindsey
00:58:27.620he will always have a special place in our hearts but we might have a new ammo and uh i think i
00:58:34.660remember isn't senator tom cotton the one who was speaking about he was making the wagon reference
00:58:40.980like the like circle circling the wagon this was a while ago i think this was like this was um
00:58:47.700remember um right before the united states uh attacked the islamic regime and sent hominid to
00:58:55.300hell on february 28th there were a number of um u.s uh politicians who were speaking out uh in and0.56
00:59:04.340you know speaking up speaking out about the importance of going after the islamic regime
00:59:08.900and i think senator tom cotton was the one um who made the reference about something about wagons
00:59:17.060wagons and like like circling the wagon and it was like a reference to like that's how you protect
00:59:23.620i don't know so so it was some sort of reference like that i think that was him i think that was
00:59:28.820him. So I 100% agree with everything he is saying here. Mark, I think like Ronald Reagan did in the
00:59:37.680last century against Soviet communism, we should always try to stand with the forces and friends
00:59:44.320of freedom, whether that's a pro-American government facing an anti-American insurgency
00:59:48.700or freedom fighters who are trying to win their freedom against communist or Islamic dictatorships.
00:59:56.080Now, the circumstances will determine the extent to which we can support them.
00:59:59.480But as President Trump said earlier this year on a few different occasions, that help was on the way and that the Iranian people should retake their freedom and their destiny.
01:00:08.860Because we need to remember that the Iranian people are the first and the worst victims of the revolutionary fanatics who govern Iran today.
01:00:19.240And if they had that future, America would be a much safer place.
01:00:22.900The world would be a safer, more peaceful place.
01:00:24.760You know, he's absolutely right. Before I get to that, I just saw this comment from Scruff Dizzle. Senator John Kennedy is my favorite. John Kennedy is pretty amazing. John Kennedy is really good. I have all the time in the world for Senator John Kennedy. That guy just, right? He just says it like it is and he just does not care.
01:00:47.060um but i want to share something here so that this part where tom like senator senator tom
01:00:53.660cotton is saying that a free iran is going to be safer for america he's not exaggerating and i'll
01:00:58.920explain why in a moment future and if they had that future america would be a much safer place
01:01:03.700the world would be a safer more peaceful place so um let me show this i know i think i might
01:01:10.920have shown this before, but let me just share this footage really, really quickly. Um, okay.
01:01:24.280Let me just get to the part. Okay. It's coming. So, so this is, uh, this is footage from Iran
01:01:34.140in the 1940s. Okay. Here we go. Do you see this guys? So back in as early as the 1940s
01:01:59.120and 50s, well, this is actually 1940s, there was like a bar in Tehran. Tehran is the capital city
01:02:10.200of Iran. Here, let me make this bigger so that you guys can actually see.
01:02:14.720Can I make this full screen? Okay, let me do it this way. There you go. So back in the 1940s,
01:02:23.060There was actually a bar in Tehran, which is the capital city, and it was pretty much called Little Texas.
01:08:09.400Okay, so he used to be part of the FDD at one point. But it appears like he's not anymore. Probably guys, so this is interesting, probably because things have intensified so much with the fight to free Iran that he is now essentially acting as the full time political advisor for his Royal
01:08:39.400Highness. But Said Qasiminejad used to be one of the top economic advisors and editors within the
01:08:47.720FDD. FDD, of course, is a very amazing and respectable organization. It's called the
01:08:55.980Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, created by Mark Debowitz off the top of my head.
01:09:07.040But I know, Mark, we speak on WhatsApp all the time.
01:11:04.420After the Supreme Leader himself, the Supreme National Security Council, FNSC, is Iran's most important decision-making body when it comes to security-related issues.
01:11:16.900Its decision takes effect only after the Supreme Leader approves them.
01:11:21.720But after his approval, no other one in the institution, being the Speaker of Parliament or the President, can actually reject the decision-making body.
01:11:37.160It has 12 permanent voting members, presidential...
01:11:44.320uh nufti nufti is the organized is the lobby group that supports his royal highness
01:11:52.880so nufti nufti is the um only legitimate uh lobby group in the united states that advocates on
01:12:10.380behalf of um the iranian people and of course his royal highness there's a palabi so um national
01:12:17.320union for democracy in iran is a non-profit non-partisan organization representing the um
01:12:23.440iranian american community in pursuit of a u.s policy toward iran based on the values of human
01:12:30.400rights and democracy not to be confused with nyack guys nyack is the bad one okay so um let me pull
01:12:38.860up NAIAC. So NAIAC is the garbage one. Okay. So this is NAIAC, National Iranian American Council.0.99
01:12:53.380NAIAC is affiliated with the Islamic regime. NAIAC was created by the Islamic regime.
01:13:00.820And NAIAC is basically the lobby group of the Islamic regime in the United States. And what0.85
01:13:08.420the founder, Trita Parsi, by the way, this guy changed his name. He changed his name to make
01:13:14.820it sound more Iranian so that he could fool people into thinking that he's a normal person.0.93
01:13:21.860His name is like Abolfaz something. I forget what it is. Wait, let me look up his real name.0.95
01:13:30.980And he changed his last name so that people wouldn't associate it with his grandfather.
