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00:12:50 Welcome to Tusi TV.

00:13:01 This is your global news channel.

00:13:03 Amman Atusi and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

00:13:05 have kidnapped 15 foreign nationals from the Persian Gulf.

00:13:10 USS Abraham Lincoln has now directly threatened the IRGC leadership

00:13:15 And the U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Besant, has now said that the rats of the Islamic Republic are now leaving the ships and the end may be near the end of the Islamic occupation.

00:13:31 Let's give you guys all the updates on what's happening. 0.71

00:13:34 The IRGC are ready for tomorrow's so-called negotiations, which is not going to get anywhere, at the same time threatening President Trump directly.

00:13:42 The U.S. military are continuing to deploy more resources and troops to the Middle East.

00:13:48 Before we begin, a massive happy birthday to our head of marketing, Sarah Raviani.

00:13:55 Happy birthday, Sarah.

00:13:56 Hopefully, we will soon see a free and liberated Iran, and we'll do a live stream directly from Iran together.

00:14:03 Anyway, let's talk about the latest.

00:14:07 The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps seized two foreign vessels.

00:14:11 This was near the Parsi island in the Persian Gulf, confiscating over 1 million liters of fuel.

00:14:19 They also kidnapped 15 foreign crew members of these vessels.

00:14:26 Now, the seizure took place, obviously, amid all the tensions that we've had this week,

00:14:32 as Washington and the White House have now deployed an extra naval group,

00:14:38 an airstrike carrier towards the Middle East.

00:14:42 Of course, we will have to wait and see what sort of action might be taken or not

00:14:47 over the next few days.

00:14:50 Meanwhile, in terms of the U.S. side and the military deployment,

00:14:56 we've had yet another two, actually, two C-5s crossing the Atlantic earlier on

00:15:00 from the U.S. Air Force, and then everybody else decided to head from, they went to Germany first,

00:15:08 the airbase, and then headed towards the Middle East. So you had two C-5s and one C-17.

00:15:15 The codenames, what are they? RCH-1800, RCH-1823, and RCH-3278. All of them on their way towards

00:15:28 Now, while the Americans continue to mobilize more troops and resources in the Middle East, we had the Islamic Republic state media doing an interview with the Navy officers about the seizure of the two oil tankers and obviously the kidnapping of the 15 foreign nationals.

00:15:55 they claimed that these were fuel smugglers. I mean, okay, but let's go.

00:16:25 that's interesting isn't it because uh the official position from the irgc is uh they've been

00:16:55 arrested the foreign nationals there's a problem here they're not telling us the nationalities of

00:17:00 these foreign crew members if you were doing actual legal detainment fine you would be quite

00:17:10 transparent and honest about what exactly happened and who these people are they're not going to tell

00:17:17 us no they have kidnapped so many foreign nationals over the last few months that it's difficult to

00:17:23 actually keep an eye and keep count. And the problem is most of the governments, 99% of

00:17:29 governments around the world, they don't really care that their citizens have been kidnapped by 0.91

00:17:33 the Islamic Republic. The only two countries that care seem to be the United States and Israel. 0.99

00:17:38 And every single time we have US nationals being arrested or kidnapped, then obviously the US

00:17:43 government go and shout at the IRJC. They don't really dare to take the Israelis, because if you

00:17:50 take even one israeli you'll be wiped out but the british government and all the others don't really 0.81

00:17:54 care every single time we've had people from the netherlands from norway all these commercial

00:17:59 vessels that go around when they get kidnapped they just basically sit around saying well it's

00:18:03 not really our problem they are your citizens anyway we also had another tense situation earlier

00:18:10 Iranian boats of the Abusha the port tried to chase a US warship away from the

00:18:20 Iranian waters so this is the IRDC Navy basically warned everybody else against

00:18:26 any sort of engagement in terms of the US warships and all the other the Iranian

00:18:31 vessels but a number of weirdos as part of the Islamic Republic supporter base

00:18:36 decided to chase off, well, that's what they say, chase off the U.S. warship.

00:18:47 What did they think was going to happen?

00:19:02 Now, so embarrassing.

00:19:06 Anyway, so I don't know what they were thinking in the middle of all this as the tensions

00:19:17 escalate.

00:19:18 Don't approach the US warships.

00:19:20 It's not really a good idea in general.

00:19:23 CENTCOM, Central Command, decided to release this video, this footage, over the last couple

00:19:30 of hours, few hours, showing the USS Abraham Lincoln in full operation and the message

00:19:36 from CENTCOM is Iran is within strike range. That's it. That's all we have. I mean, it's quite

00:19:45 clear what they're trying to do. We're trying to say. So firstly, they are showing this is the

00:19:48 actual video from today showing, look, we are so active. We are ready. We're on standby. Everybody

00:19:53 is basically prepared. And if we have to do something, you are within our strength strike

00:20:00 range and uh even without the uss george hw bush aircraft carrier which is also joining so the

00:20:10 islamic leadership tomorrow friday the 6th of february are supposed to be starting their so-called

00:20:16 negotiations but we're going to get into the details of that because we had some worrying

00:20:20 optics about it and then luckily turned out to be slightly more positive than i thought before that

00:20:28 But the IRGC are also responding to what USSR Brown, Lincoln and CENTCOM basically did by showing off their capabilities.

00:20:37 Now, OK, let's let's just go have a look at this.

00:20:40 This is the footage from the Islamic Republic State TV or IRIB saying that Khurram Shah 4 ballistic missiles had now been deployed for the first time in underground bases nationwide.

00:20:55 The media outlet calls it one of Iran's most advanced missiles, claiming that it can reach Israel in 10 to 12 minutes with speeds of about 60 Mach.

00:21:11 Now, I mean, I would like to believe them, but in terms of the functionality and how operational these things are going to be, that's a whole different matter.

00:21:20 They claim that the launchers will be essentially hidden, but they are currently underground and they are across the country.

00:21:34 And if the Americans or the Israelis try to hit the Islamic Republic's air defense systems or their normal missile launchers, they can't stop these things.

00:21:45 now it really depends on how much they're bluffing or not but even if they're not this is exactly why

00:21:53 both the state of israel and the united states of america have been very cautious about taking

00:21:58 action because this time around especially after what happened last year in june 2025

00:22:03 any direct conflict is not going to be okay you slap me i'm going to slap you back let's go home 0.55

00:22:10 Let's shake hands. This is the final battle, which means that if you're going to take action, either America or Israel or both, then just in case the Islamic Republic decides to throw the kitchen sink at everybody, literally everything that they have, then you have to be ready. 0.98

00:22:28 You can't just say, well, let's just go drop some bombs on Iran. 0.92

00:22:31 That's not really how it works anymore.

00:22:33 You have to have a proper plan, or as President Trump would call it, swift and decisive. 0.62

00:22:38 But you have to ensure that Israel is protected, the U.S. bases are protected, the aircraft carriers are protected, 1.00

00:22:45 because you don't know what these idiots are going to do as they get even more desperate. 0.99

00:22:50 So the one thing about the negotiations, which is good, is that you're preparing. 1.00

00:22:55 But both sides are preparing.

00:22:56 But while you are buying time to do these fake negotiations, you are also buying legitimacy diplomatically.

00:23:03 So for President Trump, Netanyahu, they can go around saying, hey, we tried to talk.

00:23:08 Now we have to hit them. Yes, that's good. 0.83

00:23:11 But it also means that it doesn't just give enough time for the Islamic Republic to get ready as well.

00:23:17 That's not the main issue. The issue is if these when these fake negotiations fall apart,

00:23:22 the Islamic Republic realized this is a dead end. We have to do something. This

00:23:28 is the final battle. They're still trying their best to find a way to drag it

00:23:33 along to kind of see if they can distract people, do something, to find

00:23:38 some sort of backup plan. But right now it seems to be going towards one

00:23:42 direction and one direction alone and that is the final battle. Now the IRGC

00:23:49 General Hossein Daghiri has said in a very more straightforward way and this

00:23:56 is what you're dealing with by the way the Islamic Republic he says the IRJC

00:24:00 General our main goal is to drive America out of the region altogether if

00:24:06 the US attacks we will strike Israel first and target all American bases so 0.87

00:24:13 So, at least to be honest, the real agenda is not for Iran to be left alone and the Islamic Republic just do whatever they want to do. 0.92

00:24:21 They want to push the Americans out of them in the least. 0.86

00:24:25 You are poking the bear.

00:24:27 Let's go to the IRGC general.

00:24:43 Another break, guys.

00:25:13 The enemy, you can't call them the enemy and negotiate.

00:25:32 Okay, hang on. 0.98

00:26:02 If that's the case, that you're friends with the Arabs, and they're not, apart from Qatar. 0.86

00:26:07 So why did you publish a whole list of targets in UAE? 0.95

00:26:13 Why? If your target is just going to be the U.S. bases, why did you have a whole list of like 10 targets, 20 targets across UAE, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and everywhere else?

00:26:22 no obviously these guys each person and each group inside the islamic republic are saying

00:26:30 random things because they're just improvising at this point and their main leadership the ali

00:26:36 khamenei's theme they are the ones any message coming from them that's decisive and they tend

00:26:41 not to bluff the ali khamenei himself whatever he says he does good or bad also if you're wondering

00:26:47 why uh you you were hearing uh something that sounded like arabic it's because uh this was

00:26:51 interviewed by uh i think al mayadine and they did a they dubbed arabic sounds more rough and harsh

00:26:59 anyway uh going back to the situation with the americans and the deployment of their resources

00:27:06 and their troops now two other ea-18g growlers alongside another f-35c have been operating

00:27:16 around the USS Abraham Lincoln.

00:27:20 This was part of the active operation that was for show

00:27:24 so that they could actually release the footage, as we showed you,

00:27:28 to send a message to not just the IRGC leadership,

00:27:32 but the commanders who keep launching drones towards the aircraft carrier,

00:27:38 saying enough is enough. Stop doing it.

00:27:40 We can just shoot down any drone that you send towards us, 0.53

00:27:43 but you're also within strike range. 0.99

00:27:45 So it's probably best not to F around, not to day Satan, sit down, you are dying.

00:27:52 Now, the IRGC are obviously getting desperate because the message from the intelligence service in Iran was they are slightly worried that any fresh round of airstrikes or war against the Islamic Republic would re-energize the Iranian people to take to the streets and finish the uprising.

00:28:13 because of that in a desperate manner they have accelerated their executions public executions

00:28:20 and also private executions at least 15 more political prisoners have been executed across

00:28:27 iran this morning and this is basically them trying to test the waters because we only we're

00:28:34 only basically a few hours away about 12 hours 15 hours away until the friday negotiations and

00:28:42 they want to see the reaction from the americans but it is a little bit risky because the americans

00:28:47 are not going to publicly react because that's not the strategy right now they're not going to

00:28:52 take the bait but you're not really helping the situation because it is obviously going to affect

00:28:57 your so-called fake negotiations but because the americans know that they can't deal with you 0.57

00:29:03 there's no point but they have to create legitimacy they have to basically get the islamic republic 0.63

00:29:07 to either walk away or have some red lines, which they do, that are impossible to meet. 0.94

00:29:15 The Israelis, on the other hand, they have been getting ready over the last few days. 0.65

00:29:19 The prime minister of Israel said that a critical mass is now forming to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran.

00:29:28 But they're still unsure how easy it will be to succeed. 0.90

00:29:32 They know that the opportunity is now coming.

00:29:35 The regime is weaker than ever before.

00:29:37 But as I've always said, it's a big country. It's a very complicated land, Iran, and taking out the leadership might not be enough.

00:29:45 You have to basically take out the whole infrastructure and their hiding places and all the generals, all the commanders, mid-ranked management, everybody that they have. 0.93

00:29:56 And Netanyahu stated that Israel is prepared to deliver a very hard blow against the Islamic Republic, far beyond June's conflict, their 12-day war.

00:30:08 He's also noted that the uncertainty over President Trump's ultimate actions, we still don't know exactly what the decision is going to be from the American side, based on the negotiations.

00:30:19 But he did say again that the Israelis and the White House are still in coordination at every level.

00:30:27 And it's not fully every level because there will be certain things that the White House will not share, including exactly what the plan is, short term and medium term, for the tactics of the negotiations.

00:30:42 And I can also imagine that the inner circle of President Trump in the Oval Office

00:30:48 are also not sharing that with the rest of the government, because that is high level.

00:30:53 And if one person leaks, the whole plan is ruined.

00:30:58 So I can imagine the Israelis won't know the full details,

00:31:00 just like how the rest of the governments also don't know.

00:31:04 The Islamic Republic of Iran are also doing a reshuffle.

00:31:07 Of course, the reshuffle window, transfer window, has ended in January for Premier League.

00:31:13 But in Iran, it is continuing.

00:31:15 Ali Khamenei, Ali Khamenei's senior advisor, has now been named as secretary of the Defense Council.

00:31:25 Now, this man has more lives than a cat.

00:31:29 There's been a number of assassination attempts on him.

00:31:32 He was targeted during the 12-day war.

00:31:34 he was wounded, injured badly. Somehow he survived. He's still around. So I'm guessing

00:31:42 they thought, because they genuinely believe in superstitious nonsense, they probably thought

00:31:47 this guy is untouchable. Let's make him the Secretary of Defense Council in case everybody

00:31:52 else dies. This man might just about survive. Thing is, you're jinxing it now. It's not really

00:31:59 good idea. It would be ironic and hilarious if he's the first one to go when the airstrikes

00:32:05 begin. So that's what they're doing. But in terms of the tensions near the Persian Gulf

00:32:11 and Strait of Hormuz, the IRGC have once again sent another warning. The former minister

00:32:18 has now warned the United States that the Strait of Hormuz will be a killing field and

00:32:27 hell for Americans. Doesn't really help when you're about to start negotiations and you

00:32:34 call the Americans enemy and we're going to create hell for you. Let's go.

00:32:57 We might be getting an update.

00:33:27 Oh, okay. We'll verify that.

00:33:37 I'll take it seriously.

00:33:45 Okay. Well, I'm scared. I don't know about you. I'm absolutely terrified, guys.

00:33:49 Look at his face. Firstly, the average age of those in the Islamic Republic 1.00

00:33:57 it's currently about 55 60 and also there is not one single good-looking person 1.00

00:34:04 inside the islamic republic leadership it's like they were born looking like monsters 1.00

00:34:09 but so it does really help because following the fall of the irgc when you walk around the 1.00

00:34:16 streets of iran you could easily tell who is who yeah the ugly ones are the irgc anyway

00:34:22 President Trump was speaking earlier on 0.99

00:34:25 on Iran and he said

00:34:27 that they're negotiating

00:34:28 and he said it for the first time

00:34:31 because they're terrified

00:34:32 because they don't want to get hit

00:34:34 and also he was giggling

00:34:36 it was slightly concerning

00:34:38 let's go to the President

00:34:39 just ask Venezuela 0.97

00:34:42 ask Iran

00:34:44 they're negotiating

00:34:46 they don't want us to hit them

00:34:49 we have a big fleet going over

00:34:51 to iran but so raisin was there at the bottom of the plane

00:35:00 it's right he said it before the talks even started as a king mary says uh fake news the

00:35:06 average age of irgc is 550. yeah apologies i've just got fact check uh it's not 55 it's 550.

00:35:16 but we do have an update in terms of the negotiation this is where it's going to get

00:35:19 important. This is part of the the report. Sivritkov has now landed in Oman. He's getting ready for

00:35:25 tomorrow. He just had a big big dinner with the Omanis. Hopefully not too much alcohol otherwise

00:35:31 the hangover is going to be rough. But something dangerous happened earlier and I panicked.

00:35:37 I'm still gonna panic for the next few days this weekend because Al Jazeera, I know I know

00:35:45 al jazeera but you never know al jazeera reported claimed that they have received the framework

00:35:53 proposal for the negotiations by turkey qatar and egypt the talks between the us and the islamic

00:36:03 republic and this is where it gets interesting five points number one the islamic republic agrees

00:36:11 to commit to zero uranium enrichment for three years and then agree to do enrichment under 1.5

00:36:21 enrichment basically percentage after that so that was already a hmm it almost sounds like uh

00:36:28 20 2015 obama second point the stockpile of the highly enriched uranium to be transferred into

00:36:35 a third country which we've been hearing the rumors either toky or russia three the islamic

00:36:40 Republic agrees to not transfer weapons or technologies to the proxies Hezbollah, Hamas,

00:36:48 Houthis, whoever. And then fourth the Islamic Republic pledges to not initiate the use of

00:36:55 ballistic missiles especially against Israel. And number five the Islamic Republic and the

00:37:00 US to agree to a non-aggression agreement almost basically like a peace agreement. 0.70

00:37:06 I read this and I said okay that's a problem because if you say that to the

00:37:11 Americans they might actually sign the deal you don't have to be honest you

00:37:16 could just lie and just sign a deal luckily the IRJC came out after what

00:37:22 Al Jazeera said and denied it it was it was very close an Islamic Republic

00:37:27 official denied the claims accusing the media outlets including Al Jazeera and

00:37:33 New York Times of bias and saying that the IRGC's position remains unchanged.

00:37:41 But I'm still worried because Al Jazeera claimed it first. Al Jazeera closed to

00:37:50 Tehran. This might have been actually the position of the Islamic Republic, what I

00:37:55 read. They told Al Jazeera to release it first. We're gonna come publicly before

00:38:01 for Friday to deny it to see the reaction before we deny it and after we deny it to see what

00:38:08 the Americans would say what the world would think the media the reason I'm worried is that

00:38:14 they might still go with these positions now if the the Americans fall for the trap but not because 1.00

00:38:22 the Americans are stupid that's not the reason because some people think oh the Americans could 1.00

00:38:26 could be stupid president could be stupid he's going to fall for their lies no no that's not 1.00

00:38:29 issue they're not stupid but they might get cornered just like how the americans until now 1.00

00:38:35 have cornered and trapped the irgc for these talks if the islamic republic publicly tell the whole 0.97

00:38:41 world the five points that i mentioned everybody including the united nations the european union

00:38:47 the international media all the governments would say these are reasonable the americans should

00:38:53 accept it now the americans are cornered because the whole point of this negotiation was supposed

00:38:58 to be for um for the IRGC to be trapped so that they walk away so that they can't say yes to any

00:39:05 of the demands by president trump that was the point but now if they do go ahead with this then

00:39:12 they will be trapping the americans the americans can't really go with the plan of yeah yeah we're

00:39:17 going to basically use it as an excuse to say uh there is legitimacy in terms of an attack on the

00:39:23 the Islamic Republic. If the Americans don't accept that deal it's going to be

00:39:28 a problem which means that the Americans will have to then stall it then try to

00:39:32 find technicality problems and keep going back and forth back and forth which

00:39:35 could take months. But let's hope that the IRGC don't actually have these plans

00:39:42 and their position remains unchanged because otherwise everything could

00:39:47 change from tomorrow onwards and obviously we'll give you guys the live

00:39:50 coverage of the negotiations tomorrow obviously everything that they would agree they're gonna lie

00:39:56 it's false promises but they will be basically forcing the americans to agree but the americans

00:40:03 could also say well we need guarantees blah blah blah you need to stop talking to the proxies right

00:40:08 now or destroy your ballistic missiles or whatever anyway and there's also a report by uh russell

00:40:13 attas a journalist who said that the united states not only wants the islamic republic to dismantle

00:40:19 the nuclear program which is clear they also need to curb the missile range stop threatening israel

00:40:28 it's a tricky one ease repression after the uprising so basically release the political

00:40:34 prisoners stop killing your people but most importantly this is where the americans demand

00:40:40 the new demand is interesting it's a ping pong game right now cut energy ties with china 0.96

00:40:50 The Islamic Republic can't say yes to that 0.85

00:40:53 because Beijing will have a meltdown. Winnie the Pooh in Beijing will have a public emotional breakdown. 0.91

00:41:01 If that's on the table, but the problem is if the energy cut is on the table, it's not going to be a red line.

00:41:07 It's just going to be a demand. It's hardly unlikely that the Americans would use that

00:41:12 unless they have to, unless the Americans get cornered based on the five points I mentioned earlier,

00:41:18 earlier, then the Americans will have to use a backup plan and a hidden card, which would be

00:41:23 something like the energy cut with China, use that as a new red line. They need to come up with new

00:41:28 red lines. They need to keep coming up with new red lines to force the IRGC not to basically say

00:41:34 yes. That's the only option because you can't deal with these guys. They know they can't deal.

00:41:39 Marco Rubio said that. J.D. Vance said that. And President Trump also repeatedly said that

00:41:45 until the negotiation starts. And then he goes back to, yeah, we're going to talk because they want to talk to me.

00:41:51 He doesn't say the Americans want to talk. He says the Islamic Republic want to talk to me. 0.53

00:41:54 So we're going to talk and listen to them. Hear them out.

00:41:58 We also received the latest footage from the uprising in Iran.

00:42:02 During the protests, their video shows that the regime forces on motorcycles

00:42:07 randomly spotting a group of people just walking on the pavement

00:42:13 and randomly opening fire on them.

00:42:17 Watch this. 0.71

00:42:19 Look at the guys on the right.

00:42:27 They just target anyone.

00:42:38 This is the reality right now on the ground for the Iranian people.

00:42:43 It is war, and they knew it's war, and they started the uprising because they had no other option.

00:42:50 They've been oppressed for 47 years now, but their fight continues.

00:42:57 The interesting thing about the Americans is that while President Trump is saying they want to talk to me, let's hear them out,

00:43:04 the message from the rest of the government is interesting because Marco Rubio yesterday was extremely robust.

00:43:11 Even J.D. Vance was quite robust for once.

