Goldie Ghamari - October 21, 2026


IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE: DAY 246

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00:00:00.000 I don't know
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00:02:00.000 We'll be right back.
00:02:30.000 Look at us here today.
00:02:34.000 We see so many flags representing so many nations.
00:02:41.000 We know we are not alone.
00:02:44.000 And we thank you for being with us.
00:02:51.000 For all people around the world who stand today in unity with the Iranian people.
00:02:59.000 This is not just because it's good for us and you do it out of compassion and care for our rights to liberty and justice and equality and human rights.
00:03:10.840 But understand that it is in your best interest too to have, unlike this regime that has been propagating terror and radicalism, we the people of Iran are peacemakers and not warmongers.
00:03:24.840 We like to be friends, especially with the free world.
00:03:35.840 We'd like to be able to have the best neighbourly relationship with the people of our area and
00:03:41.840 region, with the Arab countries, with Israel and all our other neighbours.
00:03:46.840 We are fighting for justice, we're fighting for human rights, we are fighting for liberty,
00:03:55.840 we're fighting to put an end to all sorts of discrimination.
00:04:00.840 Because as an Iranian, I stand here to tell you that I've dedicated 47 years of my life
00:04:07.840 because I think that my country deserves far better than what we have right now.
00:04:16.840 You now understand that their best remedy is to support the people of Iran, because ultimately a free Iran will be your best partner, not just to bring stability and peace, but it will be in your best economic interest and opportunities.
00:04:35.820 Together we can prosper again, and the world will be so different once the Iranian people are free.
00:04:42.460 i am here to guarantee a transition to secular democratic future i am committed to be that leader
00:04:54.140 of transition for you so we can one day have the final opportunity to decide the fate of
00:05:01.180 our country through a democratic transparent process through the ballot box and free elections
00:05:07.500 And let's make sure that this time, especially the free nations of this world and their governments,
00:05:16.700 stand on the right side of history.
00:05:25.780 Well, Dhroud Patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening.
00:05:29.260 Wherever you are, welcome to Day 246 of Iran Revolution Live.
00:05:37.060 As always, let me know in the live stream chat where you're tuning in from.
00:05:40.800 And if you're part of our amazing Rewatch crew, let me know in the video description
00:05:45.520 below, the video comments below.
00:05:47.920 All right, we are going to get started.
00:05:52.060 Let me just start off.
00:05:53.320 First of all, we have a very important super chat here from Alex, who says, posting for
00:05:58.180 visibility as on this petition to stop her being deported from Denmark to Iran is currently
00:06:04.140 sitting at 6,600 plus signatures on Change's website. Wow. I've spoken about Ghazaleh. I've
00:06:12.900 shared her story and everything that's going on on Instagram. I will speak about that a little
00:06:20.440 bit afterwards. But Alex, thank you so much. Thank you so much for sharing this. It's so,
00:06:26.940 so important. And thank you for the visibility. It's such an important thing. And I will speak
00:06:34.480 about that in a little bit as well. Okay, so we are going to start off today with a breaking news
00:06:44.540 interview with the Shah of Iran, His Royal Highness. So I have been dying to watch this
00:06:54.680 since it came out. But of course, I wanted to watch it with all of you because what better
00:07:01.200 than a watch party when we have a breaking interview with the Shah of Iran and who is,
00:07:08.780 of course, the not just the Shah of Iran, but the leader of Iran's national lion and
00:07:15.300 sun revolution so let's just dive right in and um this interview is called the tolerance of the
00:07:27.140 intolerant let's get started maybe there are some people here who think they know better than arabs
00:07:33.220 and muslims in the region about these two organizations crown prince reza patlavi leader
00:07:39.380 of the iranian opposition in exile the islamization of the west demographic replacement is there
00:07:44.900 is something that concerns you. 1.00
00:07:46.300 I've warned the Europeans many, many years ago 0.95
00:07:49.560 that one of these days is gonna be in your own backyard. 0.76
00:07:52.400 And guess what, it is not in your own backyard.
00:07:54.480 You can come to a country as a guest,
00:07:56.800 and instead of assimilating and respecting our values
00:07:59.600 and our culture, you're dictating to us
00:08:02.660 that we should now practice the Sharia law in Europe.
00:08:06.060 Sharia for you, yeah, Sharia for you, yeah! 1.00
00:08:09.460 They'll end up like Iran pretty soon. 1.00
00:08:11.380 Nothing good came out of this so-called Sharia law. 1.00
00:08:15.200 The massacre is exceptionally brutal. 1.00
00:08:17.740 Unprecedented in modern history.
00:08:19.680 36,000 dead.
00:08:21.580 A regime so desperate that it massacres its own people,
00:08:24.480 that it has to import over 5,000 militias that are not even Iranian nationals.
00:08:30.420 From Lebanon, from Palestine, from Afghanistan, from Iraq, 0.99
00:08:34.620 to do the dirty job and keep Iranian people on the street. 1.00
00:08:37.340 That the media doesn't talk about. 1.00
00:08:38.640 What is it that you would actually like Western governments to do in practice?
00:08:43.620 Number one, come to our help to equalize the playing field for us
00:08:47.300 by taking out and neutralizing the element of repression that the regime is utilizing.
00:08:51.980 That includes the IRGC or any other instance.
00:08:54.300 So you're advocating for an armed intervention?
00:08:57.360 Number two, economic strangulation, freezing of their assets 0.90
00:09:00.600 and repurposing that towards helping the Iranian people,
00:09:03.240 expelling their diplomats, closing their embassies,
00:09:05.500 going after them legally and prosecuting those who have been criminally responsible for this 0.98
00:09:10.080 act of crime against humanity, making sure that Iranians are not disconnected from the world so 0.57
00:09:15.020 access to internet and information is critical, and ultimately be ready to recognize the transitional 0.97
00:09:20.120 government that is the legitimate answer, because this regime is on the verge of violence. It's just
00:09:25.180 a matter of time. My name is Stephanie. Wow, okay, so just from the intro alone,
00:09:33.140 I can tell that this is going to be a very spicy but very very much needed interview I mean
00:09:41.160 everything that um his royal highness just said in that intro is pretty much everything that I
00:09:49.580 have been saying for the last several years um the things that he is talking about is is
00:09:57.760 what I was saying when I was labeled as Islamophobic by the National Council of Canadian
00:10:06.420 Muslims, by the way, that's the Canadian version of care. So remember, I was accused of Islamophobia
00:10:11.760 for raising awareness about the dangers of Sharia law and, you know, importing these people who 1.00
00:10:20.060 don't want to assimilate, they want to essentially take over. I was accused of Sharia law, I was 0.99
00:10:26.780 kicked out of my political party. But you know what, I may be early, but I'm rarely wrong. I may 0.98
00:10:34.000 be early, but I'm rarely wrong. And just a quick note on the 38,000. That's just the confirmed.