01:13:38.420Right. Um, anyways, there's, I can't find it now, but his name is Abolfaz something. I can't remember
01:13:55.160what, but anyway, so guys, this is Nyak. So Nyak is the bad one. Okay. Nyak represents the Islamic0.99
01:14:03.080regime. Nayak is funded by the Islamic regime. Nayak was created by the Islamic regime so that
01:14:10.240they can secretly lobby and influence American politicians. And Nayak, Nayak, guys, Nayak is the1.00
01:14:19.520reason why Barack Hussein Obama sent pallets of cash to the Islamic regime, right? So back in0.91
01:14:28.440like 2009 when obama had a chance to stand with the iranian people um when they were trying to
01:14:35.560overthrow the regime uh barack hussein obama instead you know given his name hussein um he
01:14:43.720chose to support the muslim nazis occupying uh and murdering iranians and he instead sent them0.76
01:14:51.640pallets of cash which the muslim nazis then used to further fund islamic terrorism in the0.99
01:14:58.040the Middle East and around the world, and of course, murder Americans. And that was partially0.99
01:15:03.680due to NAIC, the National Iranian American Council. So this is the Islamic regime organization. Okay,0.76
01:15:12.060so this is the bad one. NUFTI, NUFTI is the good one. Okay, so NUFDI, right, National Union for
01:15:21.020Democracy in Iran. This is the good one. This is the one that was created specifically to support1.00
01:15:27.720His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran. And Nufti is pretty much like the lobby group
01:15:36.280for Iranian Americans. So Nufti, good, Nayak, bad. That's what I wanted to just make very clear here.0.90
01:15:45.240But anyways, let's get back to this interview. That's Sayyid Ossami Najad Han. So to the person
01:15:53.280who asked what Nufti is, there you go. That's a difference. All right, let's just go to the
01:15:56.920beginning is the minds of the iranians if we can try and get in there so to try and give us some
01:16:01.400perspective we're joined now by say you've got to manage at senior fellow at the national union for
01:16:06.200democracy in iran saeed great to have you with us on i24 news let's talk about some of these new
01:16:11.800appointments specifically iran's new security chief mostly what does this appointment tell
01:16:18.120us about the regime's direction right now okay so just a quick reminder if we go to our boom boom
01:16:25.880bingo sheet this is Mohsen Rezaei now I mentioned a while ago that he has been promoted but guys
01:16:35.240there's there's actually actually so I mentioned this a few days ago that he's been promoted
01:16:40.520so if you go to our if we go to our boom boom bingo sheet Mohsen Rezaei is this one he's the
01:16:46.440one that looks like um like a a rotting apple right where's where did his face go
01:16:53.080there you go he's the one that kind of like his face looks like a weird rotting apple
01:16:59.340i need to find the apple meme um but uh yeah so in that interview they're speaking about
01:17:05.500so he was actually uh retired but then because the united states and israel boom boom so many
01:17:13.920irgc commanders uh they forced him to come out of retirement um because so many of them are dead0.96
01:17:21.700right so so many of these durkas are dead that the islamic regime had no choice but to bring out0.99
01:17:27.540a bunch of like ancient uh fossils that had retired and they're all back now and now like um0.99
01:17:35.940he's like you know he's been promoted so so this is this is Mohsen Rezaei for those of you who are
01:17:43.860keeping track of the boom boom bingo sheet that's Mohsen Rezaei that's who um they're speaking about
01:17:50.020in this interview what does this appointment tell us about the regime's direction right now
01:17:59.540uh thank you for having me after the supreme leader himself the supreme national security
01:18:05.380council fnsc is iran's like most important decision making body when it comes to security
01:18:12.020related issues it's decision uh take effect only after the supreme leader approves them
01:18:18.740but after his approval no other running institution being the speaker of parliament
01:18:25.780or the president can actually reject those decisions decision-making body it has 12
01:18:34.980permanent voting members president chairs the council but it has a secretary that effectively
01:18:42.900runs that council and that secretary is has always been one of the two members uh that are
01:18:50.180representative of the supreme media on the council so the new secretary major general
01:18:55.860muslim is the former commander chief of the irgc guys i found the apple meme i found the apple0.54
01:19:05.460meme guys i'm not joking his face looks like a rotting apple okay let me let me just pull this0.94
01:19:12.020up, guys. I'm not even joking. You guys tell me. Okay, I'm going to share this. Guys, look
01:19:18.960at this. Okay, so this is him. This is Mohsen Rezaei. Okay. That's the apple. Does that
01:19:31.400not look like him guys? Does that not look like him? Look at that. Oh, oh no. Okay. There you go.
01:19:48.940So, so that's him. That's him. And that's the apple. It looks like him, doesn't it? Right?
01:19:56.420so I told you guys I was like his there's the apple meme and Iranians I'm telling you welcome0.99
01:20:03.500to Iranian humor right so you guys you guys all get to get to be uh in in included in the inside0.90
01:20:11.920jokes that we have so some Iranian made this like look at that that's him and then that's the apple0.88
01:20:21.980right oh my gosh it's just the craziest thing0.93
01:20:25.960jihadi apple jihadi apple i know it's wild it's wild all right guys so there you go i just wanted
01:20:35.980to share that because i just i know some of you probably will like we're like what is goldie
01:20:42.620saying what he looks like an apple yeah he he he does look like this weird jihadi like uh apple
01:20:51.140that's rotting or whatever i don't know right guys i always have receipts i always have receipts0.79
01:21:01.380and that's the the apple okay let's continue
01:21:08.980now now that you guys see the apple right because guys every time i see his face i just see that
01:21:14.100apple right all i see is the apple everybody it has 12 uh permanent voting members president
01:21:23.300shares the council uh speaker issues it's decision uh take effect only after the super
01:21:30.100media approves them but after his approval uh no other one in institution being the
01:21:37.140okay wait this is important so let me go back because um he's so uh site was is speaking to
01:21:44.100um different boxes within the boom boom bingo sheet so let me just uh bring up which part he's
01:21:50.020speaking about so that you guys can follow along because um here he's getting deep into the game of
01:21:56.020durka right it's like the game of thrones what we call it the game of durka so this is important
01:22:00.900because i've spoken about how uh things are collapsing internally and now uh say it is
01:22:07.220speaking a bit more about that so let me see which uh box and i i'm pretty sure i know which
01:22:11.700one he's referring to let me just double check and then i'll pull up the boom boom mingo sheet
01:22:15.860and i'll tell you which of those boxes he's referring to the minds of the iranians if we
01:22:21.860can try and get in there so to try and give us some perspective we're joined now by saeed gas
01:22:25.620manager senior fellow at nufti the national union for democracy in iran saeed great to have you with
01:22:31.540us on i24 news let's talk about some of these new appointments specifically iran's new security chief
01:22:37.460what does this appointment tell us about the regime's direction right now
01:22:44.420uh thank you for having me after the supreme leader himself the supreme national security
01:22:50.180council okay so guys if we look at our boom boom bingo sheet he's referring to this box here okay
01:22:59.780So what Saif Qasiminejad is saying is that after this box here, which is the Beit, the House of the Supreme Leader, it's called the Beit, Beit al-Ahbari.
01:23:14.420After this box, the Supreme Security Council is the next most important box.
01:23:22.580Okay. So even though normally you would assume that maybe the, you know, the president of a
01:23:30.800country would be the head of state, but again, this is not a normal democracy. This is an Islamic1.00
01:23:37.040dictatorship, right? Like names are just names. Names are meaningless, right? So Pizishkian,1.00
01:23:44.240you would think that the president would be the head of state and be the one in power. No,1.00
01:23:49.080He's basically a puppet and a tool for everyone else.0.85
01:23:51.640So what Sayyid Qaseminejad is saying is that after the House of the Supreme Leader, which, you know, we don't even know what's going on here because who knows where the current cardboard hominy is, the next important box is this one.0.81
01:24:09.980So the next most important institution is the Supreme Security Council.0.58
01:24:14.940Now, what's interesting is that I actually spoke about this either yesterday or the day before.
01:24:18.680I can't remember, but I was speaking about Lari Gianni.
01:24:21.200Lari Gianni was the second layer of leadership, right?
01:24:24.860So whenever you hear President Trump saying things like, wait, let me pull this up here for you guys.
01:24:33.960Let me pull this up for you guys, right?
