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00:47:05.300Good morning everyone, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are, Durud Patriots.
00:47:13.980Welcome to Day 48 of Iran Revolution Live with your wonderful host, Armin Navabi.
00:47:24.220And your wonderful hosts, Goldie Gamari and Petipto.
00:47:28.820And Petipto today. So guys, there's a reason that Petipto was very, very eager to join us right away.
00:47:35.460That's because we're actually, we will play Bapish. I promise you guys, we will play Bapish.
00:47:41.060But right now, we're actually going to go to King Reza Pahlavi, who is currently speaking at the Munich conference.
00:47:51.620So he just started speaking about maybe 10 minutes ago.
00:47:56.840So we were waiting, you know, we're just waiting to get set up.
00:48:00.700So, you know, we're about, I would say, maybe 10 minutes behind.
00:48:03.840So, let's get started on what King Reza Pahlavi, the leader of the Iranian national revolution, is about to say.
00:48:13.840But also Russia accepting that we don't want this war to restart and that for that, we need security guarantees that have no aggressive dimension, that are only there to deter further aggression.
00:48:27.840So actually, are you saying that Russia needs to make a deal now because it's only going to get worse?
00:48:31.840That's my feeling. I think that time is playing against the Russian nation. Of course, Vladimir
00:48:38.880Putin is apparently ready to pay a very significant price. But it's a human question. 47 years ago
00:48:46.880was when your father was toppled, when the forces of Ayatollah Khomeini came to power and declared
00:48:53.920on february 11 1979 the first islamic republic where were you at the time what were you thinking
00:49:02.240did you think as your father and mother and other siblings were leaving the country
00:49:06.640that this was it forever or what well i actually was in lubbock texas undergoing pilot training
00:49:13.840when the revolution happened the plan was for me to return to iran after a year of training and
00:49:20.160perhaps go to the military academy and continue my formation my parents left iran january 16th
00:49:27.440of 1979 so basically that was the beginning of our forced exile and i never got to return to iran
00:49:34.480and ever since it's been an odyssey of uh exile and when my father passed away in egypt in the
00:49:41.120summer of 1980 i was practically engaged into the politics of iran opposition politics that
00:49:48.960is obviously to the current regime so it's been 47 years and counting now so clearly a lot of
00:49:55.200people in this room a lot of certainly western leaders maybe others they've always had a very
00:50:01.040very rough relationship with the current uh government of iran with the islamic republic
00:50:05.600and every time there is a protest and there have been many every time uh they and the iranian
00:50:11.600exiles essentially say this is it this is the time that it's going to happen i remember being there
00:50:16.320in 2009 over a disputed election and i was with the people as they were running in the streets
00:50:22.000saying it's going to happen this time it's going to happen this time that was inside iran what do
00:50:27.200you think made this december january protest different bigger more intense you know for all
00:50:35.040of us who have been involved in the struggle for liberty and freedom against this regime
00:50:40.880and as you pointed there have been many upheavals and perhaps unsuccessful campaign in the sense
00:50:47.280that the regime is still standing but the resolve and perseverance of Iranians have continued
00:50:53.840in the latest uprising which was of course the women life freedom movement we saw to what extent
00:50:59.200Iranians from all walks of life from the four corners of Iran including of course the diaspora
00:51:04.880were supporting that but i think something that is definitely the game changer if i could call it
00:51:11.200that and by the same token the frequency of these protests increased over the years if they were
00:51:17.440separated the first time i'm thinking about the first upheaval of students during the khatami era
00:51:23.520all the way through the green movement in 2009 and all the way to the last few years we've seen
00:51:29.760that the repetition and frequency of these uprisings became more and more and shorter and shorter
00:51:36.400and of course this time well beyond a protest because of economic circumstances what have you
00:51:42.240when people start chanting death to the decay dictator that means they're fed up with the
00:51:46.480regime they want political change they want fundamental change they no longer believe that
00:51:51.200by reform we can achieve that end that this regime simply doesn't allow for any kind of
00:51:57.440process allowing for people to decide whether or not they reject the current government they have
00:52:02.160so we are forced into revolt and we started this revolt in the last few months we saw how many
00:52:07.680people were chanting the slogans and came to the streets only to be faced with a severe repression
00:52:14.480that led to unfortunately a genocide level uh reaction by the regime shooting people on the
00:52:22.240street with military uh weaponry chasing people in hospitals finish them up uh shooting uh you
00:52:28.720know a final shot in their heads on their hospital beds women are currently being raped in prison
00:52:34.800soldiers are being arrested and executed for refusing to cooperate with the regime in the
00:52:39.680repressive of people this is really something that is right under our eyes there's a sea of
00:52:45.040blood that separates today iranian people with this regime so if you ask me whether this time
00:52:50.080the nation is fed up and ready to act they are what we do need however is an equalizing factor
00:52:56.240because we saw how the regime treated its own citizens that's where i think a lot of
00:53:00.400iranians inside and outside hope that a intervention that will neutralize the regime
00:53:06.320instrument of repression will finally give us an opportunity for what does that look like is that
00:53:11.840intervention by the united states certainly even now i know people are saying inside iran certainly
00:53:18.480everybody outside iran that they are waiting for president trump to actually deliver on what he
00:53:23.840said remember he said uh seize your institutions help is on the way etc and it didn't happen
00:53:30.880well not yet and i think the reason it hasn't is perhaps because first of all mobilizing for it is
00:53:36.320not an easy affair we have to consider many aspects but most importantly i think president
00:53:40.480trump realizes that he needs to convince the whole world that i've given a diplomatic solution or
00:53:46.880diplomatic effort the maximum chance we have to see to what extent Iranians are from their side
00:53:53.360are willing to settle for what has been asked I don't see it very likely that they will actually
00:53:59.200come even close to what are the demands which will then say look my diplomatic means we haven't
00:54:04.320managed to get it done so now we can move forward with that are you yourself in touch with the senior
00:54:10.480american administration officials is there a sense that they are also in this with you so to speak
00:54:17.760that they also actually want to see regime change because you know the latest statement from
00:54:22.800president trump after meeting with the israeli prime minister just this week he basically said
00:54:28.640uh where are we here he said there was nothing definitive reached in this meeting other than i
00:54:34.400insisted that negotiations with iran continue to see whether or not a deal can be consummated if
00:54:40.240it can i let the prime minister know that will be my preference so no talk about the people or
00:54:47.120regime change how did you read that i again i think for for what is obviously an attempt to say
00:54:54.400let's try to resolve this diplomatically but at the same time i think president trump realizes
00:54:59.840that the iranian people have been very clear in their ask for support they actually believed in
00:55:05.440his promise of help is near hanging there and that's a very important position to take there's
00:55:11.360a lot at stake in terms of maintaining face vis-a-vis that that expectation but never mind my
00:55:17.760conversations with the u.s administration or for that matter european politicians the most important
00:55:22.880conversation i have is with the people of iran and i can tell you from political prisoners to
00:55:28.160members of civil society to many iranians that have been fighting the fight and have been dying
00:55:33.680on the streets they are asking the world to intervene we are asking for a humanitarian
00:55:39.360intervention to pro to prevent more uh innocent lives being killed in the process we need to have
00:55:46.320that support and have an equal equalized playing field so we have a real chance as unarmed citizen
00:55:52.320to overcome this repressive regime you know again a month ago you said uh you were very confident
00:55:58.160that this is it for the regime you said the planets were alive uh aligned but as we saw
00:56:03.360which has happened over and over again that they come out there's a you know the the government
00:56:09.680allows it for a minute and then they they crack down and they did it again incredibly swiftly and
00:56:14.240brutally as we've all been documenting this time i want to ask you about what you said as well you
00:56:20.160also called on people to come out and you told them that there would be a 50 000 i'm picking
00:56:25.600that number that you used you know guard of defectors and and people who would save them
00:56:30.400and protect them during their uh during their demonstrations of course that didn't happen
00:56:35.280and they were alone and they were slaughtered so why did you say that what was it based on
00:56:41.760and who are the people that you say are defecting and if not then when when when are we going to see
00:56:48.560that well look there are many elements within the the the regime structure that refuse to carry out
00:56:55.120the orders of repression and they were severely penalized we know of some police officers that
00:57:00.160were executed by the regime for refusing to crack down we know of the fact that the regime had to
00:57:05.760import from afghanistan from iraq from from lebanon elements that were not even iranian citizens to
00:57:12.240do the dirty job that too means a sign of desperation knowing that they were pushed
00:57:16.320back they panicked they shot on the internet and in the darkest of night they did what they did
00:57:21.120to a point that today you have the chancellor of Germany saying that this regime has lost
00:57:25.120complete legitimacy. So maybe finally the changing factor will be shifting from a four decade long
00:57:32.640policy of appeasement of this regime towards we have to find a solution beyond this regime.
00:57:38.320Most importantly because of the people calling that. Now there has been defections already.