00:43:13 Now, today, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, Scott Besant, he said something very

00:43:20 fascinating. He's been doing his homework thanks to CIA intelligence. The

00:43:26 Islamic Republic have been wiring money out of the country. They're still doing 1.00

00:43:29 it. They're still packing their bags. They know they need a backup plan anyway.

00:43:32 They're not that confident that they're going to be saved by President Trump. So

00:43:37 Scott Besant said the IRGC rats are leaving the ship. This is a good sign. 0.99

00:43:43 that they know that the end may be near. Let's go to Scott.

00:43:47 Our fence-in, we have seen the Iranian leadership wiring money out of the country like crazy. So 1.00

00:43:56 the rats are leaving the ship. And that is a good sign that they know the end may be near.

00:44:02 These are subtle things that you see every day in the media,

00:44:07 but they're very important in terms of messaging and in terms of rhetoric.

00:44:11 Scott Besson would not say something like that without getting it cleared by the Oval Office and the President.

00:44:18 This is planned. Send him out there,

00:44:21 stalking about technicalities and finances, but add that sentence. 0.98

00:44:27 That the rats are leaving the ship. The end is near.

00:44:30 While President Trump's team and Scott Whitcoff are saying, yeah, let's talk, let's negotiate. 0.50

00:44:35 USSR Prime Lincoln are doing an active exercise and releasing footage to send a warning. 0.65

00:44:41 Look, we are ready.

00:44:43 Within strikes range.

00:44:44 Scott Besson is saying this.

00:44:46 Marco Rubio is going around saying that we are on the side of the Iranian people and they're going to take back control of the country.

00:44:52 Blah, blah, blah.

00:44:52 Usual stuff.

00:44:55 And the Islamic Republic might be in a bit of trouble.

00:44:58 On the side of the Israelis, we had the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee,

00:45:04 also talking about the war on the media level, especially new media,

00:45:10 not necessarily mainstream media, but new media.

00:45:13 Obviously, 2C TV, we've been the leading media outlet when it comes to the tensions in the Middle East

00:45:19 and the uprising and the revolution and everything else.

00:45:22 But there are those who are slightly problematic.

00:45:27 the ones who have decided to take the side of the Islamic Republic.

00:45:30 And these are people in the West.

00:45:32 Mike Huckabee was talking about people like Tucker Carlson

00:45:34 and their psyche around what on earth happened with people like Tucker

00:45:40 or have they always been like this, but they were just hiding their true face.

00:45:45 Let's go.

00:45:46 Let's just take Tucker Carlson, that a man in his mid-50s,

00:45:49 who I've known since 1991 when his first job out of college was in Little Rock, Arkansas,

00:45:54 working for a newspaper. I worked with him for six and a half years at Fox News in New York.

00:46:02 Suddenly, in a very short period of time, a switch is flipped, and he has a completely

00:46:09 different worldview, and his ideological base has completely changed. That's not normal for

00:46:16 someone in his 50s. It just isn't. What happened? I don't know. Is it that it is more profitable for

00:46:23 him to do what he's doing now than what he was doing when he was at Fox News, he wouldn't be

00:46:27 doing it if it wasn't. There's got to be, on all of our part, a willingness to push back, stand up,

00:46:36 speak up, but to do it with facts, but to do it not with a sense of anger and hostility. I think

00:46:42 that's a huge mistake. If all we do is engage in the same level of temperature, then we're not

00:46:49 going to be able to be successful. We need to calmly, but with a sense of assurance and confidence,

00:46:56 push back on some of the more outrageous things. I'll give an example. He made a speech

00:47:00 a few months ago, and he made the comment. He said, everybody knows that Jeffrey Epstein was

00:47:07 a Mossad agent. Now, he said this in front of probably 1,200 people. I wonder how many of those

00:47:13 1,200 actually knew that Jeffrey Epstein was a Mossad agent. I would say no one, because

00:47:18 to anyone's knowledge it has never been proven documented that Jeffrey Epstein was a Mossad agent

00:47:24 but this is the problem with so-called journalists and mainstream journalists like Tucker Carlson

00:47:30 normal people could go around and say we saw pictures with certain documents out of context

00:47:36 emails we think we believe that for example Epstein is a Mossad agent you could say that

00:47:42 perfectly fine what the journalist can't do is saying I know and everybody

00:47:49 knows you could have a smoking gun fine but you can't say I know you could say I

00:47:56 think I'm fairly confident I believe you can't say I know unless you have

00:48:02 evidence you could say oh yeah I mean it's a little bit weird you know he was

00:48:07 he was hanging out with the former Israeli Prime Minister who was by the

00:48:10 away a a and a globalist left-wing weirdo and net only warned everybody about him uh barack

00:48:17 but uh oh also he wore an idf t-shirt once and uh you know there's a couple of emails weird stuff

00:48:26 so i think was and jeffrey could have been mossad right you could say that but saying i know without

00:48:33 evidence as a journalist that creates a problem when it comes to the the atmosphere that you're

00:48:38 creating for the media the so-called credibility of journalism but they know what they're doing

00:48:45 people like tucker know what they're doing because they know at this point no one can

00:48:50 hold them to account he's basically independent but is he independent who is actually funding him

00:48:56 we know some of the payments coming from qatar because that's already been public already but

00:49:01 But I can also say I can't I can't say I know that the leadership of Qatar is telling him what to do.

00:49:08 I can't say that. But I can say it feels like I think that somebody from the Muslim Brotherhood side, the Qatar side, might have influence on him.

00:49:18 I can say that. But without showing you evidence, I can't say I know that Tucker Carlson is in the pockets of Qatar.

00:49:25 I think he is but I can't say I know but but people like Tucker don't have that

00:49:31 level of integrity to actually do proper journalism your friends the

00:49:36 difference between facts and opinions Chris the man says Iran has a space

00:49:42 program Iranian payloads have been placed in orbit by Russia pretending like the 0.93

00:49:47 world will simply come out unscathed is foolish I'm not taking this seriously 0.98

00:49:53 be very terrified of the secret plans by the islamic republic with the 1.00

00:49:58 incompetent space program that hasn't achieved anything 1.00

00:50:02 over the last 10 years but yeah be very scared they might have secret things

00:50:06 with the russians guys they've been hiding things in the space

00:50:09 uh moving on from candace owens matt says tc you should do a members only

00:50:14 cruise out of florida in 2027 you can do

00:50:23 PYM JBZ

00:50:53 BIRAN GARB HINGLAB

00:50:57 BE PIECE BE PIECE BE PIECE

00:51:01 FALKA BE PAH

00:51:03 BAHR DEPAH 0.50

00:51:05 ASTOGLAL O AZADY

00:51:09 TABESKANI 0.90

00:51:11 BUSH DIRT GAH 0.95

00:51:13 TEYRIZE BE PIECE BE PIECE 0.78

00:51:15 TAHZENDE ZAZEY

00:51:18 TONGATO Y BEL

00:51:20 BIRON GARG EFG LIEFT

00:51:49 were

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00:52:19 PYM JBZ

00:52:49 The song is sung by the name of the people 1.00

00:52:55 The Iran is a surprise 1.00

00:52:58 The pish, the pish, the pish 0.99

00:53:02 The Iran is a surprise 1.00

00:53:06 The pish, the pish, the pish 1.00

00:53:11 P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P

00:53:41 It's the end of the day, it's the end of the day, it's the end of the day.

00:54:11 Thank you.

00:54:41 Hey, Piro, hey, Kacze Bongoan, hey, Kacze Bongoan, hey, Kacze Bongoan,

00:55:02 Oh

00:55:32 A

00:55:49 C'est parti, c'est parti, c'est parti

00:56:19 Thank you.

00:56:49 Thank you.

00:57:19 PYM JBZ

00:57:49 PYM JBZ

00:58:19 Oh

00:58:49 ABC's

00:59:19 Durut Patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.

00:59:27 Welcome to day 40 of Iran Revolution Live with your amazing host, the wonderful Armin Navabi.

00:59:34 And your amazing host, Goldie Gamari.

00:59:36 But I'm about to leave because we started late and my discussion group is right now.

00:59:41 I know, I'm so sorry.

00:59:43 So Armin, like today has been a crazy busy day for me.

00:59:46 And then I actually had, um, uh, a podcast interview from one to two, from 12 to one.

00:59:54 Sorry.

00:59:55 No, no, no.

00:59:55 From one to two is when I had it.

00:59:57 Um, and then I have another one that's starting at five.

01:00:00 So, um, I'll let you go to the discussion group.

01:00:03 All right.

01:00:04 I'm just going to, I'll get.

01:00:06 Put the links up for the discussion groups.

01:00:09 Um, but if you could please, um, come back maybe like 15, 20 minutes early so that I

01:00:15 can go to my next interview at five o'clock of course of course i got you i got you no worries

01:00:21 i'll yeah and also when you're getting close if you want to message me to make sure that i leave

01:00:27 like message me on whatsapp and i'll make sure to leave early and come back right here okay thank

01:00:30 you really really appreciate that of course and yeah so guys i'm just going to put the link in

01:00:35 the chat i'm going to go to the discussion group um and i'll be before goldie has to go for an

01:00:40 interview i'll be back okay so see you guys soon bye guys bye so guys totally totally my fault for

01:00:48 this because um like i can't so i was i actually wanted to start the live stream earlier okay like

01:00:57 i wanted to start the live stream earlier and then just you know leave and do my thing and then come

01:01:04 back right because I could I could have like done the pre-show but then I realized I can't actually

01:01:10 do that on the same laptop so I think I have like an old I have an old laptop somewhere so I should

01:01:18 probably get that laptop and bring it out so that if something like this happens again I could like

01:01:24 start the live stream on my other laptop and just have that running with like the intro and stuff

01:01:30 and then I can do my interviews on my main laptop. And then when the main laptop is done,

01:01:36 you know, you know, you know what I mean? Cause, uh, it's been hectic and today has been super

01:01:40 busy for me guys. Like it's so much going on. Um, I'm, I'm not complaining though. I'm really

01:01:45 grateful for it. Right. So, uh, like I'm literally doing media every single day. I can't even,

01:01:51 um, keep up with all the requests, but this is great. Like I'm, I'm actually really grateful

01:01:55 for this. It is a good problem to have, but, um, I will, I will try to figure out the technical

01:02:02 side of things so that, um, so that when, uh, when, when, you know, the, you know, if there's

01:02:11 overlap, at least, you know, the, the live stream can still be running because I know many of you

01:02:16 guys were concerned. I apologize. I know I did, I did put a post, um, on YouTube, but I know many

01:02:22 you don't don't check the youtube post guys even my mom called me even my mom called me

01:02:27 at around 12 30 when i was getting ready for my my interview at one she's like are you okay are

01:02:31 you safe what's going on the the live stream hasn't started yet so i apologize i will i will try to

01:02:37 figure it out but again guys as you know it's literally just me my laptop my camera and a ring

01:02:42 light but uh i will i will work on that i promise i honestly like i haven't even i haven't even

01:02:50 checked the news. I haven't even checked the news today to see what's going on. Like that's how

01:02:57 busy my day has been. Um, but again, you know, good, busy, right? Good, busy. Um,

01:03:04 let's see here. What do we have? Um, you know, and Armin's supposed to give us all like the

01:03:12 military, military updates, but I don't see any of that here. Oh, wait, what was I, you know what?

01:03:40 i actually i approve i approve of that drinking game i approve of that drinking game if that's

01:03:45 what you guys want to do go for it go for it because i know it's like a a nervous tick a

01:03:50 nervous habit i have i just like shove my hair to the side so um what do you guys what are you

01:03:55 guys doing shots of drinking game there you go shots of what

01:04:02 yeah yeah so i was i was watching i was watching to see um i did i did tune into to see so i did

01:04:14 i did see that um so but i mean that that's what the regime does right like that's what the regime

01:04:21 does um they're they're pros at hostage taking they're pros at hostage taking so i'm not surprised

01:04:29 that the Islamic regime is doing this because they're probably seeing this as a way to, you 0.52

01:04:34 know, try and extend their power. Oh my gosh, there's like a cover of Bapish. 0.99

01:04:44 Oh, guys. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, let me play this first. So U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott

01:04:54 Besant, we have seen the Iranian leadership wiring. Oh, wait, let me share my screen first.

01:04:58 sorry guys oh my gosh okay u.s treasury secretary scott besant we have seen the iranian leadership

01:05:06 wiring money out of the country like crazy the rats are leaving the ship this is a good sign

01:05:11 that they know the end may be near okay let's let's listen to this our benson uh we have seen 0.95

01:05:19 the iranian leadership wiring money out of the country like crazy so the rats are leaving the 0.68

01:05:26 ship and that is a good sign that they know the end may be near yeah that well so this this is

01:05:34 interesting for for two reasons right the first reason is that of course uh he's confirming that

01:05:40 um that the end is near right so the end is near but guys there's an underlying message here right

01:05:51 The underlying message here is that the United States is aware that the Islamic regime is wiring money, and so they probably know where—no, no, no, this is right now.

01:06:04 This is—OSINT just posted this from, like, an hour ago.

01:06:10 I mean, yeah, this was today.

01:06:15 So he spoke about the economy a few weeks ago.

01:06:19 like he spoke about the islamic regime wiring money out a few weeks ago um but this is today

01:06:26 but guys like this is important for two reasons right the first reason the first reason is that

01:06:31 of course um he's confirming that the end of the islamic regime is near but guys yeah if you read

01:06:37 between the lines what he's basically saying is that the united states knows not only that

01:06:42 the islamic regime is wiring money but they probably know where that money is going right

01:06:48 so he's basically saying to the islamic regime we're on to you we're watching you we see what

01:06:55 you're doing we know you're moving funds and you know probably i'm assuming they know where the

01:07:01 funds are going our fencing we have seen the iranian leadership wiring money out of the 0.61

01:07:08 country like crazy so the rats are leaving the ship and that is a good sign that they know the

01:07:15 and maybe near our fencing interesting interesting um

01:07:25 okay this is this is a cover of the peach

01:07:29 it literally just popped up on my um it just popped up

01:07:38 on my youtube but what's guys what's interesting about this

01:07:43 like what's interesting about this is that um we guys so so this is a cover from an iranian

01:07:55 singer named mansoor okay so we all know mansoor you know we love mansoor

01:08:00 but the name of the song is not actually bapish okay like the the name of this song

01:08:08 is not Bepish. The name of the song is Engelob. Okay, so we Iranians, we know the name of this

01:08:19 song as Engelob, right? So I find it really interesting that Mansur is calling the song

01:08:28 Bepish. I don't know, maybe it's like a remix or something, right?

01:08:38 so maybe maybe it's a remix maybe it's like a new song and he's just like taking elements of

01:08:48 Bapish and putting it in there but I love that like I love the fact that Mansoor named the song

01:08:54 Bapish right as opposed to like like I don't know guys we we have a new Bapish song

01:09:01 Okay, let's listen. Let's do a live listen together. Live reaction. No, I don't know if

01:09:11 I've influenced them. Probably not. Guys, like, listen, all Iranians know Engelob. Like, all

01:09:17 Iranians know the song. We all know Feredun Farukhzad. But it's just kind of cool. This was

01:09:22 uploaded yesterday. I'm not going to take credit for it, but I just find it cool. All right.

01:09:26 that was uh that was pretty good that was pretty good um not as good as the original like I don't

01:09:37 think I don't think uh like any any version will ever be as good as the original but uh I've

01:09:45 listened to a lot of covers I've listened to a lot of variations um this one probably the best

01:09:52 cover right the oh yeah mansoor is amazing guys we love mansoor we love mansoor mansoor is mansoor

01:10:01 is one of our favorite artists yeah definitely oh it's 100 a tribute i agree like it's it's

01:10:07 beautiful it's like honestly i really really enjoyed this i thought this was beautiful um i

01:10:14 like how they used you know he used imagery from the current iranian revolution um but you know

01:10:19 like the the original right the original is um the original is uh you know it's a classic right

01:10:27 so we all we all love the original i don't think anything will ever be able to um replace replace

01:10:34 the original but this was this was very close like i actually i actually really really enjoyed um

01:10:42 this version this version is probably like my favorite um remix or you know cover um or tribute

01:10:50 to to the peach so yeah like out of all of the you know remixes and covers and tributes

01:10:57 this one 100 percent uh my favorite one so and guys mansoor is an og like we love mansoor mansoor

01:11:05 has always supported the Iranian people, right? So like Mansur, Mansur is great. Mansur is

01:11:12 fantastic. We, we love Mansur. Everyone put an M in the chat for Mansur. He's probably not

01:11:21 watching, but just in case Mansur, if you're here, we love you. Okay. He's great. Mansur is great.

01:11:35 He sings a lot of traditional songs, too. My favorite Mansour song is Farhad Bekhotir Toh,

01:11:46 of course. I think every Iranian loves the song Farhad Bekhotir Toh. Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh,

01:11:54 Mansour, I'm telling you, Mansour is an OG. Mansour, he supports King Erzapahlevi. He supports

01:11:59 the Iranian people. Mansoor is the real deal. Yeah, he's one of the, you know, OG Iranian

01:12:05 celebrities. Well, you want me to play Farad Bekhotele Toh? Guys, it doesn't have English

01:12:16 lyrics, though. So, I mean, I could I could play the song for you, but you wouldn't understand

01:12:22 what the song is about

01:12:24 because

01:12:25 there's no English.

01:12:37 I mean, I can see if I can find.

01:12:42 No, there's no English. 0.84

01:12:48 I'm not going to translate 0.99

01:12:49 a four-minute Iranian song for you. 0.89

01:12:52 okay all right

01:12:56 oh my gosh okay i can't believe i'm doing this guys i'll probably be copyright striked

01:13:03 okay i will play this one song i will play this one song by mansoor as an appreciation

01:13:11 as an appreciation to mansoor for um you know his his tribute to bapish because

01:13:19 mansoor is the og oh my gosh my sister my sister is messaging me she's like don't play mansoor

01:13:26 songs don't do it i don't know should i listen to my sister

01:13:32 you know what okay all right i'll i'll i'll play this one time one time

01:13:44 no she's like don't play mansoor songs all right guys

01:13:51 i can't play paranda because i get copyright strikes paranda paranda is in um

01:13:58 okay you know what i'll i'll play the songs later i'll play i'll play the mansoor songs later

01:14:10 because like his songs are like you know they're cheerful they're about love right it's not really

01:14:16 the topic of like you know I mean yeah you can look it up yourselves guys so here why don't I

01:14:23 I'll put I'll put the link I'll put the link to his song here but wait I mean I'll put the link

01:14:30 to his song here in the chat so you guys can you know go and find it yourselves right there you go

01:14:35 put it in both chats for you guys there you go now you can go and you can find mansoor songs

01:14:41 and you can you know you can find more songs by him but um okay

01:14:56 oh look at this okay we have a new douglas murray interview guys we

01:15:00 we are big douglas murray fans right so here okay let's let's watch this i i'm always interested

01:15:11 in what douglas murray has to say and i always have so much time for him

01:15:16 okay bad iran there is an uprising against this there has been for weeks um oh that's rita i

01:15:28 even realize i love rita so rita is also iranian and she's she's fantastic rita is um an amazing

01:15:36 um amazing uh journalist as well this is gonna guys this is gonna be a fantastic

01:15:43 interview because it's gonna be rita like rita and and douglas

01:15:50 they've ruled the country since the islamic revolution in 1979

01:15:54 Thousands have been slaughtered in this latest uprising.

01:15:58 You wrote in the New York Post that for decades the regime in Iran

01:16:01 has acted with near impunity, not just at home but also abroad

01:16:06 where they are the chief sponsors of terror.

01:16:09 But the response from the international community for too long, Douglas,

01:16:13 has been weak and confused.

01:16:16 Do you see that changing under the Trump administration?

01:16:20 Well, it's very interesting, first of all,

01:16:22 to segue from what we were just talking about, Rita.

01:16:24 I don't need to tell you. I mean, one of the extraordinary things about this is that apparently tens of thousands, it seems, of Iranian protesters, including students, have been massacred by the revolutionary Islamic government in Iran.

01:16:36 And all the celebrity airheads, of course, pretty much have just nothing to say about it.

01:16:41 And I think there's a reason for that, which is that it's not involving America, the West or Jews.

01:16:48 And if any of those groups were involved, of course, that we would hear a lot more outcry.

01:16:54 Seems a lot of people are rather confused by the idea that someone like the Ayatollah Khomeini and his terrorist government do things under their own steam, have their own views and act on their disgusting ideology, including by massacring the Iranian people.

01:17:10 I think this confuses a lot of people, particularly in America, in the celebrity class.

01:17:16 they're presumably also confused because they want to do whatever Donald Trump doesn't,

01:17:21 they want to do whatever he doesn't do and don't do whatever he does do.

01:17:25 I actually think, as I said in the New York Post piece,

01:17:29 I think that one of the things you can say about Donald Trump in general

01:17:32 is that he does tend to do what he says he's going to do.

01:17:35 Now, he said that if the regime continued with the massacres,

01:17:41 the public executions are much more,

01:17:43 the Iranian revolutionary government would feel the might of the American military,

01:17:49 certainly American air power. And he has, of course, moved a fleet of American war vessels

01:17:58 to the region. And we'll see in the coming days whether he actually follows through on his threat.