01:24:40.780so uh so for example here okay um in this case when president trump is saying their leaders
01:25:00.140are all gone so when he says their leaders are all gone on our boom on the boom boom bingo sheet
01:25:07.100okay he's referring to the first set of leaders so that's basically
01:25:11.900hominy oh no my browser lost connection to audio sorry guys i have to uh i have to reshare sorry
01:25:20.140guys okay so when president trump says that the first layer of leaders are gone he's referring
01:25:31.500to of course hominy okay and then he continues the next set of leaders are all gone so when he
01:25:39.900says the next set of leaders are all gone he's referring to the second layer so going back to
01:25:46.380our boom boom jihadi bingo sheet the second layer uh is laddie johnny right so laddie johnny was the0.59
01:25:53.500second layer, followed, Shamkhani was also the second layer, Shirazi the second layer, right? So0.86
01:26:02.700Khamenei was the first layer, Khamenei, Khabar and Maryish, and then Lari Jani, Lari Jani was the0.70
01:26:08.460second one. So guys, remember, after Khamenei, the second most important and influential person
01:26:17.180within the islamic regime was lari jani because lari jani was essentially khamenei's right hand
01:26:24.460man um and he had pretty much the same exact authority as khamenei right so keep that in mind
01:26:35.580because um khamenei supreme dictator lari jani who's the secretary of the supreme national
01:26:44.940Security Council, and the Supreme National Security Council has more influence and more
01:26:51.620authority than the elected politicians, right? So again, this just goes to show within a
01:26:59.100totalitarian dictatorship, a totalitarian regime, like these elections are meaningless. However,
01:27:07.500the reason that the Islamic regime has elections, we Iranians, we call them selections, right? It's
01:27:14.640basically just an election circus. We call them selections because the numbers are fake. The
01:27:20.280results are fake. It's all like the Islamic regime just makes up the numbers and they just put in0.99
01:27:25.920whoever they want. But the reason that the Islamic regime has elections, you know, initially it was
01:27:32.360to fool Iranian people. And Iranians were fooled up until the Green Movement. And then during the0.84
01:27:39.560Green Movement when, where was he? This one, Khatami, or was it Rouhani? I don't know,
01:27:45.440one of these garbage people. I think it was Khatami. Yeah, it was Khatami during the Green1.00
01:27:51.540Movement. They were like, oh, no, no, no, we're going to reform the Islamic regime. We're going0.85
01:27:58.060to, you know, allow women freedom to, you know, wear whatever they want to wear. They don't have0.91
01:28:03.100cover their hair anyways so um after the green movement uh which was in uh 2009 so i guess i
01:28:10.380guess that was like i guess it was rouhani maybe i can't remember like it's just a blur because
01:28:16.540you know a muslim nazi is a muslim nazi is a muslim nazi you know what actually let me look this up
01:28:20.700um who was it yeah it was it was khatami0.98
01:28:33.100khatami and then musabi just a whole bunch of jerkas right so it was it was musabi so it was
01:28:38.860musabi khatami and then ruhani and they were all just like fighting anyways so um up until the uh
01:28:49.340i would say late 2000s okay um iranians they actually tried to um
01:28:57.580they made the mistake so we iranians i mean not me because i i didn't i didn't vote um but anyways
01:29:07.020but uh like iranians made the mistake of of uh trusting the muslim nazis because um during the
01:29:15.140green movement iranians tried to rise up and overthrow the islamic regime and then what the
01:29:21.300what the muslim nazis what the turban heads said is that oh no no no we we don't need to
01:29:28.660overthrow the islamic regime we can reform the system from within um and so you know these0.92
01:29:36.740turban heads lied to the iranian people and said no no no like like we don't we don't need a0.95
01:29:42.480revolution um we can just reform the system and then of course barack obama barack hussein obama0.50
01:29:48.240instead of standing with the Iranian people, he chose to defend the Muslim Nazis and sent them
01:29:54.800pallets of cash. What happened? So Iranians were like, okay, we're going to vote for0.51
01:30:00.160the candidate who is telling us that they're going to ease the Islamic laws and just allow us to live
01:30:08.360freely. And then, you know, they got voted in and then they basically started murdering people.0.96
01:30:14.000So that's pretty much what happened. That's pretty much what happened with the Green Movement. And as soon as the, you know, the moderates were voted in, they immediately started murdering and hanging and executing Iranian people.0.83
01:30:32.260So as of that point, Iranians, you know, were like, okay, well, you know, fool us once, shame on you. Sorry, but so Iranians have never been fooled again. So the elections, the fake elections were used to make Iranians think that they had a choice or a voice or something like that.
01:30:58.760But if you look at the actual system, right, this is not like any sort of legitimate functional system, right? And so that's why Iranians are saying, like, at this point, it's irrelevant, we just want to overthrow the entire system, because there's no accountability, there's no like, constitutional protections, it's literally an Islamic dictatorship, right?0.90
01:31:26.060They can do whatever they want to do.0.99
01:31:28.500And this is why Ladijani was the second layer of leadership, right?0.90
01:31:35.340Keep in mind, if the so-called president of the Islamic regime had any control or say or power, do not think that the United States would go after him, right?0.95
01:31:48.400If Pizishkion was actually in a legitimate leadership position, wouldn't the United States0.57
01:31:55.900go after Pizishkion? There's a reason that they haven't because the guy's literally useless. He's0.99
01:32:01.460a puppet. He's a puppet for the real layers of leadership. However, the United States got rid0.98
01:32:09.860of the first layer. Again, that's Khamenei. And then when he says we got rid of the second layer,0.95
01:32:15.860that's laddie johnny and sham honey and uh the second layer was uh destroyed i don't know some
01:32:25.180sometimes it was sometime around my birthday sometime around march i feel like it was mid
01:32:30.280to late march wait was was it on my birthday let me see when was laddie johnny killed when was
01:32:36.160laddie johnny chabad amacked march 17 march 17 okay so laddie johnny was sent to hell um
01:32:44.600like like 10 days 10 or 11 days before my birthday okay um so yeah because i because the second layer
01:32:52.940didn't go away immediately but when president trump is speaking about the second layer of
01:32:58.780leadership he's referring to larijani that's because the supreme security council um is
01:33:06.140after so after um the house of the supreme leader the supreme security council is the second most
01:33:14.980important institution they like guys these are the ones who basically run the country okay
01:33:20.300they run the country this is an unelected unelected group they run the country and um
01:33:30.160So, yeah, there's various factions here. But what's interesting is that after Laryjani, who was the second layer of leadership and Khamenei's right-hand man, after he was sent to hell on March 17, his position had remained empty.
01:33:51.400Okay, so even though Zolgad was, you know, kind of sort of replaced him, it was like a, it was more of a de facto replacement. It wasn't an official replacement. But what Saif Qasiminejad in the interview that we're going to go back and watch now, what Saif Qasiminejad is saying in his interview on I24 News is that Mohsen Reza'i, right, the guy that they pulled out of retirement,
01:34:20.200because the United States at IDF, Israel, they boom boomed too many of their top commanders
01:34:26.000and they didn't have anyone left with experience, left alive.