00:57:43.680We had a specific project as part of the entire movement to call for people who have to show and
00:57:50.320demonstrate the intentions to defect many have applied and many have reached many of them are
00:57:54.640members of the military parametric forces they are also members of the civil bureaucracy now
00:58:00.000there's an extent to which they can do their part but as long as the rgc and khamenei are sitting up
00:58:05.520there using them as an instrument of repression even if you have defectors it's not enough to be
00:58:10.320a shield of protection people were chanting anyway on the streets and we in fact were successful in
00:58:16.400pushing the regime back except for the regime acted the way it did so what do we do now we
00:58:22.880have a temporary retreat we are but people are continuing the struggle they're continuing to
00:58:27.040chant slogans you see an unprecedented solidarity of iranians in the four corners of the world
00:58:34.160demonstrating their support for them we've seen millions of people on the streets of iran that
00:58:38.720are doing it does liberty have a price of course it does are we prepared to die for this cause
00:58:44.080of course we are our whole point is that we don't have a choice but to fight we don't have a choice
00:58:50.320but to liberate ourselves and the only way you can minimize this the the struggle in terms of time
00:58:56.640and and loss of human life is not to be alone in this fight there's too much blood between
00:59:02.720us and this regime there's no turning back for us so the question is is the world this time going
00:59:07.920to be on the right side of history and support the Iranian people in the struggle for liberation
00:59:12.800are we going to go back to business as usual and consider another movement that hasn't panned out
00:59:18.480and i think a lot of it depends on the policy of strengthening the fence and not committing to
00:59:23.760one side or the other this is a choice to be made because the circumstances exist right now as we
00:59:28.400speak there's an opportunity there's a window that exists right now that could be the game
00:59:32.800changer for the whole world i can really hear you trying to call on something and that something i
00:59:37.680think is intervention it is intervention only because the iranian people realize that this
00:59:43.680intervention will eliminate the main the most important stumbling block between them and
00:59:48.960liberation which is the regime's mechanism of repression and this killing machine what does
00:59:54.640it mean it means irgc it means any other instrument of repression it means further economic sanctions
01:00:00.720it means cutting economic uh the regime's means to basically pay the checks of their mercenaries
01:00:08.800at the end of the day it means putting more diplomatic pressure expanding their diplomats
01:00:13.680shutting down embassy repurposing the frozen assets that belong to the iranian people to in fact
01:00:19.440help the iranian people uh fund their campaign of labor strikes help us with the internet and access
01:00:25.440to the to the world and you know we had specific demands on that as to where the world can take
01:00:30.880steps that would be helpful to uh to this campaign okay so i think it's important not to forget that
01:00:35.36047 years ago it was your family that was overthrown it was your father that was overthrown there was
01:00:40.320a reason for that and i wonder how you uh how you sort of talk about that right now how you think
01:00:50.000about that right now and also like it or not ayatollah khomeini had a ground game he had the
01:00:57.600mosques he had people who are actually religious and he was had access to the press as you know in
01:01:04.400in paris and he had a real operation you know cassettes smuggled in with his with his with his
01:01:12.000uh with his words into the mosques in iran i was there during that year of the revolution i remember
01:01:17.040it very well so this is all to ask you uh why do you think a palavi should be the leader again
01:01:27.440and how can you do it what kind of a plan do you have what kind of a political ground game inside
01:01:35.120the country do you have i mean it's necessary right you've got to also be able to to convince
01:01:40.720people there and to have an organization well when it comes to the name that's the name that
01:01:46.720people chanted on the streets of iran by the millions in 31 provinces of iran in the four
01:01:52.000corners of iran they called my name they asked me to come to their support and i have and i accepted
01:01:59.280the challenge of leading the transition as far as the plan that we have we have a plan before
01:02:04.880the regime's collapse and particularly for the transition after this regime which is
01:02:09.680very well documented and presented it's an open document you can see it on the website of the iran
01:02:15.840iran prosperity project it talks about the emerge the initial 100 days how do we manage that process
01:02:22.240how do we avoid what happened in iraq post saddam hussein because we don't want to have the same
01:02:27.120experience of debatification and one of the key components of of this strategy is how much
01:02:33.600defection can exist not just because we need them on the side of the people but because
01:02:38.720and that has been my uh principal position that anyone who doesn't have their hands
01:02:43.840sword with the blood of the Iranian people should survive regime change and have a place in the
01:02:48.560future they can be part of the solution as opposed to remain part of the problem that's very critical
01:02:53.920to maintain a stable transition both on the civilian side as well as the military paramilitary
01:02:58.800side so i i want to pick i want to follow up on what you just said whoever doesn't have blood on
01:03:04.160their hands but as you know a lot of your supporters or people claiming to be your supporters
01:03:10.000or I don't know, bots online or whatever, have zero tolerance to anybody who's in Iran right
01:03:15.300now. They call everybody a collaborator, everybody in a PISA. There is this incredible woman,
01:03:21.000Nargis Mohamadi, who's a Nobel Peace Laureate. She should be a source of pride for her human rights
01:03:26.460and her sacrifice that she's made. And yet, online, it is catastrophic what people claiming to be your
01:03:33.560supporters are saying so i don't know whether what whether you want to say something to them whether
01:03:40.680you reject this kind of of of lumping together anybody who actually lives in iran and has to
01:03:46.440survive look i've always spoken against any kind of political violence or intimidation
01:03:51.720as a matter of principle and i think this is an opportunity to say that one of our asks
01:03:56.520is of course the immediate release of all political prisoners that includes i guess
01:04:00.840Mohammadi. And I think when you look at the future of Iran, while today we can all be allies for a
01:04:06.360common cause of liberation and the secular democracy as an alternative to this clerical
01:04:11.080dictatorship, I think we are all in the same boat. We may vote differently tomorrow, and tomorrow
01:04:16.440someone like Nagas Mohammadi may choose to run as prime minister or president. That's fine. But today
01:04:21.400we need to first address the issue of liberation. And on that, I think the vast majority of Iranian
01:04:26.600secular democrats whether they are republicans or monarchists or socialists or conservative
01:04:32.120or you know representative of our ethnic groups or religious minorities when you look at the
01:04:37.720diversity among us we are quite united on these principles and i think that is where we need to
01:04:42.920stand together in unison and do not allow those who and i think the regime is behind a lot of
01:04:47.960these campaigns to try to discredit not just me but pose as representative of this or that group
01:04:55.000because they always try to play the divide and rule game they always tried over the years to
01:04:59.480make sure that such an array of uh opposition can never uh unite in a real sense what i call again
01:05:07.960and i take the opportunity to remind people what is this struggle is all about this struggle is
01:05:13.960about freedom this struggle is about the equality of all citizens this struggle is about freedom of
01:05:19.480speech this this struggle is all about democracy and the ballot box and we can certainly compete
01:05:27.400in the future but today is a time to make sure that we don't have that ballot box through which
01:05:32.760we can determine who has what level of support or who can be able to do this and that we need to get
01:05:39.720there first so remind ourselves we're reminding everybody our cause is for everyone to fit under
01:05:47.800this tent and this tent could be as wide as it can get so long as we can agree on at least this
01:05:52.920is what i'm calling for on at least four key principles number one is iran's territorial
01:05:58.120integrity this is a matter very important for many iranians number two is the obvious need for
01:06:04.040separation of church from state which is a prerequisite to democracy on that we agree
01:06:08.520including many clerics in iran who have spoken time and again against the village they don't
01:06:13.800believe that religion has a place in politics and they know how much damage was done to the faith
01:06:18.520as a result of this just just we know that that that is the guiding principle of the islamic
01:06:23.320republic the exactly supreme leader represents and we had many uh takes from the beginning who
01:06:28.520were ostracized by the regime today we have one of the leading uh clerics in iran mollabi abdul
01:06:34.280hamid a sunni uh cleric who has spoken against this regime and believes in fact as a clergyman
01:06:41.240in the separation of church from state so it's an established fact within the Iranian people number
01:06:45.320three is equality of all citizens under the law and individual liberties and number four is the
01:06:51.800right for the Iranian people to determine their own future which is exactly the agenda of the
01:06:55.960transitional government to make sure that Iran will be the Iranians will have the ability to
01:07:01.400elect their representative to the constitutional assembly to decide first what it is that they want
01:07:07.640in their future and unlike 1979 where nobody had a clue what islamic republic means
01:07:13.080but a clear option as to what are the diverse possibilities allow for for a constitutional
01:07:19.000assembly to draft the constitution allow for people to either adopt it by a referendum or
01:07:24.680reject it and have another draft all for it to finally end up with a ratified constitution
01:07:31.000approved by the nation then we will have the elections of the first parliament and the first
01:07:36.280government of that future democracy whether it ends up being a republic or it ends up being a
01:07:41.080constitutional monarchy that's exactly for the people to decide and the minute this happens
01:07:46.040the transitional government dissolves itself and turn over control to the elected members
01:07:51.000of the iranian parliament and government that's the end of that process of transition i'm going
01:07:55.640to get now until the next future but i really do need to ask you will you tell your supporters
01:08:01.960online or wherever they might be to to stop in your name this kind of attack on ordinary iranians
01:08:09.880because it's very terrifying i have and they know it and it's not only them i think this should be
01:08:15.640uh for everyone to to uh to follow as as a principle there shouldn't be any place for
01:08:22.280political violence or intimidation from anyone and i think we should all adhere to principles
01:08:28.360i'm not talking just i'm not talking just one group i'm talking to every single iranian out
01:08:32.680there regardless of their political affiliation we need to show and demonstrate that's exactly
01:08:38.440that's where we differ a regime that is in a punitive way forcing an ideology and and and
01:08:45.320has been discriminating against every possible aspect of people disagreeing with them as opposed
01:08:50.520to those of us who cherish the values of freedom have tolerance for other viewpoints believe in
01:08:56.680pluralism and that's exactly how we define ourselves as a contrast to this regime we have to
01:09:02.280show it beyond words in action and that's something that i've always called for but i cannot control
01:09:06.840millions of people and whatever they say in social media and who knows if they're real people or not
01:09:11.400that i can't control but i can only stress the importance of this of course i don't approve and
01:09:16.200i've condemned it i think there are many people in this room we've had often have reposted uh my
01:09:22.040my statements that are aware of this fact that i've done my part as much as possible
01:09:26.280to condemn that type of behavior that i will not tolerate and will not stand for
01:09:30.360to your role what do you want to represent if there was this opportunity do you want to
01:09:38.040be king do you want to be president what is your role in this situation you know from the first
01:09:44.360day i started i considered my mission in life to bring the country to a point that we can have that
01:09:49.000final referendum and the people elect their first democratic government in the future that to me is
01:09:53.640the finish line and mission accomplished in life i don't have any personal ambition i'm not seeking
01:09:59.480power i don't want to have a crown on my head or a title but i think that they should look at me as
01:10:04.680a bridge to that destination and not the destination itself that's my focus and any other argument
01:10:10.680about whether or not i will have a future role is placing the cart before the horse my focus
01:10:15.320is on delivering on what I promised 47 years ago.