01:18:07 It seems that the regime is continuing the massacres. They're doing so with, of course,

01:18:12 the added benefit that tyrants always have, which is that they can turn off the internet,

01:18:17 turn off the electricity, and try to make sure the world cannot see what they're doing to the 0.93

01:18:22 Iranian people. I hope that doesn't work. I hope that that trick of dictators around the world 1.00

01:18:29 doesn't succeed on this occasion. The world does actually pay attention to this. But it is very

01:18:35 striking. You know, the New York Times and other papers of record have just not even bothered to

01:18:41 put this story on the front page in weeks and that speaks to a more general apathy about this

01:18:49 you know um i think this is the silence of so many people in the face of the massacre of

01:18:56 the brave protesters in iran is something that people will look back on with some shame i think

01:19:03 yes they're on the wrong side of history there undoubtedly

01:19:09 Now, we saw in Davos, President Trump introduced the concept of the Board of Peace.

01:19:14 It was not popular with a number of countries, including France and Britain.

01:19:19 But do you see any merit in a Board of Peace?

01:19:22 And would it coexist with the UN or ultimately could it replace the UN?

01:19:27 The big problem, which you know, Rita, with the UN is that its so-called peacekeeping forces routinely fail to keep the peace.

01:19:39 We saw that, of course, in the former Yugoslavia, particularly with the Dutch military who stood aside as the Srebrenica massacre genocide happened.

01:19:49 and we've seen it more recently in the utter failure of the UN peacekeeping force in the 0.76

01:19:55 south of Lebanon to stop Hezbollah activity. So I certainly wouldn't trust the UN to oversee 0.82

01:20:04 security in the post-war Gaza period. I think there are several things that are interesting

01:20:09 about the Board of Peace. One is that President Trump has made himself the chairman or has been

01:20:15 asked to be the chairman. And that shows that he's going to be committed to the success of post-war

01:20:21 Gaza. And that itself, I think, is a good sign. Secondly, there is concern among many people at 0.75

01:20:26 the fact that, you know, Vladimir Putin has been invited to join the Qataris, who, of course,

01:20:31 are another state sponsor of terrorism in the region, and extremism have been asked to join.

01:20:36 But the third thing is that it is very striking that a genuine international coalition is in

01:20:45 the process of being put together. Now, what that looks like is still unclear. There is going to

01:20:51 have to be very, very specific oversight to stop, a security oversight, to stop Hamas regrouping and

01:20:58 being able to continue their persecution and murder of Palestinians in Gaza who stand up to

01:21:03 them. And that's going to be probably the hardest bit of the whole puzzle to solve. But there are

01:21:11 other countries uh that including the emiratis and others who i think will be able to help out

01:21:16 in a meaningful way in the rebuilding process and i think to get a regional coalition like this is is

01:21:22 is a considerable diplomatic success but of course it's going to rely on what happens in the months

01:21:28 and years ahead uh i'm all for any new thinking on this because the status quo has been so appalling

01:21:37 And the UN status quo was basically that, you know, Hamas would end up rearming,

01:21:43 you rebuild Gaza, the same thing happens again in a few years time.

01:21:47 And that's just not I think that shouldn't be acceptable to anyone. 0.87

01:21:51 So any new thinking on it, I think, is to be welcomed.

01:21:56 I've been wanting to ask you about this shocking story from the Netherlands 0.55

01:22:00 where an idealistic project to house refugees and students together

01:22:05 in a custom built block.

01:22:07 became a nightmare of sexual assault and violence.

01:22:11 The scheme placed 125 students alongside 125 refugees

01:22:15 with residents encouraged to form buddy partnerships

01:22:18 to help migrants adjust to Dutch society.

01:22:21 However, testimonies from former residents

01:22:24 shared in an investigative documentary

01:22:26 described repeated sexual assaults, stalking

01:22:29 and violent confrontations.

01:22:30 And Douglas, this nightmare endured for years

01:22:34 Because everyone seemed to be so desperate for this pioneering project to work.

01:22:40 And immediately for me, brought back the grooming gang scandal in the UK.

01:22:48 Supposedly well-intentioned people turning a blind eye to just some horrific behaviour.

01:22:55 Yeah, I mean, this is reminiscent of that.

01:22:57 And sadly, of many other such cases, Rita.

01:23:00 I mean, it reminds me of cases I wrote about in The Strange Death of Europe 10 years ago now,

01:23:06 where, for instance, I mean, there was a case I mentioned where an aid worker who worked with refugees 1.00

01:23:12 and encouraged open borders was herself raped by some so-called refugees, migrants,

01:23:21 and was encouraged by her colleagues not to report it and indeed to cover it up,

01:23:26 so that the narrative held.

01:23:28 And this story from the Netherlands is very similar to that.

01:23:32 And I think it speaks to a really big problem in our time.

01:23:36 You have to say, you have to ask the question,

01:23:39 how many, for instance, sexual assaults do you want to cover up

01:23:45 in order to protect the narrative that you're pushing on the people?

01:23:49 See, I would have thought the answer is none.

01:23:52 I think that would be the obvious one. 0.98

01:23:54 If you stick a bunch of students beside a large number of recently arrived males from other cultures who will not share the Dutch attitudes towards sex and much more, you are going to have problems. 0.99

01:24:09 I would have thought that the moment that the first assault happened, you scrapped the experiment.

01:24:13 But isn't it interesting, Rita, that in all of these cases, there seems to be this belief that the foundational, I wouldn't say myth, but the foundational belief of the society has to be held to, even if a massive number of lives are ruined along the way.

01:24:34 And I don't think that should be the deal. I think we should be able to pivot. We should be able to reverse mistakes. We should be able to alter the course we're on if the course we're on isn't working.

01:24:46 um but we'll see you know maybe the dutch authorities like many of the british authorities

01:24:51 and others in recent years will decide that there is some permissible amount of rape that you can

01:24:57 have in your societies uh uh in order to continue uh the shibboleths of our time i think it's

01:25:04 lamentable that and then you mentioned uh history earlier i really i really think that when people

01:25:09 look back at things like this uh look back at the way in which in 21st century europe we we we

01:25:17 regarded people and victims of domestic victims of sexual violence as being just sort of easily

01:25:24 uh counted up as just collateral to the prevailing ideology i think we'll look back 0.97

01:25:29 on that with not just bewilderment but serious judgment yes let's hope so let's hope there's

01:25:37 some lessons learned because in the uk it doesn't appear to be the case douglas murray thank you so

01:25:42 much for your time tonight it's a great pleasure as always guys i have some interesting videos here

01:25:49 from from president trump um look at this so guys remember remember i told you

01:25:59 what the negotiations are about and i said the negotiations are not to legitimize the islamic

01:26:04 regime the negotiations are basically you know kind of negotiating like a term of surrender or

01:26:10 something right look at this so president trump this is from today president trump says they're

01:26:16 negotiating because they don't want to be hit haha they don't want us to hit them guys do you see

01:26:22 what i mean just ask venezuela ask iran they're negotiating now they don't want to they don't want

01:26:33 us to hit you know we have a big fleet going over to iran but so raisin was there at the bottom of

01:26:40 the plane just right like trump president trump's making it very clear like the negotiations are

01:26:46 basically terms of surrender okay oh there's a new tweet a new post a new post from kings of

01:26:53 okay we'll go to that let me just share the other one really quickly as well the other president

01:26:58 and Trump video here. Wait, where is it? This one. So he says, if you don't have strength,

01:27:07 peace is very hard. And we have strength. In one year, I've ended eight raging wars.

01:27:16 Peacemakers are very important. But you can only have peace, I find, through strength. If you don't

01:27:24 have strength pieces very hard it's true and we have strength in one year i've ended eight raging

01:27:31 wars such as cambodia and thailand kosovo and serbia pakistan and india israel and iran

01:27:41 armenia and azerbaijan peacemakers are very important there you go so there's that um

01:27:49 okay let's let's go to the new post by uh his royal highness let's see what this is all about

01:27:57 okay

01:28:00 oh interesting 0.93

01:28:06 so king is a palavi puts out the only acceptable deal is one in which the islamic republic surrenders 0.78

01:28:16 the people of iran we are ready for such a deal and it will bring peace to the region and the world 0.90

01:28:23 There you go.

01:28:53 This is what I mean, guys, when I say that, you know, deals aren't necessarily about keeping someone in power or legitimizing them.

01:29:05 A deal could also be negotiating terms of surrender. So this is very interesting.

01:29:10 President Trump says earlier today that the Islamic regime is basically negotiating, trying not to be hit.

01:29:17 right? Like the Islamic regime is scared. Um, and so the only, the only acceptable deal is

01:29:24 one of surrender, right? So there you go. That's, um,

01:29:32 and then he of course posted it in Persian as well. Interesting. Interesting. Um,

01:29:43 oh this is sad look at this um so this is this is an iran this is another funeral

01:29:51 there's so many funerals guys so many it's hard to hard to keep uh keep up with everything um

01:29:57 mourners hold up the final instagram post of murdered protester mirzad nazari which reads

01:30:06 if anything happens and i don't come online anymore know that i didn't lose easily don't

01:30:11 read prayers of Quran at my grave, just music and celebration. Wow.

01:30:41 So what they're chanting there, they're saying,

01:31:02 which means this blossom has wilted and has, you know, this, this bloom,

01:31:11 like this flower has wilted and it has become a gift to the homeland.

01:31:26 So guys, like when I tell you, when I tell you that Islam is dead in, in Iran, I'm not, 0.98

01:31:30 I'm not exaggerating. Like I'm not making this up. It's not like, you know, my personal opinion, 0.96

01:31:36 right? You even have these young Iranians, right? These young Iranians are saying, 1.00

01:31:40 if anything happens and I don't come online, don't read prayers of Quran, right? Like don't, 1.00

01:31:46 don't go to Islam. Don't read the Quran, just, you know, music and celebration. And that's what,

01:31:51 that's what his family and friends are doing. Right. Um, yeah. So sad.

01:31:57 um oh geez this is like new footage I don't think I can show that um

01:32:04 oh geez yeah so so um I'll just pause here so what this is is uh you see just you know some

01:32:18 you know innocent geez some innocent people walking by 0.99

01:32:22 and then these you know islamic regime muslim nazi just shoot at them just just shoots them 0.99

01:32:35 right just three young people walking by three young people walking by and uh these islamic 0.98

01:32:42 regime muslim nazis decide to yeah they they indiscriminately shoot at everyone yeah 0.59

01:32:48 yeah i i can't watch the full thing there's no way i can watch the full thing um 0.66

01:32:54 oh we could talk about iran this is interesting all right let's watch this

01:33:07 so iran's internet blackout is unprecedented i mean yeah i know that i know that 100

01:33:16 percent. Um, geez. All right. Let's, let's watch this because one, one of the Iranian

01:33:24 OSINT accounts posted this. So, um, is that who this person is? I don't know. Someone named Linus

01:33:36 tech so an iranian osint account that i follow um posted this all right let's watch this

01:33:48 oh is he okay well i just followed him

01:33:56 all right let's watch this we could talk about iran's internet blackout

01:34:05 This is brutal, man.

01:34:07 It's now been 22 days since the Iranian authorities have imposed a near-total communications blackout

01:34:14 in response to anti-government protests, during which as many as 30,000 protesters are thought to have been killed.

01:34:21 Fixed-line internet, mobile data, and internet voice calls have all been cut off,

01:34:25 with domestic communications and Starlink communications also seriously disrupted.

01:34:31 Some connectivity is now slowly being restored,

01:34:34 but the Iranian government is reportedly utilizing deep packet inspection

01:34:38 and a whitelisting system to impose what an anonymous Iranian cybersecurity professional

01:34:42 has called digital isolation.

01:34:46 International internet access won't be reopened until at least March,

01:34:50 but it will never return to its previous form,

01:34:53 according to an Iranian government spokesperson.

01:34:56 This new approach is also expected to have a major impact

01:34:59 on the effectiveness of vpns and tor connections um so this is uh seriously um it's not good a

01:35:09 problem and a trend that as technologically driven control tools get more and more sophisticated and

01:35:18 better understood is only going to increase in certain parts of the world hopefully hopefully

01:35:26 hopefully not all of them and uh as few as possible so just wanted to flag this for you

01:35:33 guys this is a real problem our stance is that this is terabad uh just was there anything to

01:35:40 add mr luke i don't think so um starlink is an interesting one because i'm not sure necessarily

01:35:51 how they are like jamming it or stopping it i don't know if they've requested that it

01:35:56 doesn't because i know that that is a thing that you can do not sure um not necessarily that they

01:36:00 would comply i'm not saying that but i know that you could ask for that um in in places like china

01:36:08 with the great firewall uh vpn usage is like a extremely open secret like everybody kind of

01:36:17 knows i have a feeling iran might not go quite the same route with that this is yeah this is what i'm

01:36:22 kind of thinking i also don't know exactly how this is happening like would it even be possible

01:36:27 are they even connected um at all far now asks i wonder if the global internet is dying if there

01:36:33 will only be regional nets that's exactly what this means like runet's a thing china's own 0.73

01:36:41 firewalled

01:36:43 internet ecosystem

01:36:45 is a thing

01:36:46 the tools

01:36:49 exist and it's big business

01:36:51 providing these tools to authoritarian

01:36:53 regimes

01:36:54 yeah it's happening

01:36:57 it's coming

01:36:58 magic cheeseburger

01:37:04 says molvadvpn apparently

01:37:05 has several anti-censorship methods

01:37:07 to obfuscate vpn traffic I wonder

01:37:09 if they can get around this packet inspection

01:37:11 And I hope so.

01:37:13 You know, I hope that the VPN companies win the arms race here.

01:37:19 But I...

01:37:21 That's, I mean, obviously this is... 0.96

01:37:24 I feel like when it gets to whitelisting, 0.97

01:37:28 I think there's only so much you can do.

01:37:32 Bro.

01:37:33 What's up?

01:37:34 Is it TeamSpeak?

01:37:35 Well, you know, I do appreciate them.

01:37:37 i i definitely do appreciate them speaking about this and raising awareness so thank you for that

01:37:43 thank you for covering the digital like you know guys this is this is you know this is nice i

01:37:47 appreciate this i appreciate um you know everyone uh using their platforms to speak out and and

01:37:53 raise awareness so um yeah thank you thank you linus he's canadian i sorry i said american by

01:38:01 mistake he's canadian so thank you um let's see okay what i don't know what that is

01:38:23 oh marks marks and og look at this so mark levin writes to be clear it would be catastrophic if

01:38:29 our generation failed spectacularly our children and grandchildren by passing on to them the

01:38:36 enormous responsibility and burden of defending themselves from a mass murdering regime in iran

01:38:42 let us not delude ourselves or even praise ourselves as britain's neville chamberlain

01:38:48 did when he declared peace in our time after negotiating with adolf hitler that a paper

01:38:54 peace agreement will somehow constrain let alone eradicate the insatiable and evil ambitions of

01:39:02 a maniacal death cult hell-bent on terrorizing us and using nuclear weapons against us we all know

01:39:10 what must be done right guys i feel like um guys mark mark levin is very close to president trump

01:39:19 oh i can't show the morgue footage um

01:39:24 oh my gosh all right here's like a new jeez

01:39:31 the islamic regime is now putting out like you know videos where they're basically trying to 0.95

01:39:40 threaten they're trying to threaten the united states military with with these jokes so like 0.87

01:39:46 again this is how insane like guys it's literally like a muslim nazi dictatorship right um who is

01:39:54 this person that's just like commenting? Are you in my chat or are you in Armin's chat? 0.79

01:40:00 You're just like complaining about everything. Who are you?

01:40:10 Like, you just sound like a very angry person.

01:40:17 Like, you just sound like a very angry... No, you're not in my chat. I probably banned you

01:40:22 my chat that's why you're not in my chat all right anyways um okay so let's watch this crazy video 0.99

01:40:30 um that the islamic regime put out where they're basically trying to threaten the united states um 0.86

01:40:39 let's watch let's watch the original version first

01:40:43 and then um i'll provide the goldie edition afterwards i'll provide the yeah i'll provide

01:40:47 the circus music after yeah of course so of course of course guys they're like they're they're

01:40:58 preaching see this is where we need armin because the video literally starts and they're preaching

01:41:02 the quran i don't know what they're saying something in arabic like literally it's literally

01:41:06 like aloha akbar like jihad nonsense oh my gosh is it gonna be one of those videos where like i

01:41:12 have to translate for you guys oh my gosh all right all right give me

01:41:16 give me like 30 seconds i'll be right back

01:41:42 i didn't realize this video was going to be one of those potential like muslim nazi jihadi videos

01:41:52 that i have to translate so uh i needed to go get um some bubbly so um this this this islamic regime

01:42:02 state tv um interpretation is brought to you by orange flavored bubbly even though bubbly is

01:42:12 not sponsoring me here we go okay the video literally starts with them like chanting in arabic

01:42:32 so i don't know what that was that was like something something literally he's saying like

01:42:38 i don't know like something muhammad allahu akbar jihad right

01:42:55 honestly like this is what i mean when i say it's like an islamic occupation

01:42:59 the guy's speaking arabic we're iranian i speak persian right i speak persian why are these like

01:43:04 weird muslim nazis chanting in arabic okay now now now that was in persian but i i can't even like

01:43:18 their persian is so bad i can't even understand what he's saying like zaman is something 0.59

01:43:21 he's like the time for something is over i don't know maybe the time for their

01:43:29 existence i have no idea and then there's like a giant pencil here giant pencil

01:43:42 so he's like he's talking about which is like um the the the plans for like

01:43:49 you know shooting this this missile which i think the missile is called

01:43:55 hey bad or hey dad or something right i don't know man like too much too much jihad in this video

01:44:05 the the the missile is named hey bad

01:44:13 oh and then and then he's saying like he's like chanting to zahra remember remember from like uh

01:44:18 jihadi pilates when the old man was like yo zahra and then i was like zahra she's not like an imam 0.96

01:44:25 she's a woman right so zahra is either like the wife or the concubine or the bastard daughter 0.65

01:44:31 of of one of the i don't know muslim imams so now this guy is like you know chanting to 0.87

01:44:37 to zahra i don't know maybe maybe this missile is gonna go into zahra i have no idea

01:44:42 yeah y'all fought him is something zahra right like he's he's like praying to like 0.98

01:44:50 the the the bastard daughter of like one of the imams 0.95

01:44:54 oh i know this part so he's counting down now he's like dah so dah is 10 okay 1.00

01:45:12 This is supposed to scare the American military.

01:45:39 This is supposed to scare the American military.

01:45:42 no no no that's not counting in durka that's counting in persian

01:45:55 they were counting in persian persian is not durka our our language predates islam

01:46:01 our language predates islam the the durka part is when he's chanting like arabic phrases from

01:46:08 like the Quran that's the Durka part don't mix in our language with the Durka our language is

01:46:13 beautiful is this guys did they did they did they take like is this this is the same missile and

01:46:27 they probably put like I don't know 20 cameras at different parts to get like um different angles

01:46:34 is that what they did here like what is this like honestly guys look at this it's literally like

01:46:43 this this is like this is like um um like jihadi influencer stuff right

01:46:50 It's like this, oh, I just feel like you're in front of the camera, right?

01:46:57 It's so fringe, oh my god.

01:47:04 It's like the one wristlock at like 20 different angles.

01:47:09 Let me see it.

01:47:11 Guys, this is supposed to scare the American military, right?

01:47:17 okay this is ridiculous now this is literally like how many how many i was exaggerating when

01:47:40 i said you know they have like 20 cameras but i think they actually might have like how many

01:47:45 angles how many angles do you need to show like your weird pencil missile while you're yelling

01:47:52 aloha akbar

01:47:59 oh my god another one what is this

01:48:09 oh my god another one how many angles are there

01:48:15 jeez how many angles was that like 10

01:48:24 like what is this is this is this supposed to scare us like what is this

01:48:31 loud noises like i don't understand what this is

01:48:35 so so so the missiles going through the air and there's like you know steam or fuel or whatever

01:48:45 Oh, my gosh. Is this another angle? What is this now? Oh, my gosh. It's another angle of the exact same thing.

01:48:52 guys this is so embarrassing

01:49:01 you know but guys you know who this impresses right like this this is very impressive to like

01:49:10 the third world savages and i don't know like all like the random countries that are like 0.87

01:49:15 you know whatever like so like all these like random like you know inbred savages who see 0.62

01:49:22 this video they're just like yo ali aloha akbar aloha akbar right so like this is only 0.70

01:49:28 impressing like that's it oh wait wait wait let me go back let me okay let me let me translate

01:49:56 this for you guys. So. So this is like speed. Something about, something about speed. Speed

01:50:10 for like the, I don't know, speed going up or whatever. I don't know. What's the velocity?

01:50:17 Maybe, maybe, maybe this is referring to velocity. I don't know. I don't know, man.

01:50:26 I don't know man I don't I don't I don't know yeah so apparently apparently this

01:50:53 I don't know man, okay so this is something about distance, yeah something about distance,

01:51:20 And so it's like distance or something. 1.00

01:51:23 So, um, yeah, apparently, apparently guys, when, um, uh, when the B2s come in, this is 0.95

01:51:32 what's going to stop the B2s. 0.78

01:51:34 Yeah. 0.73

01:51:39 Oh, wait, they paused.

01:51:43 I don't know, man.

01:51:44 I can't even read this, but something, something about the, the fire.

