Goldie Ghamari - August 15, 2026


IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE: DAY 212

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🚨 IRGC PURGE PART 2: More Generals Are FALLING — What Americans Aren’t Being Told 🚨 LIVE PART 2: Trump vs Iran ESCALATES — Hormuz Crisis Takes a Dangerous Turn

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00:02:29 When you look at the crowds today, you have maybe five, six thousand people here.
00:02:33 On the streets yesterday, a million people, a million Iranians in the street for the Ayatollah
00:02:37 Khomeini.
00:02:38 Does that not give you concern?
00:02:39 Does that not make you afraid?
00:02:40 Because they are afraid.
00:02:41 Yeah, that's right.
00:02:42 And most of the people don't say anything because they are afraid.
00:02:47 And they are in silence, you know.
00:02:50 They don't say anything. 0.63
00:02:51 Is this the silent majority of Iran out here now?
00:02:54 Yes, yes, yes, that's right. 0.73
00:02:56 Do you want the Shah to return? 0.95
00:02:57 Yes, sure, sure. 0.97
00:02:58 He's gone by it by him.
00:03:01 WOULD HE MISS?
00:03:02 Yeah?
00:03:03 Haha, you expansion, and you skilled people!
00:03:06 What do you want to show up?
00:03:08 Want to show up!
00:03:10 I want to show up!
00:03:11 How is your job?
00:03:12 G'd I want to show up!
00:03:14 What do you want to show up, why does
00:03:15 you want to show up! 1.00
00:03:16 What did she want to show up? 0.99
00:03:17 Just don't want to keep up! 1.00
00:03:18 Why do youzenie? 0.87
00:03:21 Oh yeah!
00:03:22 Secondly, in the area of Sπάs, he says the
00:03:50 47 years we've been bleeding in the dark 0.99
00:04:07 Under the shadow of the Islamic regime 0.98
00:04:11 With a stone-cold heart 1.00
00:04:14 They silenced our voices
00:04:17 They turned off our light
00:04:20 Fifty-eight days without internet
00:04:23 But we still fought the night
00:04:26 Our children took the streets
00:04:29 They raised their empty hands
00:04:33 And the world looked away
00:04:36 Do you understand?
00:04:39 Do you know Europe?
00:04:42 Do you know what's been done?
00:04:45 Do you know Europe?
00:04:47 42,000 souls are gone
00:04:51 Killed in two days
00:04:53 By a regime drenched in blood
00:04:57 Do you know you're up?
00:05:00 Or have you just given up?
00:05:04 Do you know you're up?
00:05:07 Do you feel anything at all?
00:05:10 Or did something break inside you?
00:05:13 While I read and answered the call
00:05:19 42,000 lives, two days, that's all it took
00:05:28 Mothers and fathers and sons, did you even look?
00:05:35 We stand with Crown Prince Reza Pallavi
00:05:38 Our hope and voice
00:05:41 Millions behind him marching
00:05:44 He is our only choice
00:05:47 He only fights for freedom
00:05:50 Democracy and human rights
00:05:53 But you mock him in your chambers
00:05:56 While he fights for our lives
00:06:00 To pull us out of this darkness
00:06:02 This century-long night
00:06:05 While you sign deals with our killers 0.51
00:06:08 And call it diplomatic right
00:06:12 Do you know Europe?
00:06:15 Do you know what's been done?
00:06:19 Do you know Europe?
00:06:20 They hang 60, 40 souls one by one
00:06:24 Hang within four months
00:06:27 By a regime drenched in blood 0.85
00:06:30 Do you know Europe?
00:06:33 Or have you just given up?
00:06:37 Do you know you're up?
00:06:39 Do you feel anything at all?
00:06:43 Or did something break inside you?
00:06:47 While I ran and answered the call
00:06:52 Do you know you're up?
00:07:07 What happened to you, Europe?
00:07:23 What made you so cold?
00:07:26 What turned your heart to stone?
00:07:29 While our story went untold
00:07:32 Is oil worth more than blood?
00:07:35 Is silence worth the shame?
00:07:39 Because while you negotiate with murderers
00:07:43 We are dying 0.99
00:07:46 Calling your name
00:07:53 Do you know you're up?
00:07:57 Do you know what's been done?
00:08:00 Do you know you're up?
00:08:02 42,000 souls are gone
00:08:06 Killed in two days
00:08:08 By a regime drenched in blood
00:08:12 Do you know you're up?
00:08:15 Or have you just given up?
00:08:19 Do you know you're up?
00:08:20 We are still here
00:08:22 We are still strong
00:08:25 Do you know you're up?
00:08:26 How much longer?
00:08:28 How much longer?
00:08:32 How long do you know you're long?
00:09:02 Okay, let's go.
00:09:03 Okay, let's do it again.
00:09:08 Thank you so much for joining us.
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00:10:05 We'll be right back, we'll be right back.
00:10:35 Come on !
00:10:37 Ding Dong 1.00
00:11:03 to all of our friends around the world under the yoke of the islamic republic 0.99
00:11:18 iran is identified in your minds with terrorism extremism and poverty the real iran
00:11:26 is a different iran a beautiful peace-loving and flourishing iran it is the iran that existed
00:11:36 before the islamic republic and it is the iran that will rise again from its ashes the day the
00:11:43 islamic republic falls so let me be clear about how a free iran will act towards its neighbors 0.88
00:11:51 and the world after the fall of this regime in security and foreign policy iran's nuclear
00:12:00 military program will end support for terrorist groups will cease immediately a free iran will
00:12:09 work with regional and global partners to confront terrorism organized crime drug trafficking
00:12:18 and extremist islamism iran will act as a friend and a stabilizing force in the region
00:12:27 and it will be a responsible partner in global security in diplomacy relations with the united
00:12:36 states will be normalized and our friendship with america and her people will be restored
00:12:42 However, the state of Israel will be recognized immediately.
00:12:48 We will pursue the expansion of the Abraham Accords into the Cyrus Accords, 0.74
00:12:54 bringing together a free Iran, Israel, and the Arab world.
00:12:59 A new chapter will begin, grounded in mutual recognition, sovereignty, and national interest.
00:13:09 In energy, Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the world.
00:13:16 A free Iran will become a reliable energy supplier to the free world. 0.62
00:13:22 Policymaking will be transparent. 0.99
00:13:25 Iran's actions will be responsible. 1.00
00:13:29 Prices will be predictable. 0.57
00:13:31 In transparency and governance, Iran will adopt and enforce international standards.
00:13:38 Money laundering will be confronted.
00:13:42 Organized corruption will be dismantled.
00:13:45 Public institutions will answer to the people.
00:13:50 In the economy, Iran is one of the world's last great untapped markets.
00:13:57 Our population is educated, modern, with a diaspora that connects it to the four corners of the world.
00:14:06 A democratic Iran will open its economy to trade, investment, and innovation.
00:14:13 And Iran will seek to invest in the world.
00:14:18 Opportunity will replace isolation.
00:14:23 This is not an abstract vision.
00:14:25 It is a practical one, grounded in national interest, stability, and cooperation.
00:14:34 To achieve this, now is the time to stand with the Iranian people.
00:14:41 The fall of the Islamic Republic and the establishment of a secular, democratic government in Iran
00:14:48 will not only restore dignity to my people,
00:14:52 it will benefit the region and the world.
00:14:57 A free Iran will be a force for peace,
00:15:00 for prosperity, and for partnership.
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00:16:48 I'll see you next time. 0.89
00:17:18 BALAZO SINE ZEPHER BULEND NIGAM GAWİD-SHAH 0.95
00:17:22 WAKTY WAAS GAMD NIG, GERCHE GOSTE HAMON KEM NİST 0.89
00:17:27 HEME KHASTE AIN QUBOL AMA FURSTETY WAAS MATEM NİST 0.96
00:17:32 ROSHEN MIE SHE FARDA, KHURŞİD SERZEMİN MAM 0.61
00:17:37 SERAM BALAZO SINE ZEPHER BULEND NIGAM GAWİD-SHAH
00:17:42 PYM JBZ 0.79
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00:19:02 ..Beluچستان فدای محصا شدن
00:19:04 شمه واحد که شیر و خرشیت
00:19:06 ...Ma بقیه جعلی ها تنها شدن
00:19:09 شادی باشه واسه همه در میهن
00:19:11 ...کور بشه چه شهرچی احریمن
00:19:13 ...رحقه رو بگیت اون 6 کلاس
00:19:15 ...زباد و خبرگان و محده سریه ترجیحن
00:19:17 شبهای عروس و دامادی باشه
00:19:19 ...بره سلامتی نوش کنن آبادی باشه
00:19:21 محزت کجاست؟
00:19:22 ...میدون شحیاده
00:19:23 ...به سمت اوتوبانه آزادی باشه
00:19:25 Salamu Neste Nadeed Padida
00:19:27 Nabudim Nadeedim Qadim Adima
00:19:29 Shah būt tu shah dikel mi zedin
00:19:31 Hala shah berd mi gerd dhe peepi zanil
00:19:34 Merg bar mulla, mutawalli e nang dər dunya
00:19:38 Nang bar dota, mojaih chafi bad az mulla
00:19:42 Merg bar mulla, mutawalli e nang dər dunya
00:19:46 Nang bar dota, mojaih chafi bad az mulla
00:19:50 . . .
00:20:18 . .
00:20:19 We'll be right back.
00:20:49 F-35 is the drug for me
00:20:53 My heart, my heart, epic fury
00:20:57 Got the IRGC running scared
00:21:02 Laser-guided missiles in the air
00:21:06 My heart, my heart, epic fury
00:21:10 Ooh, are you ready, Terran?
00:21:16 Ooh, are you ready now?