01:10:40.440And a lot of people in the diaspora supports it as well.
01:10:43.820I remember covering the Ahmadinejad era in Iran, and it was a very aggressive posture on every issue, including anti-Semitism, anti-Israel, talking about wiping it off the face of the map.
01:10:55.840Very, very violent. And I think it really, really put certainly the Israelis and Jews around the world off.
01:11:03.740you have been to israel you have i believe visited the western wall uh you have supported you are
01:11:11.800supported by this israeli government i want to know what you think and why you think that's
01:11:17.600important because equally this israeli government has shown itself to be incredibly intolerant of
01:11:25.400its own citizens rights its muslim citizens rights inside israel and of course in gaza
01:11:30.580the occupied west bank and it's very controversial so i just wondered whether
01:11:35.400why you think that that is an important relationship to build well first i would say
01:11:43.140that i think there are only two nations on this planet that can claim they have a biblical
01:11:48.280relationship with one another one is israel one is iran and it goes back to the time of
01:11:52.880cyrus the great cyrus the great who liberated the jewish slaves in babylon and helped them rebuild
01:11:57.720their temple in jerusalem and when iranians go and gather at pasar god around cyrus the great school
01:12:03.640years ago of all walks of life of different uh you know uh ethnicities different religions and
01:12:11.000celebrate cyrus the great because he represents every values that iranians cherish and believe in
01:12:17.800and say that we are not a nation at war with our neighbors we can be trusted partners in the region
01:12:23.880working with the Arab countries, working with Israel, as opposed to a regime that is acting the
01:12:29.640way it did. That's the difference right there. We need to be able to show the world that Iranians,
01:12:35.320unlike this regime, are committed to friendly relationship with our neighbors. We don't have
01:12:40.600any issue with the Arabs. We don't have any issue with the Israelis. And why is Israel important?
01:12:45.240Because I think it is a very important strategic partner to Iran when it comes to this.
01:12:50.040i'm thinking beyond just the politics of it i'm talking about the water crisis in iran which is
01:12:54.920a major issue for us well beyond politics if there's no water there's no life and guess who
01:13:00.520have the best specialists and experts in the world dealing with water issues israeli experts one of
01:13:04.920the reasons i went to israel was to talk about that as well and there's so many ways that we
01:13:09.240can engage and partner with them helping us in that area and as opposed to a regime that says
01:13:15.400no they don't even have the the right to to exist that's the difference so it's not necessarily
01:13:21.160focusing only on one country it's a regional thing but most importantly from the prism whether it's
01:13:26.280europe or the united states why can't we as people of that region be the ones working together to
01:13:33.480bring about stability without having to depend on an armada of u.s aircraft carriers to maintain
01:15:06.540our respective of their host country that's the difference between us and this regime that basically
01:15:13.420is so antagonistic i think that's basically the spirit of of our movement that is demonstrated by
01:15:18.940the will and resolve of iranians that say we are not this regime we are not warmongers we want to
01:15:23.900be the peacemakers there is so much we could talk more about um this is a very good table laying of
01:15:31.020of your uh plans and your you know your proposals i just want to open to one person on the floor
01:15:38.140because you remember after the women life freedom protests there was the georgetown coalition which
01:15:44.460saw you on stage uniting with a lot of diaspora activists uh including nazanine bonyadi and
01:15:50.940masi alina jod i think they're both here but we're going to ask nazanine to stand up and of course
01:15:56.300that didn't last i it didn't last it was just a very brief moment of unity and i don't know
01:16:01.740whether narzenin wants to say anything on behalf of you know opposition oh well thank you so much
01:16:08.460for the important conversation just that it's good to see you um as you reiter reiterated today you
01:16:14.620have consistently affirmed your commitment to democracy it's a specifically a tolerant
01:16:19.900secular democracy um a lot of people a lot of iranians look to you because of your commitment
01:16:26.860to this over decades and particularly because of your commitment to building institutional democracy
01:16:34.460and cultural democracy that really democracy that is covers all of culture in iran and um
01:16:43.100The truth is that the brutality of the regime has caused deep wounds, and Iranians are rightfully filled with disdain, and many seek vengeance even.
01:16:55.140But history has shown us that any kind of revolution fueled by anger often results in the same injustices that we're trying to break away from.
01:17:07.100My question to you is, how do we collectively channel that anger so that we're building democratic institutions and reconciliation and focusing on the rule of law and really focusing not only on bringing down tyranny, but creating liberty?
01:33:26.50014s. A lot has changed since Top Gun won. We have an incredible capability. I know who would win a
01:33:34.940conflict. How do you bring this regime down? I think you do go after the oppressors. Kill the
01:33:41.520ones who kill the people. Their economy is in tatters. They've been beaten pretty badly.
01:33:47.980They're as weak as they can be, but they're still dangerous. Compare that to doing nothing.
01:33:53.340So these are your choices. You either execute a plan using military capability of the United States with Israel, working with people on the ground to bring the Ayatollah's regime down, or you do nothing but have talked.
01:34:11.100If the Ayatollah is still standing, when this is all over, it will be a disaster of generational proportions.
01:43:58.880You had a very good—it is a zombie regime.
01:44:01.520You can't do business with Iran normally anymore, 25 percent tariff if you buy their oil.
01:44:07.540So it's going to collapse because the people have had it.
01:44:13.040And what happens next, I don't know, but I do know this.
01:44:16.140If we pull the plug on the people, whatever problems associated with the day after, if the people went against the Ayatollah or a fraction of the problems associated with the Ayatollah, killing his way out yet again, standing to murder another day.
01:44:33.100If you don't realize we're on the verge of history, you're missing a lot.
01:51:41.840He is doing great also, and Christian Klaumpur was already making faces
01:51:51.520when he was responding to her questions, and that was perfect.
01:51:57.680I think they want to interrupt Ferenc Reza Pallavi and Senator Graham,
01:52:04.240but they also turned the table against them, and that was perfect.
01:52:09.920yeah also as bad as the questions you know as infuriating as the questions were i'm actually
01:52:17.040glad that they picked her because princess of palavi will show you how to deal with this
01:52:23.540you know i think because all of us are using princess of palavi's answers as a way to like
01:52:31.380basically all of us be in the same direction and also for all of us to know what the proper
01:52:37.780responses are, we need these questions to be asked. So when Prince Joseph Pallavi answers them,
01:52:46.380all of us who are following Prince Joseph Pallavi, we're all equipped with the best proper response
01:52:51.860to every single one of these questions. So even the questions are infuriating, I think that it's
01:52:57.360important that we get the chance to hear how Prince Joseph Pallavi responds to the most
01:53:05.400common attacks on him and his team so based on based on everything that i've seen i'll give my
01:53:23.160i'll give my analysis really really quick and then we'll go back and guys we're going to go
01:53:27.980through that like second by second okay we're going to break it down for you every moment of
01:53:32.940that. Me, Armin, and Petito. Well, Armin only for the first hour because he has to go to
01:53:37.520the session group. Although Armin, you might want to delay your discussion group for this.
01:53:40.880Who knows? But that's up to you. No, I'm just saying it's totally up to you. But okay, so
01:53:46.780there's a few things that stood out for me. First of all, the fact that Senator Lindsey
01:53:56.680Graham is calling out Saudi Arabia. That's huge. That is huge. Basically, what they're saying is
01:54:06.800we're not going to let Saudi Arabia in try to influence our foreign policy with oil prices.
01:54:16.560And keep in mind, one of the reasons that the, you know, Arab countries in that region,
01:54:23.040And Arab countries in the Persian Gulf area want the Islamic regime to remain in power but have them be weakened is because those Arab countries use the Islamic regime as a boogeyman, as a bad guy to make themselves look like the good ones.
01:54:43.600Whereas prior to 1979, when the Shah of Iran was in power, the Shah was the biggest ally
01:54:54.700of the United States, and it was Iran that kept the Arab countries in check.
01:55:01.680And remember what Ronald Reagan said about the Shah supplying oil in 1973, when all the
01:55:11.180arab countries refused to do so when all the arab countries left the united states military fleet
01:55:17.740hanging it was iran and it was the shah that respected that allyship and friendship between
01:55:27.580america and the united states so that's the first thing so the fact that senator lindsey
01:55:33.580graham is calling out um saudi arabia to me that just that just shows to me that it's a done deal
01:55:41.340because you're not going to call out saudi arabia unless you have a backup plan unless there's
01:55:46.140something else in place right and so there's something else that's in place is iranian oil
01:55:51.260and venezuelan oil so there's that and then the the tag teaming between senator lindsey graham and
01:56:00.860I mean, to me, like, the way that they were behaving was very friendly, right?
