00:32:51.140Well, Duru Patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.
00:32:56.120Welcome to day 228 of Iran Revolution Live.
00:33:02.600And right on cue, Tusi is about to go live in six minutes.
00:33:08.540So we are going to tune in to Tusi when he goes live with the breaking news.
00:33:16.760Now, I haven't really spoken too much yet about what's currently happening between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
00:33:28.200And I have a couple of theories on why this is going on and why the Houthis have been able to capture certain parts of Saudi Arabia.
00:33:45.660And of course, there's a lot of infighting now and fighting.
00:33:48.560And we are going to get the updates from Tusi.
00:33:51.120But my theory behind why this is happening is because President Trump gave Saudi Arabia an opportunity to sign the Abraham Accords, and Saudi Arabia has yet to sign the Abraham Accords.
00:34:10.000And, you know, I basically said that I don't think Saudi Arabia is ever going to sign it.0.58
00:34:14.300And so I think what's happening right now between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, that's President Trump teaching Saudi Arabia a lesson.0.70
00:34:23.040Because at the end of the day, the regional superpower in the Middle East is Israel.0.55
00:34:32.960And Israel and the United States could have very, very easily stopped the Houthis.0.81
00:34:41.380But Saudi Arabia has refused to sign a peace treaty with Israel.
00:34:49.260Saudi Arabia has refused, so far, to sign the Abraham Accords.
00:34:55.860And so I have a feeling that what's happening is sort of related to that current situation.
00:35:03.660Where President Trump is basically saying, you don't want to be allies with our biggest ally, Israel.
00:35:10.620well, then you guys are going to have to pay the price. Because let's be honest, America could
00:35:18.140very, very easily stop the Houthis if they wanted to. They're choosing not to. And for all its0.99
00:35:24.380military might, Saudi Arabia seems to be having a pretty tough time engaging the Houthis. Right?
00:35:33.040A little bit awkward there. A little bit awkward. So just my little theory on that. But we're going
00:35:39.000going to dive into that later tonight on The Goldie Show, where I give my geopolitical analysis.
00:35:46.660But I kind of wanted to give you a little bit of a little sneak peek tidbit on why I think
00:35:55.840what's happening in the Middle East is happening the way it is and why things are playing out the
00:36:04.420way they are. Because let's be honest, the United States could very easily stop the Houthis like1.00
00:36:09.020that, right? Like it's nothing. The Houthis are not even a fly on the wall when it comes to1.00
00:36:17.160US military might. Same with Israel. Israel could very easily stop them.0.98
00:36:23.960I think there's a reason that President Trump is letting the Houthis go after Saudi Arabia.0.99
00:36:29.240it's to teach Saudi Arabia a lesson now whether whether the Saudi Arabians are actually smart
00:36:38.380enough to learn that lesson that's a whole other that's a whole other topic of discussion
00:36:43.920but um I'm just saying I'm just saying I think all of this has to do with the fact that Saudi
00:36:54.960Arabia refuses to sign the Abraham Accords. Because keep in mind, if Saudi Arabia signs
00:37:02.320the Abraham Accords, well, Saudi Arabia is pretty much the birthplace of Islam, then pretty much0.98
00:37:08.800every single Muslim country is going to have to stop their endless jihad against Israel.0.97
00:37:16.340Saudi Arabia is not going to do that. Just the way I see it. I just don't see1.00
00:37:21.820Saudi Arabia doing that. And, you know, again, they all pretend to have like these strong
00:37:27.500militaries and whatever, but everyone knows that the regional superpower in the Middle East
00:37:33.240is Israel. I mean, prior to 1979, the regional superpower was Iran. And of course, Iran and
00:37:39.800Israel were allies. And while we're waiting for Tusi to start really quickly, one of the reasons
00:37:47.640that I believe that the Arab countries don't want to see a free Iran is because they're actually
00:37:55.340afraid of that alliance between Iran and Israel that used to exist before the 1979 Islamic coup
00:38:02.880d'etat. Because prior to 1979, Iran under the Shah was the regional superpower and the Shah of Iran
00:38:10.060kept all of the Durkhas in check. And so the Durkhas, they don't want Iran to be great again.0.90
00:38:16.680They don't want Iran to be free because, of course, if that happens, that puts a damper on their Durka-ism and their jihad.0.96
00:38:27.480So that's my two cents on that. That's my two cents.0.91
00:38:30.520So that's the reason why Israel is very, very much pro-regime change, because the Iran that existed prior to 1979, the free Iran, the secular Iran, the Iran under the Shah, that was the regional superpower.0.60
00:38:45.540that was the country that was keeping everyone else in check. And remember, Iran was the country0.77
00:38:51.440that gave the United States oil, when all of the Arab countries refused to do so. Remember the Arab1.00
00:38:57.220oil embargo back in the early 1970s, the Arab oil embargo happened because the United States was an
00:39:02.720ally of Israel, and the Arab countries didn't like that. So they basically threatened, you know,
00:39:07.560they tried to, you know, leverage their oil to try and get America to stop supporting Israel.
00:39:12.820And when the Arab countries went to the Shah of Iran and said, you know, join the Arab oil embargo, the Shah pretty much said, absolutely not, like, we're not going to treat our allies that way. And while there were oil shortages everywhere, it was the Shah of Iran that gave oil to the United States, and basically gave the finger to the Arab countries.
00:39:33.160So this is why. So when you see all these Arab countries who are, you know, working or saying that, oh, no, you know, let's let's let's have like a peace deal with the Islamic regime.0.93
00:39:45.480It's because the Arab countries don't want a free Iran because a free Iran is not good for business.0.80
00:39:51.320A free Iran also means a stronger Israel. And the Arab countries are afraid of that Iranian-Israeli alliance that existed prior to 1979.
00:40:02.740and by the way, will come back after we overthrow the Islamic regime and reclaim our country from0.90
00:40:10.500the Muslim Nazis. So just, you know, a little bit of food for thought there, a little bit of an intro,0.94
00:40:16.140but like I said, I digress. Let's go to Tusi because he is starving.