00:10:42.340 The unconfirmed is much, much, much higher. So wow, I'm already getting like, like goosebumps
00:10:50.440 just listening to that first. Or by the way, Stefan is a good friend of mine. I've known
00:10:56.720 Stefan for a while. And I could not think of a better person to interview the Shah of Iran 1.00
00:11:04.760 and give him the, you know, the respect that he deserves. So I'm so, so you know what,
00:11:12.080 I'm gonna, I'm gonna actually, let me just, I'm gonna, I'm gonna send Stefan a message right now.
00:11:19.300 Um, let's see, I'm just about to play your interview with, let's see here, with the Shaw
00:11:35.900 on my live stream it looks amazing can't wait to share it with everyone
00:11:52.820 there we go I just sent him just sent him a message
00:11:59.540 look at that there we go so good guy good guy oh my gosh all right let's get started okay wow
00:12:13.940 i'm thompson i'm the founder of it's just a matter of time
00:12:19.180 my name is stephan thompson i'm the founder of vsegrad24 and today i'm here with crown prince
00:12:25.280 Reza Paklavi, the unofficial or official, to some people, leader of the Iranian opposition in exile.
00:12:32.180 Reza, what a pleasure to be here with you.
00:12:33.680 It's good to be here with you. Thanks for having me.
00:12:35.660 Thank you so much for your time.
00:12:36.860 We're meeting in very specific circumstances.
00:12:40.000 There has been an insane crackdown.
00:12:42.400 The massacre is exceptionally brutal.
00:12:45.140 Tell us about what is happening to Iran and what it feels like from your perspective.
00:12:48.860 No words can describe the degree of violence that has occurred.
00:12:57.860 The minimum numbers that we have had was over 36,000 people just in the Tehran area.
00:13:05.500 The numbers could be wider.
00:13:08.360 Yeah, so over 36,000 is just in the capital alone.
00:13:14.320 So in the city of Iran alone, over 36,000 Iranians were murdered by the Islamic regime on January 8 and 9.
00:13:26.460 These are insane numbers.
00:13:29.640 They don't just end with killing people on the streets.
00:13:32.700 They chase them into hospitals.
00:13:34.100 They finish them off on their hospital beds.
00:13:36.740 There are over 40,000 people who have been arrested.
00:13:39.540 More than 300,000 wounded women are.
00:13:42.100 and and by the way uh marco rubio also confirmed that as well remember a couple days ago um i i
00:13:48.740 played that um that interview with marco rubio and he said we're dealing with a regime
00:13:54.260 that goes into hospitals and murders wounded protesters
00:14:02.900 them to hospitals they finish them off 0.97
00:14:06.180 100,000 wounded women are being raped in jail. It's really atrocious in terms of the level of
00:14:18.020 violence that has been utilized. Despite that, Iranians are still resilient. They've been
00:14:25.540 chanting slogans from the rooftops every night since that massacre. You have seen a wide level
00:14:32.100 of support for them in the Iranian diaspora worldwide, from Australia to Canada to here
00:14:36.940 in Europe. And everybody is up there backing each other up and supporting each other in
00:14:42.420 this revolt. I mean, we are right now at a state where we are dealing with an occupying
00:14:48.860 force and everybody is hoping that the world will come to the rescue and deliver us in
00:14:53.820 terms of, you know, a sort of humanitarian intervention that is necessary. This is the
00:15:00.880 only way that we can find an opportunity to actually rise against a regime that very unfairly
00:15:06.640 has all the advantage of repression and only the world can help us by equalizing the playing field
00:15:12.560 for us. So everybody's awaiting some action to be taken sooner rather than later to save lives
00:15:19.800 in reality, to have less casualties in our struggle for freedom. Some of the videos that
00:15:24.860 have been emerging from Iran are absolutely horrific, including a video that particularly
00:15:29.340 moved me was a video of IRGC forces driving a car and literally driving over protesters.
00:15:36.520 Now, these videos have been proliferated on social media, mostly on X, where we've had
00:15:43.220 Iranian diaspora members and dissidents and people who stand against the regime who have been the
00:15:49.600 voice of the people of Iran. What is very marking to me as I watch your struggle and the struggle
00:15:56.160 of the Iranian people against the Islamic regime, is that the mainstream media has been broad.
00:16:01.860 Wait, is, okay, the video's glitching. Okay. You know what? It's probably my internet connection.
00:16:15.300 Let me see. Let me see what I can do here.
00:16:18.120 um is the video glitching for people
00:16:29.720 i'm sorry guys it might be my internet connection
00:16:33.160 i tried i tried to go live yesterday but i didn't have the greatest internet um
00:16:39.160 um oh geez okay
00:16:43.560 am i glitching too or am i glitching too or is it just um is it just the video
00:16:51.720 because if i'm glitching too i might have to leave and come back
00:16:57.940 or is it just when i'm playing the youtube video
00:17:04.960 okay because the video the video is not buffering for me okay it's just the video
00:17:12.620 okay um all right i i lowered the quality of the video then to to 720
00:17:18.900 um all right i i lowered it to 720p so we'll uh we'll try again
00:17:25.980 we'll try again and hopefully it'll work this time
00:17:30.760 My name is Stefan Thompson. I'm the founder of Visagrad 24. And today I'm here with Crown Prince Reza Paklavi, the unofficial or official to some people, leader of the Iranian opposition in exile. Reza, what a pleasure to be here with you.
00:17:46.660 It's good to be here with you. Thanks for having me.
00:17:48.580 Thank you so much for your time. We're meeting in very specific circumstances.
00:17:52.820 There has been an insane crackdown. The massacre is exceptionally brutal.
00:17:58.180 Tell us about what is happening to Iran and what it feels like from your perspective.
00:18:02.420 No words can describe the degree of violence that has occurred.
00:18:10.100 The minimum numbers that we have had was over 36,000 people just in the Tehran area.
00:18:18.560 The numbers could be wider.
00:18:21.620 They don't just end with killing people on the streets.
00:18:24.740 They chase them into hospitals.
00:18:26.200 They finish them off on their hospital beds.
00:18:28.940 There are over 40,000 people who have been arrested.
00:18:31.840 More than 300,000 wounded.
00:18:34.220 Women are being raped in jail.
00:18:35.500 Well, it's really atrocious in terms of the level of violence that has been utilized. 0.89
00:18:45.280 Despite that, Iranians are still resilient.
00:18:48.020 They've been chanting slogans from the rooftops every night since that massacre.