00:21:18 No more deals, no more delay
00:21:21 It's time to blow the regime away
00:21:25 Epic fury, thunder and flash
00:21:29 Watch the walls of the regime crash
00:21:32 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky
00:21:36 Smash the regime and watch it die
00:21:39 Epic fury, fire and steel 0.97
00:21:42 This is the real heart of the deal
00:21:45 Straight up homers open the gate 0.99
00:21:51 Moolahs crying, meeting their fate 0.97
00:21:54 My heart, my heart, epic fury 0.99
00:21:58 I see you running from the American sound
00:22:04 Tomahawk missiles hitting the ground
00:22:07 My heart, my heart, epic fury 0.99
00:22:11 Ooh, are you ready, Tehran? Ooh, are you ready for the final round?
00:22:22 Epic Fury, thunder and flash Watch the walls of the regime crash
00:22:29 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky Smash the regime and watch it die
00:22:35 Fire and steel
00:22:38 This is the real heart of the deal
00:23:05 When we started this fight, all we needed were guns and a spark
00:23:15 40 years of darkness, now we're lighting up the dark 0.93
00:23:22 Crown Prince Pahlavi's back in town 1.00
00:23:26 And we're burning the Islamic crashing down 1.00
00:23:34 What's the walls of the regime crash? 1.00
00:23:42 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky.
00:23:45 Smash the regime and watch it die. 0.97
00:23:48 Golden cross shining. 0.97
00:23:50 Crusader back to the fight.
00:23:53 He is tight.
00:23:55 Exit is coming with the hammer of the right!
00:24:01 Epic fury!
00:24:03 God wills it! 1.00
00:24:05 Damn it! 1.00
00:24:07 Raging change with the steel! 1.00
00:24:10 This is the art of the deal!
00:24:14 USA is real!
00:24:16 I'm a great fan!
00:24:18 Side by side!
00:24:21 My heart, my heart
00:24:25 Epic Fury
00:24:27 God bless the USA
00:24:32 Charmation
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00:25:51 ستط 준ها
00:25:53 ژá
00:26:16 voang
00:26:19 iranidabbezun, shahetofar yadbezun
00:26:23 Ptergashtene pahlebi, vahjete harac nabee
00:26:27 Bulanbego hamletan, shahetza pahlebi
00:26:31 Bulanbego jahitshah, shahar harbatan kha
00:26:35 Bulanbego jahitshah, shahar harbatan kha
00:26:39 Faryadbezun, jahitshah, shahar harbatan kha
00:26:44 Bulanbego jahitshah, shahar harbatan kha
00:26:48 I'll show you, Javitsha, I'll show you every country
00:26:52 I'll show you, Javitsha, Javitsha
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00:28:14 Asha'i wa heesh atimasham
00:28:20 Asha'i mohu wa heesh atimasham
00:28:24 Ushta'a este, Ushta'a man
00:28:27 Asha'i wa heesh atimasham
00:28:44 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:28:53 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:29:02 Oh, my heart is crying.
00:29:04 Oh, mys are all my heart you hurt me.
00:29:13 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:29:43 Look at us here today.
00:29:59 We see so many flags representing so many nations.
00:30:06 We know we are not alone and we thank you for being with us.
00:30:13 For all people around the world who stand today in unity with the Iranian people, this
00:30:25 is not just because it's good for us and you do it out of compassion and care for our rights
00:30:32 to liberty and justice and equality and human rights.
00:30:36 But understand that it is in your best interest too to have, unlike this regime that has been
00:30:43 propagating terror and radicalism we the people of iran are peacemakers and not warmongers
00:30:51 we like to be friends especially with the free worlds
00:31:01 we'd like to be able to have the best neighboring relationship with the people of our area and
00:31:07 region with the arab countries with israel and all our neighbors
00:31:15 we are fighting for justice we're fighting for human rights we are fighting for liberty
00:31:21 we're fighting to put an end to all sorts of discrimination because as an iranian i stand
00:31:29 here to tell you that i've dedicated 47 years of my life because i think that my country deserves
00:31:36 far better than what we have right now to now understand that their best remedy is to support
00:31:48 the people of iran because ultimately a free iran will be your best partner not just to bring
00:31:54 stability and peace but it will be in your best economic interest and opportunities together we
00:32:01 can prosper again and the world will be so different once the Iranian people are free.
00:32:11 I am here to guarantee a transition to secular democratic future. I am committed to be that
00:32:19 leader of transition for you so we can one day have the final opportunity to decide the fate
00:32:26 of our country through a democratic transparent process through the ballot box and free elections
00:32:35 and let's make sure that this time especially the free nations of this world
00:32:40 and their governments stand on the right side of history
00:32:44 well to root patriots good morning good afternoon good evening wherever you are
00:32:56 welcome to day 212 of iran revolution live i'm goldie gamari your host and such an honor to be
00:33:07 here with all of you on a beautiful friday afternoon beautiful but very very humid and
00:33:13 muggy, I mean, where I am anyway. So guys, I'm just I'm rocking the slicked back ponytail for
00:33:19 a while. So there you go. I know you guys aren't used to the ponytail, but it is what it is. So
00:33:24 there you go. So welcome everyone. And of course, to all of our Jewish viewers in Israel and around
00:33:33 the world. A very, very blessed Shabbat Shalom to all of you. I love Shabbat guys. I mean,
00:33:42 Some of the best food I've ever had has been during Shabbat.
00:33:47 And I'm not going to lie, I am biased. 0.95
00:33:51 So Iranian Jews, literally the best Shabbat dinners I've ever been to is when I've been invited by Iranian Jews to attend their Shabbat dinners. 0.95
00:34:03 So, yeah, kind of biased about that.
00:34:06 But Iranian Jews have the best food when it comes to Shabbat, just saying. 0.99
00:34:11 But, you know, just a fun, fun little rivalry there. 0.99
00:34:14 As always, guys, let me know in the live stream chat where you are tuning in from,
00:34:20 because I'm always interested to know how big and international our, you know, community of patriots is.
00:34:28 And of course, if you're watching the replay and you're part of the replay crew, the rewatch crew,
00:34:35 let me know in the video descriptions below.
00:34:37 Oh, now I actually noticed, I'm going to remove the comments for a quick moment here.
00:34:42 So one of my viewers and supporters who is from Canada was asking why I've removed the Canadian flag from my background.
00:34:52 Well, a number of reasons for that.
00:34:54 However, I'm still a very proud Canadian.
00:34:56 But the reason that I have the American flag and the flag of Israel is because right now, America and Israel, Israel are the two countries that are helping to liberate Iran.
00:35:09 However, as a proud Canadian, if you can tell, I still have the maple leaf.
00:35:16 So the maple leaf here, this is, you know, this is my homage to Canada and the fact that I am a proud Canadian, regardless of the fact that I think Mark Carney is a joke and the liberal government is, you know, I believe the liberals are traitors to Canada, the exact same way that that Democrats are traitors to Americans.
00:35:38 So, um, I, I still have my, uh, maple leaf flag there, uh, to pretty much, uh, let everyone
00:35:49 know that I'm a proud Canadian.
00:35:51 So there you go, guys.
00:35:52 There you go.
00:35:52 A little bit of a background story of here.
00:35:56 So there you go.
00:35:58 But guys, we have a lot of news to get through and, uh, and I have to end my live stream
00:36:04 by 8 45 PM Eastern.
00:36:07 so I mean in about two hours I don't know if it's going to take that long however I will come back
00:36:13 later tonight for the Goldie show don't worry guys um there's a couple of reasons that I started a
00:36:18 little bit later today first of all um I was having some issues with my computer so I just
00:36:23 had to like reset my computer and deal with a bunch of technical stuff uh and then guys I was
00:36:30 supposed to do a Newsmax interview at around 3, 3.20 p.m. Eastern earlier today. But then for
00:36:40 some reason, President Trump decided to go live at three o'clock. So yeah, right. Like I feel like
00:36:49 President Trump's admin, like they should have reached out to me and been like, Goldie, what's
00:36:52 your schedule like? Is President Trump's speech going to end? I'm teasing guys. I'm teasing. I'm
00:36:58 joking. It's a joke. It's a joke. But so I was supposed to do a Newsmax interview earlier today
00:37:05 at 320. Obviously, President Trump takes priority over that. So it was pushed back. Yeah, it's a
00:37:13 joke. It's a friendly joke. But anyways, I am I am doing a Newsmax interview at 9pm Eastern. So
00:37:22 for all of our American viewers who are tuning in right now, let me just pull this up on my
00:37:28 calendar. So yes, I'm doing a live live interview with the the show is called Greg Kelly reports.
00:37:41 However, tonight, Bill Spadia is hosting. And I'm one of the panelists tonight.
00:37:52 The other panelist is Dr. Zudi Jassar.
00:37:58 And, guys, the topic is spicy.
00:38:00 The topic is spicy. 0.67
00:38:02 The topic is Sharia law in America. 0.72
00:38:06 So, I don't know.
00:38:07 Maybe I should look up this Dr. Zudi Jassar and see who this person is.
00:38:14 because uh oh he's guys he's he's the guy okay so i've actually been on a panel with him before
00:38:27 so um wow okay uh so um this is the guy who is uh i i believe he's running for office um
00:38:40 somewhere in the united states and uh you know he's a former lieutenant commander of the united
00:38:49 states navy and he served as staff internist in the office of the attending physician of the u.s
00:38:55 congress um and he founded the american islamic forum for democracy okay um yeah um
00:39:09 Um, I don't know how I feel about that because, uh, you guys, you guys have seen the videos
00:39:15 that I've shared, uh, you guys have seen the videos that I've shared about Islam, right?
00:39:23 Um, so I don't know.
00:39:25 I don't know.
00:39:26 So the topic is Sharia law, uh, Sharia law in, uh, in the United States.
00:39:31 He probably won't like what I have to say, but I mean, I, I don't really care, I guess,
00:39:37 But let's just, you know, as a quick reminder, as a quick reminder, let's just remember, right? 0.75
00:39:47 As a quick reminder, let me bring up what Khomeini Khabar al-Margish, the founder of the Muslim Nazis and the Islamic regime occupying Iran.