00:40:32.740hello ladies and gentlemen welcome to tusi tv this is your global news channel amaya tusi and
00:40:41.200this is the sixth anniversary of the abraham accords in the middle east we are now going
00:40:48.520to have a new member joining the abraham accords but also at the same time the israeli defense
00:40:56.680forces and the saudi military are now coordinating uh on two fronts one is of course the situation
00:41:06.040in yemen with the houthis but also at the same time the irgc itself in iran as the u.s central
00:41:14.520command uh as a centcom commander admiral brad cooper has a conducted and held a secret meeting
00:41:22.200between israel but a number of arab states including saudi arabia but not only saudi arabia
00:41:29.480and there is a lot to cover as well as the most important point which is the fact that
00:41:36.7602c tv once again proves that we come to you guys fast credible and before the liberal establishment
00:41:47.960media or the so-called mainstream media uh we have the evidence again to show to you guys we
00:41:53.160have the live feed from the babam and deb straight in uh just outside of yemen but also the united
00:41:59.480nations as they are also having a bit of a crisis in the security council uh with uh the uh the
00:42:06.840houthis and the irgc but we're going to talk about why once again we were right when we report things
00:42:14.200on this channel we obviously have to verify cross-check everything make sure our sources
00:42:18.920are credible if we make a mistake or if breaking news sometimes obviously misleading things come
00:42:23.240out we always put our hand up and say we made a mistake we clarify but a lot of times obviously
00:42:30.120because we are faster sometimes hours sometimes days there are a lot of weirdos who go around
00:42:35.480saying ah this is clickbait this is fake news it's not actually even happening it's fabricated
00:42:40.440well days ago we reported first on this channel about the street clashes in iran between the
00:42:46.680armed iranian people and the irgc militia today finally the media are also reporting
00:42:52.760what we already reported the telegraph in the uk finally reported last night
00:42:58.600irgc soldiers gunned down in street clashes in iran to all the doubters and naysayers
00:43:05.640shut the f up and watch 2ctv all right now let's talk about today's uh latest updates
00:43:11.560saudi arabia continues to get hit by the irgc's houthi friends in yemen but the houthis are now0.96
00:43:17.640slowly losing territory a lot of their soldiers soldiers terrorists have been captured by saudi
00:43:26.200and yemeni forces in the southwest of the country but there is the latest video coming from another
00:43:32.280oil refinery in yanbu that was hit here we go
00:43:49.800and then we're going to talk about uh this is in saudi uh the the west coast of saudi and we'll show
00:43:57.240you on the map the latest locations and then we're going to talk about the alliance the alliance
00:44:05.000between the arab states and israel and which member new member is joining in the next few
00:44:12.280months the abraham accords to normalize relations with the state of israel so
00:44:21.720So Saudi Arabia have said that they are working very fast to repair the east-west oil pipeline,
00:44:32.300but it's still going to take a few weeks.
00:44:34.480If this were, by the way, if this were in the west, it would take about 60 years to rebuild the pipeline.
00:44:40.000But in Saudi Arabia, they work faster, as you guys know.
00:44:42.520They don't have health and safety regulations in that sense.
00:44:45.740It's good and it's bad at the same time.
00:44:47.280But having said that, the economic crisis and the slow death of the regime is affecting a lot of ordinary people in Iran.
00:44:59.200As you guys know, the fuel shortage is one thing.
00:45:02.500The extra sanctions that have been placed on to Iran as a country and the state means that a lot of things have stopped basically operating.
00:45:12.520and a lot of things are falling apart including airlines in iran domestic flights are now some of
00:45:19.400the most dangerous things that exist on this planet they already have older planes that have
00:45:27.240been given to them but they're not really getting any new parts for them and they're not getting
00:45:33.240access to the latest technology and in terms of maintenance there was a flight from the northeast
00:45:39.000of iran mashad to kermanshah it started to once again have technical malfunction caused part of
00:45:45.880the cabin to fall apart and be damaged completely mid-flight the pilot had to declare an emergency
00:45:54.280i had to do a that had to return to mashad managed to just about do a crash landing but it did land
00:46:02.280and let's watch this moment and i'll give you some more intel on this and what is actually
00:46:57.160it's it's crazy at this point uh the uh situation uh in iran i yeah my advice would be to just
00:47:04.920don't take any flights in urban there there has been also been at the same time a number of
00:47:12.600planes that have had to do emergency landing just after takeoff due to lack of fuel or some of the
00:47:23.240mid-flight and apparently those who are in charge of maintenance and linked to the airport are not
00:47:30.040giving the uh the proper up-to-date intel and there's been some manipulation with the systems
00:47:36.680as well the radar system it's complete chaotic situation so um a lot of these uh airlines are
00:47:42.920now in complete crisis you have all the planes there are no parts there's not enough fuel a lot
00:47:48.600of flights have had to be cancelled already uh but uh so that's that's going on in the middle of all
00:47:54.360this the united states decided to bring the arabs and the israelis together to make some changes
00:48:06.280to the relationship in the middle east to rally the troops against the the collapsing islamic
00:48:13.480republic in iran we had a secret meeting that has now been revealed by the u.s central command
00:48:22.120a senior military advisors and commanders had a meeting in germany a few days ago and
00:48:32.440the best way to actually paint the picture is to show you the regional map and to see
00:48:37.960how this is actually affecting iran and there is a a bit of an emergency situation in both jazan
00:48:46.040and abba in the south southwest of saudi arabia we just uh heard we're going to get some more
00:48:52.760information on that but uh the the meeting ladies and gentlemen the secret meeting in the in germany
00:48:59.320had been held uh against one country there are two issues to discuss for them one is of course
00:49:08.120the situation yemen but also iran so iran which is obviously now highlighted in green
00:49:14.280We have the list of the countries that joined, apart from the United States leading it, Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and let's go down, Bahrain, and Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, and finally, Egypt.