00:18:53.320 You have seen a wide level of support for them in the Iranian diaspora worldwide from
00:18:58.940 Australia to Canada to here in Europe.
00:19:01.840 And everybody is up there backing each other up and supporting each other in this revolt.
00:19:08.360 We are right now at a state where we are dealing with an occupying force and everybody is hoping
00:19:14.820 that the world will come to the rescue and deliver us in terms of a sort of humanitarian
00:19:21.160 intervention that is necessary.
00:19:24.900 This is the only way that we can find an opportunity to actually rise against a regime that very
00:19:30.300 unfairly has all the advantage of repression and only the world can help us by equalizing the
00:19:36.420 playing field for us. So everybody's awaiting some action to be taken sooner rather than later to
00:19:43.080 save lives in reality, to have less casualties in our struggle for freedom. Some of the videos
00:19:49.140 that have been emerging from Iran are absolutely horrific, including a video that particularly
00:19:53.700 moved me was a video of IRGC forces driving a car and literally driving over protesters.
00:20:01.620 Now, these videos have been proliferated on social media, mostly on X, where we've had
00:20:07.840 Iranian diaspora members and dissidents and people who stand against the regime who have been the
00:20:14.420 voice of the people of Iran. What is very marking to me as I watch your struggle and the struggle
00:20:21.240 of the Iranian people against the Islamic regime, is that the mainstream media has been broadly
00:20:26.600 silent about the scale of this crackdown. You just said the figure 36,000 dead just in the Tehran
00:20:34.840 area. Now, the war in Gaza attracted mainstream media attention for two years. Tens of protests
00:20:43.560 in every single capital city, every week, every Saturday, hundreds of thousands of people coming
00:20:48.260 at why is the mainstream media in your opinion not as interested in the plight of the iranian
00:20:54.580 people as they were in the plight of the people of gaza indeed social media has been key to report
00:21:00.340 back to the whole world what's happening on the streets of iran and unfortunately mainstream media
00:21:05.060 has been practically absent from it is it because maybe it doesn't fit their narrative in some way
00:21:10.980 is there a double standard going on i leave that to the public opinion's judgment but clearly
00:21:16.900 it has been quite absent from describing something that has been unprecedented in modern history.
00:21:23.540 Over 30,000 people in less than two days being murdered, and yet it seems like that's not a
00:21:29.940 big enough of an issue for mainstream media to cover. And you know, at some point they'll have
00:21:34.100 to be terrible in a way. Not covering such a tragedy is either complete ignorance or worse,
00:21:43.700 almost like playing to the regime's hand and its instrument of propaganda that has always been
00:21:49.140 masking all their dirty work. A regime so desperate that its total darkness massacres its own people.
00:21:56.420 A regime so desperate and weak that it has to import over 5,000 militias that are not even 0.99
00:22:05.460 from Lebanon, from Palestine, from Afghanistan, from Iraq, to do the dirty job and kill Iranian 0.98
00:22:11.220 people on the street. That the media doesn't talk about. I think many Iranians like me are 0.99
00:22:16.160 quite frustrated by what should be the most obvious thing for a reporter to do is just to
00:22:23.040 report the news. Hopefully they'll catch up to it and, you know, wise up to understanding that
00:22:30.520 it is a moral obligation to cover this. As a journalist, you could not be oblivious to this
00:22:35.600 level of genocide there have been a number of protests organized by the by the diaspora
00:22:41.040 some very moving images outside of it so i just want to say um the video is still glitching i'm
00:22:47.440 so so sorry um i do want to um do a separate episode where i kind of go through the video
00:22:56.800 and provide commentary i can't do it right now because it's glitching so it's not going to work
00:23:01.920 but the audio is fine so what i'm going to do is i'm just going to play the entire interview so
00:23:06.240 that we can at least you know listen together um to what he's saying and then um when i'm in a place
00:23:12.480 with a better internet connection we'll go back and we'll revisit and we'll talk about every single
00:23:19.200 thing that the shavi ron is speaking about and we'll dissect it line by line so um we will do
00:23:25.040 we will have a rewatch party of this. I just wanted to let you guys know.
00:23:29.600 The lion and sun flag flying. Every time I see it, I get slightly moved. My family was in exile.
00:23:37.600 I was half Polish and my family was also in exile. So your plight is sort of familiar to my family's
00:23:43.300 story in and of itself. So I find it emotional from that perspective. The diaspora is bringing
00:23:49.240 attention to the horrors happening in Iran today. What is it that you would want the 1.00
00:23:55.880 Western world to do to actually ... The story is one thing. Getting the images out is something
00:24:04.680 that even people like me could do. But what is it that you would actually like Western
00:24:09.600 governments to do in practice?
00:24:12.400 When you have leaders beginning to take a very strong stance, for example, Chancellor
00:24:17.260 Merck that talks about this regime having lost complete legitimacy.
00:24:20.780 Well, when a system becomes illegitimate, then you have to, by the same logic, say,
00:24:26.060 well, what is therefore legitimate?
00:24:27.660 Is it the aspiration of the Iranian people that finally needs to be acknowledged?
00:24:31.900 Because for 40 years, the West has, in essence, conducted a foreign policy of appeasement
00:24:39.660 with the hope that somehow this regime will change its behavior
00:24:43.180 and will become reasonable enough to come to the negotiating table
00:24:47.420 and stop its strategy of unleashing radicalism and extremism and terrorism
00:24:53.160 regionally and beyond.
00:24:54.960 That hasn't happened.
00:24:56.500 Meanwhile, we are where we are today as a result of a regime
00:24:59.340 that has always been thrown a lifeline for decades
00:25:02.260 and to this day haven't shown any resemblance of
00:25:07.160 itself into something other than what it is.
00:25:11.840 And it cannot, because as I say, what they are doing, it's in their DNA. 0.91
00:25:16.040 They are not compatible with a democratic free world that respects human rights, that values individual liberties, that protects the right of minorities, religious, ethnic.
00:25:26.120 This is a regime that has basically been there only to export an ideology.
00:25:32.600 Remember, remember, remember, just really quickly.