01:51:49 I don't know, man. Yeah. Ertsefa is altitude. Yeah. Okay. You're right. You're right. Thank

01:51:53 you guys. Oh, thank you to the Iranians here. Um, oh my gosh, you're so right. This is literally

01:52:01 the Acme. Like guys, this reminds me of like Looney Tunes, right? Like, um, Wile E. Coyote

01:52:07 and Roadrunner. Like this is literally the Acme, Acme missile system. That's a hundred percent

01:52:13 what it is. And I don't know, man. Now they're like bragging about the, the, the thruster. You

01:52:17 you know what? My sister's an aerospace engineer. Godpa, Godpa, what do you know about this rocket? 1.00

01:52:23 Can you tell us how dangerous this rocket is? Godpa, we need your, guys, my sister literally,

01:52:32 she's literally an aerospace engineer. She knows all these things, right? Godpa, what's your

01:52:38 professional opinion on this like weird jihadi Muslim Nazi rocket from ACME? 1.00

01:52:48 no acme you know like the from from looney tunes 0.56

01:52:52 guys from like the bugs bunny cartoons everything was like bought from acme

01:53:00 like apparently guys apparently this is like the most advanced missile they have like it's so 0.62

01:53:05 so ridiculous

01:53:12 oh now they paused it wait what does that say

01:53:17 i don't know man sorry guys

01:53:26 we need we need armin to translate we'll we'll we'll have we'll get armin to translate

01:53:33 so this is like this i think i think this is like the name so this is like the name of the

01:53:57 missile. So it's like, this is yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, so guys, apparently, apparently the Islamic

01:54:06 regime is showing off it's most, uh, like the, the, the, the most advanced, um, missile it has, 0.86

01:54:13 which is called the Khurram Shah 4. Um, and apparently this missile is what's going to, um,

01:54:21 uh, destroy the, uh, the infidels, right? So infidels, that's the American army, right? So 1.00

01:54:27 guys, be very, very careful. Be, be, be afraid, be afraid because the, the Choramshar four is 1.00

01:54:33 coming after you guys. Not Choramshar one, not Choramshar two, not Choramshar three. Nope. The 1.00

01:54:40 Choramshar fourth edition, fourth edition sold by Acme or Timu, I don't know. Um, it's going to,

01:54:49 is going to counter the b2 bombers yeah and and this is what's going to destroy um the united 0.96

01:54:55 states military so guys be very very scared very like this this is serious business um this is

01:55:01 probably why president trump is actually uh negotiating because he's terrified of these

01:55:06 you know missiles that was sarcasm by the way if anyone didn't catch that

01:55:19 wait i'm getting a voice message give me a moment guys i have a voice message

01:55:49 yeah okay all right guys so i got i got i got the translation um

01:56:18 from my mom no that was my mom my mom is explaining so i was right i was right so the name of the

01:56:24 missile is uh like it's it's so this is the um for missile which is apparently the most advanced one

01:56:34 apparently this is a missile that can like you know go very far apparently this is a missile

01:56:40 that's like very very uh direct in terms of hitting um and and they've named the missile

01:56:46 Heber. And of course, my mom wanted to remind you guys that Heber is in reference to, you know,

01:56:53 the slaughter of Jews during the Battle of Heber. So again, right, like the Muslim Nazi, 0.96

01:56:58 like it's literally like Muslim Nazis doing Muslim Nazi things, right? So this is apparently 0.98

01:57:04 the most advanced missile they have, and they're going to destroy the American military with this.

01:57:11 So there you go.

01:57:16 Okay, um, so I gave you the explanation.

01:57:28 Um, I'm going to add my own music because I feel like, I feel like, um, my music on

01:57:34 this will probably, um, sound, sound much better.

01:57:38 You know what I mean?

01:57:39 So let's, let's do like the Goldie, the Goldie edit.

01:57:46 Thank you.

01:58:16 Thank you.

01:58:46 Thank you.

01:59:16 It doesn't end.

01:59:31 It doesn't end.

01:59:32 It doesn't end.

01:59:33 What is this?

01:59:46 We'll be right back.

02:00:16 We'll be right back.

02:00:46 Oh, wait.

02:01:16 Thank you.

02:01:46 Okay, some people are saying it's a little bit too slow. I need to speed up the video.

02:02:06 Oh my gosh. Okay. All right.

02:02:12 Let me see if I can speed it up on X here. I probably can.

02:02:17 playback speed okay the only the only playback speed on x is about two times the speed so um

02:02:27 i'll probably have to like i'll guys what i'll do is i will i will download the video

02:02:34 um here let me let me see if i can download the video um yeah i can download it all right

02:02:41 i'll download it and then i will edit it and i'll upload like a sped up version okay

02:02:48 um just let me just add it to my list of things to do here um

02:02:58 or i'm sure

02:03:03 okay

02:03:03 sorry guys all right so there you go there's there's that 0.93

02:03:10 just absolutely ridiculous like such an embarrassment like honestly so embarrassing 0.91

02:03:33 There we go. All right. So, oh, we don't, oh, Nude's insane. Like, 0.97

02:03:58 Newt Gingrich. Of course, Newt Gingrich is, like, posting, like, MEK propaganda. Screw him.

02:04:05 Oh, who's this person? 0.93

02:04:08 Sylvan Adams. Okay, that's nice. He made a nice video.

02:04:14 Oh, guys. Ooh. Ooh, guys. So the Iranian accounts. Iranian accounts are starting to

02:04:22 call out the lefties, right? So, Joe Karnijad, actually, guys, so you know the MEK video that

02:04:29 I share with you guys? The MEK video was actually made by this account, Joe Karnijad. So, this

02:04:36 account and a lot of other accounts do a very good job of keeping track of Iranians who are

02:04:42 speaking out against the Iranian people and are, you know, somehow in their own way keeping the

02:04:49 Islamic regime alive. Nazanin Bonyadi is one of them. So Iranians, I guess they're just like, 0.82

02:04:54 they're done with the nonsense. And so they're starting to call people out. So 1.00

02:04:58 Joker Najat here says, the performance of Nazanin Bonyadi in recent years has shown that she

02:05:04 unfortunately lacks basic political awareness and knowledge. Someone who doesn't even know

02:05:09 that before publishing something, one should think about its consequences. 0.86

02:05:13 She's continuously striking blows to the Iranian people's revolution on the global stage. I hope 1.00

02:05:18 she stays away from politics. I mean, I agree. I agree. It's pretty nonsense what she's saying.

02:05:27 This is King. There's a Pahlavi's comms account where he's saying, my bond with the Iranian

02:05:33 nation is not new. It has been with me from the moment I was born and it is unbreakable.

02:05:38 Even in exile, I have devoted my life to serving the Iranian nation. Amazing quote. Beautiful quote.

02:05:44 i'm gonna reach with that um i don't know what's this oh yeah so the huda the huda beauty the huda

02:05:54 beauty um boycott continues guys i still have to do my huda beauty stuff um i just it's been so busy

02:06:02 like literally super busy oh look at this the islamic regime look at this so the so so the

02:06:08 The Islamic regime is now posting like AI-generated images on social media threatening Israel. 0.72

02:06:18 Like, so they're saying Zaman is Ziyadi Nadarid, which means you don't have much time left.

02:06:24 And it's like an hourglass.

02:06:25 And then it's showing like, I don't know, rockets and stuff.

02:06:29 What is that, Tel Aviv?

02:06:29 Like, this is how insane these people are. 0.99

02:06:32 Literally, literally insane. 0.97

02:06:34 Literally insane, right? 0.63

02:06:35 um like you know united states united states is going after the islamic regime and what does the

02:06:43 islamic regime do they literally like i don't know man they put out like these weird ai images where 0.70

02:06:49 they're threatening israel right like again like just just just look at the insanity literal insanity 0.89

02:06:56 right? Oh, this is so funny. This is so funny. So, oh my gosh, guys. Okay. So, so this person, 0.99

02:07:18 this person actually supports the Islamic regime. You can tell like, you know, she's got like the

02:07:24 Islamic regime flag there, right? And then, like, Islamic regime, and I don't know, what flag is

02:07:29 that? Iraq, I think? I think that's Iraq? I don't know. Anyway, so, like, so she supports the

02:07:37 Islamic regime. Why the hell does she follow me? Wait, who is this person? Ew, why does this 0.92

02:07:45 person follow me oh i don't know man i'm wondering if this is one of those parody accounts i have no

02:07:57 idea this is this i don't know man i can't tell i can't tell if this is like a parody account or

02:08:10 not, but whoever they are, they follow me, which is weird. But anyway, so, um, guys, so, so they

02:08:18 made this AI generated image of Khamenei, right? Um, so here's like the Supreme Dictator. He's

02:08:26 holding this, you know, uh, piece of paper with President Trump saying unconditional surrender,

02:08:31 and then he's using his other hand to, to light it up. But guys, the community note on this is

02:08:37 actually really funny um so the community note says hominy um okay well

02:08:50 okay so it doesn't translate properly but it said basically the translation is hominy cannot

02:08:56 use both hands at the same time and the reason that he can't use both hands at the same time

02:09:02 is because one of his hands is like fake right so like we call him like ali tech dust uh one of his

02:09:10 one of his many nicknames is ali tech dust ali tech dust means um ali one hand so um it's pretty funny

02:09:21 and oh this this one's funny okay again that's not translating properly

02:09:27 Okay, so Khamenei, Cholok, yeah, he only has like one working hand. The other hand, it doesn't work. He's not able to use his other hand. So no. Cholok means like, what's it like? Cholok is like, it's like a, like, physically impaired. He's physically impaired.

02:09:52 So, basically, the community note here is Khamenei is, like, you know, physically impaired because he can't use both hands at the same time.

02:10:00 So, that's actually really funny, the community notes here.

02:10:03 So, someone's commenting on that.

02:10:06 And then this person said, this was the best community notes I've seen in a while.

02:10:12 Why is X translating weird?

02:10:14 Naughty community?

02:10:16 Anyways, whatever.

02:10:17 There you go.

02:10:18 So, there's that.

02:10:19 um oh look at this everyone's like promoting kings of pahlavi that's fantastic so guys this

02:10:26 is the king and queen of iran right so look at that oh that's awesome super cool

02:10:33 oh here we go why don't we watch this interview you know what i need to upload mine i have like

02:10:43 i have so many interviews that i've done and i haven't uploaded any of them um but let's listen

02:10:48 this one there's english subtitles here qui pourrait demain incarner ce tyran que vous souhaitez

02:10:54 écoutez il y avait millions d'iraniens qui sont descendus dans la rue qu'il escondait

02:11:01 more dictateur et il voulait le retour de l'esa par la vie et ils veulent le retour de l'esa par la

02:11:06 vie le fils du chad iran il est un homme démocrate il est légitime parce que son nom a été appelé

02:11:12 We believe in a democracy, and it's the Iranian people who called it their name.

02:11:19 So I think we need to trust the choice of the Iranian people.

02:11:25 There you go.

02:11:28 That was very good.

02:11:29 I'm glad that there's English subtitles here.

02:11:31 Good for her.

02:11:36 What's this?

02:11:39 That's so weird.

02:11:40 I don't know, man. Like some of these like weird memes come across my feed and I don't,

02:11:46 I don't appreciate that whatsoever. Um,

02:11:55 Oh, this is a crazy person guys. So, so this guy, remember, remember we were talking about

02:12:00 Iceman and then, um, Armin was talking about the Iranian Thomas Jefferson, who's like best

02:12:06 friends with the ice man this this is this is the iranian thomas jefferson he's also like uh

02:12:12 he's insane he's insane 0.83

02:12:19 um 0.99

02:12:26 okay

02:12:26 oh man i can't show that video oh geez okay uh we're getting into like a lot of blood here so

02:12:41 i need to stop guys like literally like i like my my for you page is not youtube friendly right now

02:12:46 um because of all like the horrific stuff that's that's going on

02:12:51 Hmm. Um, okay.

02:13:05 yeah there's actually so guys there is one picture that i posted um on my x account and i posted it

02:13:21 on my instagram um and facebook you guys can go and see it there if you want i just i can't i can't

02:13:27 post it on like i can't show it on youtube um it's basically the image of um brains

02:13:34 brains scattered and smashed all over um all over the ground uh you know and then blood and then

02:13:45 there's like a face mask and there's like smeared smeared brain on that too yeah brain um the the

02:13:52 the body itself is gone but there's literally bits of brain all around and it's um yeah it's uh 0.92

02:13:59 yeah, like we said, the Islamic regime is only good at one thing and that's murdering, uh, 0.93

02:14:06 innocent, unarmed Iranians. So, all right. Okay. I'm going to take, um, a quick break. We're going 1.00

02:14:12 to watch this video by, by Mark Levin, because I feel like this is going to, this is going to help,

02:14:18 um, center and ground us. Um, because guys, like Mark is very, very close to, um, President Trump.

02:14:28 So what Marx says here, I think, is really, really important, right? 0.70

02:14:32 Like he's pretty much saying the things that President Trump can't say because, of course, President Trump wants to keep the Islamic regime in the dark, right? 0.57

02:14:42 So here we go.

02:14:43 This is really important. 0.98

02:14:45 It's turning into North Korea, the North Korea, the Middle East, and this is a huge problem, huge problem. 0.89

02:14:53 Now, what do I mean by that?

02:14:54 it exists for the sole purpose of funding the regime it's a police state that uses police

02:15:03 forces internal security and its military to stay in power and to control its people

02:15:11 so they have death camps torture prisons murder people at will and it's getting worse and worse

02:15:20 and worse by the day the fact that the media are absent for the most part they have ignored the

02:15:27 urgency of the moment the immediacy of the moment doesn't mean it's not happening and it is happening

02:15:33 and unfortunately people seem to be getting used to it not there but outside of there and i'm here

02:15:39 to tell you i'm never going to get used to this those people are suffering from a complete lack

02:15:44 of civil liberties a destitute economy and a nearly non-existent middle class it used to have

02:15:51 a very vibrant middle class not anymore the regime controls all aspects of the culture

02:15:57 communication even whether the lights are turned off or on throughout the country just like north 0.77

02:16:03 korea and it is turning into a countrywide concentration camp just like north korea

02:16:10 now if we don't act and by that i mean not diplomacy but decisively quickly and overwhelmingly 0.92

02:16:18 with our military against the top of the regime khomeini and his cohorts in that circle iran will 0.51

02:16:26 in fact build nuclear weapons as north korea has despite dozens of agreements over the decades

02:16:33 with republican and democrat presidents in which they pledge not to and to be crystal clear any

02:16:41 regime that is willing to slaughter its own people by tens of thousands as iran is doing

02:16:47 and they would kill a quarter of a million if they have to or a million of their people if they have 0.88

02:16:51 to they will not hesitate to launch icbms with nuclear warheads against our cities and they are 0.74

02:16:59 in the brink of perfecting that technology which i'll get to in a moment it's time that we 0.95

02:17:05 understand in the west the mindset of the islamists it is a different mindset it is a 1.00

02:17:12 culture of death their intentions and they repeat them openly to take us out to take out the west 1.00

02:17:19 that's why they exist for their own power and to exercise that power and project it to destroy the

02:17:26 West. They believe it's Allah's calling. They believe they're required to do it. Iran is weaker

02:17:33 now than ever, than ever, and it will never be this week again. Never. The opportunity to protect 1.00

02:17:40 our own domestic national security interests, our own cities, our own way of life, to eliminate an 0.79

02:17:47 enemy that is providing support to dangerous adversaries with imperial intentions, Russia,

02:17:54 drones china oil and so forth and crucially to stop the mass genocide of the iranian people

02:18:02 who are a good people who are an educated people who are a western people who will be our friends

02:18:09 and allies who simply want freedom if we don't do this right now it's not going to get done

02:18:18 this is peace through strength now i want to remind you that when north korea decades ago

02:18:27 was trying to build nuclear weapons one president after another one secretary of state after another

02:18:33 one envoy after another the un security councils general assemblies year after year after year

02:18:42 they made deals with north korea they gave north korea money they threatened north korea

02:18:46 I wrote down the timeline for North Korea getting nuclear weapons. 1985, 1991, 1992, all negotiations with us, with Europe, with the UN, with all kinds of individuals and organizations.

02:19:03 But we were intimately involved. 1994, 1995, 1999. Desperately seeking a deal. And we got deals.

02:19:13 And they broke them each and every time. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006. Agreement after

02:19:24 agreement. Deal after deal. Money sent to them. Appeasing is what it was.

02:19:29 in october 2006 their first nuclear weapon tested successfully

02:19:37 then we keep negotiating with them to control to control what they've created

02:19:44 2007 2008 2009 2010 negotiations deals sub deals counter deals 2011 2012 2013 2016

02:19:57 2016, that whole period, negotiations stalled.

02:20:02 2017, now they have a hydrogen bomb.

02:20:08 A hydrogen bomb.

02:20:10 Nuclear, now hydrogen. 0.64

02:20:13 2019, North Korea ends all negotiations with all countries and all entities related to its hydrogen bombs and its nuclear weapons. 0.53

02:20:27 which it got through deals, through arrangements, through subsidies, through appeasement.

02:20:36 2022, they ramped up their missile tests.

02:20:40 2026, they have estimated 50 nuclear and hydrogen missiles,

02:20:44 and they add six to seven every single year. 0.93

02:20:48 And now they're helping the Iranians, as are the communist Chinese. 0.63

02:20:52 So you have a limited period here. 0.83

02:20:54 And Iran right now is on its back.

02:20:57 It's weaker than it's ever been.

02:20:59 And recent reports indicate their economy has reached a state of near total collapse right now.

02:21:08 Now, what do I mean by that?

02:21:09 Currency collapse, the Iranian riyal, has plummeted to historic lows.

02:21:14 Historic lows, 1.1 million riyals to one U.S. dollar.

02:21:18 You know, that's where you're pushing around paper money in wheelbarrows.

02:21:23 Remember those black and white movies of the Weimar Republic?

02:21:26 in late 2025 it was losing value so rapidly that shop owners were unable to set stable prices

02:21:33 hyperinflation inflation rate overall is 43 percent right now food prices have surged an

02:21:40 annual rate of 72 percent basic staples like bread have seen price increases of over 113 percent

02:21:47 meat has become a luxury item unaffordable for tens of millions of people there of the 90 million

02:21:52 population one in five young people is unemployed official reports suggest 57 percent of iranians

02:22:00 are suffering from some level of malnutrition this was a society in a culture that was vigorous that

02:22:07 was vibrant not anymore the economy shrank 2.8 unemployment rate overall is 41 the banking sector

02:22:18 is in crisis a major bank recently collapsed under bad loans to regime cronies and atms have

02:22:24 frequently gone offline severe energy and water crises cause daily nationwide power outages for

02:22:31 three to four hours there's a chronic water shortage intense sanctions from the u.s and

02:22:36 europe alongside the aftermath of israel's 12-day war with iran crippled oil exports and nuclear

02:22:42 infrastructure but they're rebuilding at a breakneck speed now what should we do about this

02:22:48 We can negotiate like we did with North Korea for 30 years. Where does it get us? 0.93

02:22:55 Look, folks, the foreign minister of Iran said, yeah, you knocked out our nuclear sites,

02:23:01 but you can't knock out our knowledge and we're going to build our nuclear weapons. 0.76

02:23:05 And so maybe they'll make an agreement and say, no, we won't, but they will.

02:23:09 Maybe they'll sign an agreement and say, okay, no more ballistic missiles, but they will. 0.99

02:23:14 they're terrorists it's an islamist terrorist regime they don't care about human life human 1.00

02:23:21 life of their own people why are they going to care about a piece of paper oh yeah we signed a 1.00

02:23:26 piece of paper with the west well what does that mean it means nothing nothing it's a great piece

02:23:33 in the chicago council on global affairs by saeed golkar and he writes in part the protests are a

02:23:41 direct challenge to the foundation of regime legitimacy. Protest slogans no longer call for

02:23:48 reform or accountability within the system. They reject the system itself. The state's response,

02:23:54 killing thousands of people in just two weeks, reflects leadership's panic. The response has

02:24:00 been one of mass repression, not crowd control, repression. A regime confident in its authority

02:24:07 does not resort to killing its citizens on this scale. Such violence signals fear of collapse,

02:24:14 not strength. Protest slogans no longer call for reform or accountability within the system. They

02:24:19 reject the system itself. What is happening in Iran is not merely a domestic human rights 0.83

02:24:24 catastrophe. It carries strategic consequences that extend far beyond the nation's borders.

02:24:30 If President Trump were to authorize a targeted U.S. military strike, and he has threatened to do, 0.98

02:24:36 it would not trigger a regional war, but instead expose how weak and constrained the Islamic

02:24:42 Republic has become. For years, U.S. policymakers have treated Iran as a powerful and resilient

02:24:48 regional actor, a perception that has become increasingly outdated. Today's Islamic Republic

02:24:55 is a regime under siege from its own society, surviving through coercion rather than consent.

02:25:02 its economy continues to deteriorate and ruling elites are deeply concerned about the prospect of

02:25:08 being overthrown by the Iranian population. But they won't be overthrown by the Iranian population 0.99

02:25:14 because they're not armed. They're not armed. And so they murder them. They just murder them. 0.74

02:25:21 The mass killing of protesters confirms that the regime views its own citizens as a primary

02:25:27 threat. Fears that a U.S. strike would provoke Iranian retaliation misunderstand the regime's

02:25:33 strategic reality. Iran is in no position to escalate militarily. Opening an external conflict

02:25:40 amid sustained nationwide unrest would be extraordinarily risky, and any serious

02:25:46 retaliation against the United States would invite an overwhelming military response at a moment when

02:25:52 the Islamic Republic's coercive apparatus is already consumed by internal security demands.

02:25:59 Time after time, Iran has prioritized regime survival over escalation, revealing strategic

02:26:05 weakness beneath its defiant rhetoric. And today's regime is far more vulnerable than it was in 2020

02:26:11 and even last year. The ongoing protest wave has absorbed the attention and resources of the IRGC

02:26:18 and the besiege, the inner circle, whose primary mission is now domestic control. 0.99

02:26:24 Retaliation against the United States would be reckless and unlikely, as the Islamic Republic

02:26:30 lacks both the operational capacity and the political confidence to respond forcefully.