00:49:44.280this coalition to discuss how to counter the threat coming from the Islamic regime,0.96
00:49:53.700the fact that it also has Egypt, which is a completely useless state at this point when it
00:50:00.120comes to geopolitics, they've kind of given up on trying to be mediators, but also Qatar,
00:50:05.780because the Qataris have been warning the Islamic Republic that their friendship obviously has been
00:50:11.160damaged and the president trump has worked really hard over the last year or so to bring the qataris
00:50:17.880away drag them away from the irgc and they're closer to uh the uae side and saudi side and0.88
00:50:25.560again they don't really have an option if the islamic republic is falling apart
00:50:29.640they're gonna have to stop making friends in the region but saudi arabia
00:50:36.760technically have a pact, a Mecca agreement with Turkey and Pakistan. A lot of people have been
00:50:45.440asking, so what's going on with that? Is this an actual military pact? Will Pakistan and Turkey
00:50:51.880get involved now that Saudi Arabia is under attack? Well, we have finally some clarification
00:50:57.020because it's been a bit of a limbo over the last few days. What is going on with Pakistan and Turkey?
00:51:01.460Well, we have now confirmation from the diplomats in the region that the defense pact between the three countries is actually not expected to be activated, even though Saudi Arabia is getting attacked.
00:51:17.620The diplomats have now said that the pact does not oblige its members to respond automatically or immediately, and that the Houthis are not considered an existential threat to Saudi Arabia at this point.
00:51:32.740Oh, wow, we found the loophole, guys. They found the loophole.
00:51:36.980So there is a military pact, which apparently doesn't actually have to be activated.
00:51:41.960And, in fact, what they are saying is that it can only be activated if there is an existential threat.
00:51:52.640But, again, even then, it's not automatic.
01:25:24.300So I just want that to be clear because you said what would give you the nightmare.
01:25:29.640But I think we have contingency plans for several things that can go wrong.
01:25:38.640One is like the nuclear and we have prevention and mitigation plan.
01:25:44.640One is you have these nuclear waste and the regime has chemical and biological weapons.
01:25:51.640Safeguarding those are very important. That's why Crown Prince has this defection plan, because the backbone of being able to safeguard those are to know where they are, to have people who want to work with you to secure them.
01:26:10.640And on the other hand, you need to have, you need to work with the international partners
01:26:24.520So foreign war can really derail everything.
01:26:28.760And we are in a region that when we have some neighbors that we have some issues with them,0.72
01:26:34.320and they may see that as an opportunity to gain something.
01:26:39.560And that's because of that, again, for prevention and mitigation, we have been opening channel
01:26:46.900to many of our neighbors to build relationship that can help when the time comes.
01:26:54.340But I think the most, the one that gives me nightmare, and there is very little that can
01:27:01.880be done is a seven uh is a significant earthquake in tehran because unfortunately over the past
01:27:10.840five decades regime has not done anything about it so there you go now i also wanted to take a
01:27:20.360moment to speak about um teenage twin sisters tarana and romina rahimi were dragged from their
01:27:30.760beds after joining anti-regime protests in Iran, according to their family. They were 19 years old
01:27:38.920at the time. Taranid, now 20, has been sentenced to death. Romina received a 36-year prison sentence.
01:27:47.320Their family says the sisters were tortured in custody and forced to confess. I'm going to share
01:27:54.600a news article. This was written by Fox News. I haven't read it yet, but it's actually really,
01:28:00.760really horrific. So the way that they forced Tarani to confess, to a false confession,
01:28:10.020was that they basically said to her that if she does not confess to whatever crime the Islamic0.98
01:28:17.540regime wants her to confess to, they will gang rape her twin sister in front of her.0.86
01:28:24.740So in order to prevent her twin sister from being gang raped, she was forced to sign a false0.92
01:28:33.140confession. And of course, signing that false confession now means that she has been sentenced
01:28:40.040to death for the crime of, you know, waging war against Allah or whatever. Now, regardless of that,
01:28:46.440um both of them I guarantee you have already been raped and tortured um so she was just trying she0.99
01:28:53.220was trying to prevent more rape and torture of her sister but of course that's not how it works0.99
01:28:58.440with the Islamic regime because as I've mentioned before um sexual violence is a part of Islam0.98
01:29:04.940sexual violence is a part of jihad and they have been um they have been using sexual violence0.93
01:29:12.080against men and women, not only for the last 47 years, but pretty much since the invention of
01:29:18.280Islam. So for the last 1400 years, they've been using sexual violence, you know, in the Quran,0.96
01:29:24.300it's permissible to have, you know, women as slaves or concubines or whatever. So sexual0.58
01:29:30.520violence is par for the course. And so I wanted to share this Fox News article. And I'm actually
01:29:37.680really happy that this is now starting to get into the mainstream news. So Iran's regime came0.99
01:29:43.200for teenage twins. Their fate offers a glimpse of Tehran's widening death campaign. Tayana Rahimi0.74
01:29:50.700was sentenced to death and her sister Romina to 36 years in the Isfahan Shohada Square case. Which
01:29:56.640by the way this is this is a fake thing like this never happened. Remember so this is guys this is
01:30:02.440the same case where um uh they they hanged um a young man who was crippled in his left arm like
01:30:12.360he was literally uh he was uh physically disabled he was handicapped so he couldn't use his left0.92
01:30:18.280arm at all and his left eye was blind and yet the islamic regime accused this cripple who literally0.93
01:30:25.940could not use his left arm. They accused him of overpowering a police officer and using a gun0.98
01:30:32.800to shoot the police officer. I don't know how a cripple can, you know, hold like a, you know,1.00
01:30:40.740two-handed rifle and shoot a police officer. But there you go. And the Islamic regime hanged him.1.00
01:30:47.880They literally hanged a cripple because they alleged that he had murdered a police officer.
01:30:55.940anyway so it's it's it's it's still happening so let me read the article now tarare and romina
01:31:02.660rahimi were 19 still in high school and living with their mother when masked men came for them
01:31:08.740in the middle of the night according to their us-based cousin the twin sisters were dragged
01:31:15.220from their beds with bags placed over their heads about a month after they joined anti-regime
01:31:20.660protests in Isfahan. Their family was given no explanation and spent months searching courts,
01:31:27.900hospitals, and government offices trying to determine where they had been taken.