00:25:36.980 When Israel behind it says that this is a regime that export their ideology, that's in the Constitution. I've spoken about that before, but I'll pull it up. I'll pull it up when I do the rewatch. 0.70
00:25:50.720 so um so casey is saying it played fine after you let it buffer a few minutes
00:25:58.180 so here's the thing like it's it's not buffering on my end so i'm like i'm watching the youtube
00:26:04.660 video and it's not buffering at all like it's it's perfectly fine it's perfectly clear
00:26:10.240 but there's i guess there's some sort of it's it's an it's an internet issue on my end it's
00:26:15.480 is the internet where i am um i guess the upload the upload strength isn't isn't as good so i can
00:26:24.820 watch it perfectly fine it's not streaming or buffering for me um but i guess when i'm playing
00:26:30.860 it for you guys it's upload from from the last stream so that's that's why this is happening i'm
00:26:37.740 so sorry guys but uh but but we'll we'll go over it again i promise first of the free world so when
00:26:45.340 When we look at the free will, what do we expect them to do? 1.00
00:26:47.860 Number one, they can certainly help us by making sure that Iranians who are defenceless 1.00
00:26:53.760 and unarmed vis-à-vis such level of brutality come to our help to equalize the playing field 0.99
00:27:00.200 for us by taking out and neutralizing the element of repression that the regime is utilizing.
00:27:05.660 That includes the IRGC or any other instance.
00:27:07.820 So you're advocating for an armed intervention?
00:27:12.660 That is a humanitarian intervention, because it can be tolerated by the world.
00:27:18.560 And it's not the first time it happens.
00:27:19.960 I mean, sometimes wars ended on the result of intervention of that nature.
00:27:23.780 Yeah.
00:27:24.780 Example, Second World War.
00:27:25.780 Sure.
00:27:26.780 World War II.
00:27:27.780 You know that very well.
00:27:28.780 That's somebody from Poland. 0.54
00:27:29.780 Number two, economic strangulation in terms of any revenue that the regime is utilizing 0.89
00:27:34.380 to fund and keeps its war machine going on, freezing of their assets and repurposing that
00:27:41.160 towards helping the Iranian people in their various campaigns,
00:27:44.360 from labor strikes and others, for instance.
00:27:46.980 Expelling their diplomats, closing their embassies,
00:27:49.540 going after them legally, and prosecuting those
00:27:51.800 who have been criminally responsible for these acts
00:27:54.400 of crime against humanity.
00:27:56.660 They can also do more in terms of making sure 0.99
00:28:00.860 that Iranians are not disconnected from the world,
00:28:03.420 so access to internet and information is critical.
00:28:06.420 And that will be an instrument of tremendous help
00:28:08.500 us in every phase of the game, and ultimately be ready to recognize the transitional government
00:28:14.380 that is the legitimate answer to the aspiration of the Iranian people against a regime that
00:28:20.340 has lost complete legitimacy.
00:28:22.780 These are the kind of tangible steps that I think the world can take to help us.
00:28:26.840 And at the end of the day, they will realize that this is, in fact, not just because it's
00:28:29.920 good for the Iranian people, but it's good for their own interests as well.
00:28:34.020 One of the things that is misunderstood perhaps about Iran is how influential that country
00:28:39.820 is in the Middle East and what role it has played, including in the Israel-Hamas war.
00:28:45.660 The Israelis weren't just fighting against Hamas, they were fighting against a number
00:28:50.200 of proxies.
00:28:51.200 Could you tell us more about the role that Iran plays as a destabilizing force in the
00:28:55.940 Middle East? 0.98
00:28:56.940 Well, again, the regime trying to establish its modern-day Shiite caliphate and export 0.97
00:29:02.460 to the world, is using a lot of its proxies to conduct that. 0.93
00:29:06.140 So whether it is their support for Hamas or Hezbollah or the Houthis, for instance, and
00:29:10.480 all the way to European soil and even the Western Hemisphere, having terrorist organization
00:29:15.320 or having sleeper cells that are funded by structures that are directly linked to Khamenei,
00:29:22.340 the supreme leader, targeting, for instance, British citizens on British soil.
00:29:27.200 Could you give us some examples, Reza, of the operations that Iran has carried out in
00:29:31.640 Western nations, stabilized Western nations?
00:29:33.420 Well, in fact, I presented in detail the whole mapping of the structures and institutions
00:29:38.040 that are disguised as so-called foundations or centers that are directly under the authority
00:29:44.520 of the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, who operates on European soil, in this case in Britain,
00:29:49.740 and how they're targeting British journalists, dissidents, and what have you.
00:29:57.240 And they have that. That's not even before we start talking about the money laundering operations that they also have.
00:30:02.820 And a lot of it, again, ties to the IRGC and why the prescription of the IRGC keeps popping up as one measure.
00:30:10.940 But these are the kind of ways that the regime so far has has conducted to to undermine regional stability.
00:30:18.740 And, you know, by its proxy war, achieve two things.
00:30:21.880 A, create that instability that they thrive on, but also to deflect the tension from themselves.
00:30:27.100 Every time there was an issue, they would deflect attention either to Syria or to Lebanon or to Gaza or to Israel or to any other thing to deflect attention from themselves.
00:30:37.540 That has been a tactic that the regime has used for decades.
00:30:41.440 There has been some claims and allegedly there is evidence that would link the IRGC and some of the gangs that operate in Europe, even on the basis of sort of armed robberies, drug dealing.
00:30:52.640 Is this something that you're aware of, President?
00:30:54.020 They have extended that all the way to Latin America.
00:30:56.720 I mean, part of the connection that the regime in Tehran had with Caracas
00:31:01.000 and, of course, also with Cuba has been one of those axes
00:31:04.380 that a lot of people in Venezuela could tell you about,
00:31:10.120 the footprint of the IRGC all the way in the Western Hemisphere.
00:31:14.000 And this is not something new.
00:31:16.100 Some of the attacks that were carried out against, let's say, the synagogue in Argentina,
00:31:19.920 that was another operation that was launched by the regime, again, targeting the Jewish community.
00:31:28.080 There are so many examples over the four decades that you can demonstrate the pattern of behavior.
00:31:34.800 And this is not just an incident. This is actually part of the entire strategy to
00:31:40.480 intimidate the region and keep all of us hostage in the process. 0.93
00:31:44.960 The United States of America in several states has moved to ban and designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a prescribed terrorist organization. 0.83
00:31:53.680 The European Union has been stalling on declaring both the IRGC and the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
00:32:02.600 But why do you think that Europeans are stalling on this?
00:32:06.200 especially given that a large selection of majority Muslim countries, including the UAE, Jordan, Saudi, Egypt,
00:32:13.720 have designated and prescribed the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
00:32:17.980 Why is Europe stalling on this?
00:32:20.200 Maybe there are some people here who think they know better than Arabs and Muslims in the region about these two organizations.
00:32:27.160 Is that it, you reckon?
00:32:29.200 Can I find another answer to the question?
00:32:32.080 I don't know, perhaps they're being, I don't know, bribed, corrupted, or perhaps they're incredibly naive, I'm not sure.
00:32:38.560 Well, actually, I think it's at the end of the day some degree of naivete, not understanding the scope of what it really means.