02:26:36 Time after time, Iran has prioritized regime survival over escalation, revealing strategic

02:26:42 weakness beneath its defiant rhetoric. I'm not downplaying the danger. They talk about these 0.91

02:26:48 these drones and they'd have a surge of drones and so forth and so on and there are ways to deal

02:26:53 with that the israelis dealt with it in their 12 way 12 day war against iran and we dealt with it

02:26:58 too there are ways to deal with it but a hard fast strike against the top of the regime the head of

02:27:09 the snake to try everything possible to take him out his inner circle out and to hit some of the

02:27:17 main sites where the drones are being hidden where a lot is known about them and where these other

02:27:24 military sites are where a lot is known about them a massive uh systemic attack is what's needed

02:27:33 but this isn't going to go away or we're going to have a north korea in the middle east

02:27:37 a destitute people impoverished and enslaved but 90 million of them and a nation that has now

02:27:45 built has now built a missile an intercontinental ballistic missile that can go 10 000 kilometers

02:27:52 you know what that is that's far enough to hit the east coast of the united states of america

02:27:58 and they're not going to stop unless they're stopped because that's the mind you know who's

02:28:04 helping them china those big transport planes that are coming that's the fuel and so forth

02:28:09 for more and more ballistic missiles let's say they have 2 000 ballistic missiles what do you 0.99

02:28:13 think they're going to have in six months 10 000 ballistic missiles are we going to stop them then

02:28:19 well they're going to be stronger then and more people will have been murdered and put down 0.63

02:28:24 from the internal unrest that's taking place there their icbm ambitions iran's ambitions

02:28:30 space program they are advancing in their space program as i speak and it indicates the islamic

02:28:35 republic is also pursuing an intercontinental ballistic missile capability that can reach the

02:28:40 continental united states as we know this is from the great hudson institute and china is a critical

02:28:46 enabler of tehran's ballistic missile production and ambitions and cooperation between north korea

02:28:51 and iran is going on as we speak this icbm i'm talking about why do you think they fired it off

02:28:57 with russia's support into siberia tell us you can do whatever you say you're going to do we'll make

02:29:04 whatever deal you want to deal or maybe we won't what are you going to do about it and while these

02:29:09 systems would not pose an existential threat to the united states even a limited icvm capability

02:29:15 would bring all of york and much of the continental united states within iran's coercive reach that

02:29:21 sounds existential to me and here's the story and many stories about this this 10 000 kilometer

02:29:29 rocket they just fired off it just shows you they're getting this uh information and help

02:29:34 from the north koreans from the communist chinese russia's been assisting them too 0.78

02:29:39 and they are on breakneck speed to break out as poor as this country is they're using the economy 0.91

02:29:45 of the country what resources they have their people will starve they'll imprison them they'll

02:29:50 slaughter them but they will continue to fund their military machine their satellites their 0.65

02:29:56 missiles their nuclear program unless they're stopped once and for all and that is my point

02:30:02 now one of the other reasons to deal with this regime is it's one of the main providers of oil 0.71

02:30:09 to communist china china buys more than 80 percent of this is from reuters of iran shipped oil in

02:30:16 2025 and iran oil has limited buyers due to u.s sanctions so they sell more and more to communist

02:30:23 china that represented about 13.4 percent of the total 10.27 million barrels per day of oil it 0.99

02:30:31 imported by sea this is another reason to deal with this ladies and gentlemen communist china 0.96

02:30:36 well they'll negotiate too sure they will people don't understand the islamist mentality 0.86

02:30:43 and the marxist mentality are very similar they overlap they will sign deals they'll make 0.56

02:30:52 agreements for the purpose of delaying us for creating a psychological hypnosis within our own 0.60

02:31:01 country within our own experts and so forth that okay we have a deal peace in our time 0.92

02:31:09 but for the communist chinese they look at the history of china and they count it by thousands 0.84

02:31:14 of years for the islamists they look at not so much their history but their fundamentalist

02:31:22 ideology and they say we have thousands of years for both the goal is to conquer and destroy 0.94

02:31:30 for both that's why i talk about this marxist islamist fusion and more and more people are

02:31:37 talking about it too they talk about the red green or the green red combination it's the same thing

02:31:42 as i've been talking to you for years iran is weaker now than ever before however it's not

02:31:50 going to stay on its back. It will continue to slaughter its people. And from a humane point of 0.75

02:31:57 view, what do we believe in as Americans? What do we believe in? Individual liberty. We believe in

02:32:05 freedom. We believe in life. We cannot interfere all over the world. That would be insane. We don't

02:32:14 have the resources. We don't have the capabilities. For instance, we can't help the Uyghurs in

02:32:18 communist China, but when a situation exists where we can do something in addition to everything else 1.00

02:32:25 I just discussed, shouldn't we do it? Shouldn't we put an end to such an evil regime, evil in every

02:32:36 respect, that wants to kill you and me, is slaughtering its own people, is using all its 0.89

02:32:43 resources to build weapons to destroy us and york and people who don't agree with them 0.95

02:32:49 if not now when hey sean hannity here hey click here to subscribe to fox news

02:32:56 um okay there you go hopefully armin hopefully armin's gonna come back guys i'm literally

02:33:04 doing a million things at once right now um

02:33:08 wait wait wait wait sorry guys i need to check something um because i'm also i'm i'm

02:33:20 Oh, geez.

02:33:22 Okay.

02:33:23 Let me see.

02:33:29 Okay, guys.

02:33:42 Okay.

02:33:43 Sorry, guys.

02:33:43 I'm literally doing, like, political stuff behind the scenes right now.

02:33:49 um guys it's been it's been a super super busy day uh but um we've we've been working on we've

02:33:57 been working on a petition we've been working on a petition and uh we so i mean you know i'm i'm uh

02:34:05 i'm whatsapping with um my amazing amazing friend um mp uh melissa lanceman and guys so

02:34:14 Thank you very much.

02:34:44 the links the links not available yet link

02:35:11 there's like you know there's there's steps like there's like formal steps that have to take place

02:35:23 no it's not the change.org change.org

02:35:29 anyways we're one step closer so Melissa Lantzman

02:35:38 um the the clerks the clerks of the ontario uh sorry the clerks of the canadian legislature

02:35:53 just have to like review the petition and then they're going to put it online very soon so

02:35:58 this is very good uh i'm a little bit um you can me uh uh

02:36:03 sorry i'm a little i'm a little preoccupied um that's why and then like i want to get this done

02:36:13 because i have um i have like a media uh i have another media interview at five o'clock

02:36:19 so i just want to like i want to get this this done but where's armin let me let me text armin

02:36:25 so armin can come back

02:36:26 oh there you are armin yes yes i'm so glad you're back because uh i've also been working you know

02:36:53 the the formal petition yeah i was i was texting with my good friend melissa lansman um and uh

02:37:01 because because we she's a good friend you know guys when i say i have people's phone numbers

02:37:05 i have people's phone numbers but melissa lansman just approved the petition so i yeah so she

02:37:12 approved the petition so we're one step closer to having the formal uh government petition be posted

02:37:18 online on the government of canada website and then you know after the 30-day uh period for

02:37:23 you know gathering signatures um then she's going to present it in the uh in the government of

02:37:29 canada wow amazing thank you goldie that's amazing no happy to do that like it's you know happy to

02:37:38 support happy to help so yeah so melissa's gonna she she literally just authorized it and she she

02:37:44 you know and she's super busy and she just like did it on her phone she's like hey it's it's

02:37:48 approved or whatever so yeah it's done so we're guys it's not it's not online yet um it's not

02:37:55 online yet um but it it's it's one step closer to going online they basically at this point it's

02:38:02 just a formality it's just the clerks of the legislature have to like review it um and you

02:38:07 know for like spelling mistakes or you know things like that right um but the important part was like

02:38:12 getting uh an mp to you know sponsor the petition to present it so yeah it's pretty much done it's

02:38:18 pretty much done at this point but armin uh i i have to go because i have to give an update um

02:38:23 on this petition and then um i have a media interview at five o'clock but i'll be back at 5 30.

02:38:31 okay sounds good thank you yeah yeah no worries crazy busy super super busy but i appreciate all

02:38:38 your support and i owe you people are really impressed by what you just did goldie in the chat

02:38:44 everybody's saying thank you yeah this is this is politics guys guys i'm telling you former

02:38:50 politician yes i'm here like you know youtubing streaming whatever but there's a lot i do behind

02:38:56 the scenes you guys have no idea the kind of conversations i have on this phone right here

02:39:00 so there you go um yes so so guys so so this petition will be open to any um any person who

02:39:09 is in canada uh or is a canadian citizen so if you're if you're a canadian citizen but you're

02:39:14 not in canada you can sign the petition um it or you know if you're you know in canada you can sign

02:39:21 it but but because it's a formal like this isn't like a random change.org petition right so this

02:39:26 this is like a formal government of Canada petition. So you have to be either a permanent

02:39:31 resident or like, you know, living in Canada or a Canadian citizen. Um, so when that petition's

02:39:37 online, I'll give all the info, but, and I'm more than happy to talk about it when I get back. Um,

02:39:43 the, the petition is to rec, the petition is for the government of Canada to formally recognize

02:39:48 King Nizapahlevi and the transitional government as, um, as the legitimate, you know, temporary

02:39:53 government of Iran and work

02:39:56 with King Uzopahnavi and his team 1.00

02:39:57 to transition Iran from an Islamic

02:39:59 dictatorship to a secular democracy.

02:40:02 That's step six, right?

02:40:04 So, you know, one of the six demands, right?

02:40:06 That's step six, which is legitimizing

02:40:08 the transitional team.

02:40:09 So anyone and everyone in Canada

02:40:12 should, guys, I'll talk about more

02:40:14 about that later. I know I have a lot of questions.

02:40:16 I got to go. I'll be back.

02:40:18 All right. I'll see you in

02:40:20 like about 45 minutes.

02:40:21 Sounds good. Good luck. Thank you.

02:40:23 thank you thank you good okay so guys hopefully we get goldie back very soon let me just i don't

02:40:32 i'm gonna share a couple of things with you let me know if goldie has already

02:40:37 shared what i'm about to show you so i saw hmm there we go uh us uh well centcom and persian

02:40:48 because did you guys know that centcom has a persian account i you know i always love it

02:40:54 when i see this why does centcom has a have a persian account why do they have a persian

02:41:00 account i don't know why but it's amazing that they do so they posted the uh this from the us

02:41:09 supreme lincoln but don't worry they also have a english version of it oh i think the english

02:41:15 version is not as complete as the Persian one. So let's actually say what they said in the Persian

02:41:21 one. So US Central Command, Farsi, just posted this saying, what happens on the flight deck of

02:41:32 an aircraft carrier? What many appear to be chaotic. So basically, they're just describing

02:41:40 the things that they're doing but in persia they're showing iranians that we're on our way so

02:41:46 watch this this is the look at this you know guys they're not hiding anything the americans they

02:41:52 don't need to hide because you would think like okay the preparations and everything they need

02:41:56 to keep the secret look at this look at how small these people this is really big so this is i think

02:42:02 I think the USS Abraham Lincoln, is it?

02:42:05 Yes, it is.

02:42:07 But you would think Americans would try to not show this,

02:42:11 but there's no point because there's nothing you could do

02:42:14 against Americans.

02:42:15 That's how powerful they are.

02:42:16 Let me see.

02:42:17 Let's pay attention to the chat as well.

02:42:19 Did Goldie show you this one?

02:42:21 So Trump just came out and said something about Iran again.

02:42:27 Did she show you this?

02:42:29 Should I play it again?

02:42:30 did you guys see this

02:42:32 oh you've seen it somebody says

02:42:37 UV in the chat saying yes we've seen it

02:42:39 I'm going to play it again because

02:42:41 it's very short and it's kind of

02:42:43 funny because he's laughing

02:42:46 okay

02:42:47 just ask

02:42:49 Venezuela

02:42:50 wait so the question was

02:42:54 yeah the question

02:42:56 is about Iran so actually

02:42:58 so he's saying ask

02:42:59 just ask venezuela ask iran they're negotiating now they don't want to they don't want us to hit

02:43:11 them you know we have a big fleet going on why is he why is he laughing i love it i mean i'm not

02:43:16 complaining but why is he laughing it's so good he's really killing them they don't want to they

02:43:24 don't want us to hit him you know we have a big fleet going over to iran but so raisin was there

02:43:31 at the bottom of the plane just oh by the way guys i can't find this tweet so i don't know if it's

02:43:40 true or not but it's kind of funny because yeah if i don't know if this tweet is true

02:43:47 but i'm gonna treat it as if it's right it's true because it's fine if it's funny either way so this

02:43:53 This is an Islamic Republic supporter posting an AI picture of Khamenei burning an ex-post

02:44:04 from Trump, where Trump says, unconditional surrender, and then Khamenei is burning it.

02:44:15 And oh, thank you so much, somebody's saying, Armin, switched over to your channel to watch

02:44:21 to give you equal time.

02:44:22 oh that's so sweet i appreciate that thank you okay yes yes goldie has so much more views than

02:44:29 me so thank you oh i should post a link to my channel in the chat so that you guys could

02:44:37 subscribe if you're on well i i mean i should post a link to goldie's channel on my channel as well

02:44:46 but let me do both right so guys if you're on goldie's channel here's a link to my channel

02:44:53 and then let's do the other way around as well so guys subscribe to my channel as well if you're

02:44:59 on goldie's channel and then if on atheist republic i'll put a link to goldie's channel

02:45:05 so subscribe to goldie's channel all right but guys look at so this is not the funny part

02:45:12 The funny part is not the fact that they made an AI picture of Khamenei burning the post by Donald Trump.

02:45:22 What is the funny part?

02:45:23 What's wrong with this picture?

02:45:24 What is unrealistic about this picture?

02:45:28 Anybody know?

02:45:29 Anybody know?

02:45:32 What is unrealistic about this picture?

02:45:37 Oh, how could you tell that somebody?

02:45:40 I didn't think anybody would get it.

02:45:42 You got it right away.

02:45:44 His hands? Did anybody show you this?

02:45:47 Oh my God, so many people already know that.

02:45:49 Because both of his hands are functional.

02:45:51 So here's a community note.

02:45:55 Khamenei is not able to use both of his hands at the same time

02:46:02 because one of his hands is... 0.91

02:46:04 He's handicapped in one hand. 1.00

02:46:06 So one of his hands does not work. 0.99

02:46:09 So, like, this picture is unrealistic because he's handicapped on one hand.

02:46:14 So, you got a community note for that.

02:46:18 So, wait, look at this one.

02:46:20 Oh, guys, this is going to be hard to watch.

02:46:26 Oh, Goldie showed that to you guys 10 minutes ago?

02:46:30 Okay.

02:46:31 Well, did Goldie show you this?

02:46:35 This one is not easy to watch.

02:46:37 Did Goldie show you this one?

02:46:39 yeah this one too okay maybe i should just go oh my god you have seen it

02:46:50 uh no people saying yes and no don't say yes if you have seen it yourself i'm saying if you

02:46:57 if you saw it on uh goldie okay i'm going to show it to you anyways okay this needs to be seen

02:47:02 that's everything no i just uh i haven't seen it okay okay so guys this shows that the islamic

02:47:11 republic during when they were attacking the people you didn't even have to participate in 0.62

02:47:18 the protest for them to shoot at you so look at this shocking footage out of tehran iran

02:47:23 captured the moment islamist regime in for enforces open fire and kills random passerby 0.57

02:47:30 So if you look at these three people, they're not protesting. 0.53

02:47:34 They're just walking.

02:47:38 They're just walking and watch what happens.

02:47:41 So these three people, they're not even chanting.

02:47:43 They're not protesting.

02:47:45 They're just walking. 0.92

02:47:47 Okay, so look what happens by the IRGC, well, criminals.

02:47:54 Look at this.

02:48:00 unbelievable yeah so they're just moving by and doing this so

02:48:23 to just random passerbys even if they were not part of their revolution wait

02:48:30 what is that somebody said what does that even mean somebody in the chat is saying

02:48:35 you get 100 freemason support my brother what the hell does that even mean weirdo

02:48:41 that's in my chat okay so you guys already saw this yesterday but then nyok responded

02:48:50 did goldie show you this the nyok response i will give you the full context to the people who

02:48:57 have not seen this but

02:49:00 for the people who know what I'm talking about

02:49:06 did Goldie show you that Nayak responded to this video

02:49:11 yesterday no okay you know how we guys we say

02:49:17 she did not show okay this is finally I have something

02:49:21 new for you guys and this is this is one of those moments

02:49:27 where we could say armin is also right okay so you know we have a hashtag goldie is always right

02:49:34 now we have we should introduce a hashtag saying armin is also sometimes right okay

02:49:42 this is an all i told you so moment okay okay let me actually give context for everybody so

02:49:49 that we could tell you what happened so this was from uh nifty the national union for democracy in

02:49:57 iran this is princess of palavi's team which you all should be following it's a very good source

02:50:03 of information so um they posted this video again this is yesterday's news but i'm gonna tell

02:50:10 play the video one more time for people who are new here just so that we could then show you

02:50:15 what their response from Nayak was

02:50:17 and guys it's exactly

02:50:19 what I predicted

02:50:21 and

02:50:22 it's actually quite impressive

02:50:24 that I told you what they're going to say

02:50:27 and they said that

02:50:28 this shows that I am very aware of

02:50:31 Iranian internal politics

02:50:33 because I told you what Nayak's 0.94

02:50:35 defense is going to be

02:50:36 and that was their defense

02:50:38 yeah guys they're making this as a hashtag

02:50:41 they're making this as a hashtag

02:50:43 where is it the long hashtag

02:50:45 Armin is also right. Yes. Oh, somebody is saying Armin is right. Hashtag Armin is right

02:50:55 when Goldie isn't here. Okay. You could make out a hashtag. Oh, they have another hashtag

02:51:02 saying Armin might be right. Yeah. Armin is also right is good. I like that one.

02:51:09 Okay, so Armin could sometimes also be right. How about that? Sometimes. No, guys, but come on,

02:51:19 this is pretty impressive. But okay, let me explain to people what this is. So NAIAC is

02:51:25 basically a think tank lobbying group in the United States that we Iranians have been telling

02:51:32 you for years that they are a lobby of the Islamic Republic, right? I mean, I'm not going to play the

02:51:38 video because you already seen it, but this was a video of some of the people who work

02:51:46 with the Islamic Republic, some people who work with the Islamic Republic, they basically

02:51:51 admit it.

02:51:52 I'll just play it for, I'll just play it.

02:51:54 You read the subtitles because I need to use the washroom.

02:51:57 So maybe this is actually a good opportunity for people to just read the subtitles while

02:52:03 I go to the washroom and I'll be right back.

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02:52:34 Saint Karjol

02:52:35 Public

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02:52:51 We fear

02:52:52 China

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02:52:55 China

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02:53:11 so

02:53:41 mentioned Trita Parsi who is the founder of Nayak and also they mentioned Nayak and they admitted

02:53:47 that the Nayak and Trita Parsi are lobbies of the Islamic Republic and remember this guy is part of

02:53:53 the Islamic Republic this guy over here okay so they're admitting that and they're basically saying

02:53:58 that was not a good strategy so this came from the Islamic Republic itself I guess you guys

02:54:04 remember what did i say when we showed this and me and goldie were both like jaws dropped right

02:54:12 both of us like oh my god because we have been saying what these people have been saying for

02:54:16 years and you know we knew what we were talking about and finally now we have some them basically 0.95

02:54:26 you heard it from the horse's mouth right but but i said i said that nyak will have an excuse for

02:54:34 this what did i does anybody remember what did i say so what did naya came out and say

02:54:42 what did i say they will say what did i say now i could say

02:54:49 anybody remember if you don't remember then you're gonna say i'm gonna making it up i'm

02:54:55 making them up i'm making it up like you're not gonna believe me i hope some people remember

02:54:59 yes somebody's saying they did it or something yes hardliner propaganda that's what i said

02:55:09 that's what i said yesterday that's what i said i said nyack because remember nyack is part of the

02:55:14 lobby groups of the reformers like zarif and rohani so i said that nyack is going to come

02:55:22 out and say, so remember, hardliners and reformers are, you know, sometimes in reality, sometimes

02:55:30 it's a game, you know, fighting against each other. They're competitors. So I said that

02:55:38 Nayak is going to come out and say that this was, this is hardliners taking a position

02:55:46 against us by they're trying to throw us under the bus. So if I was Nayak, I would come and say,

02:55:53 this shows how effective we are at being a force against the Islamic Republic, because the

02:56:00 hardliners have recorded this and put it out there on purpose to try to basically throw us under the

02:56:09 about so to basically try to pretend that we're connected with them as a way to delegitimize us

02:56:16 so that's what i said naya would say i mean that's what i would say if i was naya right

02:56:20 this was all a game this is on purpose so let's see what naya actually said so this is what naya

02:56:27 so they quote posted this video from nifty nifty is basically princes of pal of his team

02:56:33 And they said, Nayak is 100% an Iranian-American organization and has no connection to the Islamic Republic or any foreign government.

02:56:46 Not in the past, not in the present, and not in the future.

02:56:52 Bold claims. Bold claims.

02:56:54 And then they continue, some forces who are pushing war with Iran, see, look at this.

02:57:00 They're referring to the Islamic Republic as Iran, right?

02:57:04 Some forces who are pushing war with Iran are circulating a clip of a hardliner, of a hardliner.

02:57:16 Clap for me, guys.

02:57:19 Clap for me.