01:31:32.600Four months later, their mother, Marzia Nurmohammadi, was finally allowed to see them
01:31:38.760at Dolatabad prison. She barely recognized her daughters. These are the two twins, the 19-year-old
01:31:47.280twins. Their cousin, Masud Nurmohammadi, told the guardian that the twins had badly swollen and
01:31:55.020bruised faces, injuries to their elbows, hands, and feet, and significant hair loss that he said
01:32:03.200resulted from guards pulling them by their hair as they were moved between cells. He said their
01:32:10.960mother also learned that the sisters had been held in solitary confinement. Now 20, Tarana Rahimi
01:32:18.960faces execution over her alleged role in the January protests while her twin sister could
01:32:26.180spend decades in prison in a case unfolding amid a sharp rise in Iran's use of the death penalty.
01:32:34.780Human rights activists' news agency reported that Tarana was sentenced to death and an additional
01:32:40.60011 years in prison, while Romina received a 36-year sentence. The sentences were issued by
01:32:47.060Branch 1 of the Isfahan Revolutionary Court and remain initial stage verdicts.
01:32:54.900Guys, so the Isfahan Revolutionary Court, this is really important. So when I've explained to
01:33:00.500you guys before that, you know, the 1979 Islamic coup d'etat, right, their revolution, it didn't
01:33:08.660end in 1979. It began in 1979. The Durkhas, they call themselves the revolutionaries because
01:33:17.520for them, the revolution isn't just about capturing Iran. Their revolution is about
01:33:24.880taking over the world. Essentially, it's another word for jihad. So that's why they call all of
01:33:31.880their courts and everything like the revolutionary court, okay, because it's all about jihad. And0.56
01:33:38.280And this is why they're basically just, you know, handing out these math, sorry, they're handing out these mass death sentences because they want to try and, you know, demoralize Iranians and they want to make examples of everyone.0.59
01:33:58.320So, yeah, guys, the Islamic revolution, which I call the Islamic coup d'etat, it didn't end in 1979.0.57
01:34:07.800And they still have these, you know, revolutionary courts and all this, you know, jihad Islam nonsense.
01:34:15.520The twins are among 16 defendants prosecuted in what has become known as the Isfahan Shohadah Square.0.51
01:34:21.000H.R.A.N.A. said 10 defendants received death sentences and the 16 defendants collectively received 256 years in prison.
01:34:30.680The sister's family says the abuse was intended to force confessions.
01:34:36.440Nur Mohamedi told The Guardian that Taraneh was threatened that prison guards would rape Romina in front of her unless she signed a confession.
01:34:46.040you see this guys see that that this is this this is welcome to the islamic regime
01:34:52.680welcome to the nightmare and the hell that iranians have been dealing with for the last0.99
01:34:58.38047 years okay this is this is exactly what they've been doing so all of those0.58
01:35:04.280forced confessions that you see on tv right whenever whenever i've shared something with
01:35:10.360you and i'm like guys this is a forced confession that's because this is what they do i mean it's
01:35:15.820literally the exact opposite of what you would think a society should be like in 2025. I mean,
01:35:24.000the Islamic regime, this is worse than the medieval ages, okay? I don't even think people1.00
01:35:29.220in the medieval ages were treated this badly. But this has been going on inside of occupied Iran0.75
01:35:36.980for the last 47 years. Like the most horrific violence, crimes, I mean, rape, anything. It's0.80
01:35:45.360anything and everything, right? Because you have no rights. You literally do not have any rights
01:35:51.700inside of occupied Iran. Let me repeat that again. Nur Muhammad, so that's their cousin,
01:36:00.800told the Guardian that Taraneh was threatened that prison guards would rape Romina in front
01:36:07.280of her unless she signed a confession. The outlet reported that Taraneh later told the court
01:36:14.080that admissions attributed to her had been obtained through torture.
01:36:19.160Her mother was not permitted to attend the trial, according to the family.
01:36:24.660Radio Farda separately reported that the sisters suffered physical and psychological abuse
01:36:30.460and were forced to confess to accusations they deny.
01:36:34.780The HANA Human Rights Organization told Fox Digital they have verified the torture allegations.
01:36:41.840Concern about torture extend beyond the sisters.
01:36:45.740Another defendant in the same case, Ahmad Reza Saidi,
01:36:49.640told judges during the hearing that the investigating judge
01:36:53.480personally used an electric stun gun on his neck and genitals.
01:36:59.140Defense lawyers also reportedly complained
01:37:01.600that they had not been given access to substantial portions of the case file
01:37:06.400or adequate time to examine evidence before trial.
01:37:10.840The sentences come as rights organizations document a sharp rise in executions across Iran.
01:37:19.580The Washington-based Abdurrahman Buraman Center for Human Rights in Iran documented 901 executions during the first seven months of 2026, including 56 people executed on political or national security charges.
01:37:36.820Behnam Ben-Toliblu, Iran Program Senior Director at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies,
01:37:43.020told Fox News Digital that the executions should be viewed as part of a broader campaign by Tehran
01:37:50.800Remember, guys, this is what I've been explaining to you.
01:37:52.580So the reason that the executions are happening and there's a sharp increase0.71
01:37:55.680is because the Islamic regime is trying to demoralize Iranian people
01:38:01.360to try and prevent Iranian people from rising up.0.55
01:38:04.740However, what's actually happening is that the more these executions happen and the more the Islamic regime is torturing and murdering, you know, innocent young Iranians, that's making Iranians even more angry.0.94
01:38:18.880And if anything, it's strengthening our resolve because we know that the only way the only way for this to stop is to get rid of the Islamic regime.0.98
01:38:30.020right like none of this will stop none of this will end unless and until the islamic regime is0.98
01:38:35.580overthrown this has been going on for 47 years and it will continue to go on as long as the islamic0.87
01:38:41.880regime is in power despite the war in the region despite the drone war the missile war the war over0.84
01:38:50.740the strait of hormos the real war is the one that's happening on a day-to-day basis inside0.71
01:38:56.080the islamic republic ben said the islamic republic is quite literally cracking skulls0.52
01:39:02.160cracking down on civil society on dissidents on protesters again guys those of you who've been0.51
01:39:07.280watching iran revolution live you're already familiar and aware of all of this right because
01:39:12.900i've been explaining to you that the islamic regime is not afraid of israel or the united0.52
01:39:18.940states the islamic regime is afraid of the iranian people because they know that the biggest threat
01:39:25.460to their existence is the Iranian people. And so that's why they're putting more resources1.00
01:39:32.420into suppressing the Iranian people, into murdering us, you know, into torture, rape,0.90
01:39:37.700all that kind of stuff, than they are concerned with Israel or the United States.