00:40:03 yeah let's remember what Khomeini said here we go wait so guys guys here we go
00:40:19 you know what I don't know it's Friday night I'm feeling a little spicy maybe
00:40:24 Maybe I'll bring up this message from Khomeini Khabar-Maragash.
00:40:33 So let's listen to what he has to say.
00:40:54 Okay so according to um you know um the Islamic regime and according to uh you know Muslims um 0.73
00:41:21 Patriotism is the enemy of Islam, because patriotism means that you're putting your country and your identity above your religion. 0.76
00:41:31 So, you know, again, this isn't me. 1.00
00:41:35 This isn't me saying this.
00:41:36 This is literally them.
00:41:38 This is in their ideology.
00:41:40 This is their religion.
00:41:42 This is in their book.
00:41:43 So, yeah, right?
00:41:46 Right? 0.98
00:41:47 So when Khomeini Khabar al-Margish, the Muslim pedophile founder of the Islamic regime, 0.99
00:41:53 when he basically came and occupied Iran in 1979 with all the Durkhas, 0.96
00:42:00 he said, Islam has come to get rid of this useless talk. 0.88
00:42:04 And by useless talk, he's referring to, of course, patriotism. 0.91
00:42:08 And this is why I always start off Iran Revolution Live with Durud Patriots,
00:42:14 because we are all patriots of our own countries right um american patriots is uh israeli patriots
00:42:23 iranian patriots uk patriots canadian patriots any country right we're all patriots patriots of our
00:42:30 of our countries so oh my gosh you know this is what this is what uh um the muslim community has 0.79
00:42:39 to answer for because this is in their religion this is in their ideology so the rest of us right 0.98
00:42:45 uh we have the we have the right to ask um how are you reconciling the fact that uh you know islamic
00:42:53 religious leaders are literally saying that islam supersedes patriotism and islam uh supersedes um
00:43:02 the the flag of the country you're in or the country's nationality and why are islamic religious
00:43:09 leaders saying that patriotism is the enemy of islam because if you put your country or your
00:43:16 flag uh above islam then you're not actually a real muslim so uh you know according to the islamic
00:43:23 regime and you know homini and uh technically uh this person isn't actually a real muslim because
00:43:33 he says that he puts america first right so um this is the you know these are the kinds of
00:43:40 questions that these people have to answer right i mean it's just this is this is the reality 0.62
00:43:49 so when he says islam has come to get rid of this useless talk he's referring to patriotism 0.77
00:43:53 nationalism love for your country love for your flag 0.99
00:44:02 right so he says we don't want patriots we want muslims islam is opposed to patriotism 1.00
00:44:17 right and the meaning of patriotism is that we we put our country first and we don't put islam 0.99
00:44:22 first right so guys he's saying the quiet part out loud he's saying he's saying the very meaning 0.97
00:44:27 of patriotism is uh to want the country and not islam then and then he's he's going after the
00:44:38 shah so now he's insulting the shah of iran because the shah of iran was a patriot
00:44:47 and then the shah was saying you know first i'm an iranian
00:44:49 and then second I'm a patriot and then third I'm a Muslim and he's like this isn't Islam
00:45:01 he's like like look these so-called spiritual leaders by the way this is the person that like
00:45:08 this is the same cult and sect of Islam that Zohran Mamdani follows so Zohran Mamdani is a
00:45:16 12 are Shia. So Zoran Mamdani and his family and all these people, this is literally who they
00:45:25 worship, right? This is what they believe in. They're part of the same sect as the Islamic
00:45:31 regime. And of course, this particular ideology says that if you put your country above Islam, 0.60
00:45:39 then you're not a real muslim to say you're an islamist right so there you go guys um
00:45:47 i don't know so i mean people people have questions people have questions and uh i think
00:45:55 uh you know people need answers as well so um yeah let's see what happens but i mean the topic
00:46:01 of tonight's discussion is Sharia law in America. And I don't plan on holding back, guys. I don't
00:46:12 plan on holding back. So for all of our American friends and viewers, you can tune in at 9 p.m.
00:46:23 Again, guys, I don't have an issue with anyone. I don't have beef with anyone. But
00:46:30 you know, this is the, these are the political questions that we need to be asking, right?
00:46:35 Especially for anyone who wants to run for office, you know, they have a responsibility to
00:46:43 explain, right, where they stand and, you know, what they're talking about, right? So,
00:46:53 you know, like, I think Sharia law should be banned around the world, right? Like, 1.00
00:46:59 Sharia law is essentially anti-humanity. Sharia law is a barbaric culture, and I think Sharia law 1.00
00:47:08 is a garbage ideology, and it belongs in the garbage. It belongs in the trash, right? 1.00
00:47:14 So anyways, let's see what happens tonight. But for our American viewers, you can catch that
00:47:20 tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern. And I will screen record the video, guys, for everyone who doesn't
00:47:28 have access to Newsmax. And then after my interview, after my interview, I will of course
00:47:36 go live for tonight's evening edition of The Goldie Show. Now, having said that, let's just
00:47:44 dive right into what is happening. So of course, we're going to start off with His Royal Highness,
00:47:51 the Shah of Iran. And he put out a statement today. Thank you to the 32 governments and the EU
00:47:58 for standing with the people of iran finally your condemnation in the strongest terms of the brutal
00:48:06 executions and arbitrary detention of iranian protesters is timely and welcome
00:48:12 your demand that the people of iran must be free to exercise their rights to freedom of expression
00:48:18 and peaceful assembly without fear should now be backed with action so basically what uh his royal
00:48:26 highness is saying through his comms account is that you know this is great right this is a good
00:48:32 start europe because remember europe has remained silent for uh quite a while except for you know
00:48:38 certain uh you know a few politicians here and there you know charlie wymers from sweden and
00:48:42 others who have always always been outspoken and have always supported the iranian people
00:48:47 um but the vast majority of european politicians have pretty much been silent until now um so uh
00:48:54 Rizal Pahlavi, His Royal Highness Rizal Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, through his comms account,
00:49:00 you know, he's thanking European leaders, of course, for making a statement. But essentially,
00:49:06 what he's saying is that words are not enough. We need actions because words, words will not
00:49:13 get rid of the Islamic regime. Right. So this is so this is the joint statement. Let me read this 1.00
00:49:22 here. So this is a press release from, you know, various countries. So joint statement on executions
00:49:31 in Iran. Joint statement from the UK, Albania, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Canada. Oh, wow,
00:49:39 Canada, right? Mark Carney. Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, the high
00:49:46 representative of the European Union, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland,
00:49:52 Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, the Netherlands, New Zealand, North Macedonia,
00:50:00 Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden. So this is a joint statement.
00:50:09 They say, we condemn in the strongest terms the ongoing executions of protesters and use of the 0.69
00:50:16 death penalty by the islamic republic of iran the use of capital punishment to silence dissent
00:50:23 intimidate communities and punish individuals exercising their human rights can never be
00:50:29 justified the people of iran must be free to exercise their rights their freedom of expression
00:50:34 and peaceful assembly without fear oh thank you thank you for stating the obvious i really
00:50:39 appreciate that we call on iran to immediately end the use of the death penalty and release
00:50:46 all those arbitrarily detained. Right. Yeah. Okay. Because, you know, right. A strongly worded
00:50:55 letter, guys, supposedly a strongly worded letter with like angry finger shaking is going to, you 0.99
00:51:03 know, stop the Muslim Nazis who are a bunch of seventh century inbred jihadi savages from raping, 0.99
00:51:10 murdering torturing and executing uh iranians and i hate that they say iran because it's not iran 0.99
00:51:16 it's the islamic regime we further call on iran to listen to the voice of its people as they demand
00:51:23 change and to take meaningful steps toward ensuring respect for human rights yeah okay as if that's 0.88
00:51:29 actually going to happen guys remember the islamic regime is a totalitarian authoritarian dictatorship 0.98
00:51:35 they're literally they they're literally murdering iranians every day right because they they actually 0.86
00:51:42 believe that uh murdering the enemies of islam is their allah given duty so like this this is what's 0.71
00:51:51 this is what's wild for me um all of these so-called politicians in the west right um they 0.84
00:51:58 they treat the Islamic regime occupying Iran as if it's some sort of normal government. Well,
00:52:05 it's not. The Islamic regime is not a normal government. It's a totalitarian, authoritarian 1.00
00:52:10 dictatorship. And for those of you who tuned in to Iran Revolution Live yesterday, I literally
00:52:17 spoke about an Iranian medical student who has been sentenced to death for the crime of
00:52:28 providing first aid to injured Iranians, okay? First aid to injured Iranians.
00:52:40 Look at this, guys. Let me remind you guys, okay? So, Iranian medical student Sipir Amirzadeh, 1.00
00:52:48 born in 2003, so he's only 26 years old. So, 26-year-old Sipir Amirzadeh, he's an Iranian
00:52:55 medical student, has been sentenced to death by the Islamic regime for providing medical aid
00:53:02 to wounded protesters during Iran's January national uprising. He was arrested at his home
00:53:10 in Isfahan on January 13, 2026. After treating injured protesters, his life is at imminent risk.