02:57:20 Like, guys, are you not impressed?

02:57:23 Yes, somebody is saying, yes, Armin, you said they would do this.

02:57:26 Guys, I said this before they posted this.

02:57:29 Look at this.

02:57:30 Look at this. They're going to blame it in the hardliners. See? 1.00

02:57:36 Oh, thank you, guys. Okay, so, guys, the fact that I predicted what Nayak would say is kind of a good way for you to see that I am well aware of internal Iranian politics, right?

02:57:52 So if a clip of a hardliner in Iran, and remember, because Nayak is on the side of the reformers

02:57:57 of the Islamic Republic, they basically are okay to be—here's what Nayak always does.

02:58:05 They take positions against the hardliner parts of the Islamic Republic

02:58:10 to make some Americans think that they're against the Islamic Republic.

02:58:15 But no, they are for the reformer parts of the Islamic Republic.

02:58:20 and let me also remind you that the iranian people have a bigger problem with the reformers

02:58:25 than the hardliners so we iranians we hate the reformers more than we hate the hardliners

02:58:33 the revolutionary people because at least with the hardliners we know what we're getting

02:58:38 the reformers are the sneaky mother oopsie the sneaky you know what right i hope i almost

02:58:45 swear on goldie's channel the the reformers are you know these are some i don't know i can't like

02:58:54 i can't swear so i don't my vocabulary is limited when it comes to describing the reformers if i

02:58:59 can't swear but you know what i want to say right so right so the reformers we they they make the

02:59:08 The reformers have more blood on their hand, and they're a lot better with being sneaky and deceptive and manipulative than the hardliners. 1.00

02:59:19 The hardliners are, they're a bunch of, they're idiots, right? 1.00

02:59:26 The hardliners are crazy people, so they're dangerous and they're bloodthirsty, but they're also not very effective with their cruelty. 1.00

02:59:36 The reformers, they know how to put a mask on, and they kill more, but they also know how to play politics better. 0.90

02:59:46 So this is why Iranian peoples hate Nayak so much, because they come and the Americans don't know that the reformer wing of the Islamic Republic is worse than the hardliners. 0.51

02:59:59 So Nayak comes and takes this progressive look by having connections to the reformers and being against the hardliners.

03:00:09 And if you're against the hardliners, well, oh, look at this, we're against the radical elements of the Islamic Republic, so we must be on the good side.

03:00:16 This is what a lot of leftist progressives in America do as well.

03:00:20 And that's why leftist progressive Americans love Nayak, and they love Trita Parsi as a source of their analysis for all Iranian affairs, right?

03:00:27 Because they get to virtue signal to you that we're against the correct parts of the Islamic Republic while not being, while taking an anti-imperial stance still, an anti-Zionist and an anti-imperial stance as well, because they are not against all of the Islamic Republic, right?

03:00:49 So they want to, if you're a leftist, you want to be able to virtue signal to both sides, right?

03:00:55 So you want to have like, oh, I'm pro-women's rights credentials with you.

03:01:00 I'm like, I'm pro-women's rights and pro-LGBT, but you also want to be anti-imperialist and anti-Zionist. 0.52

03:01:09 So with Iran, that's complicated because if you're anti-Islamic Republic, you're basically anti the most effective force against Zionism and Western imperialism, as they call it. 0.65

03:01:19 But if you're also for them, well, these people are brutal to women and LGBT and minorities, so that's not going to look good either. So how could you defend them and be against them at the same time? Well, here comes Nayak. Here comes Trita Parsi. I have the solution for you, right? In Farsi, we say, 0.75

03:01:41 okay so basically this is this is how oh this is the english version you could have your cake and 0.98

03:01:47 eat it too we will basically give you the hardliners to shit on but also recognize the 0.93

03:01:53 reasonability of the reformers as properly anti-american and properly anti-israeli without 0.97

03:02:00 being as crazy as the hardliners so trita parsi gives people like i don't know uh kakulinski 0.99

03:02:08 and Vash and Hassan Nabi and all those other idiots a way to be like, 1.00

03:02:15 well, those people are horrible, but look at this. 1.00

03:02:19 These are the proper analysts like Trita Parsi and all the other people

03:02:22 who work from Nayak who have some good points in defense of the Islamic Republic

03:02:30 regardless of those more hardliner elements within them, right?

03:02:33 That's how Nayak and reformers work with each other to whitewash the image of the Islamic Republic in Western media, with podcasts, books, articles.

03:02:43 That's what the whole agenda of Nayak is.

03:02:47 So Nayak has no problem taking an anti-hardliner stance against the Islamic Republic, but not against the reformers.

03:02:57 And again, our main problem in Iran is with the reformers.

03:03:00 the reason why in Iran our main problem is with the reformers is that the reformers are the ones

03:03:06 who keep Islamic Republic alive. The hardliners aren't able to keep the Islamic Republic alive.

03:03:12 The fact that we have gone through 47 years of misery is not because of the hardliners. The

03:03:17 hardliners would have collapsed on year five. The reformers are the ones who have managed to drag

03:03:24 it for this long. Does that make sense? Let me know if this is making sense, right? And the

03:03:29 reformers are the ones who actually have advocated for the harshest policies while acting like they

03:03:34 don't. Please also remember, for example, that the highest number of killings by the Islamic Republic 0.85

03:03:42 happened at the time that a so-called reformer president was in power. So, for example,

03:03:49 if you talk about Bloody November, Bloody November happened when Rouhani, a reformer

03:03:55 president was in power and this massacre that we just went through with more than 40 000 people

03:04:03 being massacred in less than 10 hours again guys please remember that the 40 000 people didn't die

03:04:10 in two days they died in 10 hours five hours on a on a thursday and five were killed on five hours 0.84

03:04:17 on a thursday and five hours on a friday so 10 hours in 10 hours islamic republic so guys let's

03:04:23 for a second believe the 63 000 number that hamas tells us have been have died in gaza okay let's

03:04:34 just take that number and say okay that's true the islamic republic that number that's a number 0.89

03:04:41 of people killed was reached in gaza in a year and a half again i don't trust hamas but let's just 1.00

03:04:49 Just let's assume that it's right, right? 1.00

03:04:52 So in a year and a half, the number of people who died in Gaza was 60,000.

03:05:00 So the Islamic Republic, according to the latest data, managed to reach like a minimum of 36,000.

03:05:08 I think it's a lot higher, but a minimum of 36 hours in 10 hours.

03:05:13 In 10 hours.

03:05:14 That also happened under a reformist government.

03:05:19 A reformist government. So the bloody November happened under Rouhani. The massacre of this revolution, 36,000 people in 10 hours, happened under Pezashkian, another so-called reformist president, in 10 hours.

03:05:41 so yeah this is the reformers so again this is why we hate the reformers we hate the reformers

03:05:48 more than we hate the hardliners in fact i think that if we are bomb if they are targeting 0.92

03:05:55 leaders like if the bombing happens i am i am so much more eager to see rohani die under the 0.82

03:06:04 bombardment that is likely

03:06:06 going to happen more than Khamenei.

03:06:08 Rouhani and

03:06:10 Javad Zarif and Araqshi

03:06:12 are

03:06:14 higher priority for me

03:06:16 to die under 0.54

03:06:18 the bombardment than Khamenei. 0.78

03:06:20 In fact, I hope that we manage

03:06:22 to catch Khamenei alive.

03:06:24 I hope we manage to catch Khamenei alive.

03:06:27 I understand if that

03:06:28 is not reasonable and he probably has

03:06:30 to go if the bombardments happen.

03:06:32 But I really hope that we

03:06:34 capture him alive, but

03:06:36 Rohani, Zarif, and Narokhchi, 1.00

03:06:39 these mofos, 1.00

03:06:42 they need to be eliminated, higher 1.00

03:06:44 priority than Khamenei himself, in my 0.93

03:06:46 opinion. Anyways, let's get back to

03:06:48 the Nayak statement.

03:06:50 Is this, guys, is this

03:06:51 helpful information? Let me see.

03:06:54 We got a super chat that I need to respond

03:06:56 to because they have my, hold on.

03:06:59 Wait, what is this?

03:07:00 Somebody is saying, hey, Armin,

03:07:01 thanks for

03:07:03 let me bring this on

03:07:05 thanks for holding down the fort

03:07:08 can you explain how trusting

03:07:10 King Pahlavi

03:07:11 an Iranian prosperity project 0.98

03:07:13 won't burn the US like trusting 1.00

03:07:16 Iraq's 0.99

03:07:17 what?

03:07:19 Chalabi who betrayed 1.00

03:07:21 the US is a reason 1.00

03:07:24 many Americans

03:07:26 are gun shy

03:07:27 Did you mispronounce them?

03:07:35 Oh, Ahmed Chaladi.

03:07:38 All right, well, let me tell you why.

03:07:42 Let me tell you why.

03:07:46 First of all, you don't need to trust Pahlavi. 0.91

03:07:50 you could trust all of the Iranian people who are more pro-American than they are pro any other

03:07:58 nation. Princess Apalavi, the reason why you can trust Princess Apalavi is Princess Apalavi has

03:08:05 always been a reflection of the Iranian people. If you look at his career for the past 47 years,

03:08:10 He has constantly been, he has always been the voice of what the Iranian people demand.

03:08:21 And that's why sometimes he's changed his position, because the Iranian people changed their position.

03:08:26 The main thing that the princess of Pahlavi hasn't been changing his position on is the fact that he has been fighting for the sovereignty to get back to the Iranian people.

03:08:36 and the Iranian people basically getting their right to their own destiny into their own hands.

03:08:45 They'll be able to choose their own destiny, basically democracy.

03:08:48 Bringing democracy to the Iranian people, that part has not changed in the past 47 years.

03:08:53 That's the main mission of Princess of Pallavi, and he's consistently been fighting for that.

03:08:58 But there are some minor things that Princess of Pallavi has changed his position on,

03:09:02 and you could always see that that's the thing

03:09:05 that the Iranian people have changed their position on.

03:09:08 So Prince Zopalavi has been a very effective reflection

03:09:12 of what the Iranian...

03:09:14 Let me actually bring this down to explain this. 1.00

03:09:15 A very perfect reflection of what the Iranian people ask for. 1.00

03:09:21 So given that Prince Zopalavi is just an amplification 0.96

03:09:26 of what the Iranian people are asking for 1.00

03:09:28 and that's why we have chosen him as our leader

03:09:30 because he's the best at doing that.

03:09:33 You don't have to even just trust Prince Joseph Pahlavi

03:09:36 other than just trusting him for being a proper reflection of us, Iranian people.

03:09:43 And then once you realize that, what you could do,

03:09:46 and this is the difference between Iraq and Iran,

03:09:49 the Iranian people are pro-American.

03:09:52 If you look at every single poll that has been taken off of Iranian people,

03:09:58 The number one country that Iranian people like is America.

03:10:03 They like America more than any other country.

03:10:08 Right? 1.00

03:10:08 So that's the difference between Iran and Iraq.

03:10:12 The Iraqi people, like in Iraq, you're trusting the leader.

03:10:16 Well, if the leader is not a reflection of the people, that is not going to be stable.

03:10:22 but when it comes to iran you're not investing in the leader what you're investing is in an

03:10:31 entire nation of people that want to be your ally an entire nation of people who want to be your

03:10:39 ally so trusting dictators or other people who are just going to basically try to manage the

03:10:48 people that don't share their values or don't share their that's unstable so basically if

03:10:55 princess apalavi wanted to be pro-america but the iranian people didn't want to be pro-america

03:11:00 this would be an unstable investment you would have to see if like would princess apalavi be

03:11:06 able to have be enough powerful to basically force this upon the iranian people if i was american i

03:11:13 wouldn't be trusted even if princess apalavi was the best person in the world and a great leader

03:11:17 with the proper values, I wouldn't be investing in them. But when I see that this is also the desire

03:11:24 of the Iranian people, that they want to have proper relations, good relationships with America

03:11:29 and Israel, then this is a good investment. Does that make sense? This is a good investment. This

03:11:35 is the want of the Iranian people. Does that make sense? Okay, somebody's saying great explanation. 1.00

03:11:47 And beyond Iranian people being pro-American, the Iranian people, unlike the people in Iraq, unlike the average people, again, not all, but unlike the average people in Syria, unlike the average people in Afghanistan or Pakistan, which is now being taken over by Imbuds. 0.98

03:12:09 Like, it's not enough for Pakistan, by the way. 1.00

03:12:13 Apparently, Islam and poverty was not enough. 1.00

03:12:17 Let's also make an inbred army. 1.00

03:12:21 How about that?

03:12:23 By the way, this is not an insult.

03:12:26 This is actually what's happening in Pakistan, right? 1.00

03:12:28 So they're getting hit by poverty, Islam, and being inbred. 1.00

03:12:33 Not a good combination, right? 1.00

03:12:35 Again, not all Pakistanis. 1.00

03:12:37 No offense to that. 0.91

03:12:38 secular fighters, anti-Islamic fighters of Pakistan. 1.00

03:12:43 We salute you. 0.95

03:12:43 So I'm not talking about you, but the rest of the country. 1.00

03:12:46 Holy shit. 0.99

03:12:47 Oh, sorry. 0.99

03:12:48 That's right. 0.91

03:12:50 But anyway, so the Iranian people, unlike the people of Afghanistan and Pakistan and Iraq and Syria, 0.98

03:12:57 they have proper values.

03:13:01 The Iranian people want secularism.

03:13:08 And this might be controversial, they want secularism more than Americans want secularism, more than the French people want laïcité because they've experienced living under Islam, but they also have experienced not living under Islam. 0.88

03:13:26 This is the difference between the people. So people are like, oh, okay, Armin, if people of Iran have the proper values because they have lived under Islamic tyranny, well, shouldn't that also be true with the people of Afghanistan? 0.65

03:13:39 Aha, there's a difference. 0.61

03:13:41 The Iranian people have experienced living better under Pahlavi,

03:13:46 and then they experienced living under Islamic theocracy.

03:13:49 So they saw the possibilities of living in a prosperous, democratic, free, culturally rich,

03:14:00 normal relationship with the rest of the world, stable country,

03:14:05 with women had higher status

03:14:08 and the whole world respected us 0.87

03:14:10 with an army that is the fifth largest

03:14:12 biggest most powerful army in the world

03:14:14 normal relationships with the whole

03:14:16 world everybody getting richer

03:14:18 on average people getting richer every

03:14:20 year they've experienced that

03:14:21 they experienced a much higher

03:14:24 level of culture and values

03:14:26 and all of that was taken away from them

03:14:28 so they know that

03:14:30 their country

03:14:31 had much

03:14:33 Like, this was not supposed to happen to us.

03:14:36 The Iranian people experienced so much more under the Pahlavi dynasty.

03:14:41 And because of the experience that they had before the Islamic revolution

03:14:46 and then living under an Islamic theocracy,

03:14:49 they became the greatest advocates of secularism, democracy,

03:14:56 equal individual rights before the law, and the border integrity.

03:15:03 the territorial integrity of their country so all the main values that make a country great

03:15:09 the iranian society great the iranian people want those so the iranian people are the people with

03:15:15 the proper values unlike the people especially unlike the people in gaza and the current hopefully

03:15:23 temporary residents of judia and sumeria unlike those people they are pro-western or pro-american

03:15:32 at least, pro-Western, pro-Israeli, pro the classical liberal values that make societies great.

03:15:41 So you don't need to, if this is why you should trust Pahlavi because the Iranian people trust

03:15:49 Pahlavi. So don't, here's the thing, don't trust princes of Pahlavi directly. Trust the Iranian

03:15:55 people and then trust that they have made the right decision. Because trusting one person is 0.99

03:16:01 hard to do one person might fail you but entire nation if they are because now now if an entire

03:16:10 nation is choosing the proper values like one person might lie to you two people might lie to

03:16:15 you an entire nation cannot be coming in and lying to the whole world that we want these values and

03:16:20 be lying to them all of them are lying in the same direction together to fool the entire planet that

03:16:28 is that is important that is impossible so all you have to do is realize that these are people

03:16:34 with the proper values that understand the value of freedom more than most people in the world

03:16:39 because they have experience not having having freedom and then not having freedom they understand

03:16:44 the value of secularism more than most people in the world because they had secularism and

03:16:49 then they stopped having secularism to at least to some extent

03:16:53 they understand the value of free speech

03:16:58 they understand the value of

03:17:00 having equal individual

03:17:03 equal individual rights

03:17:05 and they want that for themselves

03:17:06 and because they have the proper values

03:17:09 they use those values

03:17:10 to select their leader

03:17:12 so the reason why you should be trusting

03:17:15 princes of Pahlavi is because

03:17:16 the Iranian people

03:17:17 put their trust in princes of Pahlavi

03:17:20 and these are people with the right values the Iranian people are the people with the right values

03:17:25 that's why you could that's this is why this is safe it's a safe investment guys remember the

03:17:35 most important resource of a society it's not as oil it's not as gas it's not as metals rare

03:17:43 of minerals it's not as farmland it's not as access to um the sea it's not as access to trade routes

03:17:56 it's not all of any of that the most important resource any society has is this people

03:18:04 the people of a society are the most important resource any society has

03:18:08 okay and and iran is a country with the best people these are entrepreneur people they're

03:18:17 hard-working people they have the proper values as i mentioned and they are fighters and they're

03:18:22 this is a nation of the bravest people that i've ever known anywhere anywhere in the world anytime

03:18:28 in history that are they don't just believe in freedom they don't they don't just believe in

03:18:34 liberty they're they're fighting for it like no one else so when it comes to investing in a group

03:18:44 of people this investing in the iranian people is the safest investment that you could ever get

03:18:50 i mean look at how look at their performance everywhere they are in the world when they're

03:18:55 not in chain look at look at where they are look at what they do everywhere they are when they're

03:19:01 they're not in chain. So once Iran is free, they're going to be doing what they always do. 0.96

03:19:08 They're going to build. They're going to prosper. And they're not just going to be liberating Iran.

03:19:14 They're going to be a major positive force for the entire region. So the reason why you should

03:19:19 trust Pahlavi, because Pahlavi is the key to liberating the Iranian people and investing in

03:19:25 Pahlavi is investing in the Iranian people. And investing in the Iranian people is not just good

03:19:30 Iranians, it's not just good for Americans, it's good for the whole world. Because not only they're

03:19:35 going to liberate themselves, they're going to have a major positive impact in the entire region,

03:19:40 they're going to save Americans a lot of lives and money, because just like before, you're like,

03:19:46 why should we trust Pahlavi? Pahlavi was a stabilizing factor before the Islamic Republic

03:19:51 in the region. The Americans didn't require to be this present in the Middle East when Pahlavi 0.82

03:19:58 was in charge in the Middle East. Pahlavi was basically stabilizing the entire region,

03:20:04 and it was a very valuable ally to the United States. Imagine all of the resources the Americans

03:20:11 would be saving once we go back to being a stabilizing force along with our Israeli allies

03:20:16 in the region. Other than Iranians being pro-American, Iranians are more and more pro-Israeli 0.87

03:20:25 every single day and princes of Pahlavi and the Iranian people want to have really good

03:20:30 relationship with Israel so given that Israel is also a stabilizing force in the region 0.70

03:20:35 then Iran and Israel together working with each other as allies they're going to be eliminating

03:20:40 the terrorists in the region in a way that Americans can't because they're so far away

03:20:45 right so once you the resources of Iran will then be spent on destroying Iran's enemies and Israel's

03:20:53 enemies and americans enemies with an america having to spend so much money this far away

03:20:58 from its shores really good investment for america that went long

03:21:09 that was just one question it took a while

03:21:19 oh that's a good question i will respond to that let me start that

03:21:23 Where'd it go? I lost that question. Doesn't let me start a question if it's not a super

03:21:38 jet. Where is it? All right, let me go back to my great prediction. I didn't even read

03:21:47 this in full. Alright, so

03:21:51 Nayak was saying, some forces who are pushing war with Iran

03:21:55 are circulating a clip of a hardliner in Iran arguing the Islamic

03:21:59 Republic needs a lobby in the United States,

03:22:03 claiming it as proof that Nayak is

03:22:07 aligned with the Iranian government. Not only does the clip not

03:22:11 support their claims, it is entirely baseless

03:22:15 speculation from individuals who barely know about our organization and what we do nyark

03:22:21 strongly condemns the human rights violation in iran at the same time blah blah blah blah yeah

03:22:28 it's shameful okay but here's the thing you're you can read the rest of it

03:22:34 yeah this is all bs from them but they got a community note they got a community note saying

03:22:43 so they say that we have basically they say we have no connection to the islamic republic right

03:22:52 look at this saying nayak has no connection with the islamic republic

03:22:56 and they got a community note saying no connection to the iranian regime is a lie

03:23:02 at 2012 u.s federal court the u.s federal court determined that parsi's

03:23:09 Nayak founder, work is not inconsistent with the idea that he was first and foremost an advocate for the regime.

03:23:22 Nayak was also fined $183,000 for hiding documents during the case.

03:23:30 So, yeah, no.

03:23:35 This is good that they got a community note under it.

03:23:39 the smooth and democratic referendum yeah somebody's saying armin i think we should

03:23:49 also point out that his royal highness rosa palavi is the only entity who can lead the

03:23:56 nation into a smooth and democratic referendum otherwise destabilization will be a major concern

03:24:02 yes that's actually a good point and people say like guys why should we choose princess

03:24:06 of Pallavi. Okay. Okay. Let's not. Who should we invest in them? Who should we trust? Because

03:24:21 the interesting thing is that it's not like the idea that Princess of Pallavi is the best candidate

03:24:29 is misleading. Best suggests that there are other alternatives.