01:39:44.100Among those imprisoned in Iran's broader crackdown is Sayyid Ahmad Sayyid Abdullahi,
01:39:50.580a 32-year-old psychologist whose case Fox News Digital reported in August.
01:39:57.540Seed Abdullahi posted an English-language video on January 4, appealing directly to President
01:40:04.100Donald Trump to support Iranian protesters, according to his relatives and Fox News Digital's
01:40:09.620previous reporting. He was arrested 10 days later and ultimately sentenced to seven months in prison
01:40:16.180and barred from government and public services for five years his relatives told fox news digital
01:40:22.900that iranian authorities later pressured him to record another video insulting trump and
01:40:28.820americans and alleged that he was subjected to solitary confinement and torture
01:40:38.820on august 9 said abdullah he had been held in borujan prison since july 7 and that authorities
01:40:45.780opened a second case against him on a charge of propaganda against the system of the Islamic
01:40:51.800Republic. Hannah also confirmed that he was serving a seven-month sentence and had received
01:40:57.100a five-year disqualification from public and government services. His relatives confirmed
01:41:02.140to Fox News Digital that authorities have continued pressuring him to say he was a foreign agent paid
01:41:08.160by the U.S. government. They also said authorities revoked his professional license, adding financial
01:41:13.900pressure on his family. Ben Taleblu said Tehran has followed a similar pattern after previous
01:41:20.060periods of external conflict, turning its attention inward against perceived opponents.
01:41:27.580We saw this trend in the aftermath of the 12-day war as well. Lose a war abroad, come home and
01:41:33.660pretend like you're the victor. Guys, that's exactly what's happening right now. Simply here,
01:41:39.180the Islamic Republic is continuing the longest war it's ever fought, which is the 47-year war
01:41:45.620against the Iranian people. Wednesday marks four years since the September 16, 2022 death of Mahsa
01:41:54.000Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman who was detained three days earlier by Iran's morality
01:42:00.600police over what authorities described as improper hijab. Her death sparked nationwide protests that
01:42:07.560became known internationally as the woman life freedom movement the u.n said reports that amini
01:42:13.560had been beaten in custody warranted an independent investigation while iranian authorities maintained0.90
01:42:19.640that she died of natural causes right they beat her to death they beat masamini to death
01:42:28.280the 2022 uprising was itself part of a longer cycle of unrest nationwide demonstrations beginning in
01:42:36.200december 2017 rapidly spread across iran and represented the largest challenge to the
01:42:42.280government since the 2009 green movement the 2017-2018 protests were followed by another
01:42:49.640major nationwide wave in 2019 and then the 2022 women life freedom uprising
01:42:56.120ben told of you argued that whenever another major protest movement emerges western governments
01:43:02.040should be prepared to help Iranians communicate with one another and the outside world particularly
01:43:07.400when authorities shut down internet access we know every single time another major protest is
01:43:13.720happening the way the regime cracks down is to first turn off the internet he said that means
01:43:19.880the regime fears what comes of coordination between Iranians and fears what comes of when0.60
01:43:26.280And the Iranians are able to send their message outside to the international community.0.53
01:43:32.680The partners of the Iranian people, America, Israel, the West, these are largely all cyber superpowers, Ben Tolebu said.
01:43:40.560We should not let the Iranian people continue to die in the darkness.
01:50:08.980I'm going to repeat this in Persian as well.
01:50:38.980okay so guys i basically just warned all iranians and i'm gonna i'm gonna warn all of you guys as
01:50:54.340well do not go to that website not even out of curiosity don't use a vpn you know don't
01:51:00.980browse an incognito mode that i don't care don't do it don't do it at all do not even risk it
01:51:08.820Because I guarantee you that site, it has like some sort of malware or some sort of suspicious, I don't know, I don't care, I don't know what. And if you go to that site, I guarantee you, the Islamic regime will be able to track and monitor you. So do not go.0.97
01:51:26.780I mean, at the end of the day, I mean, they are Durkhas, but they but they still have very sophisticated Durkhas and they still have, you know, hackers that are able to hack into certain databases.0.98
01:51:38.300So, you know, they've hacked into government databases before, you know, various countries.0.99
02:09:28.980okay it's this guy so this this is this is the guy that they're speaking about right
02:09:38.660but i don't think i don't think he's on the boom boom dirka jihad bingo sheet
02:09:45.620okay he's not there we might have to add him in we might have to add him in
02:09:51.620in like the updated version of the boom boom jihad bingo sheet
02:09:58.980money yeah no he's not there he should be there he should be there but he's not all right okay
02:10:13.620anyway so he's not there but anyways going back here so you know what let me let me just go back
02:10:19.140to the beginning all right shoot come on okay so basically he starts off by saying the islamic
02:10:32.340regime has uh taken um my picture and my name and they put um my name on you know their their um
02:10:43.860uh doxing website and they've also put his um his citizenship number as well so um
02:10:52.820you know everyone has like a you know uh you know every document has like an id with it right so
02:10:58.420they put his um his like his birth certificate id number um on there as well i mean i don't know
02:11:07.460what that's gonna do but whatever so he's like so he's like they put it on the website
02:11:13.060and then he's like so he's like well since they've like put my name and info on their website he's
02:11:20.180like let me just go ahead and i'm gonna give you my name and my you know info and my details right
02:11:26.740here myself so that you know you can get it right from me he's like my name is ali ismaili
02:11:35.220and then he gives his um his citizenship number which is written here
02:11:43.220and then so he gives his number and then he continues and he's like yes and he's like i was
02:11:49.620born in uh isfahan in iran and then he's like and then he says to the regime he's like okay guys
02:11:56.900here you go here's my info this is my name i was born in isfahan in iran and this is my
02:12:03.060birth certificate document id number and then he's like he's like this is my official you know
02:12:14.820page this is my official instagram account and then he says they've written something here about me
02:12:21.060that is very interesting and then he's like so they've written something very interesting about
02:12:31.300me they've written on you know the their doxing website that Annie Ismaili is one of the biggest
02:12:40.100and most important uh influencers you know anti-anti-islamic influencers and then he's like uh
02:12:54.820oh my gosh i don't know if i can translate that okay i'm gonna translate this part
02:12:58.580So apparently it says on the website that, you know, this young man is one of the biggest
02:13:07.540anti-Islamic regime influencers. Now the word for revolution in Persian is
02:13:17.220so he actually does a play on words here because this is his sense of humor. So his play on words
02:13:23.460is that well it's not actually it's means revolution now the word um the word for
02:13:34.980for fecal matter in um in persian one of the ways that we say fecal matter is an a n so he says so
02:13:46.820he he basically corrects that sentence he's like no no i'm not the biggest um anti uh revolution
02:13:55.540um influencer i like it like islamic regime influencer i'm the biggest like um islamic
02:14:03.860poop poop revolution influencer so he just doesn't play on words where he basically says um0.58
02:14:10.340You know, he basically speaks about how the Islamic regime is basically, he basically equates the Islamic regime and the 1979 Islamic revolution with poop. That's basically what he does here. So he's like, he's like Anaghalo.