00:53:18 So, right. Does anyone actually think that a bunch of Western politicians writing a, you know, strongly worded letter to the Islamic regime, do you think it's actually going to make a difference? 0.69
00:53:32 This is why we Iranians were saying you can't negotiate with them, like you can't reason with them. 1.00
00:53:37 these are a bunch of savage muslim nazis okay they're literally murdering iranians for the 0.98
00:53:45 crime of providing uh first aid to injured iranian protesters okay so um in in occupied 0.99
00:53:54 iran under sharia law providing first aid is a crime punishable by death and for some reason
00:54:01 uh you know all of these uh you know politicians politicians right right they think that they can
00:54:08 just uh they can just write a letter and say we call on iran they mean the islamic regime but we
00:54:14 call on iran to uh to you know listen to the voices of the people really okay when was the last time
00:54:21 that actually worked when was the last time a strongly worded letter actually actually stopped
00:54:28 um an authoritarian dictatorship from murdering people okay do you see how insane all of this is
00:54:36 and this is why i've just like again as a former politician i look at this and i'm like this this 0.77
00:54:42 is garbage this is meaningless right anyone can write a strongly worded letter but what does this
00:54:48 actually do this does nothing and that's because these people don't actually care okay they don't 0.99
00:54:54 actually care about Iranian people they don't actually care about Iranian lives um this is
00:54:59 just sort of a a feel-good letter so that you know when Iran is freed these uh you know these
00:55:08 the people who are part of these countries they can say that oh yeah no you know we tried yeah we
00:55:13 we wrote a strongly worded letter we helped to free Iran because we wrote a strongly worded letter
00:55:20 um but at the same time when the united states and israel are attacking the irgc these same
00:55:28 politicians will issue statements and and you know they'll condemn israel they'll condemn
00:55:34 um the united states and they'll be like oh well you know like let's let's let's engage in diplomacy
00:55:40 let's engage in talks like end the war war is bad blah blah blah united states shouldn't be doing
00:55:45 this, right? So, this is how two-faced these people are. And the Shah of Iran, he's calling
00:55:53 it out, okay? But he's calling it out very diplomatically, right? So, the way that he's
00:55:57 calling out their nonsense is that he says, you know, your condemnation is, you know, timely and
00:56:05 welcome. But what he continues, right? This is the important part. So, he says, your demand that
00:56:12 the people of Iran must be free to exercise their rights to freedom of expression and peaceful
00:56:17 assembly without fear should now be backed with action, right? So he's saying, words are not
00:56:23 enough. He's like, okay, you know what, this is great. And guys, this is, you know, again,
00:56:28 the Shah of Iran, he's an excellent, you know, statesman, right? I'm not going to call him a
00:56:34 politician, because he's not a politician. He's a statesman. Okay, that's a little bit different. But
00:56:39 he's very, very intelligent, very savvy. You know, him and his team, they know exactly what
00:56:46 they're doing. So basically, what he's saying here is he's essentially calling them out. He's
00:56:52 saying, you know what? You know what? He's like, thanks for the letter. Thanks for the letter.
00:56:57 But now your words should be backed with action, right?
00:57:01 so guys i guarantee you they're not going to act certainly canada's not going to act right canada
00:57:10 i can tell you that right now because uh you know mark carney uh mark carney is uh uh you know too
00:57:17 busy courting the the jihadi the jihadi vote right and you know he literally goes to um events
00:57:23 organized by the muslim brotherhood and then he's like muslim volleys or canadian volleys and i'm
00:57:27 I'm like, oh, yeah, OK, great. Well, there you go. There's there's the prime minister of Canada for you in that sense.
00:57:34 So, yeah, but I'm glad that Shah of Iran is calling these people out in, you know, politically, politically correct and diplomatic way.
00:57:44 Now, I've spoken about this, guys, on the last two last two episodes of our last two shows yesterday.
00:57:56 By the way, guys, I want to point something out. You know what's wild? Like, this is absolutely insane. But like, this is what YouTube does to me all the time. So my live streams, both of my live streams from yesterday, both Iran Revolution Live Day 211 and the, you know, IRGC Purge Part 2, which, you know, it's getting a lot of fun.
00:58:26 of views okay um they've both been demonetized okay i'm not even joking look at this so um
00:58:37 like when i spoke about um the irgc purge that's been demonetized and then iran revolution live
00:58:45 has also been demonetized and i appealed i appealed both of these videos because i'm like
00:58:51 why is this being demonetized? I'm literally just sharing, sharing the news. And YouTube is
00:58:57 basically saying that the content of your videos is not appropriate for our advertisers, right? So
00:59:07 YouTube, they literally, like guys, they literally promote channels that put out garbage jihadi 0.83
00:59:16 propaganda against the united states against israel you know against all all you know various
00:59:23 kinds of people um you know channels that literally support the islamic regime are fully monetized uh
00:59:30 and yet you know my tiny little channel where i'm raising awareness about iran and the fight of
00:59:37 iranian people um is is being uh demonetized and i don't even know why like why is why is like the
00:59:44 IRGC purge part two. I didn't even like I didn't share any graphic videos. I didn't like I didn't
00:59:52 share any anything graphic or inappropriate. I'm literally just speaking about the news. And yet,
01:00:00 there you go. So both of my videos from yesterday have been demonetized, which is wild. Because
01:00:07 again, like I mean, YouTube is sort of my main source of income. And there you go. I've appealed
01:00:14 it but um you know what i've noticed is that whenever one of my videos starts to go viral
01:00:20 um it gets demonetized and youtube just cuts it off because i have a feeling that my channel is
01:00:27 being reported by the durkas and the durkas don't like the fact that i'm sharing the truth so
01:00:33 there you go there you go just a little little side note for you guys right but that's okay
01:00:40 because I don't care if my channel gets demonetized.
01:00:44 I'm going to continue speaking out 1.00
01:00:46 and the Durkhas can just deal with it. 1.00
01:00:50 So let's get to this post here. 0.76
01:00:55 So Muchtaba Khomeini's latest appointments
01:00:58 should be read in Washington for what they are, a warning.
01:01:02 In their latest analysis, Saeed Qasiminejad,
01:01:05 who is the top political advisor of His Royal Highness
01:01:09 and Jonathan Sawyer. Oh, he, this guy follows me. Who is he? Research analyst at FDD focusing
01:01:19 on Iran. Oh, he follows me. Okay. I'm going to follow him back. Amazing. Cool. I always, 1.00
01:01:26 I'm always interested in like learning about people who follow me. So he's a research analyst
01:01:32 at FDD. Good guy. All right. Amazing. All right. So I just followed Jonathan back.
01:01:36 So in their latest analysis, Saeed Ghassaminejad and Jonathan Soye examined the reshuffle and its implications for U.S. policy.
01:01:46 Washington should treat this reshuffle as a warning that Mojtaba is placing loyalists at the helm of the institutions that shape external and internal national security doctrines.
01:01:58 This should put an end to Washington's hope that pragmatists inside the regime can lead the country
01:02:04 toward a different path. The regime is not moderating. It is consolidating power and
01:02:10 Washington must adjust its policy accordingly. Read their analysis. So guys, I will read their
01:02:19 analysis, but I'm going to read their analysis tonight on part three of the IRGC purge. So I
01:02:29 just wanted to share that with all of you. So let me just make a note here. So I'm going to read this
01:02:41 on tonight's evening live stream of the Goldie Show. And of course, I'll give my analysis there.
01:02:50 But I just wanted to share that with all of you as sort of a sneak peek of what I'm going to talk
01:02:55 about later tonight, because I still am not done. I'm still not done part three. Now, we have a post
01:03:05 from, again, this is the comms channel of His Royal Highness. And this is Tina. And she is
01:03:18 basically, although, you know, I heard the news that Caroline Levitt is going to be leaving her
01:03:23 role as a White House press secretary. You know, she wants to spend more time with her family, 0.52
01:03:29 you know, good for her. But that is a big, big loss to President Trump's admin.
01:03:39 So because she's phenomenal. She's fantastic. But this is Tina. And Tina is the Iranian version
01:03:47 of Caroline Levitt. And she is pretty much she's become like the press secretary for His Royal
01:03:52 Highness. And she has a video. And so she's speaking about the Iran Prosperity Project.
01:03:58 now i haven't spoken about the iran prosperity project um a lot i've mentioned it i've shared
01:04:04 the website but of course the iran prosperity project uh is the road map for um the day after
01:04:13 the islamic regime falls and how we iranians are going to transition from you know an islamic
01:04:19 dictatorship to a functioning secular democratic society so this video is where she talks about it
01:04:25 um it's a six minute long video so i guys i'm not going to be able to translate this so you're just
01:04:32 gonna have to follow along with the subtitles here i'll make the video um bigger so that the
01:04:38 subtitles are easier to read but for those of you who are just listening in um i do apologize
01:04:45 you're just gonna have to um i guess go back and watch it later because it's it's six minutes long
01:04:51 And I have a lot of news to get through.
01:04:55 But this is important, so I have to share it.
01:05:21 .
01:05:50 has forgotten.
01:06:20 the ringer for raidlasse,
01:06:22 raid,
01:06:40 the round starts meter.
01:06:45 So guys, this is really important.
01:07:14 So this part here, so this group of people, okay, so these four people, including Dr. Shirin Ebadi, who's a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
01:07:28 So, His Royal Highness has created this committee of these four people, led by Dr. Shirin Ebadi, and they are currently in the process of drafting the laws and the guidelines for what will essentially become the Iranian version of the Nuremberg trials. 0.72
01:07:50 So because when when the Islamic regime falls, you know, there needs to be justice for the 47 years of crimes against humanity committed by the Islamic regime against the Iranian people. 0.57
01:08:07 And so these four people are have been already working on this. 0.84
01:08:15 So, yes, Iranians, we are already working on the Iranian version of of the Nuremberg trials.
01:08:26 And we have some amazing, highly educated, you know, people with experience and, you know, like legal background and things like that.
01:08:35 and they are drafting the, I guess, the framework for what will eventually be the Iranian version
01:08:44 of the Nuremberg trials. And I mean, like, wait, how long did the Nuremberg trials last?