03:24:36 Who's the other alternative? Who is there? Who are we talking about here? Okay, give us a name.

03:24:46 Princess Apalevi is not just the best alternative. He's the only alternative. There's literally no one else.

03:24:55 So it's either the Islamic Republic or Princess Apalevi. 0.99

03:25:02 Yeah, you want to go with the MEK? You want to go with who? You want to go with the Yakh person? 0.92

03:25:09 Let's go with the Yakh person. He says that he thinks he should be the alternative, the emperor 1.00

03:25:17 of the world. Is he the emperor of Iran? I think he considers himself to be the emperor of the world. 0.66

03:25:24 Okay, guys, you have four options. You have four options. The Islamic Republic,

03:25:31 mariam rajavi the leader of the mek and literally an islamic 1.00

03:25:37 communist cult which is by far worse than the islamic republic 0.91

03:25:44 princess apalavi or yeah yeah yeah

03:25:53 or yeah or you could go with that i'm not gonna even mention his name apost jefferson guy who said

03:25:59 Javid Shah is the same as

03:26:00 Heil Hitler. You want to go with that? 0.91

03:26:03 At Bush Jefferson?

03:26:07 So guys, like, we have 0.89

03:26:09 the Islamic Republic, 1.00

03:26:11 a whole bunch of cultists

03:26:13 and 0.99

03:26:14 I wanted to say clowns,

03:26:17 but then I remembered 0.95

03:26:18 I didn't want to disrespect clowns. 0.97

03:26:22 Either the M.E.K. 0.98

03:26:23 or a whole bunch of jokes

03:26:25 or a cult

03:26:27 or Prince of the Pallavi.

03:26:29 And all of his followers have signaled that they have the proper values

03:26:34 and they have consistently been an ally of both the United States and Israel.

03:26:45 Yeah, people are saying, don't say his name.

03:26:47 Yeah, I don't want to give him credit. 0.97

03:26:51 Too many people are saying, let's go with the Yahweh guy. 0.89

03:26:54 guys

03:26:55 too many people in the chat are like

03:26:59 actually let's go with the

03:27:00 guys

03:27:01 yeah don't say

03:27:09 I didn't say his name I didn't say that guy's 1.00

03:27:11 idiot's name 1.00

03:27:11 don't worry I'm not going to say his name 1.00

03:27:14 alright so

03:27:16 any questions

03:27:19 about Pahlavi and

03:27:20 I

03:27:22 love to

03:27:24 oh should i respond to the accusations that prince of the pallavi is a dictator and this whole

03:27:31 let's talk about democracy campaign do you have any questions about that because in our discussion

03:27:37 group i went through a list of why that is like ridiculous ridiculous should i go over it here as

03:27:46 well let me see

03:27:54 where me i had some notes here i don't know if i still have it because that was a really

03:28:04 i made some so a lot of people accuse princes of palavi they say like oh he's just going to bring

03:28:11 tyranny just like Khomeini

03:28:14 like why did you guys

03:28:15 why are you guys trusting Pahlavi

03:28:18 we trusted Khomeini

03:28:21 and now you're making the same mistake

03:28:24 a lot of people

03:28:25 not a lot of people

03:28:26 just a whole bunch of anti-Pahlavi people

03:28:29 they said like

03:28:30 Khomeini also said

03:28:33 that he's going to bring a republic

03:28:34 and people are going to have

03:28:37 a republic like France

03:28:38 and people are going to have

03:28:39 freedom of speech and democracy and then you trusted him and look what he did so why are we

03:28:47 doing the same mistake and trusting when palavi says he wants to bring democracy what if he also

03:28:55 all of a sudden turns into a tyrant just like khomeini did yeah do you want us to respond to

03:29:01 that oh somebody's saying check your telegram i'm not saying anything okay

03:29:11 oh yeah i will show that yeah let me actually show that right now

03:29:20 so nail bunny wants me to show you this because say it was a mean a shot who

03:29:27 follows me, which is an honor by the way, Sayyid Ghassiminejad is the main advisor of

03:29:31 Princes of Pallavi and he follows me. He also posted like so Nayak said that they have no

03:29:39 connection to the Islamic Republic so Sayyid Ghassiminejad quote posted that with a picture of

03:29:47 you know Mr. Parsani and the Islamic Republic officials.

03:29:53 yeah not a good look look at he's smiling as well

03:29:59 no it's not not personally part uh trita parsi not personally sorry so this is trita parsi

03:30:09 and the islamic republic officials shaking hands and meeting with each other which is another

03:30:15 evidence that they are they they basically work with each other right oh somebody's saying army

03:30:23 i need your discussion group link okay let me actually put it in the chat because guys we have

03:30:28 some really high level political discussions nuance takes in our discussion group somebody says i need

03:30:36 the link to it so here i'll put the link here every day the same time we have a group discussion

03:30:42 so check that link if you want to come talk to me over there so that's the link so let me see

03:30:49 I see somebody is asking a question.

03:30:56 Somebody is saying,

03:30:57 Armin, don't you think we should give the Iranian people

03:30:59 some guidance about war status?

03:31:02 Guys, which one do you want me to talk about more?

03:31:05 Because in my Persian discussion group,

03:31:09 not in the one that I put here, the link,

03:31:10 in our Persian Discord group,

03:31:12 we were talking today about what to do,

03:31:16 what Iranians should do when the war starts.

03:31:21 So, like, what is the best thing to do first

03:31:24 when the war starts?

03:31:26 I could talk about that

03:31:28 or I could talk about the accusations

03:31:30 against Princes of Pallavi

03:31:32 regarding he's going to be a tyrant

03:31:35 and this whole campaign that has started against them

03:31:37 by some leftists, some commies,

03:31:40 some reformers, some MEK people

03:31:42 regarding, oh, talk to us about democracy.

03:31:46 let me say let me let me see in the chat which one you rather me to update you guys about

03:31:51 do you want me to show tell you why the accusation that princess of pallet is going to be a tyrant

03:31:57 is baseless or do you want me to okay when okay when the worst is okay what to do all right so

03:32:05 in the in the persian discord group which if you by the way if you're iranian you should join our

03:32:10 discord group. I should also put the link

03:32:12 to that. But this

03:32:14 is in Persian. So

03:32:16 don't

03:32:16 because we also so there's

03:32:22 the school link that I gave you that's for

03:32:24 for English speaking

03:32:26 discussions. The Persian discord

03:32:28 group that I put in the chat that 1.00

03:32:30 is for the Persian people who want

03:32:32 to come. Also there we also have like

03:32:34 discussions that are more focused

03:32:36 for Iranians. Right. 0.95

03:32:38 So guys 0.67

03:32:39 And here's what we know, we know if the attack happens, it's very likely that the Americans

03:32:47 and Israelis first are going to focus on the air defense first, and then the rocket launchers.

03:32:55 So air defense first, obviously, because before other planes that are not stealth come into

03:33:02 Iran's airspace, the stealth fighter jets need to take out the air defense so that other

03:33:10 forms of planes could just come into Iranian airspace and do what they need to do.

03:33:15 So a lot of Iran's, the Islamic Republic's air defense has already been taken out during

03:33:19 the 12-day war, but obviously the Islamic Republic has spent that time to rebuild some

03:33:26 of these or import some new parts or some new defense, so obviously there are some air

03:33:31 defense that are operational right now because there has been some time since the 12-day war.

03:33:37 So those need to be taken out first so that other planes could come do whatever they need to do.

03:33:43 Once you basically take out enough air defenses, the entire Iranian airspace would be like a walk 0.55

03:33:50 in the park for all forms of fighter jets of Americans and Israelis, even the ones that are 0.92

03:33:57 not stealth so for example we saw during the 12-day war that israelis has so much dominance

03:34:06 over iran's airspace that even one of their refueling planes came into iranian airspace

03:34:12 which is crazy because those things are so slow and so big and so visible and the fact that they 1.00

03:34:20 even brought that into iranian airspace showed that they had taken out iranian the islamic

03:34:26 Republic's air defense to the degree that they feel safe that even a plane that big and that 0.70

03:34:33 slow and that easily targetable was safe in Iran's airspace. That's how effective the Israelis were 0.94

03:34:41 during the 12-day war when it comes to clearing that out. So that would be the first step. 0.98

03:34:46 The next step would be to take out the launchers to defend the Israelis and other U.S. allies and interests in the region, like UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and everyone else, right?

03:35:05 So, those are going to be key. Probably some of the Islamic Republic's navy should also be taken out because if they think that this is the final battle, they probably would want to basically, even though their navy is pretty pathetically weak, it still would make sense to take those out as well because they might want to attack commercial targets in the Persian Gulf or maybe some crazy people would want to decide. 0.70

03:35:35 to basically close off the Hormuz Strait, 0.96

03:35:39 which is actually suicidal if they want to do that.

03:35:41 But some people, like, if they think that they're going to go down anyways,

03:35:44 they might want to try. 1.00

03:35:46 So taking out a lot of the Islamic Republic's Navy 0.97

03:35:49 would also make sense to make sure that they don't do that. 0.98

03:35:53 The least worrying part of the Islamic Republic is this Air Force. 0.94

03:35:57 It's such a joke that it's basically close to non-existent 0.99

03:36:02 because of how old their planes are. 0.58

03:36:05 But anyways, so I say all of this because Iranians inside Iran, once they, there's a signal that, because when the Islamic Republic starts using its air defense, the Iranian people hear it. 0.62

03:36:19 So the first signal to the Iranian people that we have the first phase of the war has passed is when they stop hearing the Islamic Republic's air defense. 0.88

03:36:31 When they stop hearing the Islamic Republic's air defense, that means that they have been taken out. 0.99

03:36:36 So that's a good signal for them that we're moving, that the war is progressing in the right direction. 1.00

03:36:41 Right. So we could expect that at this point, the Islamic Republic would be fearing the Iranian people deciding to do an uprising because this is what they're waiting for to do the next wave of the revolution, that at this point, the Islamic Republic is very likely that they will cut out the Internet and communication lines again. 0.99

03:37:07 right so the worry that some people have it like okay well this is going to it because the best

03:37:15 way to realize when is the time to come into the streets is to basically wait is waiting to see

03:37:22 when princes of palavi would give the command right that is the safest bet but but once they

03:37:29 cut the internet and all landlines uh then what do we do because the communication between princes

03:37:35 of Pahlavi and the people will be limited. However, satellite TV will still be available

03:37:45 because and people could watch Iran International and I'm assuming that if

03:37:50 Princess of Pahlavi gives this call to action for people to come into the streets then

03:37:55 then they will people will be notified because they could see it on their satellite 0.99

03:38:00 tvs right on iran international this is why the islamic republic has been busy 0.54

03:38:05 going from door to door trying to remove satellite dishes and this is also uh the reason why they

03:38:12 were trying to jam the signal for satellite internet for satellite tv and also starlink

03:38:18 to just remove all communication it's going to be very key for them to basically do it

03:38:24 this time when the war happens as well um i don't know how effective that's going to be from the

03:38:29 islamic republic but getting princess of palette is called to action into iran is going to be very

03:38:36 very key um at that in in those moments right uh however even if many iranians don't get that

03:38:46 message at some point Iranian people are going to realize that the regime forces are on the run

03:38:55 right so once once we go through the first couple of phases of the war then if the war goes in the

03:39:03 same direction that we that a lot of people are predicting that it would because after you after

03:39:09 you target the air defense and after you target the launchers then what you have to do then what

03:39:15 people are predicting will happen is either the americans or the israeli or both they're going to

03:39:20 start attacking the politicians the remaining heads of irgc the irgc bases the basiji central command

03:39:30 centers and any aniru and tizami um so when the israelis and americans start doing that

03:39:39 that's when the anti-riot police and the suppressing forces will be on the run they're

03:39:45 too busy saving their lives that they cannot be bothered in attacking the Iranian people

03:39:51 so at some point the Iranian people are going to notice that when they come into the streets and 0.96

03:39:56 protest and more than that when they go and capture government units these units are so

03:40:03 occupied with running away from israeli drones perhaps that they can't be fighting the iranian

03:40:11 people and the iranian people could go and capture government buildings and military bases that's the

03:40:18 plan at least right so one key point that a lot of iranians are talking about is the fact that if 1.00

03:40:25 this happens it would be probably a good idea to do this during daytime because when the islamic

03:40:34 republic is armed and completely ready to attack the iranian people then the iranian people need 0.98

03:40:41 the cover of darkness but when the islamic republic is on the run from israeli drones 0.96

03:40:48 and american drones or whatever or missiles or whatever then light becomes an advantage

03:40:54 rather than a disadvantage and that situation light becomes a disadvantage to the islamic

03:41:00 republic forces whoever has the upper hand needs light and whoever doesn't needs the cover of

03:41:07 darkness so if the iranian people get the upper hand the cover of darkness now is going to be 0.70

03:41:13 advantageous to the regime forces so in that situation it will make more sense to come out

03:41:19 during daytime rather than night rather than nighttime right one thing that we have been

03:41:24 discussing in our persian groups is that the iranian people right now when we're they're

03:41:30 waiting for america or israel and or israel to attack they should be busy documenting where

03:41:39 these people live where they sleep at night so because the people who work with the regime

03:41:46 that they're part of the Basij, part of IRGC, part of Neroen Tozomi, it's hard to keep this a secret

03:41:53 because your family, your neighbors, they know what you do, they know your job, they know where you

03:41:58 that you work for the regime. So one thing that the Iranian people could do right now, 0.91

03:42:04 again, YouTube, I'm just talking about hypotheticals and what the Iranian people are

03:42:10 discussing as part of the revolution, I'm not advocating for anything. One thing the Iranian 0.95

03:42:16 people could do is we create a list of like if you know that this person in my neighborhood is

03:42:24 a basiji is irgc is niri and tizami like there needs to be a like a sense like a place where

03:42:32 you're contributing to like this my neighbor he's basiji he's near and basically writing down their

03:42:39 addresses so when the time comes you know how they come to your houses how the irg how the 0.69

03:42:47 regime comes to your houses like so many this is what you have to do now so the iranian people as 0.66

03:42:53 soon as they see that the regime is collapsing and is busy fighting a war they need to show up

03:42:59 at where these people live and find them where they live that's what the at least that's what

03:43:05 what they're discussing i don't know i'm not i'm not advocating for anything okay this is what i'm

03:43:12 just reporting to you the news okay that i didn't say i didn't say this is what they should be doing

03:43:18 what i meant is that this is what they say they should be doing right this is what they're saying

03:43:22 this is what the news is in iranian you know in the in this discord server that i know of right

03:43:30 so yes like a like a hit list like a hit list right so as soon as something happens

03:43:38 you they need to know where to go and they need to go where they are not prepared to fight

03:43:47 which is at their home right and this is why those videos that we saw where iranias were marking the

03:43:55 homes of regime forces

03:43:57 with the Deraf Shekhar Vianney,

03:43:59 that made a lot of sense.

03:44:00 But there needs to be 0.91

03:44:02 better organized. 1.00

03:44:04 This is what the Iranians 1.00

03:44:07 who are now not in the streets 1.00

03:44:08 and waiting for the next opportunity

03:44:11 to come back in the streets, this is

03:44:13 what they should be spending their time on.

03:44:15 They should be spending

03:44:17 their time on documenting where

03:44:18 all of these people are. Again,

03:44:20 not my words. Discord,

03:44:22 Persian, Discord,

03:44:23 and at the at that time this should be shared with everybody so everybody knows where to

03:44:30 where to go and what to do right um that's one point another point that people need to be talking

03:44:39 about is more preparation when it comes to food water and first aid so one thing that else that

03:44:49 the Iranian people could do right now while they're waiting for that for that day is to stock up on

03:44:58 water water bottles you know there needs to be some people with backpacks that carry water

03:45:04 bottles with them and high calorie food like chocolate bars or stuff like that okay to to

03:45:12 carry with them and also more importantly first aid kits and iranians in the chat you know what

03:45:22 the garter job we don't booklet is right let me know in the chat if you all know what that is

03:45:27 review that one more time and work on that while we're waiting for this war to happen

03:45:32 we don't know how long it's going to be taking so there's a booklet prepared by

03:45:37 princess apalavi and his team it's a short booklet which gives you all the um all the

03:45:46 guidelines that you need to create groups of two three to five people when uh to be able to operate

03:45:55 in these small groups as emergency units and helping units so it's a really good booklet

03:46:00 that has provided that princess apalavi has provided to the iranian people to create and

03:46:06 manage these groups of three and five people and if you're in iran and you haven't created one of

03:46:12 these groups small groups of three to five people then you need to read that booklet and you need

03:46:18 to create that group and you need to be part of one of these groups and you could choose the

03:46:23 specialty of your group like your specialty of your group could be i don't know we are the ones

03:46:28 who knock at people's doors at at those addresses that you collected depending on the capabilities

03:46:35 like if you're a bunch of like if you're five strong uh trained dudes then you might be one

03:46:42 of those people who knocks right or doesn't knock you know or or if you're a bunch of three girls

03:46:51 who have been nurses you could be one of those groups that carries first aid right like like

03:46:58 three girls that created a group of three people who all three of your nurses you could be

03:47:04 like a first aid group right so just create those groups of three and five people and decide pick

03:47:12 the speciality of your group pick the speciality of your group and then just meet with each other

03:47:20 according to the what that meets with each other but make sure you follow security protocols based

03:47:28 on what that booklet teaches you. Again, just search for Guard the Javedan, download it,

03:47:34 and just make sure you review it and make sure you create your group and you pick your speciality

03:47:40 and get ready for the day, okay? You don't know how much time we're going to have.

03:47:44 The war might happen tomorrow. It might happen in the next few hours. It might happen

03:47:50 five months from now so just don't don't just sit and wait prepare don't just sit and wait prepare

03:48:04 yeah so guard the job we done in english is called is is is is called immortal guard

03:48:11 it translates into english into immortal guard and somebody's saying army do you

03:48:15 you think the immortal guard could be behind the explosions yeah maybe yeah i mean

03:48:24 so everything i mean please say these in persian these are important i have said these in persian

03:48:28 on my persian channel just today so here's the link to my persian channel i'll put it in the chat

03:48:36 i've already said those guys before i come and do a live stream with goldie i do three hours

03:48:41 of live streaming in persian on our persian channel so here's a link to our persian channel

03:48:47 i put it in the chat and i i basically we have said all of these things five hours ago so there's

03:48:54 the link let me actually this is let me actually show you how i do the live streaming persian

03:49:04 so

03:49:04 So this is how I do the live stream in Persian.

03:49:12 So I have the discord group in the middle.

03:49:18 So I'm here at the, I do it vertically.

03:49:21 So it shows up on the short speed.

03:49:23 So more people end up seeing it.

03:49:26 So I, I'm here in the discord group. 1.00

03:49:28 These are the Persian audience and the Persian speaking audience, not the Persian, Iranian

03:49:34 audience but persian speaking audience and we're basically reviewing all of these things and it's

03:49:39 not just me talking the entire group is talking and we're live streaming live streaming the entire

03:49:44 discussion so that's my persian life stream so the the information that i bring you here regarding

03:49:56 the discussions we're having um on the persian side it's not it's based on

03:50:02 conversations that i have on a daily basis three hours every day with people inside iran and when

03:50:11 i'm telling you when i'm talking to you about people's views from inside iran um i'm basically

03:50:19 talking to them three hours every day and so you're hearing a lot of my thoughts based on

03:50:26 all of those conversations that i've been having with them

03:50:31 Let me see, somebody is trying to contact me on Telegram, no, that's not it.