02:14:25.340And then he says, oh, and then they say, you know, he says anti-patriotic stuff, and then he's like, what are you guys talking about? I'm very patriotic. You're the ones who are the derkuts. You're the ones who, you know, are, you know, fatherless and motherless, you know, bastards, basically.
02:14:55.340oh and then and then so the next part of the description uh the description reads that he is0.99
02:15:03.820in full support of um american and you know zionist strikes against the islamic regime and then here
02:15:11.900he's like balen so balen means yes he's like yes absolutely of course he's like i'm in full support
02:15:16.860of that he's like yes this was the only correct sentence about me so the sentence where in his
02:15:23.900description they say that you know the islamic regime on his you know doxing profile they they
02:15:30.540say that you know he is in full support of american and israeli strikes against the islamic
02:15:36.780regime he's like this is the only correct sentence about me in this in this description
02:15:42.940because he is in full support of that or then he's like oh and then they also claim
02:15:50.620that he participates in anti-Iranian protests.
02:15:55.000Remember, this is the Islamic regime using that doublespeak.0.68
02:15:59.900So he is actually attending pro-Iran rallies, right?0.80
02:16:05.080Because we're all fighting to free Iran from the Islamic regime.0.81
02:16:08.040And then the Islamic regime is claiming that he's attending, you know, anti-Iran.
02:16:12.220Because again, this is how they use words.
02:16:14.640Now, the thing is, again, like this sort of narrative,0.99
02:16:18.300this sort of nonsense doesn't work on us Iranians we know that they're lying we know this is how0.90
02:16:23.040they gaslight this sort of narrative and rhetoric really works for those who are not Iranian and who0.99
02:16:29.380are not familiar with the Islamic regime or how they take words and they change the meaning around
02:16:34.080so now he's going to respond to that oh no so so in in response to um in response to
02:16:47.580the Islamic regime putting on his profile that he frequently attends anti-Iran rallies his response
02:16:55.400is um go eat poop go eat poop so um that's the literal translation but um what it actually means0.76
02:17:10.700is like if someone says something to you that is like utter nonsense or it's just oh you know what
02:17:17.420BS. That's what it means. Okay, so the translation of that is BS. So when he reads that sentence
02:17:25.160about the Islamic regime claiming that he attends anti-Iranian rallies, he's like BS.
02:31:55.000I can show some US singers investments.
02:31:57.500Guys, this is, this actually is from 2025. So this is before the 12-day conflict. Wow, look at that. So they're, like, the Durkhas legitimately can't understand why President Trump does not want to deal with a bunch of inbred savage jihadis. So of course they're blaming the Jews, as always, right? Just the scapegoat. Blame the Jews. Blame Israel.
02:42:22.480OK, and. OK, I, this is OK, this is one of the ones that I wanted to to share.
02:42:36.480So. I don't even know how to explain this, but, you know, Emily, Emily does an excellent, excellent explanation here.
02:42:49.280So I'm going to go to my friend, Emily Schrader, and Emily is going to explain exactly what's
02:42:57.220happening, and she breaks it down so well.
02:43:00.500So let's watch this together, and then I'm going to share the other news clip as well.
02:43:06.160But here's my good friend, Emily Schrader.
02:43:11.080The Islamic regime has reached new levels of desperation this week when a Tehran restaurant
02:43:18.720called Bibi's Home Cooking or Das Folkde Bibi had its Instagram page blocked by judicial order
02:43:25.020for allegedly publishing criminal content. And no, not that Bibi. Bibi in Persian refers to
02:43:30.960grandmother. So, so like my great grandmother, we all call her Bibi. Bibi is Bibi is a very common
02:43:42.120nickname for um for grant granny right it's just one of the one of the um nicknames what was this0.50
02:43:49.640restaurant's crime they posted nothing beats bb's kotlet alongside the famous persian song bb goal
02:44:03.560as a reminder kotlet which is a meat patty has become its own form of dark political humor in
02:44:08.600Iran after the successful assassination of IRGC terrorist leader Qasem Soleimani left him looking0.79
02:44:14.520like a kotlet himself. In 2023, Chef Nawab Ibrahimi was even arrested after posting a
02:44:20.100kotlet recipe on the anniversary of Soleimani's death. So put Bibi and kotlet together and
02:44:26.280apparently the regime sees a crime. This is how paranoid and pathetic the Islamic Republic has1.00
02:44:31.260become. The only solution to this regime is clearly more of Bibi's kotlets.1.00
02:44:38.600So do you guys get that? So Bibi means grandmother. But we also call Prime Minister Netanyahu in Persian, we call him Bibi. Now there's actually a song called Bibi Gol, which initially when the song was created, it's about like he's basically singing about his grandmother, right? So he's like Bibi Gol, Gol means flower.0.78
02:45:03.660So the song is about how, you know, how much he loves his grandmother and his grandmother is like a flower.