01:34:28.920So they had to pull him out of retirement.0.94
01:34:31.100So now the, you know, weird jihadi apple, remember, here's the jihadi apple, right?1.00
01:34:38.060So this is the jihadi apple, right?0.98
01:34:41.220So now the weird jihadi Apple is now in charge of the Supreme Security Council, okay?0.98
01:34:56.920So that's sort of the background info on what you guys need to know.0.96
01:35:01.400and yes the supreme security council is at this point i would say probably uh you know the most
01:35:09.000influential given that we we haven't seen or heard from hominy right so guys this is like in-depth
01:35:16.520game of durka analysis um and intel that you guys will never ever see on the mainstream media so
01:35:25.400there you go so that's what awesome ian is speaking about so he's speaking about most so
01:35:30.360most energy is the you know the weird jihadi apple face um and the supreme national security
01:35:37.000council is uh basically what was um the second layer of leadership and most energy has now
01:35:46.680replaced lari johnny which means uh reza is probably not a very happy camper right now
01:35:53.720because if he's now become the second layer of leadership there's an even bigger target on his
01:35:58.840back right now um by the united states and israel so he's not a very happy camper i actually have
01:36:04.760more to say on this guys because i um i i translated well i watched morad veisi last
01:36:11.160night and i translated some of his stuff he goes even more in depth into um into all of this well
01:36:18.920let's get back to this interview now that you guys have contacts now we can follow along
01:36:23.160is the minds of the iranians if we can try and get in there so to try and give us some perspective
01:36:27.560we're joined now by saeed gaseminejad senior fellow at nukti the national union for democracy
01:36:32.760in iran saeed great to have you with us on i24 news let's talk about some of these new appointments
01:36:38.040specifically iran's new security chief mosin what does this appointment tell us about the
01:36:44.360regime's direction right now uh thank you for having me after the supreme leader himself
01:36:51.560the supreme national security council fnc is iran's like most important decision making body
01:36:58.440when it comes to security related issues it's decision uh take effect only after the super
01:37:05.240leader approves them but after his approval uh no other iranian institution being the
01:37:12.440speaker of parliament or the president can actually reject those
01:37:17.240decision-making body. It has 12 permanent voting members, president chairs the council,
01:37:28.120but it has a secretary that effectively runs that council and that secretary
01:37:34.200has always been one of the two members that are representative of the Supreme
01:37:39.560Medera on the council. So the new secretary, Major General Mohsen Rezaei, he's the former
01:37:45.560commander chief of the IRGC. After Mushtaba Khamenei, Khamenei Jr. assumed power in Iran,
01:37:54.200he appointed Mohsen Rezaei as his military advisor, military aid. Khamenei Sr.'s military aid was
01:38:03.880killed by Baezri. So that itself was an important position. And a few points interesting about1.00
01:38:12.280reza so reza's son in late 1990s defected to united states he was later found dead in dubai
01:38:22.200a lot of people think that the regime sorry so i got garbled a little bit there but
01:38:28.440but guys essentially mosin reza murdered his own son um mosin reza's son defected i've spoken about
01:38:35.720this previously um on iran revolution live but his his son defected and uh most centers i had
01:38:42.520his son murdered because um his son was starting to spill uh spill the tea about the internal
01:38:50.360workings of the islamic regime so mosin murdered his own child uh to protect um islam so again if0.97
01:38:58.680anyone is wondering how insane these people are they they will they will literally murder their0.98
01:39:04.200own children to protect their jihad and their Islam.0.97
01:39:09.200Obviously, with his permission or not a position in space.0.71
01:39:15.860And he has a very interesting idea for how to resolve Iran's economic problem.0.54
01:39:21.620His idea is that the regime should abduct American soldiers in the region and then demand
01:41:47.540So there you go. So that was the interview from Saeed Qaseminejad speaking about some of the internal Durka and what all that means. Now, guys, I want to get to some breaking protests from Iranians inside of occupied Iran.
01:42:07.540So, hot off the press, you probably haven't even heard about this or seen this in the mainstream media yet, but based on videos received by Iran International, a group of nurses in Neishabur gathered in front of Hakim Hospital on Tuesday, it's not August 20th, it's August 11th.
01:42:27.540Um, it's, uh, biste mordod. So this is why, um, come on, that's, what is that? Copy, right? So the, the, the, the, um, oftentimes, unfortunately, the, um, Iranian, uh, like the translations won't work accurately, but this is actually August 11.
01:42:54.300Okay, so Vista Mordad is August 11, not August 20.
01:42:59.700In protest against unpaid back wages and performance bonuses, shortages of equipment and staff, and mandatory overtime.
01:43:08.860Chanting, performance bonuses are our rights, the money's in your pockets.
01:43:14.220So guys, there are a lot of people inside of occupied Iran who haven't been getting paid.
01:43:22.480And I've been saying to all of you for the past several months, right, the economy is a big deal.
01:43:31.940And a lot of people are focusing on the boom booms, but a lot of people are forgetting about the economy and the economic impact.