01:56:13.860So that leads me to assume or leads me to conclude that there are a lot of conversations happening behind the scenes that we don't know about, right?
01:56:30.860um so there seems to be an established friendly relationship and senator lindsey graham was really
01:56:40.640going to bat for kings of hallevi and you know the way that senator lindsey graham was was reacting
01:56:47.060to uh you know uh christian clown poor or whatever um you could tell that senator lindsey graham
01:56:57.980was very offended by the way they were treating King Reza Pahlavi.
01:57:03.060Armin, I think that's the first time that Senator Lindsey Graham
01:57:06.080has experienced how much these people have Pahlavi derangement syndrome.
01:57:23.600And also one thing that Princess of Pahlavi did really good in response to Senator Lindsey Graham was to clarify that the idea like he doesn't it's not a good strategy for Americans to be endorsing Princess of Pahlavi at this moment.
01:57:44.400Because we don't want in any way for any of this revolution to come off as an American revolution with a leader chosen by Americans for the Iranian people.
01:57:58.840So when Lindsey Graham, Lindsey Graham keeps supporting Princes of Pallavi, but it would be damaging to this revolution if he comes and picks him as the leader of the transition period or the leader of Iran after the transitional period.
01:58:17.940So when he said no, that is the proper response for both Lindsey Graham and Donald Trump. And it was really good that Prince Joseph Pallavi used that opportunity to confirm that this is also like, we don't want that. Like, we don't want that. And this is the proper American strategy to have when it comes to their positioning with this revolution. So that was good that he spoke.
01:58:42.560yeah and remember armin like this is this is what i've said earlier on when people were like well
01:58:47.380why isn't president trump endorsing king there's a palavi you know people were saying like well
01:58:52.940when the media asks about the crown prince and president trump says oh you know i don't know the
01:58:56.880guy i don't know if he would be good or not right president trump is just like he's like i don't
01:59:00.880know i don't know right and then everyone's freaking out and they're like oh no like president
01:59:04.720trump why isn't he endorsing it and i've been saying from the beginning i'm like guys united
01:59:08.800States is not going to endorse anyone. They shouldn't endorse anyone because that's going
01:59:14.480to take away from the self-determination of Iranians. And like Armin said, if anyone comes
01:59:20.120out and endorses King Reza Pahlavi, like any American politician or Israeli politician,
01:59:25.920that would actually be detrimental to our movement because then the Islamists and the
01:59:32.800communists and the jihadis are going to be like, oh, you know, he's just a puppet. I mean,
01:59:35.840they're claiming that he's a puppet anyway right um but uh but but this is why this is why guys
01:59:41.360i've been telling you from the beginning we don't want we do not want president trump to endorse
01:59:48.080kings of paha be openly endorsed right we don't want senator lindsey we don't we don't want any
01:59:53.040american politician to do that because that would be detrimental to to the to the self-determination
01:59:58.400of iranians but the fact that um senator lindsey grant for example now has a very close
02:00:05.760working relationship with his royal highness that's all we need right and again remember the
02:00:11.220video from a few weeks ago when uh king was in senator lindsey graham's office and uh you know
02:00:18.800they they were they made a video about make iran great again and senator lindsey graham wore one
02:00:23.760of the hats right do you guys remember do you can can you guys in the chat let me know do you
02:00:30.260remember when we were having this conversation like three weeks ago and i was saying to you guys
02:01:03.980are so so united when it comes to wanting princes of Pahlavi as the leader of the transitional period and also the revolution and I'm pretty sure any form of elections in a free run will be supporting Pahlavi and everything that is Pahlavi not just princes of Pahlavi that all we need to do all we need the world to do is to just remove the obstacle of the Islamic Republic
02:01:33.980You know, not even all of Islamic Republic, just them shooting into the crowds, if we could just remove that obstacle, everything else, everything else, including Iran being secular, democratic, Iran becoming stable, Iran having equal individual rights under the law, Iran being pro-Israel, Iran being pro-West, being pro-American, Iran being a free capitalist country that wants to do trade with the rest of the world.
02:02:03.500All of that will be fixed by the Iranian people.
02:02:06.920Everything will be fixed by the Iranian people.
02:02:08.920You don't need to be like, we need foreign support to make sure that Iranians do this and this and that.
02:02:14.740No, all we need the rest of the world to do is help us suffocate the Islamic Republic
02:02:19.880and help us remove some of the obstacles from the path of the Iranian people to topple the regime.
02:02:28.460Leave choosing Pahlavi, border integrity, peace, stability, economic growth, good relationship with Israel, United States, and the rest of the world.
02:02:38.140All of that, you could count on the Iranian people that they will bring all of that.
02:02:41.960All we need is to just get rid of the Islamic Republic.
02:10:45.760Should we go back to Princess Apalevi and analyze that after this?
02:11:14.300Yes, yes, yes. I'm just I'm just tweeting this now. Guys, so you have to take you have to take what President Trump just said. Like said a few hours ago, you have to take that in the context of what Senator Lindsey Graham is saying as well. Right. Senator Lindsey Graham was clearly saying that the only acceptable deal is one where the Islamic regime is gone and the Iranian people choose what sort of government they want moving forward.
02:11:44.300right so when president trump is talking about a deal the deal isn't referring to the islamic
02:11:51.160regime sticking around the deal is referring to the terms of surrender so president trump is
02:11:57.300basically saying um they can make a deal and you know surrender peacefully or we're going to go
02:12:03.900after them and they're going to have a bad day that like that's basically what president trump
02:12:08.840is saying here so keep that in mind right this is why this is why like looking at the full like
02:12:14.200the full picture is very important. All right. Okay. Let's go back to the beginning.
02:17:06.300So he's challenging Javad Zarif because he's saying that
02:17:35.900You're turning our citizens, like Afghanistan citizens, into militia,
02:17:40.280arming them and sending them to other countries.
02:17:42.740So from Afghanistan, which he's correct.
02:17:44.920And he's not letting him get away with his BS.
02:18:05.900I don't want to continue with this. I just want you to see that Christian Amanpour should learn from this reporter, like a good reporter from Afghanistan, how you challenge somebody, how you challenge somebody from Islamic Republic.
02:18:25.900So Petitra is pointing out that Amanpour actually knows how to do this but she doesn't do that
02:18:49.340when she's in front of the Islamic Republic she gets impressed by them
02:18:53.340and doesn't push back but in front of the prince he actually knows and how to be like how like she
02:18:58.540basically pushes back and wants to challenge the person um by the way i do want to remind remind
02:19:04.060people that now that i showed this amazing reporter from afghanistan is that please guys understand
02:19:10.300that when we are frustrated with the militia that comes from afghanistan or from pakistan or from
02:19:17.820iraq i hope people understand that this is we're angry with those militia right like we're not
02:19:25.100angry with the for example the people of iraq right we understand that many people in iraq are
02:19:32.220also for example victims of the same militia that comes and kills the iranian people i understand
02:19:39.660that many people within iraq for example are fighting like consider hash the shabby to be an
02:19:46.220oppressive force suppressing the iraqi people backed by the islamic republic so i just want
02:19:54.060to make sure that for example of some i know that are people from afghanistan that are support like
02:20:00.300i like i know maybe not that many but i know they exist people from afghanistan especially from the
02:20:06.780tajic community in afghanistan who support our revolution i know people there are people from
02:20:12.460pakistan who support our revolution the hazara community in afghanistan are heavily persecuted
02:20:19.220they also support us as well so yeah no that's that's a very good point guys we're not we're not
02:20:23.660like anti-country we're anti-terrorist and you know we're the first ones to call out um like
02:20:29.000iranian iranian terrorists right like we we show no mercy to um the iranian terrorists so like we
02:20:37.040just we call out everyone but uh yeah that's a very good point armin we go after we call it the
02:20:42.280terrorists that are oppressing all of us. And it's all being
02:20:45.520funded by the regime. Armin, before before I go to the okay,
02:20:50.440so I have the video and let me upload the video. But before I
02:20:55.480go to that, I have a video from TM. It's very quick that I wanted
02:21:04.900to share with you guys. Wait, where did the video go? What
02:21:12.600wait i thought i uploaded wait where is it oh my gosh
02:32:19.840So they are more deceptive, they are more deceiving, they are more clever when it comes
02:32:24.580politics and more evil than hominy so that movement the green movement should have failed
02:32:30.580because if it was successful more evil and more cunning people would be in power right now so
02:32:35.540it's a good thing that the green movement failed just a quick comment on obama on
02:32:44.660helps to iran iran regime i just want to tell the fact that hundreds of hundreds of thousands
02:32:53.220missiles that irgc is already pointing to our usa and usa bases in the region
02:33:00.740this came from the monies that obama gifted to mola's regime
02:33:10.340yep side iran what do you think made this december january protest different bigger more intense
02:33:21.140You know, for all of us who have been involved in the struggle for liberty and freedom against
02:33:26.660this regime – and as you pointed, there have been many upheavals and perhaps unsuccessful
02:33:32.580campaign in the sense that the regime is still standing – but the resolve and perseverance
02:33:38.500of Iranians have continued. In the latest uprising, which was, of course, the Women's Life Freedom
02:33:44.100Movement, we saw to what extent Iranians from all walks of life, from the four corners of Iran,
02:33:49.620including of course the diaspora were supporting that but i think something that is definitely
02:33:56.180the game changer if i could call it that and by the same token the frequency of these protests
02:34:02.500increased over the years if they were separated the first time i'm thinking about the first upheaval
02:34:07.460of students during the khatami era all the way through the green movement in 2009 and all the
02:34:14.820the way to the last few years we've seen that the repetition and frequency of these uprisings
02:34:19.780became more and more and shorter and shorter and of course this time well beyond a protest because
02:34:26.820of economic circumstances what have you when people start chanting death to the dictator
02:34:32.020that means they're fed up with the regime they want political change they want fundamental change
02:34:36.660they no longer believe that by reform we can achieve that end that this regime simply doesn't
02:34:42.660allow for any kind of process allowing for people to decide whether or not they reject the current
02:34:48.100government they have so we are forced into revolt and we started this revolt in the last few months
02:34:53.780we saw how many people were chanting the slogans and came to the streets only to be faced with the
02:34:59.700severe repression that led to unfortunately a genocide level reaction by the regime shooting
02:35:08.500people on the street with military uh weaponry chasing people in hospitals finish them up uh
02:35:14.820shooting a you know a final shot in their heads on their hospital beds women are currently being
02:35:20.260raped in prison soldiers are being arrested and executed for refusing to cooperate with the regime
02:35:26.180in the repressive of people this is really something that is right under our eyes there's
02:35:30.900a sea of blood that separates today iranian people with this regime so if you ask me whether this
02:35:36.180time the nation is fed up and ready to act they are what we do need however is an equalizing factor
02:35:43.060because we saw how the regime treated its own citizens that's where i think a lot of iranians
02:35:47.780inside and outside hope that a intervention that will neutralize the regime instrument of repression
02:35:55.060will finally give us an opportunity for what does that look like is that intervention by
02:36:00.100the united states certainly even now i know people are saying inside iran certainly everywhere
02:36:06.180Can I? Okay, so just one thing I want to add here is that this is something that Princess Pallavi can't say. But when she asks, what's the difference? The difference is him. Okay, so like, oh, what is the difference between this revolution and everything that came before it?