02:45:09.620You know, he loves his grandmother. So and then, of course, the cutlet. Right.
02:45:14.080So this restaurant, this restaurant called Bibi's Bibi.
02:45:21.000They basically promoted their cutlets, calling it Bibi's Cutlets.
02:45:26.340And then they also played the Bibi Gold song, which, of course, these are all like, you know, first of all, the cutlets.
02:45:32.780Emily explained it perfectly well. So, you know, that's that's very, very sort of like dark humor, dark humor, you know, dark humor.
02:45:40.920Iranians trolling the regime. But it's still innocent because all of those things.0.98
02:45:46.220Right. Yes, it's become politically charged, but it doesn't have to be.
02:45:50.500But what's what's insane about this is that the Islamic regime actually took down that restaurant's Instagram page.
02:45:59.240the ministry of intelligence or you know ministry of whatever they they took down
02:46:06.020that restaurant's instagram account i'm not even joking look at this so now i'm going to go to the
02:49:41.340and of course you know these are Iranians handing out cutlets to0.59
02:49:49.720celebrate the extermination of Qasem Soleimani. So cutlet or Qutlet in Persian also became an0.51
02:50:03.120anti-regime taunt after Qasem Soleimani was killed in 2020. So you know what Iranians like to do is1.00
02:50:09.960like to troll the durkas in iran by going around and you know like on the anniversary of gossam0.95
02:50:15.160soleimani being exterminated by president trump they like to give you know these these uh uh0.93
02:50:20.440cutlets which is kind of like a you know like a fried um ground beef patty so they'll go around0.97
02:50:26.040and they'll give these like ground beef patties to the durkas you know to basically make fun of them0.98
02:50:31.640um and be like you know they're like this this is this is awesome sony money this has been going on0.80
02:50:36.760since 2020 so this is like very very dark iranian humor like we guys every single time israel or
02:50:43.560um the united states exterminates um like an irgc terrorist we literally make kotlet now it's like
02:50:50.440the thing it's it's like a national thing we will make kotlet in honor of you know um news of any0.98
02:50:57.800IRGC being exterminated and sent to hell. Anyways, let me continue.0.91
02:51:13.000Did you catch that? Guys, this person is like, Khamenei is dead kotlet party. Okay. So basically,
02:51:19.880that's why in that restaurant Instagram video, Bibi's Kotlet could therefore be read as referring
02:51:29.780to Netanyahu and Iranian officials killed in Israeli attacks. So, and then you can see this
02:51:36.620Iranian, he's basically celebrating the news of Khamenei's death. He's like, Khamenei's dead Kotlet0.83
02:51:43.280party and i've actually i've actually spoken about this chef before nabob ebrahimi he posted a
02:52:04.960kotlet recipe a few years ago on the um anniversary of awesome soleimony being
02:52:10.480kotleted and he was he was actually arrested and put in jail he was put in jail you know
02:52:16.720so this iranian chef was jailed for the crime of posting a kotlet recipe
02:52:26.400of course you know there's there's mush ali rat ali guys remember these scenes i remember exactly
02:52:43.800when these were these scenes were happening just a couple of days before the united states and
02:52:50.220israel targeted ali khamenei and sent him to hell where he belongs i remember this
02:52:55.020we were reporting on this on iran revolution line this would have been like february
02:52:59.980i don't know 23 24 25 26 27 this was during that that week um that these were happening
02:53:08.600so so that's the context behind um the kotlet the rat and how bd became political code
02:53:18.180inside of occupied Iran. Okay, let me get to your super chats. Plan B sent a super sticker. Thank
02:53:28.460you. Keith Casey just joined Goldie's gang. Welcome, Keith. Welcome to Goldie's gang. We have a lot of
02:53:35.780fun. Enjoy the emojis and thank you for your support. KP says, I hope the US or Israel doesn't
02:53:42.240fully wipe out the regime. I don't want the Iranian parents and families to be robbed of their time
02:53:47.400to punch each one of those derkas in the face before they hang carry on cyrus goldie thank you1.00
02:53:53.940thank you kp um i can guarantee you guys i'm not i i like i don't advocate violence and you know0.99
02:54:00.200i'm not going to advocate for violence but um what i can tell you is that um if any of these0.65
02:54:07.420derkas fall in the hands of iranian parents there there's going to be a lot more than punching um0.94
02:54:13.740Not even the tip of their pinky finger will remain. Not even the tip of their pinky finger will remain. And I'm not saying this as a threat. I'm not saying this to condone violence. I'm just giving you, I'm trying to explain how much Iranians hate the Islamic regime. And after 47 years of, you know, death and rape and torture and murder.1.00
02:54:34.000the lucky ones are going to die quick let's put it that way the lucky ones are going to die quick0.91
02:54:42.560so i can say because there's this rage this 47 you know 47 years worth of rage and you know kp i know
02:54:52.160what you're saying here is in response to the story about the two twin girls um that have been
02:54:58.000you know tortured and raped and you know one was forced to sign a false confession otherwise her1.00
02:55:05.600twin sister would be gang raped in front of her right so yeah i mean the the evils of the islamic0.91
02:55:10.940regime uh no no bounds and um you know iranians have a right to self-defense let's put it iranians0.93
02:55:19.020have every right to self-defense self-defense pc says goldie i'd love iran to return to the
02:55:27.580original faith pre the 600s takeover. Yeah, I mean, that would be nice. But right now,
02:55:34.700the vast majority of Iranians are actually agnostic. You know, we've just had so much1.00
02:55:40.360religion shoved down our throats that we're just sort of done with religion in general.
02:55:44.680But the two fastest growing religions inside of occupied Iran are Christianity and Zoroastrianism.0.96
02:55:51.140So Christianity is the fastest growing. Zoroastrianism is the second fastest growing.