00:32:44.700 Because, you know, a lot of people that have not been direct witness of the level of atrocity or radicalism and extremism and hatred and bigotry that exists, that is embedded in that ideology, would not comprehend it. 0.70
00:33:02.080 Unless they spend just a day, just a day of living in Iran to understand what is really going on, how this ideology is poisonous, it's toxic, it's beyond radiation if you had a nuclear meltdown. 0.77
00:33:17.780 It is that devastating. 0.68
00:33:20.400 And I think that you're beginning to see the consequences of that radicalism.
00:33:25.820 So the ideology he's speaking about is the Durka ideology, right?
00:33:30.240 We call it the Durkas.
00:33:31.200 that's exactly what he's talking about so the shah of iran just said that this durka mentality
00:33:38.760 this durka ideology is even more dangerous than radiation in a nuclear meltdown and he's not
00:33:45.920 exaggerating he's not exaggerating he's a hundred percent correct on this hundred percent correct 0.89
00:33:53.560 extremism manifesting itself now it is that devastating and i think that you are beginning
00:34:03.000 to see the consequences of that radicalism extremism manifesting itself now on european
00:34:08.620 soil itself that level of extremism of radical islam is beginning to be felt in europe and i 0.84
00:34:18.920 warned the europeans many many years ago that it would eventually end in your own backyard i remember 0.92
00:34:24.760 a conversation i had with a member of the house of lords in the early 80s and i said the way europe
00:34:31.240 looks at the middle east is like a far distant area it doesn't affect us start fighting each
00:34:36.120 other over there and i remember telling him this is probably 1982 that one of these days is going
00:34:42.440 to be in your own backyard and guess what it is not in your own backyard i wasn't even born yet
00:34:47.400 in 1982 i was born in 1985 and the shah of iran was already warning i mean he's not wrong he's not
00:34:53.400 wrong remember why do you think the crusades happened do you think the crusades happened 0.70
00:35:00.840 because i don't know christians just randomly woke up one day and decided to go murder muslims 0.90
00:35:07.480 no the crusades happened because the muslims have been engaging in jihad for the last 1400 years 0.68
00:35:14.920 and the crusades were a response to islamic jihad the crusades were basically christians 0.67
00:35:23.140 saying okay you know what that's enough durkaism that's enough durkaism deus vault like you know
00:35:30.100 christianity needs to survive right so the only reason that uh you know today the vast majority
00:35:37.900 well i mean i don't know about the vast majority anymore because the demographics of europe has
00:35:42.160 changed but i mean the only reason that maybe i don't know a hundred years ago let's say a hundred
00:35:48.240 years ago um europeans didn't wear burqas and uh didn't speak arabic is because the crusades were
00:35:56.040 successful what we're seeing today is like a modern day jihad and instead of having the crusades you
00:36:03.300 have a bunch of socialists who are like oh diversity equity inclusion oh islamophobia
00:36:08.120 right so that that's and and the shah of iran has literally been warning about this since before i 0.50
00:36:13.960 was born wow a europe you looks at the middle east house of lord of radical islam is beginning
00:36:22.580 to be felt in europe and i warned the europeans many many years ago that it will eventually end
00:36:30.180 in your own backyard i remember a conversation i had with a member of the house of lords in the
00:36:35.700 early 80s and i said the way europe looks at the middle east is like a far distant area it doesn't
00:36:41.380 affect us start fighting each other over there and i remember telling him this is probably 1982
00:36:46.660 that one of these days is going to be in your own backyard and guess what it is not in your own
00:36:51.720 backyard and unfortunately there's a certain angle of thinking here mostly the left is the
00:36:57.960 minute you say that it's all you're you're islamophobia oh that's me you think that
00:37:02.360 people in Saudi Arabia or in
00:37:04.500 the UAE or in Iran when they talk
00:37:06.700 about radical Islam
00:37:08.240 oh my god that's me guys
00:37:10.300 that's literally what happened to me
00:37:12.000 that's what happened to me I was accused of
00:37:14.280 Islamophobia by the
00:37:16.480 National Council of Canadian Muslims
00:37:18.340 because I was raising awareness about this
00:37:20.440 exact issue and I was kicked out
00:37:22.400 of my party I was kicked out of my party for doing
00:37:24.360 so oh my gosh 1.00
00:37:25.260 God bless the Shah God bless the Shah
00:37:28.500 Javid Shah Javid Shah
00:37:29.980 You know what? I might be early, but I'm rarely wrong. I'm rarely wrong. I was accused of Islamophobia. You know what? It's actually, it's literally like insane. It's insane for an Iranian woman who was speaking about the Islamic regime to be accused of Islamophobia.
00:37:50.800 But that's the reality that we live in, where like, you know, someone like me, I may not have lived my entire life in Iran, but I've experienced it.
00:37:58.600 I've been there. I know what it's like. I also speak with people, you know, inside occupied Iran on a daily basis.
00:38:05.300 Right. So we all know what's going on. We all know what's going on.
00:38:09.940 I was accused of Islamophobia for raising awareness.
00:38:12.980 there's a certain
00:38:15.940 angle of thinking here
00:38:18.000 mostly the left is the minute you say that
00:38:20.160 oh you're islamophobic
00:38:22.040 do you think that
00:38:23.740 people in Saudi Arabia or in
00:38:25.880 the UAE or in Iran when they talk about
00:38:28.440 radical Islam they are 0.98
00:38:30.080 islamophobic they are Muslims 1.00
00:38:31.780 can't you tell the 1.00
00:38:34.120 difference
00:38:34.600 and when you call something
00:38:38.180 for what it is you've been
00:38:39.980 accused of painting them the wrong way
00:38:41.680 That's the kind of hypocrisy and double standard that exists. 0.88
00:38:45.780 But the reality is that, yes, the Muslim Brotherhood or the Islamic regime 0.98
00:38:50.180 are fomenting extremism, radicalism, hatred, bigotry, and discrimination. 0.98
00:38:56.980 That's the essence of their ideology.
00:38:59.140 What we want as Iranians is a country where we can guarantee
00:39:03.060 every single citizen of Iran, irrespective of their ethnicity,
00:39:07.020 their religious beliefs, or political affiliation,
00:39:11.260 justice and equality under the law.
00:39:13.220 Putting an end to any form of discrimination
00:39:16.680 that this regime has been the root cause of.
00:39:20.100 And it's not just us being affected,
00:39:21.940 it's affecting many others around the world.
00:39:24.940 That is not the direction to go.
00:39:27.280 And it is for us, when we look at the West,
00:39:30.580 what do we look at the West for?
00:39:32.080 We're not looking to Beijing, we're not looking to the West.
00:39:35.120 Why? Because these are the established democracies where we assume these liberties.