03:50:44 Okay. 0.97

03:50:49 Oh, so I was saying, damn, I mean, you're right about daylight. 0.98

03:50:51 Oh, well, thank you. 0.91

03:50:54 um oh here's a another thing we talked about on the persian channel if you guys are interested

03:51:03 we talked about whether iranian people should get on again this is a conversation that comes

03:51:08 up every time we're talking about the revolution at some point if the discussion goes long enough

03:51:15 we always talk about should the iranian people get armed or should they not get armed and there's

03:51:20 arguments that people make for both sides of this so that's one conversation that we have we also

03:51:27 talked about um not showing mercy or showing mercy and the cycle of violence oh goldie's back so i'm

03:51:38 gonna stop hi why why why are you stopping what are you talking about no because i stopped because i

03:51:46 was i just talked for so long and i think people might be tired of just listening to my voice

03:51:50 i would never be tired of listening to you oh okay

03:51:56 come back how did it go it was it was great oh my gosh joe was fantastic

03:52:01 so i did i did uh an interview with um joe pegs joe pegs he's fantastic um and it was so good

03:52:11 apparently so uh part of that is going to um stream tonight and then the rest of it is is

03:52:18 going uh going live um tomorrow so there you go amazing so we get to see it tomorrow we get to

03:52:27 see it tomorrow right what no i did not i didn't guys vouch for me did i swear i stopped myself

03:52:37 i said these mother and then i stopped myself rat in the chat rats in the chat okay

03:52:48 i did not swear guys i did not swear okay i said the shi t okay that's fine i'll forgive you yeah

03:53:01 but i didn't i said mother and then i stopped myself from saying f the f word yeah i did say

03:53:09 holy shi t i made a mistake that's okay that's okay you know what i've i've i've said a few

03:53:16 bad words when you're not around either so i can't uh i can't fault you for that 0.63

03:53:21 arvin have you seen have you seen the uh the the aloha akbar jihadi uh missile video that

03:53:28 the islamic regime put out to scare the um no let's see that this should be fun i i played

03:53:37 it earlier um when you weren't here but let me play it for you again and then i don't

03:53:43 know maybe you can translate what they're saying because like they talk about like the quran or i

03:53:47 don't know something of course you know as as like the islamic regime does right so uh um

03:53:56 you know what i'll i'll send a link to you so that you can share okay i can translate

03:54:03 well watch the whole thing first watch the whole thing first um actually you know what i can oh i

03:54:12 think i can download the video here so i think i downloaded the video let me just send you the

03:54:17 video oh godly i was bragging about being right about uh nyok's response oh yeah i i that was

03:54:26 that was so good wasn't it um i like see guys i'm also sometimes right

03:54:33 no armin's always right no i'm kidding okay

03:54:39 did you send me no no i'm looking for the video i think i think it's um

03:54:47 where is it sometimes people are saying yes sometimes

03:54:54 okay maybe i didn't download it then i probably didn't download it then all right let me um let

03:55:03 just send you the link oh my gosh okay and then you can play the video 0.96

03:55:10 it's it's like the craziest thing this is the video that the islamic regime put out to try 0.97

03:55:16 and uh to try and scare um americans 0.95

03:55:22 people are saying people are making armin is sometimes right as

03:55:26 a hashtag so okay so it's goldie is always right and armin is sometimes right sometimes right

03:55:38 guys your comments are so funny oh my god yeah okay um

03:55:48 guys now you're calling me out

03:55:50 oh my god this is so true yeah you know what we should start we should start a

03:55:57 swear jar for armin and he could fund the revolution himself

03:56:03 hey i'm getting better that's so funny armin is sometimes 0.66

03:56:09 too funny too funny all right let's watch this latest islamic regime threats okay so let's just

03:56:22 watch this all the way through and then translate it is there anything to translate yeah

03:56:39 foreign

03:56:51 or

03:56:53 are you

03:56:55 or

03:56:57 a

03:56:59 or

03:57:01 a

03:57:03 a

03:57:05 a

03:57:07 a

03:57:09 a

03:57:11 2

03:57:12 1

03:57:41 so

03:58:11 it's the same missile just different angles is it just different angles from now on or

03:58:23 is it going to say anything else like guys i wasn't scared when i saw it from the first

03:58:33 four angles but then when i saw it from the fifth angle then i'm like okay

03:58:38 okay guys the fifth angle we should be scared now

03:58:57 okay

03:59:08 again please no i think i i know their plan now goldie they're trying to kill us with boredom

03:59:22 boredom is their weapon that's what they're showing their secret weapon now we know

03:59:33 and now you know and now you and now you know

03:59:39 oh my gosh

03:59:42 oh my god

03:59:46 do they say anything else

03:59:49 i don't think they do i think uh the rest is just very scary scary footage right because this is

03:59:56 how they are um telling president trump and um you know the american military you know

04:00:08 Wait, they just dropped it in a little bit of a difference?

04:00:23 Wow.

04:00:24 Wow, it's saying this is the product of three decades of the work and technology of our missile experts.

04:00:41 Ten years and you got this?

04:00:44 Okay.

04:00:50 This thing, well, it's saying this part speeds it up.

04:00:53 This is the high-speed preparation over here.

04:01:00 Okay, thank you for that.

04:01:02 So apparently, guys, they want you to be impressed by this part.

04:01:05 They say that this makes the preparation part very fast.

04:01:12 Oh, yes.

04:01:13 How many decades did it say?

04:01:14 It said three decades, yes.

04:01:17 Three decades, 30 years.

04:01:19 It took him 30 years to make this.

04:01:23 What?

04:01:23 this part has been improved whatever this part is it has been improved

04:01:36 guys this part has been improved i think

04:01:40 oh what is this this is oh my god they put yellow font on desert sand

04:01:51 that you know what that in and of itself armin that's a crime against humanity on its own

04:01:56 yeah this is the worst font color with that background okay i can't read that

04:02:08 oh

04:02:09 okay so the the head is very heavy

04:02:17 and also it it wouldn't be detected by radars radar gurries so it basically avoids radar the head

04:02:26 okay so this is apparently it says that this is a strategic missile

04:02:45 with a high range

04:02:47 and very

04:02:49 it's very accurate

04:02:51 it hits the spot

04:02:53 and that's just the name

04:02:55 so it has two names

04:02:59 so apparently

04:03:03 it's like the type of

04:03:05 missile, this is like the

04:03:07 Khuramshar 4 model and then they've named it

04:03:09 Khaybar 0.99

04:03:10 Khaybar is the war where the Muslims

04:03:13 killed Jews in there 0.93

04:03:15 is that's the that's the war with the muslims against the jews so they call it after that war 0.98

04:03:29 this is

04:03:32 okay so this is when it hits and says so it hits its target very fast

04:03:39 what is that

04:03:45 maybe it's maybe they meant to say fork or it's fork resistance it's fork resistant

04:04:02 jungle i don't i don't jangle what is jangle jangle is like something to do with war maybe i

04:04:09 don't know yeah so it's resistance towards against something i don't know what that is

04:04:14 because that's not how you spell jangal jangal is jungle but but there's no oh in jangal so i don't

04:04:20 know oh you need junkie electronic okay so apparently it's really it will resist electronic

04:04:28 warfare oh okay good to know and then i mean according to the chat i don't know if they're

04:04:35 translating this properly i don't know what this part is so it's basically very precise

04:04:43 with uh with a guidance with father muni with with middle phase guidance i don't

04:04:50 know what middle phase guidance is but that's literally what it translates to

04:04:58 all right so let me translate the first part which is a whole bunch of religious nonsense

04:05:06 i tried to translate it but i didn't i didn't understand i just knew the lobby lobby lost

04:05:13 something and i was like i don't know that's like something about allah love a level like i love that

04:05:19 by the way i i really love your version of shia islam so much more than the original shia islam

04:05:24 it's so much cuter you make it you're making you're making islam sound cute oh my gosh like

04:05:31 i love him i hate all the other imams so emma is my favorite you know what if there was an 0.97

04:05:37 imam gulli if there was an imam gulli i would totally be like a shia muslim if there was like 0.96

04:05:41 an imam for me 100 percent yeah okay so here's saying so he's saying this is

04:05:54 the countdown uh for the khurram shah 4 missile otherwise known as khaybar so let's look at khaybar

04:06:02 again basically basically this is a jew killing missile by calling it khaybar they're calling it 0.60

04:06:07 a jew killing missile so basically is basically um calling upon god and then calling upon ali i

04:06:21 think oh wait was it ali the guys this part is arabic so he's speaking arabic right now my arabic

04:06:32 is i like i by the way i aced my arabic in high school but i forgotten all of it so i don't i'm

04:06:39 just going based on memory so i'm not sure if i'm translating the arabic part now it's persian now

04:06:47 was saying this is a gift to basically a gift delivered at the you know to

04:06:56 a great leader khamenei basically he doesn't oh a great yeah great great great great leader

04:07:03 so again this part is arabic so it's basically this isn't a gift to i think what he's saying

04:07:19 is basically the represent like a representative of god our leader representative of our great

04:07:24 leader representative of god or something some bs like that this part is persian

04:07:33 He's basically saying the time of hitting and running away is over. 0.89

04:07:41 So basically saying the time for Americans and Israelis to come strike us 0.74

04:07:45 and then running away without us hitting back, that time is over. 1.00

04:07:51 Yes.

04:07:51 So from now on, so guys, basically what he's saying is that all of these times, 0.93

04:07:57 we were just allowing the Americans and Israelis to hit us without us responding. 0.93

04:08:03 were just being patient we were just being patient but now our patience is over now we're 0.98

04:08:09 finally are going to respond so be afraid

04:08:19 so i'm saying the operations of ameliotic what

04:08:24 the operations of blasting this the this precise missile

04:08:39 this presa this hey bear miss this precise hey bear missiles

04:08:46 with the code word of your father metal zehra remember guys fatima

04:08:51 is, so the code word

04:08:54 for this, the code

04:08:56 phrase for this missile

04:08:57 is, Ya Fatima to Zahra.

04:09:00 So, basically calling

04:09:02 upon the name Fatima

04:09:04 to Zahra, which is the daughter of Muhammad.

04:09:07 See how he's

04:09:08 saying that with a lot more emotion

04:09:10 than when he was mentioning God?

04:09:12 Because Fatima Zahra 1.00

04:09:13 is like one of the Shia trinity. 1.00

04:09:16 Fatima is the daughter of Muhammad. 1.00

04:09:18 I mean, I thought they were

04:09:20 mentioning zahra because this missile is supposed to go somewhere into zahra

04:09:25 i don't know

04:09:29 wow gody okay okay i see i see okay one of us one of us

04:09:41 okay okay all right all right let's go so yeah so guys he's calling upon the name of fatima

04:10:02 oh he mentioned fatima zahra three times so we we've called upon the name of fatima three times

04:10:10 i think it's like do you know do you know beetlejuice armin beetlejuice is like that

04:10:14 it's like a cartoon it's a movie like you when you say beetlejuice three times he appears

04:10:19 so maybe they're like saying fatim azahara three times thinking she'll appear or something

04:10:27 oh my god yeah americans be very afraid be very afraid

04:10:33 but guys like he didn't mention the name of muhammad three times the name of allah three times

04:10:38 not even the name of their like you know their their leader harmony three times but fatima three

04:10:45 times right i say countdown ten nine well this is just a counter these are just numbers

04:11:01 he doesn't say anything else yeah he doesn't say anything else that's it and then and then

04:11:06 And then we get different angles of the Missal, and then we get the, but yeah.

04:11:12 But you guys see how they mix religion with their everything?

04:11:16 Like they named the Missal Khaybar for the battle of Muslims against the Jews.

04:11:21 By the way, can I say something about the Khaybar battle? 1.00

04:11:29 Oh no, this is better. 1.00

04:11:36 Thank you.

04:12:06 there you go perfect that was that was a request from the chat earlier when i shared it earlier

04:12:31 people were like speed up the video and add circus music so there you go all right so you were going

04:12:36 to say something about khaybah oh yeah so um there's a saying that during the khaybah um

04:12:46 well not during one of the other wars against the jews by muslim imam ali

04:12:51 the first imam of shia muslims one of the one of the trinity of shia muslims

04:12:56 there was a ceremony 1.00

04:12:59 when you know how Shias like hit themselves 1.00

04:13:01 and cry and there was one of these 0.99

04:13:03 crying ceremonies when they were crying

04:13:05 for the hand of Ali

04:13:06 because on that day 0.99

04:13:08 when he was killing the people from

04:13:11 Bani Gareza 1.00

04:13:12 he had to 1.00

04:13:15 behead so many Jews 1.00

04:13:17 that his poor holy 1.00

04:13:19 hand was getting tired 1.00

04:13:20 and we had Shias crying 1.00

04:13:23 about oh no

04:13:25 these be these like they weren't crying for the jews the hundreds and hundreds of jews that he

04:13:29 was beheading they were saying poor they were crying for the hand of ali that oh no his hand 0.51

04:13:36 was getting tired from beheading all of these jews like look how how much work he's putting into it 0.97

04:13:43 and they were literally crying like tears coming out for his hat yeah poor crazy yeah um people 0.97

04:13:54 people are making a lot of aladdin dictator jokes so okay guys you know the missile needs to be

04:14:02 pointy next week if it's too round on the top it needs to be pointy round is not scary pointy is

04:14:14 scary this will put a smile on the faces of the enemy they will think that it is a huge robots

04:14:19 dildo flying towards them no supreme leader the shape of the missile top has nothing to do with

04:14:24 aerodynamics it is about the paintball delivery no it sticks in the ground and then kaboom

04:14:29 supreme leader i think perhaps some of your information about bombs is coming from

04:14:34 cartoons nonsense i have been watching research films in this film just one question was there a

04:14:41 duck who when the explosion is happens his bill goes around the back of his head and then in order

04:14:49 to talk he has to put it back this way there was somebody who suffered a deformity like that okay

04:14:56 i am now 100 sure that you are watching cartoons indulge me for one second pretend that i'm an 0.91

04:15:02 idiot okay i'm there okay you know what let's just agree to disagree my friend okay 0.56

04:15:13 what why no don't you remember of course i remember how dare you question my memory i 0.99

04:15:22 remember everything oh no i would never do that never i'm so sorry i didn't mean that

04:15:27 it's fine well done my friend

04:15:29 what if we just tell the united nations we have no nuclear weapons they will lift the

04:15:39 Sanctions will be free to sell oil rights to the Talibia desert?

04:15:42 Uncle Tamir, do you not remember what my saintly father made me promise him on his deathbed?

04:15:48 It was never to sell Wadiya's oil.

04:15:52 You remember that was when he gave me power instead of you, the rightful heir.

04:15:57 You've been so cool about it.

04:15:59 Now let's go back to the palace.

04:16:01 It's the season finale of Real Housewives of Shachan Ma'afa'el-Meta'alik. 0.87

04:16:07 Khafla!

04:16:09 it's such a good movie

04:16:12 i think that's about it that was that's the end of the movie part i think

04:16:21 all right that's about it so there you go that's uh you guys you guys wanted the scene from the

04:16:33 dictator where he talks about the pointy missile there you go that's why this is so pointy

04:16:38 they wanted to make sure okay make it pointy make it pointy to scare the americans right

04:16:45 the only way to scare the americans is if you make it pointy pointy so there you go the name

04:16:52 of the movie is the dictator you can look it up it's guys if you have not watched that like

04:16:57 that's a classic like everybody should watch that i probably watch it like twice a year at least

04:17:03 like it's such a good oh really i love that movie oh my gosh i love the dictator it's so funny

04:17:10 yeah so funny so all right um armin i think that's pretty much it for the news unless

04:17:17 there's anything else that you want to share no i'm like i'm good um yeah i already talked some

04:17:26 i was i already talked so much when you weren't here that i think people i'm not gonna no people

04:17:35 listen people love you they appreciate you explaining things because you get you come

04:17:38 with all like the analysis and the military um and the news and everything so we appreciate you

04:17:43 talking um i'm just sorry today's been super super crazy busy for me um but let me see i don't uh i

04:17:50 I don't have any media interviews tomorrow, so we're good.

04:17:56 We're good for tomorrow, and who knows what's going to happen.

04:18:00 I mean, it's good that you have media interviews

04:18:03 because you basically spent the work.

04:18:05 No, absolutely.

04:18:05 It's fantastic.

04:18:06 And, guys, so I think a clip of my conversation with Joe Pags

04:18:12 is going to come out tonight, and I think he said the full podcast

04:18:14 is going to come out tomorrow as well.

04:18:17 So there you go.

04:18:18 That was fantastic.

04:18:19 tomorrow we we have that to watch um and then we have we also going to have tomorrow

04:18:27 the results of the because in the in the next few hours whitkoff and arahchi are going to be

04:18:34 meeting yeah so i think there's going to be a lot of headline news coming from that so we're going

04:18:40 to not only be analyzing what happened but probably a lot of reactions to that uh to that

04:18:46 coming out of that so that's going to be a big big news tomorrow so we'll see tomorrow's going

04:18:51 to be a big news day absolutely and uh you know on my end because i've also not just the interviews

04:18:57 but uh guys i know you're waiting for the petition so um the petition has been uh supported by um

04:19:04 you know the honorable melissa lanceman so basically at this point what we're just waiting

04:19:09 for is for the government of uh canada like like the the legislative clerks to just publish

04:19:15 the link to the petition online. And then once that link is published online, you know, we'll

04:19:21 share it with you, we'll share it with everyone. And every single Canadian citizen, whether in

04:19:26 Canada or around the world, and of course, everyone who's living in Canada, whether they're

04:19:31 Canadian citizen or permanent resident, they'll be able to sign it. So as soon as that happens,

04:19:35 we're going to count on your support, especially Canadians, to sign the petition. You don't have

04:19:40 to be iranian uh to sign the petition but if you support um our freedom movement then uh you know

04:19:46 uh we would really really appreciate your support very very much so that's kind of what i've been

04:19:52 working on as well um wait can i can i show two funny things yes please i listen i'm i'm i'm down

04:19:59 for funny videos you want to share funny videos i'm here yeah okay okay so wait i don't even know

04:20:07 this one is but citizens or permanent residents if you live in canada you can sign the petition

04:20:13 so i have two here let me actually bring this one first

04:20:23 so this one first because nobody can you the thing that you just sent me can you explain

04:20:27 what that is because i don't know what that is but let me show this one first

04:20:37 that was good i like that a little people are sharing this but yeah so i'm nail bunny i'll

04:20:54 share that tomorrow once i figure out what it is oh i think it's just like the a soldier with the

04:21:00 with the Acumenate symbol

04:21:04 capturing Khamenei? Yeah, I think that's what it is.

04:21:09 Honorary. Oh, yeah. I mean, he has two symbols.

04:21:12 He has an Acumenate symbol over here, but then 0.53

04:21:15 a Sassanite dynasty

04:21:19 over here. So I don't know which

04:21:23 dynasty he's from, but why not both?

04:21:26 I mean, he's probably Safavid because I know the Safavid people were really proud of their acumenate heritage.

04:21:35 So they might have wore acumenate symbols. 0.79

04:21:38 But anyway, so this is the Aryan soldier basically capturing Kamini as a prisoner. 0.92

04:21:46 So those are the things they have. 0.97

04:21:49 There you go. 0.92

04:21:50 Oh, he's Kaveh.

04:21:50 People are saying he's Kaveh.

04:21:52 I mean, Kaveh was a blacksmith.

04:21:54 This guy looks like an official soldier.

04:21:56 looks like a warrior cover was yeah cover was a blacksmith not a warrior so um and guys guys i'm

04:22:02 i'm actually uh when i'm done when i finish this live stream i'm gonna be having like a formal

04:22:08 official like zoom meeting with my sister because we're gonna talk over uh the discord channel i

04:22:13 guess and hopefully the the discord channel will be live soon so there you go there you go so she's

04:22:19 gonna be running it but uh i'm supposed to meet with her after because people want me to do people

04:22:25 say this is rubio yeah it's marco rubio who'd you think it was oh i didn't even

04:22:29 okay so marco rubio as an honorary staff of a soldier okay okay sorry i didn't recognize it

04:22:36 there you go yeah it's marco rubio too funny okay okay guys well thank you so much for joining um

04:22:46 i will play the rocket video for you at the end don't worry um we'll share that with you before

04:22:51 we before we end the live stream so but thank you everyone for joining thank you for being here huge

04:22:56 thanks to armin for really carrying the show today like you basically were uh you know doing all the

04:23:03 all the hard work today i was just like the pretty face like you know showing the rocket video so

04:23:10 no but today was super busy but super busy but productive super busy but productive um and uh

04:23:18 yeah i'll share some of those interviews with you guys as well so thank you so much all for being

04:23:21 here guys just remember that we're so lucky goldie goldie whenever she goes to these interviews like

04:23:27 she performs better than anyone else i've seen oh thank you like honestly you know thanks to all of

04:23:33 the people who are trying to be the voice of the running people but other than persons of palavi

04:23:38 i think goldie does the best job being our voice so we're so lucky to have her going around in

04:23:43 different media outlets and speaking on our behalf we're so lucky to have her and thank

04:23:50 you tommy robinson for being the reason why goldie became free enough to be able to do this for us or

04:23:55 else she will still be in chains thank you thank you thank you for that um yes the discord group

04:24:02 will have uh the discord channel will have a discussion group so you guys can continue the

04:24:07 conversation um when the live stream is done and we know we can all continue the conversation as

04:24:13 well so all right thank you everyone for being here and as always armin i'm israel chai javichah

04:24:20 There you go, guys.

04:24:23 See you tomorrow.

04:24:50 Thank you.

04:25:20 um sorry i know armin left but i was looking at the comments apparently someone is saying

04:25:34 that president trump is going live in 30 minutes

04:25:37 wait is president trump going live in 30 minutes

04:25:43 but he's not going to be speaking about iran is he

04:25:49 is

04:26:03 he's giving a statement

04:26:08 okay um oh my gosh all right um

04:26:14 uh all right guys let me let me just check here um

04:26:19 i don't know if i don't know if it's gonna be like

04:26:26 i mean if you guys want um i mean i can i can stick around

04:26:37 and then i can broadcast his live stream here it's about a medical app he's starting

04:26:44 i mean guys like i mean if if you want if you want because i didn't play the full iran revolution

04:26:50 live playlist so i mean if you want i can put on the iran revolution live playlist

04:26:58 yeah it's nothing i don't think it's anything about iran okay guys i i will i will make you

04:27:05 a promise. I'll make you a promise. Um, yeah, if it's, if it's about the RX, yeah. Okay. So if

04:27:13 he's, if he's launching Trump RX, then that's not going to be the official announcement about,

04:27:19 um, about Iran. So, I mean, he might answer a question or two, but I don't think that's going

04:27:29 to be like, um, like he's not, he's not, Armin left, Armin left guys. I was supposed to leave

04:27:34 as well. I was supposed to leave as well, but then I saw the comment about president Trump. So yeah,

04:27:39 I don't think, I don't think he's going to be speaking about, um, Iran. He's speaking about

04:27:43 Trump RX. So there you go. Um, but if, okay guys, I'll make you a promise. If like for some crazy

04:27:51 reason, it's actually not about Trump RX. And if it's about Iran, I will come back and I'll restart

04:27:58 the live. Okay. But, uh, I don't think, I don't think it's, I don't think it's going to be about

04:28:02 Iran tonight. So, all right, guys, have a good night. Appreciate it. And, you know, as they say

04:28:08 in, you know, the Looney Tunes, like, that's all, folks. That's all, folks.

04:28:32 Thank you.

04:29:02 Thank you.

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Goldie Ghamari - February 05, 2026

IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE WITH IRANIAN HOSTS - DAY 40

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