02:36:24.120Well, the difference is the reason why the numbers are bigger and the people are more determined and more united to get rid of the Islamic Republic is because this revolution is a Pahlavi revolution and people are calling his name and they united under his name.
02:36:44.080That's the difference between this one and everything else that came before it.
02:36:46.820And it also demonstrates that we were lied to because they kept on telling us that the more diverse the leadership is, the more people will participate and the more democratic, like so-called, quote, unquote, democratic all of this is.
02:37:03.480But what our experience shows now that the more the leadership goes towards just Pahlavi, the more diverse the revolution becomes, the more numerous the revolution becomes, the more united.
02:37:17.520They told us like, oh, if you only say Pahlavi, it will destroy our unity.
02:37:22.140Now we're saying that it's the opposite. The more you try to bring fake leaders and fake opposition and force them into our movement, the less united we are, the more people will not accept this, the less numerous we are, the more the leadership became just Pahlavi, the more diverse the people become, the more numerous become, the more united they became, and the more determined they become.
02:37:48.240So that's the difference. The more we focus on Pahlavi as our leader, the more our movement becomes bigger, more united and more determined or more diverse.
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02:59:40.540at the same time they also have to prepare for war with the united states and israel
02:59:44.940So they are now preparing for another wave of protest. What they are doing is they are now positioning themselves on the rooftops of police stations and other government buildings with snipers and everything else. Watch this.
02:59:59.240What's the quickest way to reduce leg swelling? Is it drinking lots of water? Nope. Avoiding salt? Nope. Compression socks? Nope. Do this to slim down swollen legs fast.
03:00:07.960I'm on this Facebook group for folks with edema in their legs, ankles and feet.
03:00:37.960And this will obviously give advantage to the IRGC to be able to do a crackdown by just essentially not being on the streets.
03:00:46.200They can be on rooftops. We had the same thing towards the end of the recent uprising in terms of the waves on the streets.
03:00:53.620And yeah, they are they're getting ready because they know they can't fight with the people on the streets because they keep getting captured by the angry.
03:01:05.000you all right guys i don't know why this is like giving all these like commercials i don't get it
03:01:10.360so what i'll do instead is i'll just play you my my interview from yesterday with cbn news um yeah
03:01:18.040i'm here i just i have to finish like this this instagram video um so this one won't have any
03:01:24.840commercials on it so here here's my interview from yesterday morning um so i'll play this for you
03:01:29.320guys and i'll be back in about like 15 minutes well joining us for more is goldie gamari she's
03:01:35.880an iranian-born activist she joins us now via via zoom welcome to 700 club israel thank you so much
03:01:43.720for having me on it's an honor to be here well you lived this firsthand you were just a toddler when
03:01:49.080you fled iran back in the early days in 1979 what exactly happened to your family that forced them
03:01:57.320to leave uh well it's same thing that's happening right now to iranians um just um uh just just um
03:02:07.160like they're just they're murdering they're murdering anyone and everyone for any reason
03:02:11.480whatsoever so what happened to my father is um during the early days of the um of the islamic
03:02:17.240regime taking over um he was just driving in the car with my mother and you know i was i was an
03:02:23.160infant and he was pulled over by a bunch of you know Islamic regime affiliated people and he was
03:02:31.620questioned for no reason and they actually asked him to get out of the car and my mother panicked
03:02:38.220and held on to his arm and said don't get out of the car if you get out they're going to shoot you
03:02:42.560and so you know thankfully instead of getting out my father just you know put put the pedal to the
03:02:48.400metal and he sped off. But there's no rhyme or reason to what happened then and there's no rhyme
03:02:54.380or reason to what's happening now. The Islamic regime is murdering indiscriminately anyone and
03:03:00.040everyone. And the number is certainly over 50,000 innocent unarmed Iranians murdered by the regime.
03:03:08.240Some are saying close to 90,000. We won't know the full scale until after the regime is overthrown
03:03:13.940and were able to properly account for every single innocent Iranian murdered.
03:03:19.060Well, walk us through the ideology. What is it about this version of Islam that allows them to
03:03:27.460indiscriminately kill people? Well, I mean, first of all, I'm not Muslim. I've never been Muslim.
03:03:36.100So, I mean, it's, you know, I look at this from the outside looking in.
03:03:41.020It's a very cult-like behavior, this branch of Shia Islam.
03:03:47.300It's very much a cult of martyrdom and death.
03:03:52.180And essentially, you know, what their book tells them is that anyone and anyone who is stopping them from their jihad,
03:04:02.420who is stopping them from taking over the world and turning into an Islamic ummah,
03:17:15.840And so what they have to do is to use rooftops and windows
03:17:19.000and basically places to hide to be able to use their snipers
03:17:22.660and other weapons against the unarmed Iranians.
03:17:26.260This is how scared they are, that you are fighting against unarmed people and you still have to hide because you can't really fight them on the streets.
03:17:35.660And so they are also getting ready anyway, because they know that the fresh wave will come.
03:17:41.440Again, whether you're going to have a military intervention by Israel or the U.S. or not, it doesn't matter because this will happen anyway.
03:17:51.220But people could come out in two different scenarios.
03:17:54.080People could come out again anyway out of desperation the moment they find the perfect opportunity as the regime gets weaker and weaker.
03:18:02.100Or once the military intervention has happened by the Americans and the Israelis, then people will have to get ready to come back out anyway to finish the job, to take control of the streets, to basically take control of the government buildings, the state TV buildings and everything else.
03:18:19.820So they know that even if the leadership goes, Ali Khamenei or the others, they're going to have to defend themselves.
03:18:26.640The IRGC, they're going to have to fight because people are going to come for every single one of them.
03:18:31.340And this is how they are getting ready.
03:18:34.580Meanwhile, the United States have now deployed yet another aircraft carrier.
03:18:41.620We have USS Gerald R. Ford that has now been ordered to be sent towards Iran from Venezuela.
03:18:49.820Now, the interesting thing about this is that this is going to take about, you could get there in 10 days, but probably around 12 days or so.
03:19:00.480But this is what they used to bring down Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela, going straight to Iran's doorstep.
03:19:10.120and President Trump has ordered the crew on this supercarrier
03:19:16.760that you shouldn't expect to be back home
03:23:46.000with China, Russia, the Islamic Republic,
03:23:48.020And now the response from the American side under the presidency of Donald Trump, Eva Friedrich Merz, said that we have entered a new phase of open conflicts and wars.
03:23:59.740With the beginning of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine four years ago, we have entered a new phase of open conflicts and wars.
03:24:13.540it's interesting because uh the situation between russia and ukraine has been going on
03:24:20.320for about four years now right the one thing they avoided saying until now was this
03:24:26.100every single one of them from um project well the mars wasn't around but uh emmanuel macron
03:24:31.720orlov schultz uh justin trudeau and everybody joe biden were refusing to say this they were
03:24:38.780were just saying oh this is just obviously uh this is a threat against our world order but uh
03:24:44.140we are still living in a in a rule-based uh society a global society where we can get things
03:24:51.100done using diplomacy but everything has changed because what you're seeing happening in the
03:24:55.820middle east is actually interconnected to everything from beijing to moscow and to
03:25:01.260obviously the rest of the middle east as well when it comes to israel and the response from president
03:25:05.660trump is forcing these guys to speak differently now they're suddenly talking about oh yeah
03:25:11.900apparently we live in an open conflict world now oh really you just noticed that but this is why
03:25:17.580they are preparing their own electorates their own taxpayers their own citizens that yeah the world
03:25:25.180has changed at least temporarily because there's a bit of an obstacle that needs to be getting rid of
03:25:30.300and they're not playing ball you're going to have to get hit them the americans are going to hit
03:25:35.420them the brits are going to support them the israelis are going to hit them and we will defend
03:25:40.260our own interests that's what the europeans are saying europeans are not going to get involved in
03:25:45.040that sense but they will protect their own interests and assets in terms of china the
03:25:50.920islamic republic sent to yet another a boeing a 747 cargo plane towards beijing and they have
03:25:59.120been going back and forth. We are still unsure exactly what they are sending. Speculations
03:26:04.240obviously suggest equipments to help with air defense systems and satellites and everything
03:26:10.580else, communication tools, but that's obviously going up. The exchange between the IRGC and the
03:26:45.620and the leadership missile launches and leadership before nuclear sites or anything else or factories
03:26:51.900or ballistic missiles a former active u.s marine here i don't think they understand that most
03:26:57.220marines love this they are going to hop on their rainbow short bus to ask whooping land
03:27:02.720if the irgc really want it well one of their sayings is that if you want things to blow up
03:27:10.660Just ask the U.S. military, because the U.S. military personnel, unlike many other forces, military forces around the world, they're always ready as if it's Call of Duty, as if it's like some sort of video game.