01:08:54 Let's see. Yeah, so the Nuremberg trials lasted nearly three and a half years. Guys,
01:09:00 I guarantee you that the Iranian version of the Nuremberg trials, it's going to last at least
01:09:04 a decade if not longer like we're looking at at least a decade if not if not longer a decade is
01:09:10 like the minimum but um because there's a lot of of war criminals but uh yeah so there you go so uh
01:09:19 i mean he made this announcement um a few months ago um and uh so this committee has been working
01:09:25 very hard um to uh to to work on the nuremberg trials and actually one thing that's really
01:09:31 interesting is this guy here um he's actually a former mek so he grew up within the mek cult
01:09:38 and then he defected from the mek and uh he has been one of the uh main people who has been
01:09:47 exposing the mek and sharing a lot of uh mek intel so um like this is what uh like this is
01:09:57 what his royal highness means when he says that iranians are united because there are a lot of
01:10:03 iranians who are part of you know various various groups or cults um and they've defected and
01:10:09 they've joined uh with um his royal highness so yeah this guy uh his name is iraji mistari
01:10:17 uh he's a former mek uh but uh you know he he wisened up and he defected and now he is one of
01:10:25 of the main advisors to his royal highness which is absolutely incredible right and this just goes
01:10:32 to show you how powerful his royal highness is as a leader because only a true leader only a true
01:10:42 leader can have the charisma to draw so many people who maybe at one point were against you
01:10:53 But then they see you and they're so inspired by you, they're inspired by your charisma, by your message, by your activism, that they're naturally drawn to you.
01:11:04 So this is why the Islamic regime is afraid of His Royal Highness, Reza Shah II, because he is such a charismatic figure.
01:11:15 And again, he is the only person that we Iranians trust to free Iran and transition Iran from an Islamic dictatorship to a secular democratic society.
01:11:28 So a little backstory on that. But then as you can see, His Royal Highness has always said that, you know, as long as you're not a criminal, as long as you don't have the blood of the Iranian people on your hands, you know, you are welcome to join the movement and we want you to defect and join. 0.81
01:11:46 And that's exactly what Eiraj Mestavi has done. 0.52
01:11:51 And of course, he's part of the committee that is working on creating the framework for what's going to be the Iranian version of the Nuremberg trial.
01:12:01 So I just want to share that with you guys, a little bit of important background info.
01:12:16 So when she says transitional justice following the fall of the Islamic Republic,
01:12:30 that's essentially a reference to basically our version of the Nuremberg trials, right?
01:12:36 So the transitional justice.
01:12:46 this is the first half of Iran because syllable 90 in the capitalization of Iran's
01:12:52 Reward called another one-profit
01:13:00 of Iran
01:13:05 aber and the
01:13:08 and the
01:13:10 so guys this part is actually really important and i have to explain why
01:13:32 so this group um what is this iran heritage council actually let me let me find them
01:13:39 on x. Guys, so this is really, really important. Okay. Um, and I'll explain why.
01:14:01 What's that thing called?
01:14:09 What is it this one, what, wait, you're going to meet us.
01:14:36 Oh, okay. I was confused. This is their Instagram account, but, uh, okay. I was, I found, I found
01:14:44 their ex account. Okay. So, sorry. I was confused there for a moment. So, um, why, why is this
01:14:51 important? Right? So, uh, remember a while ago, his Royal Highness, um, he put out a message
01:14:58 And he basically said to Iranians that, you know, make sure that you are protecting and monitoring Iran's heritage and cultural sites.
01:15:12 Right. So we're talking about Persepolis or like Nakshirostam or, you know, all these other all these other places.
01:15:21 And why is that? That's because Muslims have a tendency to destroy anything that existed before Islam, right? 1.00
01:15:33 I mean, just remember what the Taliban did to, you know, Buddhist structures in Afghanistan. 1.00
01:15:42 Remember what ISIS and the other Muslims did to, you know, pre-Islamic structures in Iraq, right?
01:15:53 A lot of things were destroyed. 0.99
01:15:55 and in fact the islamic regime uh initially when they um took over in 1979 one of the first things
01:16:05 that they wanted to do the muslim nazis they wanted to destroy persepolis and iranians um
01:16:12 surrounded persepolis and they said no no we're not going to let you do that so um although the
01:16:20 Islamic regime hasn't openly destroyed anything. They also haven't maintained it. They haven't
01:16:26 maintained it. They basically just let everything fall into disrepair. And so we're actually losing
01:16:33 a lot of heritage sites because the Muslim Nazis are not providing proper maintenance, right? So 1.00
01:16:42 and the reason that the Muslims do this is they basically are trying to erase history. So it's 1.00
01:16:50 happened in a lot of places right i mean these are this is the same ideology that whenever they 0.94
01:16:55 uh captured a land they would they would burn books and in fact um when when the arab muslims 0.83
01:17:01 um when they conquered iran uh 1400 years ago they burned so many iranian libraries 0.97
01:17:10 and there's so much science and uh and knowledge um that has been lost to time
01:17:20 wait what's going on here
01:17:24 sorry guys i was having like issues with uh
01:17:32 i was having issues with my laptop i had to like reset all my cookies and i've been like
01:17:38 logged out of everything so let me just pull this up again
01:17:40 okay what
01:17:48 that's right
01:17:58 oh sorry sorry guys i have to like re-log into my instagram
01:18:10 okay and of course like everything I have is like uh like two-step three-step verification process
01:18:21 because so many people always try to hack uh into my accounts so um anyways okay so I'm in
01:18:29 Instagram let me actually so this is interesting so this is timely let me share this video with
01:18:36 you guys. Um, and it's in Persian, but, um, so, um, this is, this is, this is an Instagram story
01:18:53 and, uh, it's, um, it, this is historic. Oh, my browser. Okay. Now my browser lost connection
01:18:59 to audio. All right, guys, let me just, let me remove this and I'll reshare this. Okay.
01:19:13 So, um, this here, this is the, uh, shrine of, um, uh, what's this? Is this Huffiz?
01:19:29 so guys this is so this is the shrine of hafiz okay now hafiz uh hafiz is a very famous
01:19:45 of iranian poets okay so this is hafiz and he is uh one of our you know amazing poets and uh
01:19:56 you know, his works are one of the highest pinnacles of Persian literature. And, you know,
01:20:03 actually, I actually have a book of Hafez right here, guys. So there we go. So this is my Hafez
01:20:12 book. Okay, so this is the book of Hafez. And it's called Divan Hafez. And it's, it's absolutely,
01:20:20 it's beautiful, right? So it's just all it's like a book of his poetry. And he has some of the most
01:20:29 beautiful poems. And this so this is this is half is here. This is half is here. And so one thing
01:20:41 that's really, you know, important about Hafez is that what we do is on, you know,
01:20:51 certain special occasions or certain celebrations, elders, Iranian elders,
01:20:59 they will put money in like the book, and then the young people would take it. But also,
01:21:04 we also use the book of Hafez for sort of like fortune telling in a way, fortune telling. So
01:21:11 essentially, what we do is, love this, so what we do is on, you know, like, usually for Yalda,
01:21:27 so Yalda is the winter solstice, okay, so for, you know, we Iranians, we celebrate the winter
01:21:38 solstice the summer solstice the spring equinox and the fall equinox the spring equinox is the
01:21:45 persian new year uh the summer solstice is called tirgon uh the fall equinox is basically the iranian
01:21:52 version of thanksgiving but you know we've been celebrating thanksgiving for you know thousands
01:21:56 and thousands of years and then of course the winter solstice as well um but uh so what we do
01:22:02 do for the winter solstice is we will, you know, we'll take our fortune, for example, we'll take
01:22:09 our fortune. So the way that we take our fortune is we have like a book of hafiz, and then we will
01:22:16 open it up to, you know, a random page. And then whatever poem is there, that pretty much is,
01:22:26 you know, supposedly giving us advice about our life or our future. So here we go, like,
01:22:32 I'm going to, I'm going to do the English side, for example. Okay. Uh, so here we go, for example.
01:22:39 Um, so, so I just opened it up. Wait, let me find like something. Let me find something short.
01:22:45 Let me find something short. So, okay. Let me, let me do, let me, let me read this poem for you
01:22:54 guys. So, you know, let's assume that I'm taking my, uh, you know what guys I just did. I just
01:23:00 to the and guys it's called follow office follow office let me let me write that for you guys okay
01:23:07 so um okay so it's like that but follow office um so anyways guys
01:23:30 I'm just, I'm now doing a for all of you. So I opened it up to this, this poem here. And I'm
01:23:39 going to read this one for you. Okay. So it's been translated to English. So it says, I, I stoop
01:23:50 my head sincere at the threshold of the friend for whatever befalls us is ordained by the friend,
01:23:58 neither in moon nor sun i've seen glorious as the friend though i place them as mirror to reflect
01:24:06 my friend what news can the breeze about our roasted hearts bring which wraps you tight
01:24:13 like the rose petals folding not i alone drink this mystic wine in its cloister many other heads
01:24:22 in worship are dust to the pitcher have you combed the ambergris scattering twisted hair
01:24:29 for the wind is perfumed with civet and the dust with amber may every flower in the mead
01:24:36 be sacrificed to your face may every cypress by the book be sacrificed to your face speaking 0.99
01:24:44 tongue grows dumb when describing your fairness how can my foolish scribbling pen augment your 1.00
01:24:50 grace. Your face has lighted my heart, my wish I shall attain, for happiness ensues after every 0.99
01:24:58 happy omen. Not this moment, only Hoffa's burning heart seeks you, oh friend, for the ever-living
01:25:06 roasted heart grew like wild tulip, oh friend. So as you can tell in Hoffa's poetry, there's a lot
01:25:16 of reference to uh you know wind blowing in the hair there's a lot of reference to you know wine
01:25:23 and things like that and of course that's anti-islamic right so uh it's difficult to translate
01:25:30 guys so remember uh and guys i'm i'm pretty much like a shakespeare expert uh iranian poetry is
01:25:38 like shakespeare but like a thousand times even more difficult to to translate but essentially
01:25:43 the gist of um this particular poem uh basically what hof is is saying is like he's he's honoring
01:25:52 his friends okay so in this poem so when he says um i stoop my head sincere at the threshold of
01:25:59 the friend he's basically saying like you know i'm i'm bowing to you my friend i'm honoring you
01:26:06 my friend um and then he's like neither in the moon nor sun i've seen glorious as a friend so
01:26:13 he's like not even the moon and the sun are as glorious as my friend um and he's like even though
01:26:22 I placed the moon and the sun in the mirror to reflect my friend um my friend was more glorious
01:26:29 than them right so uh anyways then he kind of just continues on and then he's like he so basically
01:26:35 this poem is about honoring friendship and uh you know putting putting your friends first so there
01:26:41 you go. I mean, that's, that's kind of relevant, guys. Isn't that kind of relevant to this live
01:26:46 stream? So because all of you guys, you know, your friends, you're our friends, you're friends
01:26:51 of Iran, and all of you are here because you support Iran Revolution Live. And look at that.