01:43:40.300And, you know, the Iranian people right now, 70 percent live below the poverty line, but also many are not getting paid.0.66
01:43:48.020And remember, President Trump and Scott Besant and Marco Rubio and others, they've actually mentioned and spoken about how the economy inside of occupied Iran is pretty much dead because of the failure and mismanagement of the Islamic regime.1.00
01:44:10.020right because um iran is currently occupied by a bunch of inbred uneducated durkas whose only0.99
01:44:17.700education is reading the quran which basically talks about how uh you know a woman is a woman's0.97
01:44:25.780worth um is less than the left testicle of a man and i spoke about that in the previous episode of
01:44:32.500iran revolution live so if you want to understand why um shia muslims believe that a man's left0.87
01:44:40.100testicle is worth more than the life of a woman go and watch the previous iran revolution live0.81
01:44:46.020but that that's basically the quran right like that's that's their religion that's their ideology1.00
01:44:50.580so you know in that sort of ideology obviously they're not going to know how to run a country0.99
01:44:55.460and the economy has gone to hell. And keep in mind, the entire Iranian revolution started on0.75
01:45:03.500December 28 with the collapse of the riyal, when the riyal went to a historic low of 1.4 million
01:45:12.740riyals, is the equivalent of one US dollar. So the situation has been worsening. And I guess
01:45:21.840it's gotten to the point where people can't afford to pay their rent, they can't afford to
01:45:28.620buy things, right? So guys, there's not a lack of supplies, right? So it's not like there's a lack
02:05:13.200So basically they're saying that the IRGC are lying, the leaders are liars, they've stolen
02:05:43.040everything that they've destroyed everyone guys okay so i want to point out something here and0.67
02:05:51.680i guys really like look at this do you see how um these iranian men are dressed
02:05:59.680right pay attention to their clothing and let me know um how many you know kafiyas
02:06:07.680or stuff like that you guys see okay how many kafias do you see um you know how many covered
02:06:15.680faces do you see right like this is what i mean like iranians we're normal people and we just we0.97
02:06:25.360dress regularly right um and yet whenever you see the pro-ballastine pro-hamas jihadi garbage0.96
02:06:34.480nonsense pro-terrorist rallies in the united states they literally dress up like terrorists0.97
02:06:41.180and they're like oh this is our culture right like um but but this is how this is how people
02:06:47.260actually dress in iran right and uh yeah not exactly wmk not a single turban not a single turban
02:06:57.560so guys they're basically uh protesting the islamic revolutionary guard corps they're calling
02:07:12.620out the sipa um for uh destroying the telecoms and pretty much uh destroying their jobs and
02:07:18.720their livelihood because uh these this group is also not getting paid right now0.86
02:07:23.260yeah box lid says look just like older men yeah exactly like they just they just look like
02:07:31.020you know older men um many of them pensioners who just haven't been paid right they haven't
02:07:36.440been paid they haven't been getting their pensions and uh they're demonstrating now right yep
02:07:43.280yep well i mean some of them do grow beards but if they grow beards uh it's it's generally like
02:07:52.500well-groomed but you're absolutely right um they uh they they don't they don't grow durka beards
02:07:59.620right they don't grow the durka jihadi beards um you know some of them have their shirts tucked in
02:08:05.460some of them don't i guess it just depends on their side i mean this guy doesn't have his shirt
02:08:08.820tucked in most of them do um but you know they're they're pretty much uh you know pretty pretty
02:08:15.780well-dressed right um and um they they're they're they're very well groomed right like they're a
02:08:25.620well-groomed uh group of people so um you know like i'm looking at them and i'm like okay so i
02:08:33.380know for a fact that this crowd does not smell right because grooming is important um you know
02:08:40.500dressing well is important and uh yeah no no jihadi beards and obviously no turbans1.00
02:08:49.380yeah exactly they're wearing colors not the kill all the infidels black1.00
02:08:54.580i mean to be fair though um yeah okay so they look like telecom workers good to know there1.00
02:09:01.780you go good to know good to know i mean last i just have to say i mean i usually wear all black0.92
02:09:07.700but that's not like a kill the infidels black but i know what you mean it's it's the it's1.00
02:09:12.660the whole like covering their face with like the black jihadi stuff but um there you go yeah i mean0.96
02:09:17.860they look civilized guys these are these are your typical average iranians right so this is what you
02:09:24.500you can expect um in a free run did you guys notice so this girl so this girl is walking by
02:09:47.560with her mom. And so this girl is not wearing hijab. Now keep in mind, hijab is mandatory in1.00
02:09:57.840occupied Iran. So when Iranian women, especially young girls, when you see them walking around1.00
02:10:05.000without hijab, that's not because hijab is voluntary. Okay. This right here, this is a sign
02:10:17.160of civil disobedience so this young girl okay this young woman again she is literally risking0.89
02:10:24.920her life by walking around without wearing the hijab um but a lot of young iranian women
02:10:33.480um and older iranian women as well are doing this now because uh this is a sign of civil disobedience0.50
02:10:41.160this is a sign of you know this is their way of saying that they don't support the islamic regime
02:10:47.160they don't want Islam. However, what the Islamic regime does, especially through their propagandists,0.54
02:10:54.280is they will take videos like this, and they will change the message, and they will change0.83
02:10:59.960the narrative. So they will share footage like this and say, see, this Iranian woman is walking
02:11:06.200around without hijab. Therefore, you know, Iran is a free country, and everyone who is complaining
02:11:14.040about mandatory hijab are lying because obviously Iranian women can walk around and show their hair
02:11:20.520so that's how they lie and that's how they change the narrative okay because hijab is mandatory and0.89
02:11:27.480in fact I've shown videos in previous Iran revolution lives where the Muslim Nazis are
02:11:35.640literally saying that the fact that Iranian women are walking around without covering their hair
02:11:42.580This is a threat to Islam, and they need to make Iran even more Islamic so that they don't show their hair.0.99
02:11:53.320Stanley says same thing for foreigners.1.00
02:11:55.400Yes, whether or not you are an Iranian woman or non-Iranian woman, if you are in Iran, regardless of your religion, you are mandated to wear the hijab.0.92
02:12:12.580And, you know, I don't want to mention that, that the Pakistani big, the Pakistani, you know, rat or whatever, bush rat. But so what's really funny about bush rat is that, you know, this, this Pakistani terrorist lover, I call her, I call her, but anyway, so, so this Pakistani,0.99
02:12:40.980she went to occupied Iran she was invited by the Islamic regime to go and0.96
02:12:47.040you know she's walking around basically like oh look my hair is
02:12:52.800uncovered Iranian women are free and you know no one's bothering me yeah that's0.78
02:12:57.960because you're literally making a promotional propaganda video however
02:13:01.920what's really funny is that literally right after that she had to go on
02:13:06.360um islamic regime uh durka news and when she went on the durka news network her hair was covered0.96
02:13:13.960right her hair was covered because there's no way that the islamic regime is ever going to allow
02:13:21.080um you know a a woman showing her hair on islamic regime tv so there you go uh they they had to like0.99
02:13:31.480Like the bush rats, the Pakistani bush rats had to cover her hair when she went on Durka News Network.0.98
02:13:39.400And again, but this is how they lie. Right. So they're basically all propagandists.1.00
02:13:45.720Someone is asking, how does the regime decide who to arrest and not bother?
02:13:50.480So it depends. So it depends on whether or not they catch you.
02:13:55.640First of all, they have to catch you. It depends on what neighborhood you're in.
02:13:59.480If you are in a rich, affluent part of the country, then the Islamic morality police, they're not going to bother you.0.97
02:14:10.520Because generally speaking, the rich, affluent parts, that's where the children of the Islamic regime members live, right?0.98
02:14:23.800So a lot of times, you know, propagandists of the Islamic regime, they will share footage of, you know, northern Tehran, for example, and they'll be like, like, they'll literally show northern Tehran, you know, a tiny, tiny little community within a bigger city and within a, you know, country of 90 million people.