03:27:23.620You want to blow things up? I'm ready. Do not mess with these guys, especially the U.S. Marines.
03:27:29.260But yes, let's talk about the Americans, because we have the flow of heavy military equipment towards the Middle East still ongoing.
03:27:41.080We have C5s that are still on the way from the U.S. to Europe to the Middle East.
03:27:46.460They are delivering more cargo to the region.
03:27:49.840And then obviously, they're returning their delivery.
03:27:56.460and all these assets will be used to protect the u.s bases and the regional countries and so there's
03:28:05.800still more things being sent which is interesting because it was about a week ago two weeks ago
03:28:10.340the briefing from pentagon and the white house was yeah we basically transferred everything
03:28:16.580and then suddenly they decided to send more troops more super carriers more cargoes i'm like okay
03:28:24.160Are you just bringing the whole of the US military at this point? Because it's a little bit unnecessary, but I think if they want to have what President Trump called a swift and decisive action, we also have about 300 fighter jets from Israel, the Israeli Air Force, in terms of the pilots who are ready and experienced over 300.
03:28:48.720That's just Israel, the one tiny country.
03:28:51.420Then you've got the U.S. military, which could, if they want to,
03:28:55.920they could bring in so many of their personnels and fighter jets and everything else
03:29:00.920and bombers and all the others, and they are bringing them.
03:29:04.180Obviously, they're not bringing the whole of the military because,
03:29:06.780firstly, there's way too many, and also the U.S. has to be everywhere.
03:29:10.360You need to have the U.S. military in America.
03:29:12.540You have to have them in every single base around the world,
03:29:15.620and those are just the active ones anyway.
03:29:17.340But the U.S. Navy have also released a footage of the USS George H.W. Bush, the carrier strike group.
03:29:31.220They were performing a simulated straight transit.
03:29:35.580This was in the Atlantic. And they seem to have become slightly more proactive in terms of the Department of War in general and Pentagon.
03:29:46.640because we are getting a lot more statements,
03:29:50.580a lot more, what I would call technically propaganda videos,
03:29:54.900but they are factual, but they are for propaganda reasons.
03:29:59.340It's like the US are showing up a lot more
03:30:03.660in recent days and weeks than ever before.
03:30:07.180We keep seeing pictures of random bombers.
03:30:09.620We keep seeing these sort of videos of military exercises,
03:30:15.220We keep seeing latest footage from USS Abraham Lincoln and obviously now this from recently USS George H.W. Bush and now USS Gerald R. Ford.
03:30:27.200So it seems like they are. This is also another way of saying, are you sure you want to mess with us?
03:30:35.500Are you sure, Ali Khamenei, you sure you don't want to sign your surrender deal because this is your final chance?
03:30:41.300If not, these guys are ready to start the fireworks.
03:30:47.000The message from the U.S. is quite clear.
03:30:50.480And they've also, as I said, told their allies, you need to start speaking differently because the world has changed.
03:30:57.540We have a bit of an annoying mosquito that we have to get rid of.
03:48:17.880So those are the two conditions. If you're a Canadian citizen anywhere in the world, you can sign it. If you're living in Canada, even if you're not a citizen, you can sign it. So at the time of signing, if you're in Canada, you can sign it.
03:48:33.420And I also just want to, I actually have to make a video about this in Persian later tonight, because a lot of people are worried about this. But you have to give your legal first and last name, email and phone number, you know, you have to give your postal code as well.
03:48:52.600um now a lot of people are worried about like you know personal data and and privacy yeah I know I
03:49:01.520know it's I know it's on the BBC site as well guys BBC actually reached out to me uh earlier today
03:49:08.120and uh BBC wanted to do an interview with me about the petition and I said no because we don't like
03:49:15.520bbc we do not like ayatollah bbc so bbc can can can screw off um i i'm never gonna do bbc especially
03:49:24.200after the nonsense they pulled a few days ago when one of their reporters went to to occupied
03:49:31.140iran and then they're like oh look it's like uh you know oh look it's the the you know islamic
03:49:37.420revolution and you know jihad aloha akbar day um is is you know it's it's like a family event
03:49:44.600right a family event where they're yelling
04:21:23.440So he's saying, I met with exiled, crowned prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi in Munich.
04:21:27.800Ukraine supports the Iranian people as they are fighting for their future.
04:21:32.760We also express our sympathy to all the victims of the Iranian regime.
04:21:38.160During our conversation, we focused on the situation in Iran and the areas where the Iranian people need support.
04:21:45.960We discussed the importance of strengthening sanctions against the Iranian regime and any other dictatorial regimes.
04:21:52.780I think he's talking about Russia here.
04:21:54.000We condemn the cooperation between Russia and Iran, in particular, the supply of Shahids, meaning Shahid drones, basically, of Shahids, by the Iranian regime to Russia, and the granting of licenses for their production.
04:22:11.520Such a partnership poses a real threat, not only to Ukraine, but to the entire region. This is very true.
04:22:18.020I thank the Crown Prince of Iran for supporting Ukraine's territorial integrity.
04:22:26.220It is vital to make every effort to protect human lives.
04:23:05.100And this is the official recognition of Prince of Pallavi by a head of state.
04:23:10.540So in the United States, we understand why the United States and Israel cannot and should not endorse and recognize Princes of Pallavi because we don't want it to make it seem as if this revolution is being done by the United States or Israel or that the leader of the Iranian people has been picked by America or Israel.
04:23:40.320we don't want that right so we want their support but we don't want them to endorse princes of
04:23:45.840palavi because it's the iranian people who are choosing their leader right however this this
04:23:51.120is not a problem when it comes to a country like ukraine like we're not nobody gonna oh the ukraine
04:23:58.640has picked the leader of iran like nobody's gonna think that right so we when it comes to in the
04:24:03.760international legitimacy of princes of palavi countries other than united states and israel
04:24:09.520If their heads of states recognize Princes Zapalavi, this does a lot when it comes to not just to increase the political capital of Princes Zapalavi because he has been recognized as the representative of the Iranian people by head of state,
04:24:26.340but it also does wonders when it comes to the reduced legitimacy of the Islamic Republic when you have a head of state basically recognizing Princes Zapalavi's leadership.
04:24:37.100So in the United States, Trump is not going to be endorsing Princesa Pallavi.
04:24:45.100We have people like Marco Rubio meeting with him, Lindsey Graham supporting him, and stuff like that.
04:24:52.100In Israel, we don't have Prime Minister Netanyahu met with Princesa Pallavi,
04:24:58.100but we don't have an endorsement by Prime Minister Netanyahu.
04:25:01.100who in israel we have gila gimliel uh what is the minister of what is it the minister of technology
04:25:10.300uh was guys israelis in the chat gila gamliel is the ministry of what science technology something
04:25:16.620like that um let me know in the chat okay but she is the one who endorsed intelligence minister of
04:25:24.540intelligence oh yeah okay sorry are you sure okay minister i think she used to be the minister of
04:25:30.380intelligence she's still the minister of intelligence okay everybody so she's a uh of
04:25:35.900information okay so give a gamble a minister a minister within the cabinet of uh prime minister
04:25:42.460netanyahu has fully supported and endorsed princes of palavi but not as far as the head of state
04:25:48.860which is prime minister netanyahu oh and science so i was right about the science part um so we
04:25:55.980don't have that from israel united states but now guys correct me if i'm wrong is this the first
04:26:01.740endorsement of princes of palavi by a head of state is it the first one because i think this
04:26:08.940is the first one oh yeah i was right science and technology i'm here in the chat is saying yes
04:26:15.100science and technology so i was correct gila gamliel is the minister of science and technology
04:26:20.860okay so thank you zelinski this is that this this is really good really good and i also want to
04:26:27.800remember people remind people um guys i don't care about your personal opinions about zelinski
04:26:36.240i don't i don't give a flying f okay about your personal opinion this is a win for us
04:26:41.540this is a big win for us if you don't like zelinski that is another issue this is a huge
04:26:48.560win for us okay and not only that um not only that uh the iranian people support ukraine you
04:26:57.300know well not all of them but many many iranian people support ukraine they they support you
04:27:02.620a lot like if you if you look at iranian rallies um if you look at iranian rallies you see the
04:27:11.540number one flag they bring is the lion and sun flag the number two and three flag that they
04:27:19.280usually have with them is the flag of israel united states and the fourth flag that they have
04:27:24.980with them is the ukrainian flag the iranian people because the iranian people see um ukraine uh like
04:27:34.740when it comes to national interests we're aligned with ukrainians against putin i tried to say
04:27:40.800against Putin because I don't want to say against Russia because we support. I mean,
04:27:44.620I hope Russian people one day get free of Putin and people like Putin, right? But I
04:27:52.540mean, historically, the leaders in Russia have been horrible, horrible for Iran. In
04:27:58.100fact, the whole reason why we're stuck with the Islamic Republic is the Soviet Union.