00:39:40.540 Actually, you know what? I want to say something here. Suraj says something really funny. Suraj says,
00:39:45.880 tell them if they want to see Islamophobia to visit Iran. Yeah, guys, you want to see Islamophobia, 0.80
00:39:52.680 come to Iran because we're literally a nation of 90 million Islamophobes. That includes the
00:39:59.200 muslim iranians who are sick and tired of the islamic regime even the muslim iranians because 0.94
00:40:05.980 muslim iranians are very sort of secular and modernized right um they're sick and tired of
00:40:11.580 sharia law in the islamic regime um but yeah you guys want to see islamophobia come to iran because 0.99
00:40:16.660 it's like a it's like it's like the global capital of islamophobia and people are proud of it people 0.71
00:40:22.460 hey i'm for me it's a bad it's honestly it's a badge of honor that i was accused of islamophobia 0.68
00:40:29.740 and kicked out of my party for raising awareness about iran if anything that gives me more street 0.95
00:40:34.060 cred especially as an iranian woman there you go but suros you're right you're absolutely right on 0.94
00:40:40.060 that what do we look at the west for that this regime has been the root cause of and it's not 0.99
00:40:50.220 just us been affected it's affecting many others around the world that is not the direction to go
00:40:56.780 and it it is for us when we look at the west what do we look at the west for we're not looking to
00:41:02.700 beijing oh wait sorry sorry i just uh wait sorry guys stefan just um stefan just got back to me
00:41:18.780 um let me just send something to him
00:41:24.460 you know what i mean my my my live stream connection is terrible right now but um
00:41:38.060 wait let me see if i can do something
00:41:44.220 wait
00:41:47.900 you know what i'll do i'll reach out to stefan and i'll see if he's interested in um joining
00:41:59.740 the live stream at some point maybe not today because my connection isn't the greatest but
00:42:04.620 maybe i'll have him join um the live stream um at some point in the future
00:42:11.020 so that him and i can have a conversation about this um about this interview
00:42:17.900 let me just message him
00:42:20.780 all right okay sorry guys yeah so guys remember stefan stefan is um this is stefan stefan is the
00:42:41.080 the gentleman who is interviewing the shah in this in this interview right now i just i told
00:42:45.680 sifan that i'm live streaming um his his interview with the shah and he just he wanted the link to
00:42:50.720 it beliefs or political but the reality is that yes the muslim brotherhood or the islamic regime
00:42:58.480 are from fomenting extremism radicalism hatred bigotry and discrimination that's the essence of 0.91
00:43:05.840 their ideology what we want as iranians is a country where we can guarantee every single
00:43:11.840 citizens of Iran, irrespective of their ethnicity, their religious beliefs, or political affiliation,
00:43:19.120 justice and equality under the law, putting an end to any form of discrimination that this regime
00:43:26.160 has been the root cause of. And it's not just us being affected, it's affecting many others
00:43:31.760 around the world. That is not the direction to go. And it is for us, when we look at the West,
00:43:38.320 What do we look at the West for? We're not looking to Beijing. We're not looking to the West. Why?
00:43:43.680 Because these are the established democracies where we assume these liberties and these values
00:43:48.720 are in fact cherished and protected. But why is it that when it comes to countries like ours,
00:43:54.080 all of a sudden, it's no longer a question of human rights. It's a question of, well,
00:43:57.920 maybe they think differently. Maybe we should try to understand them. This is what they were saying
00:44:02.560 at the beginning. Let's try to understand them. They may be different. We have to be able to
00:44:06.240 believe in that i'm sorry but bigotry is bigotry radicalism is radicalism you cannot discriminate
00:44:13.360 discrimination it's the karl popper paradox the the tolerance of the intolerant one of the things
00:44:20.240 that really marked me over the last few months was seeing a poster of the supreme leader
00:44:28.400 Held by a leftist in a keffiyeh at a demonstration in London, and the poster that she had said, be on the right side of history.
00:44:39.400 What stage have we reached if we've got these radicals who side with the Islamic regime over and above the protesters that are being massacred?
00:44:48.980 How do you feel about what some people are describing as the Islamization of the West?
00:44:55.700 There has been wave after wave of mass migration.
00:44:59.220 Many of those have come from majority Muslim countries.
00:45:01.840 Do you think that that warning that you issued to that lord in the 1980s,
00:45:05.840 is that coming true in terms of demographic replacement as well?
00:45:09.140 Is this something that concerns you, of sort of losing them as ideological allies?
00:45:13.020 Is this something that you're concerned with?
00:45:14.740 Well, you know, I would hate to see a scenario whereby we will settle for things have to get worse
00:45:19.600 before they start getting better.
00:45:20.880 in in that light let's say for instance that you are one of these western countries i will use one
00:45:29.740 example specifically only because there's a reason i'm bringing this up belgium let's say
00:45:35.040 so i know this gentleman who actually wrote a book about iran who is doing some research as
00:45:42.880 well as some teaching and he was telling me that my apartment is one mile away from the royal palace
00:45:49.220 in brussels yet in my own district there are some islamists that are pushing legislation
00:45:55.780 to to conduct not only the sharia law but to segregate buses so women and men ride in separate
00:46:02.900 buses in brussels now i ask you as a european have we come to a point where this country says not
00:46:12.260 Not only you can come to a country as a guest, and instead of assimilating and respecting 0.82
00:46:18.660 our values and our culture, you're dictating to us that we should now practice the Sharia 0.92
00:46:27.340 law in Europe and incorporate it into the system. 0.98
00:46:31.820 If that's the way Europe wants to end up like, then honestly, I'm lost for words.
00:46:37.280 If that's where we have to get to that point.
00:46:40.380 What I'm telling you is that Iranians, and I know many other countries in the region,
00:46:47.220 are desperate to liberate themselves from this extremism, from this radicalism. 0.91
00:46:52.700 That nothing good came out of this so-called Sharia law.
00:46:57.220 Because in the name of Sharia law, the first thing that Khomeini did was to undo what the
00:47:04.940 previous regime had brought in terms of equality, women, and their rights with the family law.
00:47:09.380 that was the first thing that they abolished and then everything took a downturn yeah this is the
00:47:14.420 consequence of a regime that was advocating sharia law we know how disastrous it's been just look at 0.95
00:47:20.100 iran and the state of affairs there and now you think that's just a good example to follow for 0.96
00:47:24.660 europeans because they'll end up like iran pretty soon yep the writing is on the wall and all you
00:47:32.740 need to do is to ask the people who have actually endured it to tell you what it actually means 1.00
00:47:37.540 I don't want the Europeans to end up being where Iranians are today
00:47:40.560 only to discover what it actually means. 0.84
00:47:43.180 I'm just trying to save you time.