02:14:45.400and they'll show northern northern tehran and be like look everyone is walking around free
02:14:50.720iran is free meanwhile the reason that they can do that over there is because of course um that's0.64
02:14:58.420the rich part of town if you're a child of someone who's within the islamic regime they're not going0.89
02:15:03.540to bother you or if you're rich enough that you could bribe the islamic morality police you know0.87
02:15:08.480then when they want to come and arrest you uh for you know showing your hair you basically pay them0.73
02:15:14.320you bribe them and then they leave you alone right so um but unfortunately the other 95 percent of0.98
02:15:21.420Iranian people don't have that privilege which is why um you know a lot of Iranian women um are
02:15:27.700victims of sexual assault and of course are murdered by the Islamic regime for showing their0.62
02:15:33.140hair so that's the context behind this so this young woman and again yeah like guys this right
02:15:39.040here I'm not even joking the fact that her ankles are showing this is also illegal this is also0.97
02:15:46.400illegal Iranian women have been arrested and dragged away by the Islamic morality police1.00
02:15:53.720for showing this much ankle okay like this is not allowed that your your pants are supposed to go0.96
02:15:59.820down so she's with I'm assuming this is her mother as you can see her mother um has like a headscarf0.95
02:16:06.640but it's more loose and then you know she's wearing a longer skirt but uh the younger one0.98
02:16:11.000her daughter um right so there you go like this right here totally illegal um but this gives me
02:16:19.500a lot of hope right i mean this gives me hope this should also give all of you hope because0.96
02:16:24.800uh when i tell you that we iranians we're not muslim and we don't want the islamic regime0.99
02:16:31.140This is what I'm talking about, right? This is how brave our Gen Z is. Like, I don't want to be biased, but I kind of am. I feel like Iranian Gen Z are literally some of the bravest, the bravest Gen Z's in the world because they're risking their lives every day.0.99
02:16:50.420and of course the vast majority of Iranians who were murdered on January 8 and 9 by the Islamic
02:16:56.620regime were Gen Z they were Gen Z um so there you go that's the context behind um this uh you know
02:17:05.680woman uh this mother I'm assuming mother and daughter right and then if we just continue you
02:17:10.820can see the the telecoms workers right like they're just you know dressed like normal people
02:19:51.540i was just speaking about hijab and uh how they force you right this this is this is
02:19:58.740this is the stuff that the propagandists don't want you to see so you know this is why that1.00
02:20:05.300garbage pakistani you know see there or whatever i call her jen the hanum um that's why jen the0.99
02:20:13.300hanum is literally like the the concubine of of the islamic durkas occupying iran let me go back0.75
02:20:21.620and i will uh i'll read the subtitles this time um for those of you who are following along um and
02:20:27.940can't read the subtitles yourself so i'm not exaggerating right i'm not exaggerating because
02:20:33.300this footage this is from yesterday so yeah um and so this is uh the person who's filming this
02:20:41.540um is i'm assuming part of the islamic morality police where was this this was this is in iran
02:20:48.980this is an occupied iran it literally says woman in iran forced to change clothes and street over
02:20:54.820hijab so um this is uh either like uh islamic morality police maybe she was off duty or you
02:21:02.340you know, someone affiliated with the Islamic regime. And yeah, do you see how the Muslims1.00
02:21:08.280believe that they have the right to tell others how to dress, and you know, what to wear and how1.00
02:21:15.080to dress? Yeah, guys, this is why this is why we tell you that Sharia law is incompatible with1.00
02:21:21.780Western civilization. And this is why we tell you not to allow this ideology into your country.1.00
02:21:27.940because once you allow this ideology into your country um this is how they operate this is how
02:21:34.280they behave they they literally believe that they have the Allah given right to tell everyone else
02:21:41.560how to dress right um so let me let's watch this again and I will read the subtitles for all of
02:21:47.620you guys well so the the woman who's filming she comes up and she's like my dear but she's0.70
02:21:57.780saying my dear sarcastically so this woman she's just sitting here in the chair and you know she's
02:22:03.540wearing shorts and a t-shirt guys it is hot it's hot in iran okay it's a hot country especially in0.99
02:22:10.300the summer so you know wearing shorts and a t-shirt is normal so now this like a hijabi0.69
02:22:15.700yeah the fati commando exactly this is a fati commando so the fati commando uh comes up to uh0.98
02:22:23.760And guys, Fatih Commando, that's like the Islamic regime version of Aunt Lydia.
02:22:29.420So anyone who has read The Handmaid's Tale or if you've watched The Handmaid's Tale,0.92
02:22:36.320you know the aunts, you know, like Aunt Lydia and others?0.98
02:22:40.500Yeah, so the Fatih Commandos are like the Islamic jihadi versions of the Aunt Lydia's.
02:22:47.500in fact um handmaid's tale was inspired by um the islamic regime so so this fati commando
02:22:57.900um walks over to this iranian woman um who's just literally she's just sitting there minding her
02:23:05.180own business okay she's sitting there minding her own business the the hijabi durkam the muslim
02:23:11.820woman goes up to her and then she and then the muslim woman's like my dear and then the woman's0.77
02:23:18.020like yes and then the muslim woman is like your trousers right she's basically like where are your0.69
02:23:23.740pants and then the iranian woman responds i'm waiting for my child to come to work0.98
02:23:32.280and then the muslim woman says this is disgraceful behavior right because according to islam0.93
02:23:40.180Um, if you're wearing shorts, uh, that's disgraceful, right? If, if you're, if you're0.99
02:23:45.480showing your legs, um, that's, uh, an insult to Islam. And then she says, you can't go like this
02:23:55.640even in Turkey. Um, that is a lie, by the way, because women are allowed to wear shorts in0.85
02:24:09.460turkey so again remember when it comes to the muslim nazis if their lips are moving they're0.62
02:24:14.180lying so this muslim woman goes up to this iranian woman and the muslim uh muslim woman is like uh0.97
02:24:21.300you know where are your pants this is disgraceful behavior you can't go like this even in turkey1.00
02:24:28.100and then and then the iranian woman just ignores her right0.99
02:24:32.660and then the the muslim woman says get up get up and leave right like0.97
02:24:39.620do you see the audacity do you see the audacity that the muslims have when they're in control0.99
02:24:44.940yeah and then you know the muslim woman is like get up what kind of behavior is this1.00
02:24:55.040and then the iranian woman is like what did you say what did you say to me0.95
02:24:59.320And then the Muslim woman says, what kind of behavior is this? Guys, imagine having the audacity to go up to someone else and say, your behavior is disgraceful because you are not dressed according to the rules of my religion.0.98
02:25:22.240right keep that in mind keep that in mind the iranian woman right the iranian woman is sitting0.95
02:25:29.040there minding her own business the muslim woman the muslim woman is going up to the iranian woman0.76
02:25:35.360and saying your behavior is disgraceful because uh you are not respecting my religion you are0.97
02:25:43.280insulting my religion by not wearing pants or covering up guys welcome to islam welcome0.60
02:25:51.360to Sharia law. Yeah, this is the ideology that you guys are mass importing into your countries,1.00
02:25:59.260right? Now, when they're in the minority, okay, when they're in the minority, they're like,
02:26:05.400Islam is peace, blah, blah, blah, blah, freedom of religion. However, this right here, this is what0.61
02:26:12.100happens when they're in the majority, okay? Take this as a warning. This is what happens when they
02:26:19.700become the majority. This is what happens when they build their super cities and their complexes