02:55:55.260And, you know, what I can say is that although the vast majority of Iranians are sort of agnostic or, you know, don't really believe in any religion, instead, we're very Iran-centric, right?
02:56:09.780So if anything, you know, you could say, you know, we worship, you know, Iran in a way. And that, that essentially means that we adopt and live by a lot of the Zoroastrian principles, let's say, even though we might not, you know, be fully practicing Zoroastrians, just our culture, our way of thinking, you know,
02:56:39.320the things that we value is very, very similar to the Zoroastrian faith and ideology, because,
02:56:48.940of course, the Persian Empire is rooted in the values of Zoroastrianism. So you can't really
02:56:57.720separate one from the other, right? Zoroastrianism is Persia, is Iran, and, you know, Iran is0.92
02:57:05.080Zoroastrianism. It comes, you know, together as a package. And so I would say that, you know,0.58
02:57:11.960even though the vast majority of Iranians are sort of atheist, or agnostic, we are, you know,
02:57:20.740culturally Zoroastrian, or, you know, secular Zoroastrian, or something like that, you know,
02:57:25.780so even though we don't, we don't actually, you know, maybe, many, many don't actually practice
02:57:32.720Zoroastrianism, but we still celebrate Zoroastrian traditions because it's part of our cultural
02:57:43.040identity at this point. So like, for example, Noruz, the first day of spring, Noruz is originally
02:57:49.560a Zoroastrian celebration, right? It's a, you know, Zoroastrian religious celebration,
02:57:55.300goes back thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of years. But today, all Iranians,0.99
02:58:01.440regardless of um religion celebrate norus because norus has uh transcended transcended and become
02:58:10.240like an integral part of our heritage same with for example yalda yalda is the winter solstice so
02:58:17.920we we celebrate yalda yalda of course once again um its roots come from zoroastrianism but again
02:58:26.240because it you know because all of our you know celebrations and traditions are literally like
02:58:30.6401000s and 1000s of years old, like 5000 years old, it's pretty much transcended religion,
02:58:38.560and it's become part of our ingrained cultural identity, right. So you know, for example, like I
02:58:44.320I have my father had, or actually, it's, it's properly pronounced fra bahar. So I have my
02:58:50.400fra bahar necklace um am i like officially a you know practicing zoroastrian no uh do i like the
02:59:01.280zoroastrian faith 100 am i learning about zoroastrianism yes am i trying to you know
02:59:06.800follow uh the zoroastrian tenets 100 absolutely um but you know i've i've worn this pendant
02:59:15.200for like the last 10 years and you know this is essentially sort of like my my my good luck charm
02:59:22.200i guess you could say you know how like uh you know christians wear the cross this is like this
02:59:26.840is my equivalent of of the cross for example um so you know things like that um you know ultimately
02:59:34.280what iranians what we're really fighting for is freedom of religion right so we just want to be1.00
02:59:39.480able to practice our faith privately whatever that may be and we just we don't want islam to0.92
02:59:46.240control us anymore right i mean if someone wants to be a muslim and live in iran i mean fine go0.96
02:59:52.280ahead freedom of religion but you know don't impose your religion on anyone else but what i0.75
02:59:56.520can tell you is that um you know there's definitely islam fatigue um inside of occupied iran less than
03:00:05.100you know 25 percent of Iranians are actually practicing Muslims. I would say it's you know
03:00:09.500probably much less than that but like the vast majority like I would say like 60 percent of
03:00:19.180Iranians are either like atheist or agnostic but culturally we are very close to Zoroastrianism
03:00:27.180because because you can't have one without the other the entire um iranian identity
03:00:36.060is rooted in zoroastrianism and what made the um iranian empire so great before the arab muslim
03:00:44.140invasion 1400 years ago was was zoroastrianism was those values right i mean it was um anyways
03:00:51.900like freedom of religion and things like that. So yeah, I mean, what I can tell you is that when0.51
03:00:58.740Iran is free, we're certainly not going to be a Muslim majority country at all. That's like,1.00
03:01:02.700we're literally in the process of decolonizing right now. And, but you know, what religion
03:01:08.240it will be, that's going to be up to the people. And, you know, at the end of the day, we, you know,
03:01:13.840we embrace all religions, and we believe in freedom of religion. And, you know, ultimately,
03:01:18.480um you know religion should be a private thing and religion should have um no place in in in
03:01:26.080public or you know in government or anything like that right so freedom of you know separation of
03:01:31.980of religion and state is very very important to all of us but thank you for the comment i
03:01:36.020appreciated that um pc says uk is not safe anymore i know uk has become very dangerous i'm jewish i
03:01:43.560feel nervous here i mean i i don't blame you it's um it's not a safe place to to be right now um
03:01:51.800and uh i don't know what to say it's it's just you know that's what happens when you have mass0.98
03:01:57.080mass immigration of you know people from third world countries where their values don't
03:02:02.200necessarily align with yours push up says let's go eat bb's coatlets when iran is free absolutely0.78
03:02:10.200100% we will do that. We will go to Bibi's Kotlets and we'll eat delicious Kotlets when
03:02:17.720Iran is free. Okay, guys. So I wanted to thank all of you for tuning in to day 228 of Iran0.99
03:02:28.420Revolution Live. I had a great time. We had some ups, we had some downs, we had some positive news,
03:02:35.020we had some sad news, always a roller coaster. But as always, I do appreciate all of you joining
03:02:40.420me. I do appreciate all of you being here. And I will see all of you later tonight. Once again,
03:02:47.360just going to put this out there. So, oops, let me change the banner here. So once again,
03:02:54.520later tonight, we're going to do a deep dive into the American soldier who was rescued.
03:03:04.340And we're going to compare what the Islamic regime said versus what the United States said.0.88
03:03:11.660We're going to expose the lies of the Islamic regime, because remember, when all this was happening, I said to you guys, they're lying.0.95
03:03:17.540This is all fake. We're going to expose the lies of the Islamic regime.1.00
03:03:21.400And of course, you know, we'll add in a few fun memes in there as well.0.96
03:03:26.120And we're going to share some, you know, some of the humor of Iranians and some of the memes they were sharing about the U.S. fighter pilot.