01:26:56 So this, this poem that I just pulled up is about honoring your friends, right? So this is what I
01:27:04 mean when I say that uh we Iranians right we'll do like a falah hafiz because guys for some reason
01:27:11 no matter like what poem we bring up it's always relevant and how insane is it that literally just
01:27:20 on on this live I I open up hafiz and it's a poem about um appreciating and honoring and respecting
01:27:30 your friends. So there you go. This is why we'll do sort of like, you know, fortune telling,
01:27:36 let's say, with Hoffa's book. I'm going to, let me just, I'm going to bookmark this because I'm
01:27:44 going to see if I can find like a full accurate translation of that. But yeah, so this is the
01:27:50 book of Hoffa's. Okay, this is the book of Hoffa's. And this is his tomb. So, and of course,
01:27:58 he's best known for this book right here, Divan Hafez. So Hafez is best known for Divan,
01:28:05 a collection of his surviving poems, probably compiled after his death. So that's this book
01:28:12 right here. Anyways, so the Durkhas, the Durkhas, for the longest time, have, you know, they tried
01:28:21 to destroy Hafez's tomb. So right now, Hafez is buried in the city of Shiraz. And this beautiful, 0.60
01:28:31 you know, pavilion that you see here, this beautiful pavilion that's around his tomb,
01:28:39 around his gravestone, this was actually built less than 100 years ago. This was built by
01:28:46 reza shah the great the grandfather of the current shah of iran and i'll explain why um
01:28:54 you don't i don't really need to translate the video because the the images um make it pretty
01:29:01 obvious what's happening so um about a hundred years ago before the path nevi dynasty uh came
01:29:09 into power all of the muslim durkas um and the turban heads they would just constantly go and 0.71
01:29:16 And they would destroy Hafez's tomb because the Muslim Durkhas would claim that Hafez was anti-Islamic, okay? 0.99
01:29:27 So he's saying a hundred years ago, if you went to Shiraz, instead of seeing this beautiful shrine to Hafez, this is what you would see.
01:29:38 Like, you would basically just see an iron cage around a grape stone.
01:29:44 and there wouldn't be like the the pavilion or anything like that and it's saying the reason
01:29:53 the reason that you saw this like fence around the the tombstone of hafiz was because of this
01:29:59 durka and remember he's got a black turban so he's an arab right he's an arab occupier anyway and
01:30:06 And so the video is saying the reason that you had like this fence
01:30:12 around Hafiz's tomb, like around his gravestone, 0.99
01:30:16 was because of this Durka.
01:30:18 Ali Akbar Faal-Asiri.
01:30:21 He's like, so this Durka had an issue with Hafiz and Hafiz's poetry.
01:30:31 Because, remember guys, because Hafiz wrote about
01:30:36 wine in his poems, this Durka didn't like Hafez. And so he said that Hafez, because Hafez promotes 0.95
01:30:45 alcohol in his poetry, Hafez is against Islam, and he must be destroyed. And remember, even in 0.82
01:30:53 the poem that I shared with you guys, right, even in this poem by Friendship, Hafez writes,
01:31:00 um not i alone drink this mystic wine in this cloister many other heads in worship are dust
01:31:09 to the pitcher but i mean this isn't it's it's like he's not going like half is his poetry isn't
01:31:14 saying like go and get drunk right he's referring to this mystic wine so again it's poetry right
01:31:20 it's you're not supposed to take it literally you're supposed to take um like uh you know like 0.99
01:31:25 like there's a bigger meaning to this than that but of course the seventh century inbred uh islamic 0.85
01:31:31 durkas they have no culture or religion so uh this this durka is like oh no hafiz is promoting 0.98
01:31:38 alcohol and wine and wine is against islam so uh we need to um we need to destroy his his grave 0.97
01:31:50 oh and then he he was also remember they just said the word falls so
01:31:54 The Durka was not only against, you know, the fact that Hafiz is writing about wine and his poetry,
01:32:01 but he was also offended by the fact that Iranians, you know, we will do the fal, fal hafiz,
01:32:10 remember, the fortune, kind of like a fortune telling, right? So, you know, where we open the
01:32:14 book and we read a poem and, you know, that poem essentially gives us guidance for our future. So,
01:32:20 So this Durqa, he didn't like that because Hafiz, right, this isn't the Qur'an. 0.59
01:32:26 And remember, for Durqas, the only thing that they accept is the Qur'an, nothing else. 0.84
01:32:31 So this Durqa was offended by the fact that, you know, in Iranian culture, 0.67
01:32:37 we like to read poetry and this poetry is not Islamic. 0.99
01:32:42 So then he, you know, he decided to go and destroy Hafiz's tomb.
01:32:48 So now they're saying that the Durka he destroyed
01:32:58 Because the Durka didn't like the fact that Iranians were reading poetry
01:33:03 He went and he destroyed the tombstone of Hafez
01:33:09 And then they rebuilt it
01:33:10 But then he went back and he destroyed it again
01:33:15 And then they're saying
01:33:18 This happened several times.
01:33:19 And then, you know, he was basically doing a sermon and he basically said, you know, even if they rebuild
01:33:33 Hafiz's gravestone, tombstone, a thousand times, he's going to go back and destroy it a thousand times.
01:33:41 Nufuzش اونقدر زیاد بود که کسی حریفش نمی شود. 1.00
01:33:45 And then they were saying, like, he was, you know, at that time, like 100 years ago, he was so influential and powerful that no one dared stand up to this Durka. 0.95
01:33:54 Because, again, keep in mind, before the current Pahlavi dynasty came to power, the Muslim Durkas were in control of occupied Iran. 0.96
01:34:04 And that's why the Muslim Durkas, they hate the Pahlavi dynasty, because the Pahlavi dynasty, you know, starting with the grandfather of the Kurds Shah, Reza Shah the Great, 0.91
01:34:15 When Rizal Shah the Great came to power through the Constitution of Iran, by the way, it was the democratically elected parliament of Iran, the Majlis, that elected him as the new Shah, the new dynasty.
01:34:30 the muslim nazis they don't like that because when the pahlavi dynasty came in 0.71
01:34:35 they basically said to the durkas all right enough is enough you guys have no control over iran
01:34:40 uh you know you don't have the authority to tell iranian people what to do or how to dress or
01:34:45 anything like that and then of course that's when um the durkas started calling the pahlavi dynasty 0.82
01:34:51 uh dictators right they called them dictators because the pahlavi dynasty did not allow the
01:34:57 muslim nazis to bully other people so then they're saying you know in order to protect 0.99
01:35:05 hafiz's grave from these durkas they they built this fence around his 0.99
01:35:15 so now this is there is a shah the great this is the grandfather of the current shah 0.99
01:35:21 and uh so now what the video is saying is that when the grandfather of the current shah came to
01:35:26 power um that's when they built this beautiful shrine to uh hafiz
01:35:46 so they're saying uh so now this video is saying um share this video with everyone so that the
01:35:52 world understands what sort of country the Pahlavi dynasty inherited and who they were fighting against.
01:36:02 Right? So the Pahlavi dynasty were literally fighting against the Durkhas who were trying to
01:36:08 constantly destroy Iranian culture and Iranian heritage because it's against their religion.