02:26:26.640or whatever, because you know what happens? Then they're going to say, then they're going to say,
02:26:31.440oh, this area is a Muslim majority area and you have to respect our culture and you have to cover
02:26:39.640up, you have to cover yourself out of respect for our culture. That's how it starts. It's not1.00
02:26:46.500actually culture it's their religion right and then this is this right here this is what happens1.00
02:26:53.220when the muslims take over and they import sharia law and they force sharia law on everyone okay0.93
02:27:03.780and then that now and now the muslim woman literally starts yelling at her the0.98
02:27:08.180muslim woman is like i told you what kind of behavior is this1.00
02:27:10.740right so now the the muslim woman now the muslim woman has the audacity to say to the iranian woman1.00
02:27:23.300you have no right to walk around like this okay so the muslim woman is saying to the
02:27:30.260iranian woman you don't have a right to walk around wearing shorts0.97
02:27:33.620and then the muslim woman says go quickly and pull yourself together1.00
02:27:43.220and then yells at her yells at her get in the car before i come over1.00
02:27:50.980and then the woman's like stay right there stay right there because now1.00
02:27:54.660this muslim woman she's probably going to call the police right like she so now that muslim woman is1.00
02:27:59.860going to call for a backup right so she's calling for um islamic morality police backup right because1.00
02:28:06.820uh remember the very act of wearing shorts that's an insult to islam and uh we we women we don't1.00
02:28:14.100have the right to wear shorts um because that uh is considered an insult to their religion yeah0.84
02:28:22.180welcome to um welcome to sharia law guys and then she's like you're damned wrong to come out dressed
02:28:31.860like this she says is a very very like rude and crude way of saying like you're wrong
02:28:40.340you're wrong to come out this way so um is it's it's almost swearing it's not swearing but it's
02:28:47.540very rude and it's it's just a very crude thing to say and then so and then the woman the iranian
02:28:55.700woman she turns around and she's like go go and tell the intelligence ministry right so the iranian0.94
02:29:02.580women wearing shorts because again like iranians we've had it we've had it with islam we've had it0.92
02:29:08.260with the durkas we've had it with like their jihad and their you know allah and their muhammad and1.00
02:29:14.580you know whatever like we're just we're sick and tired of it we iranians we're not muslim we don't1.00
02:29:18.980want anything to do with their religion you know like take your religion just go back to saudi1.00
02:29:23.620arabia where you belong and leave the rest of us alone right so that's why like this iranian woman1.00
02:29:29.300she's like go and tell the intelligence ministry and then uh the the muslim woman the muslim woman1.00
02:29:35.860who's harassing her basically says um you know shut your mouth but she says it very rudely right1.00
02:29:42.100She says the, um, she, she says it in the, the swear word, right? Um, I mean, it's, it, it's not really a swear word, but it's very rude, right? It's, uh, you know how, um, okay. I know there's, there's children watching, so, um, I don't know. Yeah, there you go.
02:30:02.580I mean, the subtitles, the subtitles say it, right?0.99
02:39:25.220They want to erase our identity and our culture and they're very upset over the fact that
02:39:32.940we as Iranians have refused to worship a bunch of dead Arab warlords and instead we prefer
02:39:40.640to focus on our own heritage which is Cyrus the Great and of course the Persian Empire
02:39:48.360and of course Zoroastrianism. I'm going to go to one final video and then I'm going to
02:39:56.700I'm going to actually a few more a few more videos and then of course
02:40:03.040your super chat so guys anyone who has questions or comments for me now would be the time to ask
02:40:09.740them in the super chats because i'm gonna get to that uh momentarily um but um there you go so uh
02:40:16.940iranians are still fighting against the islamic regime and here this is footage from a couple
02:40:23.820of days ago post protester sets khamenei banner on fire and chants long live the shop
02:40:39.740Wow, so he says, so this person is saying, noble people of Iran, it's time to take our
02:40:54.420Iran back. It's time to return to the streets and finish this once and for all. And he says,
02:41:08.380we carry on? And then he says, Javid Shah, long live the Shah. And of course, he is burning
02:41:15.100an image of Khamenei, the dead supreme dictator. So, Iranians, are we getting ready to rise
02:41:23.100up and overthrow the terrorist Islamic regime? Yes, absolutely. And the time is coming much0.83
02:41:31.540sooner, much sooner than people think. And to anyone, everyone and anyone who's wondering,
02:41:40.120are Iranians still getting ready to rise up? Absolutely. Absolutely. It's still happening.0.99
02:41:48.620It's not a matter, guys, I want to be very clear about something. It's not a matter of if,
02:41:53.300it's a matter of when. Now, I wanted to share just a couple of more positive and upbeat
02:42:02.740videos before I end the live stream, before I get to your super chats, of course, but
02:42:13.220where is it? There's a couple of videos that I saw that was just, I thought it was absolutely
02:42:21.180beautiful so um one of the things i've noticed on instagram is that uh there's there's like a
02:42:30.060national revival okay so there's a national revival um that's happening um amongst iranians
02:42:37.500on instagram and uh um let me start with this one where is it where is it where is it here we go
02:42:46.140so this video uh this video instagram video is in persian um but i'll pretty much give you the
02:42:58.220gist of this video or actually i wonder if i can see the translation there we go so this account
02:43:04.900is called tariqa parsi which means um iranian history um and the caption says we've been lied
02:43:13.840to for years that the dog is filthy so remember in islam okay in islam the muslims say that dogs
02:43:22.160are haram um in ancient iran the dog was a symbol of loyalty and the guard of the house however
02:43:31.680what happened and you guys will be able to follow along because the video like the the video here is
02:43:37.520pretty, pretty easy to follow along with. So in the Persian
02:43:42.080Empire, in the Persian civilization, dogs were a very0.99
02:43:48.260important part of Iranian society. In fact, dogs are
02:43:51.580considered part divine and part holy in the Zoroastrian faith.1.00
02:43:58.040And all Iranians kept dogs in the house. And basically, in the1.00
02:44:02.280Persian Empire, it was illegal to injure dogs. Anyone who injured a dog or hurt a dog was
02:44:11.320basically punished. There was jail time or something like that. Dogs were treated with
02:44:16.940respect. Dogs were essentially part of the family. However, when the Arab Muslims started
02:44:23.480to invade Persia, because Iranians all had dogs and the dogs basically would warn Iranians about0.69
02:44:31.820an intruder um the arab muslims then uh claimed that dogs are haram in islam and they said that0.92
02:44:40.140any house that owns a dog um angels will not live in that house nor seven houses apart from that0.72
02:44:49.100house right so they basically began to discourage uh iranians from um having dogs because they said
02:44:56.060dogs are you know considered dirty uh in islam and that way they were able to then break into
02:45:04.860iranian homes and um and conquer and you know rape and pillage and all that stuff um0.94
02:45:12.940so there you go so that's basically the gist of this video but i'm just gonna0.58
02:45:15.980so so this muslim girl is playing with the iranian girl's dog and then you know the the
02:45:26.840mullah the turban head is like get over here that dog is najis right najis means um like uh0.87
02:45:33.360dirty so then this iranian girl she's saying to her dad she's like baba like why do the muslim0.95
02:45:45.840And then now he gets into the explanation and you can follow along with the video.0.90
02:46:00.840So he's like my daughter. In ancient Iran, Iranians kept dogs in their homes.