04:28:05.120So the Russian leaders have been a major enemy of the Iranian people for a very long time,
04:28:11.120even before the Islamic revolution, before the Islamic Republic.
04:28:14.800And the reason why we have the Islamic Republic right now is because of the Soviets'
04:28:21.680attempt to spread communism inside Iran so that they could take parts of Iran and add it to the
04:28:27.360Soviet Union. And it was basically the Marxists that grew inside of Iran, because funded from
04:28:33.280moscow that caused eventually the islamic revolution of 1979 to happen so a lot of
04:28:40.400iranian people see ukrainians as their allies against their enemy in moscow and that's why
04:28:47.760they support ukraine and ukrainians support the iranian people because ukrainians find the iranian
04:28:56.080people's um fight against islamic republic as their fight as well because of the shahed drones
04:29:02.640and the support of the islamic republic uh islamic republic supporting putin i mean many ukrainians
04:29:08.800have died with the drones that the islamic republic has given putin so we have the same
04:29:15.840enemy so iranian given that iranian people see see putin as their enemy and russian lead historically
04:29:21.920russian leaders as their enemy and give it that ukrainian people consider the mullahs to be their
04:29:26.720enemy, we have some mutual interest here. And that's why sometimes in the rallies among
04:29:32.840Iranians, you see them having the Ukrainian flag with them. We see eye to eye regarding
04:29:39.220this. However, we have to be careful, though, because many Ukrainians want to support Iranians
04:29:45.800and they're well-meaning and they're not very familiar with the politics of Iran. And the
04:29:52.000MEK is using that because so many Ukrainians are trying to support the Iranians and people's fight for freedom.
04:29:59.700The MEK is trying to like, oh, come like getting Ukrainian people to come to their crowds.
04:30:05.900So we need to do a better job educating the Ukrainians regarding the MEK so that they're not misused for increasing their crowds.
04:30:15.000That's an important thing that we need to pay attention to.
04:39:52.320Armin, I guarantee you that if there was going to be like a poll about who Iranians would want as president, if it was me versus Maryam Rajavi, Maryam Lachak, I would like knock it out of the park with that.
04:40:07.980Oh, oh my God, for sure. Yeah, obviously.
04:40:11.640And guys, I'm not even saying I want to be the president, but what I'm saying is this crazy woman and this crazy cult, they're like, oh, she's the president of Iran.
04:40:22.280And I'm like, yeah, let's have a one-on-one referendum, her and me.
04:40:28.940I guarantee you, if it was between her and me, she's nothing.
04:45:16.860And also ask guys, every time you meet an MEK member, just ask them that if you believe in democracy, why is it that Maryam Rajavi and Masood Rajavi, either one of them, never, are never available for any form of question?
04:45:33.300Francis Zapalavi is always available to reporters.
04:45:37.900You just saw him being answerable to Christian Emmerport, all forms of challenging, ridiculous
04:45:46.020questions being asked, Francis Zapalavi is there to respond to any reporter anywhere
04:49:03.440If they say padashahi, they might not trying to be attacking it,
04:49:08.320but if they say sultanate, they are anti-monarchist.
04:49:12.700So I taught you a new thing here today, okay?
04:49:18.600So here we say padi shahi. Padi shahi means monarchy. Arabic is sultanate.
04:49:26.420So he's saying whitewashing sultanate. So the project of whitewashing monarchy.
04:49:37.820Look at the sign. The sign says democracy azadi ba Maryam Rajavi, which means democracy freedom with Maryam Rajavi.
04:49:45.440So their leader is Mariam Rajabee, which has basically close to 0% support, by the way.
04:49:59.360So he was saying that trying to whitewash monarchy is an insult to the blood of the young Iranians who died in the streets of Iran.
04:50:11.800This is so infuriating that he's saying that because the Iranian people who were in the streets
04:50:19.960dying while fighting for freedom in the streets of Iran, they were shouting the name Pahlavi.
04:50:26.520So you censoring what they were fighting for, you misrepresenting why they were in the streets of Iran, you're the one who is insulting them.
04:50:47.500You're the one who is insulting their blood.
04:50:49.080Let me actually show something to you guys because, you know, guys, I don't make this stuff up, okay?
05:00:45.660They were RAPing them and laughing at them, saying that this is what you deserve because of the protests and we own you and promising the girls while they were doing this to them that this is the end of you and nobody is going to hear your voice.
05:01:01.460So that's what Goldie is doing here is trying to make sure that the promise that those people made to these girls in those dark rooms doesn't become true, that the world hears their voice.
05:01:15.660all right okay um let's go to the munich conference i actually i found a version where
05:01:31.280um there's there's like this intro part of it
05:01:36.060where we didn't catch on the live stream that we saw oh nice yeah and then this is this is a video
05:01:43.560version so you can stop it yourself whenever you want to like add a comment or something yeah okay
05:01:49.480okay it started as we know by i'll um i'll i'll leave you to this because i'm getting some more
05:01:59.880calls and messages so like i need like five five ten minutes here but i'm i'm here
05:02:04.520but i'll just let you like deal with with the video and stuff okay i'll shopkeepers small
05:02:10.440shopkeepers who closed down their stores in the tehran bazaar and it was a reaction to the
05:02:15.560plummeting standard of living and the increasing poverty that iranians were facing it quickly
05:02:21.400turned into a political protest against the current government and a demand for freedom
05:02:27.080and democracy uh basic human rights and a standard of living that should be afforded to every decent
05:02:33.240person since by the way guys before we go about uh go further somebody made a good point in the chat
05:02:43.320because um we want to make sure that we mention this when it comes to sexual violence it's not
05:02:49.240just the girls when the islamic republic arrests boys young boys and girls they also do this to
05:02:56.040boys as well right so um i just want to make sure that we include them as well as part of the victims
05:03:04.040then and during then the the oh wait um so he'll is saying check your dm immediately
05:03:12.600okay i'm doing this immediately something apparently something important has been
05:03:17.320sent to me guys so i'm gonna oh my god what is this i can't show this i can't show this so
05:03:24.440hell i don't know what you want me to do this i can't show this on youtube
05:03:48.120um maybe maybe we can maybe it's not that bad let me goldie i'll show it to you on whatsapp
05:03:53.480because apparently it's one of ours one of the people from our community oh my gosh
05:04:03.160okay and they want me look it's it's up to you okay you you you judge it's not you judge
05:10:58.880I just start by asking you a very personal and human question.
05:11:02.54047 years ago was when your father was toppled, when the forces of Ayatollah Khomeini came to power and declared on February 11, 1979, the first Islamic Republic.
05:11:16.840Where were you at the time? What were you thinking?
05:11:20.040Did you think, as your father and mother and other siblings were leaving the country, that this was it forever, or what?
05:11:26.680Well, I actually was in Lubbock, Texas, undergoing pilot training when the revolution
05:19:07.640It's so sweet watching you enjoy this.
05:19:19.100and now you know guys remember that as much as as much as credibility goldie already had
05:19:28.300this is on a different level like if any if anyone if any pro palavi or pro iranian revolution people
05:19:38.940ever want to want to come and claim like anybody wants to claim that maybe goldie
05:19:44.860is doing something wrong or like she's not on the right side or she's not doing the right thing
05:19:50.700i mean have you been in have you been storied by the by our future queen like she's obviously
05:19:59.680doing something very very right that she got this stamp of approval by our future queen like this is
05:20:07.780a complete um you know recognition of goldie being on the right side of history here like
05:20:14.020i mean we already knew that here but this is on a completely different level that's why this is so
05:20:19.540significant and i just want to say that uh goldie is an asset to our lion and salt revolution thank
05:20:29.140you thank you so much thank you so much what achievements yet to come goldie listen potipto
05:20:40.740So I just want, I just want Iran to be free. Like I just, this is what we're all fighting for,
05:20:48.200right? This is what we're all, all fighting for. And yeah, the, the, the, the, the crown princess,
05:20:58.720the future queen, she's, I guarantee she's seen a lot of my other, she's probably seen every single
05:21:03.320one of my, one of my Iranian here videos. She's, she's liked a whole bunch of them before. Like
05:21:08.600she follows me on Instagram. Actually, Armin, remember, I broke that news, I think like a
05:21:14.560month ago or something where I was like, Oh my gosh, like I just got followed by by the future
05:21:18.900queen. Yeah, she's been following me for a month. But and you know, she's she's liked a few of my
05:21:24.340videos here and there. But she's never like, reposted something so. Amazing. Yeah. All right.
05:21:35.320Okay. Anyways, just I wasn't expecting that, but I'm truly honored. No, I mean, so if the crown princess would like to join, I mean, she's more than welcome.
05:21:58.500However, um, I'm sure she has a lot of other things that, you know, a lot more important things that, that she needs to do. So I don't know if it would be, um, an appropriate use of her time to, to bring her on.
05:22:18.260but um i mean i guess if if you guys like i could probably um send a formal invitation to
05:22:27.600uh to her office like i'm not gonna like text her on instagram right like that's not how you
05:22:32.900um speak with um you know members of the royal family right you have to be very respectful so
05:22:38.740um i mean i'm more than happy to maybe send an invitation to her office and and see if um
05:22:47.060she's interested in joining. But again, like, well, I'll have to let me let me think about that.