00:47:44.900 But if you insist on that, so be it.
00:47:47.140 But then you have only yourselves to blame.
00:47:50.020 Reza, as we come to the end of this interview,
00:47:52.380 we've talked a lot about facts. 0.87
00:47:55.700 But you are an Iranian. 1.00
00:47:57.540 You are the son of the Shah. 1.00
00:47:59.000 You are the crown prince.
00:48:00.360 You are one of the main figures of the Iranian opposition.
00:48:03.860 What do you feel when you see these images coming out of your home country?
00:48:08.720 How does it feel to be in exile away from your people as they face this great tragedy?
00:48:15.760 Well, you know, it's not that I like to live in exile.
00:48:19.020 I was forced to live in exile. 0.97
00:48:20.200 I wouldn't be alive today if I were back in Iran. 0.71
00:48:23.860 They would have eliminated me, and I'm not good being dead to anyone.
00:48:29.100 So it was a matter of survival.
00:48:31.280 But the nation is not calling me.
00:48:33.560 They're calling my name.
00:48:34.500 They want me to lead this transition.
00:48:36.300 They have faith in me.
00:48:37.140 They have trust in me.
00:48:37.920 They know that for 47 years, I stood the course.
00:48:41.840 I stood committed to my values.
00:48:44.920 I told them that's what I, all I want for Iran is to have a secular democratic system
00:48:49.380 to replace this religious dictatorship.
00:48:51.900 Iran and Iranians deserve better than that.
00:48:54.500 A country with such level of history, such level of culture, such level of talent.
00:49:00.360 I mean, look at the world today.
00:49:01.920 Yes, many Iranians had to be forced to exile as well or migrate. 1.00
00:49:05.980 Most of them are running the show in many of these countries
00:49:08.460 as successful entrepreneurs, doctors, scientists,
00:49:11.080 and they would have preferred to do that back home. 1.00
00:49:13.980 But their only crime was they were either Jewish or Bahá'í or Muslims 0.51
00:49:18.400 or maybe a member of the LGBTQ community or even atheists,
00:49:23.500 and they couldn't be in their country as a result of immediate persecution.
00:49:28.600 That's what I say.
00:49:29.720 Iran deserves so much better. 0.99
00:49:31.440 And we've proved it before.
00:49:33.760 Iran was there.
00:49:34.600 Iran was one of the most successful growing economies in the Middle East.
00:49:39.560 Other countries will come to take muddle out of Iran.
00:49:42.200 Korean delegations will visit Iran.
00:49:44.280 From other countries, they will visit Iran.
00:49:46.220 Our GDP was five times that of North Korea at the time.
00:49:48.760 Today, we've become South Korea.
00:49:50.200 We can't even compete with the first 150 economies of the world,
00:49:53.500 although we have gas and oil.
00:49:55.740 Sorry, he meant to say we become the North Korea. He's used that statement before. He just mixed it up here. So what the Shah meant to say is that we could have been the South Korea. Instead, we became the North Korea. That's what he actually means there.
00:50:11.680 take model out of Iran, Korean delegations will visit Iran. From other countries, they will visit
00:50:16.480 Iran. Our GDP was five times that of North Korea at the time. Today, we've become South Korea. We
00:50:21.120 can't even compete with the first 150 economies of the world. Although we have gas and oil,
00:50:27.200 Iran and its potential. That's not what Iran deserves to have. As an Iranian, I'm passionate 1.00
00:50:33.920 about ... I'm not talking about blind nationalism. We are in a real world. We like to be able to
00:50:41.680 be friends with our neighbors,
00:50:43.660 have that kind of relationship
00:50:45.440 so long as it's based on mutual respect
00:50:47.540 and fair trade.
00:50:50.160 But I think Iran can do so much better,
00:50:52.160 and we've proven it before, 1.00
00:50:53.340 and I know we can do it 10 times better
00:50:54.940 if only the opportunity is given to us.
00:50:57.240 And I think the opportunity will come soon
00:50:58.940 because this regime is on the verge of collapse.
00:51:01.400 It's just a matter of time.
00:51:02.920 What can expedite this collapse
00:51:04.300 is for the world this time 0.99
00:51:06.020 to take strong stance with the Iranian people
00:51:08.260 and help us bring together a regime
00:51:10.320 that has been no good to anyone but only its own survival and is willing to do anything including 0.68
00:51:15.760 killing tens of thousands of people just to survive this cannot fly anymore so as an iranian
00:51:22.640 we'll do whatever we have to do and i'm the first one to tell my fellow compatriots we cannot rely
00:51:27.920 on anybody else than ourselves however it will be so much better with less loss of life and much
00:51:35.920 faster if indeed the world decides to this time stand on the right side of history, meaning
00:51:42.400 on the side of liberating a nation that deserves better, and against an evil ideology that
00:51:48.000 has been so destructive at home and abroad.
00:51:50.880 This is what has taken.
00:51:51.880 This is a moment in time where history can change for the better.
00:51:56.060 So as Iranians, we will fight in our fight.
00:51:58.880 We are not waiting for America or Europe to do anything.
00:52:02.020 Just telling them, why don't you think of Iranians as your best partners post-regime?
00:52:07.440 We will be there to make sure that the world is a safer place.
00:52:10.440 We will be there to make sure that there's an immediate end to radicalism and terrorism
00:52:14.100 and nuclear threats and whatever else that the world is preoccupied with.
00:52:17.860 We'll be able to provide an opportunity for our nation and your country
00:52:21.480 to flourish and benefit economically to have a better future for our next generations.
00:52:26.840 We'll be able to provide Europe with the security of energy dependence
00:52:31.020 that is only being controlled by Russia, mostly.
00:52:35.500 Iran can provide Europe with this energy.
00:52:38.080 Iran can reverse the trend of migration, 0.77
00:52:40.440 and more migration as a result of the status quo continuing 0.75
00:52:43.200 that will already flood an already saturated Europe and what have you.
00:52:47.420 Plus, we will eliminate all this radicalism
00:52:50.920 that is now affecting European communities as well.
00:52:54.260 And so on and so forth.
00:52:55.400 There are so many more things at stake here
00:52:57.180 than just talking about the principle of liberty.
00:53:01.020 Nobody disagrees with that.
00:53:03.000 But for God's sakes, let's cut the double standard and the hypocrisy.
00:53:06.700 This is your opportunity to tell the Iranian people, we're with you and not against you.
00:53:10.640 That's our expectation in a very pragmatic way.
00:53:13.700 And we will remember.
00:53:14.880 We will remember who was with us in these hard times and who wasn't.
00:53:18.100 It's as simple as that.