01:36:17 and guys this is like an iconic thing right so whenever people think of shira's
01:36:30 this is like one of the most iconic things right uh in shira's it's uh this beautiful uh
01:36:37 pavilion that's built over the the tomb of hafiz uh guys i've actually been there i've been there
01:36:44 like i was i think i was like i don't know 14 or something when i went so you know in my in my youth
01:36:48 i went and it's just such a beautiful thing but this entire beautiful garden and pavilion this
01:36:54 was built by reza shaw the great to honor uh hofes who's one of our most influential um influential
01:37:01 uh poets right like he's he's basically like the equivalent of shakespeare to us
01:37:07 um well hofes is one of them there's you know hofes and sadi and molana and others but um
01:37:13 um oh and faredosi of course guys so so of of all the iranian poets uh faredosi is at the top
01:37:20 faredosi is at the top and then of course hafez and saadi and others um they're very you know
01:37:25 close seconds but um yeah like like this what you see here this was built by the pahlavi dynasty 0.88
01:37:32 when the durkas were in power the durkas were trying to destroy all of this right so why am
01:37:39 I sharing this with you because going back to um this video about the uh Iran Heritage Council 0.98
01:37:46 right so the Muslim Nazis they have been trying to destroy they've been trying to destroy uh
01:37:52 Iranian heritage sites for a very long time and one of the things that the Islamic regime has said
01:37:57 is that uh you know if the Islamic regime goes down they're going to make sure that Iran goes
01:38:03 scorched earth uh what that means is that they're also going to destroy uh iran's heritage sites 0.63
01:38:10 and guys we have we have so many um so many heritage sites all around the country guys
01:38:18 iran itself like um anywhere you go anywhere you go in iran there's history there's heritage
01:38:25 there's culture right because you're talking about um cities that have existed for thousands 0.98
01:38:30 and thousands of years right so um and the muslim nazis are trying to destroy all of this in fact 0.86
01:38:36 uh when um when when the islamic regime took over in 1979 like i mentioned they tried to destroy
01:38:42 persepolis so uh the iran heritage council has been created uh in order to um uh it's basically
01:38:51 like a volunteer thing where iranians instead of occupied iran um are are you know voluntarily
01:38:59 keeping an eye on different um heritage sites whether it's persepolis or uh you know the tomb
01:39:06 of hofes or the tomb of ferdowsi or you know whatever else you know so many so many things 0.97
01:39:11 um because the muslim nazis will try to destroy it right and that's exactly what they've done 0.56
01:39:17 um in afghanistan they've done that in iraq they've done that in uh various other places 0.62
01:39:22 in the middle east as well uh they're trying to do it to iran but iranians of course won't
01:39:27 let them so there you go so that's what um that's what the iran heritage council is all about so
01:39:35 a little bit of a uh you know a little bit of a side quest there but uh it's really important to
01:39:41 understand and uh you know this this context matters right because again uh when it comes to
01:39:48 uh sharia law in islam um anything that isn't islamic they view it as a threat okay they view
01:39:55 it as a threat and um they've actually you know when they first took over 1400 years ago they 0.84
01:40:02 burned um they burned so many books and i actually have a video about that as well let me see if i
01:40:08 can find it here we go so here here's another one let me just share this with you as well so
01:40:14 this is this is basically um uh another uh video and guys like they're most of these are in persian
01:40:22 so that's why you don't see them um but uh so so this is a video that's talking about when the um
01:40:29 arab muslims when they were conquering persia they burned all of the books and the reason that they 0.86
01:40:36 burned all of the books is because uh you know so initially when the arab muslims showed up 0.88
01:40:41 um they sent a letter to i don't know whatever dead arab warlord was responsible for conquering
01:40:47 persia at the time and they said uh there's all these books here what should we do with these
01:40:53 books and the the arab you know the arab muslim the warlord or whatever sent a letter back and
01:40:59 his response was well you know if if the books agree with the quran you know that the quran is 0.60
01:41:06 their their demon book uh if the books agree with quran then uh they're duplicates and unnecessary 0.89
01:41:14 so you should burn them. And then he said, if the books disagree with the Quran, then that's
01:41:21 blasphemy and you should burn them. So, guys, so much knowledge was lost in ancient Persia.
01:41:30 Like, we as a human civilization, we could have been like a thousand years, a thousand years more
01:41:38 ahead than where we are today. But so much science and knowledge was lost because the Muslims burned 1.00
01:41:48 all the books, because the Muslims believe that the only book you need is the Quran. And it's 1.00
01:41:56 really interesting, you know, because they talk about, oh, the Islamic Golden Age. There's no 1.00
01:42:01 such thing as the Islamic Golden Age. It's actually the Iranian Golden Age. But, you know, 0.99
01:42:07 because the Muslim Durkhas were in power, they, you know, they call it the Islamic Golden Age. 1.00
01:42:13 But, like, they burned books. Everywhere they went, they burned books, right? 1.00
01:42:18 So just watch this.
01:42:24 So this person is saying, did you know that the biggest treasure that we Iranians lost
01:42:33 when the Arab Muslims invaded, it wasn't gold or treasure, it was books.
01:42:43 So the biggest treasure that we Iranians lost when the Arab Muslims conquered Iran 1400 years ago was we lost our books. 1.00
01:42:55 So these are the Iranians, right? And so what the guy is saying is that when the Arab Muslims invaded Iran, they came across something that they had never seen before. 1.00
01:43:12 They came across scholars and scientists and libraries and they didn't know what to do with that.
01:43:18 So he's saying that they came across giant libraries in Sifian.
01:43:34 Sifian is that city that's currently in Iraq right now.
01:43:40 What's modern day Iraq?
01:43:42 It's the one with the big arch, right?
01:43:43 So that's Sifian, Tisphun, and then Jundishapur.
01:43:48 Shafwood is another huge city and basically he's saying that the Arab invaders came across these giant libraries in these two cities with all of these scrolls and knowledge and they didn't know what to do with them. 0.63
01:44:00 And then he's saying that the Durkhas didn't know what to do with all these scrolls so he wrote to his superior. 0.59
01:44:09 Namae'i به خلیفه نوشت و کسب تکلیف کرد.
01:44:13 جوابی که اومد تن تاریخ رو لرزوند. 0.92
01:44:15 And then he's saying, he's saying the answer, the answer that came back from his, you know, Arab Muslim superior, basically shook, shook the course of history. 0.81
01:44:34 So he said, if these books agree with the Quran, then you don't need them because they're redundant. 0.91
01:44:42 And because they're redundant and the Quran is enough.
01:44:45 And he said, if the books disagree with the Quran, then they're against Islam and they have to be destroyed.
01:44:55 so basically uh he's saying that in in the um you know the history books written by arab historians or
01:45:19 you know others um it took them six months it took the arabs six months to burn the libraries of um
01:45:33 you know the the persian the persian civilization so uh six months of non-stop book burning 1.00
01:45:42 yeah that's what's written by historians that's how many books we had that's how much knowledge
01:45:47 we had. It took them six months of non-stop book burning to destroy our libraries.
01:46:01 And then basically they're saying that centuries and centuries of science and knowledge
01:46:07 were basically turned into to dust and burned.
01:46:17 and they burned all of our libraries they basically said they set all of civilization
01:46:39 back thousands of years right um again we we could have been at least a thousand years ahead
01:46:49 science-wise okay like we could have been a thousand years ahead science-wise um if not for 0.98
01:46:55 islam so again you can thank um the muslims for this right because the reasons that uh you know 1.00
01:47:01 we're a thousand years behind in science is because the the muslims they burn books and they 1.00
01:47:06 still do that today anyways there you go so yeah so a lot of a lot of this sorts of stuff um 1.00
01:47:20 on iranian social media because you know there is um there there is obviously uh an iranian
01:47:27 renaissance right so all that to say so going back to uh this video again from um tina razi
01:47:34 marad right so now now you guys can understand um why why the iranian heritage co is so important so
01:47:45 uh you know a lot of background context there but it is very important so um now i'm going to
01:47:50 continue with this video you guys can follow along in the subtitles so this is why the iranian
01:47:55 heritage council is doing really important work because we iranians we you know there's a history
01:48:03 We know what the Arab Muslims do. They burn our books. They try to destroy our knowledge and of course they try to destroy our historical sites. 1.00
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01:50:11 بنابراین حمایت از مردم ایران مسئولیتی مشترک است
01:50:16 در هفته های گذشته ملت ایران یکی از سریع ترین حامیان آرمان آزادی خود را
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01:50:43 و از مبارضه آنان برای بازپسگیری کشورشان حمایت کرد
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01:52:00 So that was the update from the office of His Royal Highness.
01:52:07 Now I'm going to get to a little bit of Durka news because of course it's not Iran Revolution
01:52:15 live without um without Durka news now for some reason guys I don't understand I don't understand
01:52:30 what's going on here so like not my circus not my monkeys but apparently a stick fight broke out
01:52:37 among several people in the courtyard of the RZA shrine so RZA RZA is one of their the dead
01:52:44 Arab warlords that they worship in Mashhad on Thursday evening, August 13th. Reports said the
01:52:51 clash involved religious groups from Yazd and Tavdis, though the cause remains unclear. So guys,
01:52:57 it's basically like Durka versus Durka, right? So it's like Durka on Durka fighting. So this
01:53:05 isn't even like, because these are like, these are the Durka Iranians. I mean, some of them are 1.00
01:53:10 ronnie and some of them i don't know where you know where they're from but um so apparently
01:53:14 here they are like they're fighting it's it's like durka versus durka
01:53:20 whoa guys okay this is this is definitely not part of their like durka celebrations okay
01:53:43 so do you see like they're literally throwing so guys so they use the sticks they use the sticks to
01:53:49 like hit their backs or whatever uh and then now like some sort of fight broke out and then you
01:53:55 see like they're throwing sticks at one another and you can see them in the air okay guys what
01:54:00 in the aloha akbar jihad is going on here i don't know i don't know what in the aloha akbar jihad
01:54:06 is happening 0.98
01:54:36 honestly they're they're just a bunch of savages they're literally they're savages right like 1.00
01:55:02 Like, when they're not, like, murdering Iranians, they're literally fighting amongst one another, right? 1.00
01:55:08 Like, everything about them is so violent. 1.00
01:55:12 It's a violent ideology.
01:55:13 It's a violent culture.
01:55:14 It's a violent, I don't know.
01:55:16 Like, I don't know what this is.