02:46:07.840And then, you guys caught that word, Tazi, right?0.59
02:46:11.840So he says, after the Tazi's started to attack Iran,0.57
02:46:16.460dogs were basically the guardians of the homes0.97
02:46:22.220and they would chase away or attack the Tazi's,1.00
02:46:25.240essentially the Arab Muslim and Bags.0.62
02:46:26.860So then he says, then the Arabs gave a fatwa that dogs are dirty, dogs are unclean and people cannot keep dogs in their homes.0.85
02:46:56.860And then he says that after that fatwa, unfortunately, Iranians, given, you know, I guess, Iranians were convinced by that fatwa and they basically abandoned all of their dogs and then they let all of their dogs go so Iranians didn't have dogs in their homes anymore after that fatwa by the Arab Muslims and then, of course, then the Arab Muslims were able to invade.
02:47:26.860so then he's like and then because the arab muslims were able to convince the iranians that
02:47:42.520dogs are haram that's how uh the arab muslims were then able to invade homes um and uh and then0.87
02:47:52.580you know rape and pillage um and then the end of the video says so the end of the video says1.00
02:48:00.200uh you know let's wake up and not believe like any you know jihadi nonsense that comes our way0.59
02:48:09.820and then it says you know uh for the enlightenment of iranians um you know share this post with0.63
02:48:20.600everyone so yeah dogs dogs played a very important role in iranian culture actually guys so
02:48:26.840i'm working on um a video about the history and relationship of dogs and iranians um
02:48:34.440that video is going to come out on august 28th
02:48:39.320um because august 28th is the one year passing of my own dog he passed away last year
02:48:46.360so i've been working on that video sorry guys um
02:48:50.600yeah it's taking it's difficult to talk about um sorry guys oh my gosh i was not expecting this
02:59:22.260So then it says, happiness and blessings are for those who.
02:59:37.220wow so uh basically it's um blessings and happiness are are for those people
02:59:47.840who live a life of truthfulness and are the best people that they can be
02:59:54.920there you go guys okay so here here's pretty much the lyrics summarized good thoughts good words
03:00:10.960good deeds ahura mazda um truth uh truth is the truthfulness sorry truthfulness is the best
03:00:22.720good, goodness, and then happiness and blessings are reserved for those people who live a life
03:00:32.900of truthfulness and honesty. That's pretty much the lyrics of this song, right? Guys,
03:00:39.400this is Iranian culture in a nutshell. Iranian culture, Iranian religion, Iranian ideology,
03:00:46.600Right. So for those of you who are wondering, you know, why or how is it that Cyrus the Great, you know, the founder of the Persian Empire, did all these amazing, amazing things.
03:00:57.840And, you know, he he freed the Jews from the Babylonian enslavement, you know, took them back to the promised land.
03:01:02.900He basically created the Cyrus Cylinder, founded the basic notion of human rights and equality of religion.
03:01:11.120And, you know, men and women were equal and, you know, dogs were protected.
03:01:15.280You know, all animals were protected. Right.
03:01:17.120It comes from the Zoroastrian ideology and the Zoroastrian faith, which is Iranian.
03:01:23.780So now that I shared the lyrics, now I'm going to go back and I'll just play the whole thing one more time with no interruptions.
03:01:31.700because now you guys know what this basically means and it's just it's so inspiring right and
03:01:36.340this is what i mean when i say that um iranians as a whole society we're going through this
03:01:42.980renaissance where we are overwhelmingly rejecting islam and we're embracing our cultural
03:01:51.620roots as iranians because it's just it's such a beautiful civilization
03:04:18.400you know i think i think naming your kitty um any any iranian name would oh and you know what um
03:04:30.240i'm trying to think iranians in in the you know what i like aria i like aria
03:04:36.960aria i think aria is uh i would say i'm looking at your comments i think are aria aria or even
03:04:48.420pishi pishi is good too um persia right you can call your kitty persia pishi aria um
03:04:58.160i think any of those would would be beautiful but i really like aria
03:05:03.480i think aria is uh that would be that would be my personal um suggestion so i would probably spell
03:05:13.620it a r i a or a i a r y a whichever whichever one you prefer but uh oh my gosh congratulations on
03:05:23.520your new kitty give your kitty a big a big hug from me and then on my behalf say to your kitty
03:05:30.100right because that's what you do when you're calling kitties over you're like
03:05:35.620right and then um there you go and you can always nickname your kitty uh pishi
03:05:42.740because that's also a nickname that we call our cats0.99
03:05:48.660uh rose says we let the durka invaders abuse our first amendment shake my hand yeah that's0.99
03:05:54.100exactly what they do they abuse uh the first amendment and the second amendment as well so1.00
03:05:58.580That's why we call it an invasion. And this is why we're warning all of you to be careful with the Trojan horse.0.89
03:06:07.360Kuda says, Durud Gigi from the not good Seattle of Seattle, but lovely state of Washington. Great show. Thank you so much for being here. I appreciate that you're enjoying the show. Thank you so much, Kuda. Welcome.
03:06:21.860up scruff dizzle i had my make iran great again shirt and hat delivered on saturday oh i love that
03:06:30.920i love the lion and sun flag on the left side yeah that's that's the exact same hat that i'm
03:06:36.240wearing see and yeah i made sure to have the lion and sun emlin there oh my gosh scruff i'm so happy
03:06:42.580let me know if you're happy with the quality um and and everything so i have um i have a few
03:06:49.740like sweaters for you know that I've ordered for myself for my merch store I don't really wear them
03:06:55.820because it's summertime right now and it's it's too hot but honestly guys like I love my I love
03:07:00.860my hat and uh for you know the fact that I wear it almost every day um surprisingly it's like
03:07:07.500it's really good quality right like even like the stitching and embroidery so but that's because um
03:07:13.840Um, it's actually an American, uh, it's, it's, uh, an American vendor. So I think they're based
03:07:21.720out of like Texas or something anyway. So, you know, it's good quality, but Oh, stuff. That's
03:07:26.620amazing. I'm so happy. Thank you so much. That totally made my day. Okay, guys. So I'm going to
03:07:34.100go to, uh, the final, final video, and then I'm going to end, uh, the live stream, but I will be
03:07:41.160back. Guys, this went on much longer than I thought. Wow, I could speak for hours and hours.
03:07:46.740But guys, I will be back because there's a lot to talk about when it comes to the, you know,
03:07:52.220geopolitics and all of that stuff. But I wanted to end on this final note, guys. Okay. And this
03:07:59.740final video, I'll read the captions for you. And the rest of it is pretty self-explanatory. Okay.
03:08:08.240so the captions are three things that you will never see okay so the captions are three thing
03:08:17.960three things you will never see um and you guys are going to see three pictures of things that