00:53:19.660 I wish you and the Iranian people all the very best.
00:53:22.180 Thanks so much.
00:53:23.040 Thank you.
00:53:23.800 Thanks so much.
00:53:24.520 Thank you.
00:53:24.840 what what an incredible um this uh eliminate all this what an incredible interview wow okay
00:53:34.980 we definitely need to okay have like a special uh live stream dedicated to just going over
00:53:44.320 the shaw's interview and um where i kind of dissect it line by line and you know provide
00:53:52.100 examples and background and documentation because i love doing that stuff so stay tuned for an
00:53:57.700 upcoming um shah of iran interview watch party where i will go over everything in detail can't
00:54:06.660 do it right now because my time is limited and the internet connection isn't the greatest but
00:54:09.860 i'm really glad that i was able to watch that interview with all of you um what an important
00:54:16.340 interview. The timing is impeccable. The timing is impeccable. And guys, aren't we as Iranians
00:54:28.120 so blessed? I mean, it's very, very difficult being an Iranian these days, given that we're
00:54:35.360 literally dealing with one of the most brutal dictatorships that have ever existed. But we're
00:54:41.760 also very blessed to have someone like our Shah, who is going to lead us to freedom and transition 0.63
00:54:49.580 us from an Islamic dictatorship to a functioning secular democratic society. So we are, we are
00:54:58.080 very blessed. We are very, very blessed. Javid Shah. I also want to, I also want to compare,
00:55:06.440 i want to compare you know the shah of iran to the islamic regime okay so so this is the shah
00:55:12.440 of iran very eloquent well-spoken by the way english is his third language his first language
00:55:19.640 is persian his second language is french and his third language is english so there you go very
00:55:27.480 very highly educated right like we're just we're so blessed to have a shah like him
00:55:33.320 now i want you to compare our shah with the durkas of the islamic regime the durkas of the islamic
00:55:42.940 regime have gotten so desperate that they are now trying to convince iranians in occupied iran 0.91
00:55:52.460 to drink donkey milk yeah the durkas have literally brought a donkey into a tv studio 0.94
00:56:02.820 and they are trying to convince iranians to drink donkey milk yeah as if this is something 1.00
00:56:13.240 that we're gonna do like it's one of the most disgusting things i've seen but i mean again 1.00
00:56:19.500 this just goes to show how desperate the islamic regime is 0.98
00:56:32.820 nice you have? 0.97
00:56:35.840 he doesn't think they gave me
00:56:37.680 at last
00:56:39.500 you can accept you
00:56:41.040 it is different
00:56:42.160 you offered me to be
00:56:43.200 yes
00:56:44.420 I wanted to give you a
00:56:53.060 why did Trimao
00:56:54.540 you said
00:56:55.480 that God
00:56:57.900 värr 0.95
00:56:58.180 Jesus 0.97
00:56:59.900 He gave his
00:57:00.860 you know there's there's no need for me to even translate what what they're saying
00:57:11.180 because they're just they're they're they're talking nonsense look what is this
00:57:17.020 oh my gosh yeah my internet connection isn't the greatest but
00:57:45.900 wow what in the allah akbar jihad is happening in occupied iran
00:58:15.900 have not so yeah so this is what we're dealing with this is what we're dealing with um
00:58:27.100 a third world a third world ideology that belongs in the trash so the economy is so bad 0.98
00:58:37.820 that the islamic regime is now trying to convince iranians to drink donkey milk 0.99
00:58:45.020 believe me no no iranian is going to do that like that's not a thing that's not a thing 0.98
00:58:50.980 right it's it's it's in their ideology they're the ones that drink camel urine or whatever right 0.79
00:58:57.300 like that's not an iranian thing that's like a a durka thing to to drink camel urine i think
00:59:03.440 like muhammad told them to drink camel urine or something so i guess for them it's it's normal to 0.78
00:59:11.040 yeah this is exactly it the islamic regime is like everything is fine we have donkey milk 0.99
00:59:18.780 so i mean this is the insanity it's it's literally it's utter health it's utter health 1.00
00:59:27.940 they murder people on one hand and then they bring a donkey on tv and they're like oh
00:59:33.380 the economy's fine. Just drink donkey milk, right? It's absolutely gross. But what I can tell you 0.98
00:59:41.000 is that the future of Iran is bright. And I'm going to have to end the live stream here
00:59:44.980 because my internet connection is not the greatest. Hopefully, I'll have a better internet
00:59:51.520 connection tomorrow. We'll see. But I just want to end off with this one final video. It's a video
00:59:58.940 of young schoolgirls in occupied Iran. Young schoolgirls. And the future of Iran is bright.
01:00:08.260 So let's watch this. So there's no audio, but they're tearing out photos of the Muslim pedophile 1.00
01:00:22.320 founders of the islamic regime and they're stepping on them they're stepping on them so 0.97
01:00:28.940 there you go there you go there are the the you know young school girls remember these are children 0.63
01:00:36.600 who were born inside of occupied ibran these are children these are young girls um who have
01:00:43.740 known nothing except um you know living in um in an occupied islamic dictatorship 0.73
01:00:51.440 And even these young girls who have never tasted freedom, don't know what freedom feels like, they're tearing out images of the Muslim pedophile founder of the Islamic regime, Khomeini Khabar al-Margish, and they're stepping on it. 0.89
01:01:10.920 So the future of Iran is very, very bright.
01:01:15.820 okay guys i wanted to thank all of you for tuning in to uh day 246 of iran revolution live as you
01:01:23.980 can tell i'm still on the road i do apologize internet connection isn't the greatest also my
01:01:29.240 hair is like a total mess because it's very humid where i am for some reason it's very humid and my
01:01:33.220 hair is just like it's wild um but you know thank you all for your comments thank you for tuning in
01:01:39.760 um i'm going to be on the road for a little bit longer but hopefully we'll get back to
01:01:44.660 my regular schedule very soon. Did want to do a longer live stream, but the internet's just not
01:01:50.700 working. So I do apologize. But stay tuned for tomorrow. Make sure that you have your notifications
01:01:56.040 turned on. And I cannot wait to do a rewatch party with the Shaw's interview. And we are going
01:02:04.040 to go over that line by line and dissect it because it is so very, very good. As always.
01:02:10.820 ah okay so rosa saying i love you goalie i miss you she's just playing with you she's actually 1.00
01:02:18.000 in the back right now about to like sneak through she's about to sneak through the hotel room like
01:02:22.200 like she did um the other time we were out love you too rose um okay guys as always i'm israel
01:02:30.640 hi god bless america oh and don't forget to vote red don't forget to vote red vote republican
01:02:36.520 I'll see a whole of you guys tomorrow.