01:55:17 But, geez, man, like, it's just, like, everything about them is just so, like, 7th century savage, right? 0.83
01:55:25 um okay now um guys uh especially for our jewish viewers uh shabbat shalom shabbat shalom look at 0.88
01:55:37 this so the islamic regime is now asking its supporters to role play as news reporters and
01:55:44 to pretend uh imaginary broadcasts announcing the annihilation of israel oh americans don't
01:55:52 Americans, you're not excluded either. So, imaginary broadcasts announcing the annihilation
01:55:58 of Israel and the destruction of the White House. So, yeah, there you go, guys. To all of our Jewish
01:56:06 viewers, Israeli viewers, and American viewers, there you go. This is for you. This is Durka
01:56:13 News Network, right? Keep in mind, these are the same Muslim Nazis who are like, oh, we don't, 0.97
01:56:19 when we say death to america we don't actually mean that we have an issue with americans right 0.98
01:56:24 so here you go guys follow along with the subtitles
01:56:27 guys oh my gosh i was not ready for that
01:56:49 level of Durka so so the news reporter is like okay so basically they're role-playing okay this
01:56:54 is like some weird Durka jihadi role-playing and then the reporter is like okay so say like with
01:57:01 Allah's assistance Israel has been destroyed and then he says that and everyone's like 0.53
01:57:06 right like it's just it's wild it's wild guys again I don't know of any other religion that 0.96
01:57:13 does this right this is why I say that this is not a religion this is a death cult this is a 0.99
01:57:18 death cult right so they're role playing their role playing the destruction of israel and everyone's 0.79
01:57:48 Wow, okay, so Americans, if you were feeling left out, that was for you. 0.98
01:58:02 So this Durka Jihadi girl, she's like, the White House has been destroyed, and everyone's like, 1.00
01:58:08 Right? Oh my gosh. Look at this. 1.00
01:58:18 and then they're like praise be your honor okay guys so you know what actually uh why don't i
01:58:32 teach you guys a new word let me teach you how we say uh the white house in persian uh
01:58:38 and this isn't the durka word it's it's iranian so i just want to be very clear about that so we call
01:58:44 it koche sefid which means uh so um we call it koche sefid so we don't we don't call it um the
01:59:06 the white house in persian we actually call it the white castle so kach means castle and then
01:59:14 syphid means white so that's why i just i wrote it like that so that you guys can um
01:59:21 get the translation for the words right so there you go guys so americans if you want
01:59:25 so it's not it's um so the reason that you know castle is before white that's a grammar thing
01:59:32 that's a grammar thing so um um the it's it's just uh usually the um uh the adjective
01:59:42 comes after the noun whereas in english the noun comes after the adjective right
01:59:49 um so that's what it is but uh so americans there you go now you know how to say the white house
01:59:56 in persian it's kaha sefit um yeah we don't we don't call it khanaya sefit we call it kaha
02:00:05 sefit oh my gosh now i'm seeing all your harold and kumar white castle references oh my gosh that's
02:00:11 so funny well i mean for the record we've been calling it uh kaha sefit uh before before um
02:00:20 harold and kumar's movie came out so but yes yes we've always called it uh the white castle so
02:00:28 there you go there you go so sefid means white and uh koh koh means castle so that's why this 0.84
02:00:40 so now if i go back you can hear this jihadi woman she's like koh is a feed blah blah blah 0.94
02:00:46 like right the rest is just like nonsense right but you can catch her so you can hear her saying 0.87
02:00:52 the white house um and that is of course the white castle so there you go you know what
02:01:00 actually americans i apologize i don't even know why um i didn't think about uh teaching
02:01:07 that phrase to you guys sooner because that's kind of cool to know right uh the white house
02:01:11 So the White House is called Kache Sefit. So there you go. You can add that to your list of Iranian phrases and words that you know. Anyway, so now you can actually hear her, woman, I know, I know Omi, like, woman, this thing, this whatever, whatever, like this, you know, feces of Satan, right? They're all the feces of Satan, essentially. But yeah, I can literally smell the crowd from here.
02:01:37 But anyway, so you're going to hear this thing say Kakh Sifid, okay, and Kakh Sifid means White House.
02:01:47 Did you catch that? Kakh Sifid, the White House.
02:02:07 prove
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02:02:46 wow guys do you see the the um the cope is real the cope is real these are the durkas the durkas 0.87
02:03:03 are literally freaking out and they're just they're literally role-playing and they're uh 0.82
02:03:09 you know again i don't know of any other culture or religion that does this right if anyone knows
02:03:13 of any other religion that does this let me know because i can't think of a single modern day 0.98
02:03:18 religion uh where um you know the the durkas are role-playing um announcing the destruction
02:03:28 of the united states in israel and then they're like right so it's just i i don't i don't understand 0.99
02:03:35 this um but yeah this is the welcome to the hell that we iranians have been dealing with and these 0.97
02:03:42 are the same uh inbred muslim nazis who literally murder us iranians uh just because we don't want 0.97
02:03:49 to live under sharia law and we don't want to live under islam so there you go uh that's a little bit 0.98
02:03:56 of uh insane like you know durka news for you um now i do have more news but uh this relates more 0.98
02:04:06 to um my my second stream which is like my geopolitical analysis so uh i'm going to leave
02:04:14 the rest of um rest of the links and videos for um later actually there's one more that i want to
02:04:24 share um so you know just this this is really important so uh guys the economy is still uh
02:04:35 terrible in occupied iran um and what's really like messed up is that um there's a gasoline
02:04:41 shortage okay so uh you would think that a country like iran you know that produces i don't know how
02:04:48 many millions of barrels of oil a day um that there wouldn't be a gasoline shortage inside
02:04:53 the country except there is and iranians right now um are pretty much uh like like it's it's a
02:04:59 ration it's a ration system it's a quota system and the reason that they're doing this is because
02:05:05 the islamic regime is preserving all the gasoline for its military operations so you would think
02:05:11 that a country uh you know that pretty much one of the top oil producing countries in the world
02:05:17 gasoline would be the one thing that wouldn't be on shortage it's on shortage this is also remember 0.83
02:05:22 this is controlled uh suppression uh the fact that um the islamic regime is uh limiting 0.58
02:05:29 gasoline availability to common iranians is because they're of course afraid of iranians
02:05:35 rising up and one of the ways of um uh preventing iranians from rising up is to make sure that they
02:05:41 don't have uh the ability to to travel or coordinate right so let's watch this video
02:05:52 So he's like, it's 3.30 a.m. and we've come in line at 3.30 a.m. in the city of Zahedan
02:06:01 to get into the gasoline line.
02:06:06 And he's like, by 7 a.m., you couldn't even see where the line ended.
02:06:16 He's like, we've been waiting since 3.30.
02:06:22 so this person has been waiting since 3 30 a.m it's 7 30 a.m they still haven't moved and
02:06:39 they're basically waiting 24 hours just to get 15 liters of gas
02:06:52 so yeah the struggle continues the fight continues and iranians are getting ready
02:07:22 um i'm gonna get to your questions and comments um starting with a rumble super chat guys this
02:07:30 time i remembered i've kept um my rumble chat open so that uh i am able to see and make sure
02:07:39 to catch all of the messages um and uh yeah i do have to end because um i am doing a newsmax
02:07:49 interview live in about 45 minutes. So I have to get ready for that. But of course, I will
02:07:54 be back. Sorry, but I will be back later tonight for tonight's evening edition of The Goldie
02:08:04 Show, where I'm going to talk about all things geopolitics when it comes to President Trump,
02:08:09 the Islamic regime occupying Iran, Israel, and of course, Middle Eastern countries.
02:08:14 So I'm going to start with this Rumble Rant here. 0.54
02:08:20 So Miss Macy Marie says, I feel like I should be paying Goldie for a course at a university. 0.62
02:08:27 I genuinely appreciate everything she teaches us.
02:08:31 Thank you so much.
02:08:32 I really appreciate that.
02:08:33 Very kind of you to say, Miss Macy.
02:08:35 I'm happy to do this for free.
02:08:37 you know knowledge is power and this is why this is why I don't like to gatekeep information so
02:08:48 more than happy to do this and I'm just really grateful for all of your support on YouTube and
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02:08:58 it's through the super chats or whether it's through you know like donating on on buy me a
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02:09:07 able to do this full time 24 seven. And you guys are the reason that I'm able to continue sharing
02:09:14 information for free. Because the one thing that I never ever want to do is to gatekeep information
02:09:20 that that's, you know, contrary to what I stand for as, as a person. So I will always, always,
02:09:28 um you know share information for free so thank you thank you so much uh very very kind comment
02:09:36 um i'm honored okay let's get to your questions and comments so push-ups says got wisdom teeth
02:09:44 pulled hope bleeding stops soon push-ups i saw your comment earlier today um the yeah and you
02:09:52 were like you have to read it in a persian accent i'm that that was a one-time thing uh however
02:09:57 given that you've had your wisdom teeth pulled.
02:10:02 I hope you very, very much get well soon.
02:10:07 I don't know.
02:10:11 Thank you very much.
02:10:14 Thanks, God.
02:10:16 Your surgery went well.
02:10:19 Thanks to God.
02:10:20 I pray for you.
02:10:23 uh i hope the bleeding is stopped very soon i don't know is i don't know if that's a good
02:10:30 iranian accent guys i'm terrible with iranian accents but i push-ups i did it just for you
02:10:34 there you go but not happening again um jasser is a very good guy he's friends with levin that's
02:10:41 great i'm not saying he's a good guy or a bad guy i'm just you know everyone has questions and we
02:10:46 all have questions uh shannon the wanderer be cooler if they wrote it on a bomb i don't know
02:10:53 what you're referring to shannon this was at seven i don't know what you're referring to shannon i'm
02:11:03 so sorry uh laura sent a super sticker thank you so much appreciate that very very kind of you
02:11:12 um quills says i wonder if there will be an iranian person or persons equivalent to
02:11:18 simon weisenthal who hunted down the nazis that will track down and gather info
02:11:23 on fugitive irgc and vestige members so actually um every single one of us iranians is a simon
02:11:29 weisenthal every single one of us is a simon weisenthal we are all currently um in our own
02:11:36 ways. We're monitoring and keeping track of those IRG supporters and vestiges that we personally
02:11:43 know. So yeah, there's like 85 million Simon Weisenthal's right now. And we're all, you know,
02:11:52 keeping documents and maintaining documentation. Okay, so that's all that I see for the super
02:12:01 chats and questions and comments so guys uh thank you very much for tuning in to uh today's edition
02:12:09 of iran revolution live um i gotta go eat something and then get ready for my interview so um anyone
02:12:18 who has newsmax um again i'm going live on newsmax at uh at 9 p.m eastern so um if you have newsmax
02:12:30 you can catch me there. If not, don't worry, because I'm going to screen record it. And then
02:12:35 when I go live later tonight, after my interview, I will share the interview with all of you.
02:12:40 As always, I'm Israel Chai. God bless America.
02:12:46 Javitshah and Payande Iran. I'll see all of you guys very soon.
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