05:22:56.280Let me think about that. I'll think about that. Because we have to proper we have to follow,
05:23:03.740you know, proper decorum, proper channels, when we're dealing with royalty. And, you know, we
05:23:09.140love we love our future queen so much. So we respect her. Okay, anyway, sorry. So so that's
05:23:16.300uh, so she, she posted that. I took a screenshot here. Let me, um, I'll, I'll share the, uh,
05:23:21.840I'll share the screenshot. Uh, let me just download this. Um, so this is, uh, this is
05:23:34.660her story right now my gosh so she just posted that on her look at that that's amazing oh wow
05:40:00.080petit peu i mean actually i have a comment on on this and a very important thing is
05:40:07.920first of all no he never say that he never gonna do that because of the importing
05:40:15.200open important thing uh imported i'm going to tell you imagine even a hundred thousand people
05:40:23.440uh is already defecting from the irgc and this number is no match for a huge killing machine of
05:40:32.160the irgc and militias and it is the uh propagandas technique to make them show up and arrest them or
05:40:42.240also kill them and the the only reference result always said that the only need for defections
05:40:52.400is for the day after the regime falls. So this is the propaganda's technique to always show
05:41:01.840the defections must show early and must defend people. No, defections are here for the day after
05:41:09.440the regime falls to protect Iran and peoples against the common threats are going for the people.
05:41:17.760right um exactly and to me this suggests that amanpour is like this is right now the main way
05:41:25.740that they're trying to attack princes of palavi the anti-palavi forces have now united on this
05:41:31.940one narrative and it shows that amanpour is listening to the anti-palavi content
05:41:36.260because what they're saying because they saw how much princes of palavi how much support he has
05:41:42.360so they're trying to blame him for the number of people who were killed so they're saying like oh
05:41:46.600He came out and said that there are 50,000 defectors, which actually now is getting a lot big, more than that, but let's say 50,000, right?
05:41:54.180But he was lying because where were these people when the Iranian people needed them and they were being slaughtered?
05:41:59.720So again, if they paid any attention, they would understand that the main point of these defectors and to show the high numbers is to signal to the rest of the world
05:42:09.500that there's going to be stability after the Islamic Republic falls
05:42:14.260because we already have a lot of people within the regime
05:42:17.160that we want to cooperate after the regime falls
05:52:34.820We've seen millions of people on the streets of Iran that are doing it.
05:52:39.080Does liberty have a price? Of course it does. Are we prepared to die for this cause? Of course we are.
05:52:44.400Our whole point is that we don't have a choice but to fight. We don't have a choice but to liberate ourselves.
05:52:51.260And the only way you can minimize the struggle in terms of time and loss of human life is not to be alone in this fight.
05:52:59.980There's too much blood between us and this regime. There's no turning back for us.
05:53:04.180so guys this requires an explanation when we say there's too much this is a common saying within
05:53:10.600this revolution when we say there's so much blood between us and them i mean i explained this a
05:53:15.920couple times before but um for people who might be new here we say there's a sea there's an ocean
05:53:22.920of blood between us and you we tell the islamic republic this is basically an anti-reform message
05:53:29.520meaning that there is no more talking to you there is no point negotiating with you
05:53:34.720it means that then you have killed so many of us that you the the blood of the people that you
05:53:43.520have killed islamic republic has created an ocean of blood a gap the ocean the ocean of blood
05:53:51.000represents that the divide the gap between us and you so you have killed so many of us that
05:53:56.460have demonstrated that you're so different from us that you're like a completely different species
05:54:01.820like there's nothing similar between us and you so that's why we don't negotiate with you that's
05:54:08.300why we don't talk with you that's why we don't want to reform you we just want to kill you
05:54:13.420like we just want to end you the ocean of blood represents the gap between the iranian people and
05:54:19.820the islamic republic using the the the visual of the sea of blood that they have created
05:54:27.580the sea of blood has created the divide between us and them so that means that we have nothing
05:54:33.020else to do with the islamic republic other than ending the islamic republic there's nothing that
05:54:37.740the islamic republic can do to satisfy us other than die that's what the sea of blood is meant
05:54:44.060to represent that's why we are not in the nobody in iran nobody in this revolution is asking for
05:54:52.380the islamic republic to reform nobody is talking about talking to the islamic republic and making
05:54:58.140them change their way we don't accept anything other than other than the complete destruction
05:55:03.500of the islamic republic that's what the sea of blood is meant to represent so the question is
05:55:10.380Is the world this time going to be on the right side of history and support the Iranian people in their struggle for liberation?
05:55:16.320Are we going to go back to business as usual and consider another movement that hasn't panned out?
05:55:22.020And I think a lot of it depends on the policy of straddling the fence and not committing to one side or the other.
05:55:28.280This is a choice to be made because the circumstances exist right now as we speak.
05:55:32.600There's an opportunity, there's a window that exists right now that could be the game changer for the whole world.
05:55:37.340I can really hear you trying to call on something, and that something I think is intervention.
05:55:43.360It is intervention only because the Iranian people realize that this intervention will eliminate the most important stumbling block between them and liberation, which is the regimes.
05:55:54.840See, this is why we say that the reason why we need intervention is to remove the obstacle and nothing else.
05:56:01.600The rest can be done by the Iranian people.
05:56:03.400The mechanism of repression and this killing machine.
06:00:50.980So let me actually explain why that is an insane analogy, right?
06:00:56.580First of all, the level of awareness of the Iranian people today back then is incomparable, right?
06:01:02.900Second of all, there is actually no data showing how many Iranian people wanted the Shah to go.
06:01:10.020The people who were participating in the revolution were a minority of the people.
06:01:14.580And the silent majority, like what you could accuse the silent majority back then who supported the Shah is that they didn't come out and support the Shah.
06:03:15.260like as if princes of palavi doesn't like oh but like it or not he had the ground game he had the
06:03:21.640yeah okay do we not we have more we have we have a better ground game with princes of palavi like
06:03:28.640the level of sophistication of nifty and the ipp and the connection of the princes of palavi with
06:03:36.040the running people and the level of organization is so much more sophisticated than what the mullahs
06:03:41.020had for 1979. If anything, this is actually a good sign for
06:03:44.460Princess of Pallavi. So look at it. Listen to this here are
06:03:48.460actually religious. And he was had access to the press, as you
06:03:52.660know, in Paris. And so that so does Princess of Pallavi had a
06:03:58.300real operation, you know, cassette smuggled in with his
06:04:03.220cassettes. We have, okay. We have social. Yeah, we have we
06:04:09.620have Starlink, we have internet, we have social media, we're more connected right now. What the
06:04:13.600hell are you talking about? So if this is actually in favor, this should be a point in favor of
06:04:20.020Princess Apalavi because Princess Apalavi, if he was connected to the people from the Islamic
06:04:25.600Revolution through cassettes, Princess Apalavi is more connected to the Iranian people through
06:04:31.300social media, the internet, Starlink and everything like that and satellite TV than Khomeini was with
06:04:38.260revolutionaries of his time so if the if you're trying to make a point that the connection between
06:04:43.380khomeini and the people some people in iran were sophisticated and that caused the success of the
06:04:49.700liberal revolution well based on that argument this revolution should be even more successful
06:04:54.420because princess apalavi is even more connected to the people in iran and remember that khomeini
06:05:01.620do done that with help of the globalists and lefts and others but uh princess of alavi just done that
06:05:10.740alone by himself and the people around him yeah actually that's a really good point we like uh
06:05:17.460we for the past 47 years the the the leftists around the world were against princess the palavi
06:05:24.740and they were trying to not get me to work against him to make sure his voice doesn't get out there
06:05:30.260So he was, Princes of Pahlavi was pushing against all of those obstacles, but Khomeini had their support and he had that advantage and Princes of Pahlavi actually managed to overcome all of these obstacles that Khomeini didn't have to. Good point.
06:05:45.080With his words into the mosques in Iran, I was there during that year of the revolution and I remember it very well. So this is all to ask you, why do you think...
06:05:56.520I just want to stop here for a second. So, you know, in the beginning, she was like, Oh, where, where, where were you when the revolution happened? What happened? And now she's literally contradicting herself like the evil, like, demon woman that she is. And she's like, Oh, I was I was there during the revolution. I remember it well, right. So she already knows all this stuff. She's just basically with every question. She's trying to catch him in propaganda.
06:06:20.020And keep in mind, guys, Senator Lindsey Graham, or as we call him, like Amu Graham, Amu Graham is here watching. And I think that's one of the reasons why he was so frustrated with Amanpour and with the others, because he was he was seeing firsthand the Pahlavi derangement syndrome towards him, which is very similar to the Trump derangement syndrome. Right.
06:06:44.180so i think that's why senator lindsey graham was extra spicy which i mean i love that by the way
06:06:48.500but i just want to point that out i think apalavi should be the leader again and how can you do it
06:06:58.580what kind of a plan do you have what kind of a political ground game inside the country do you
06:07:05.140have i mean it's necessary i mean they know they these people know that princess apalavi hasn't
06:07:10.820been fighting for being the leader in iran again he's been fighting for iranian people being able
06:07:18.580to decide who the leader is going to be like they know that like this is the most repetitive thing
06:07:24.260that princess apalavi has said again like this is the the one thing that princess apalavi had to
06:07:30.100explain again and again and again and again for 47 years guys we literally have videos of him
06:07:38.580looking like a teenage boy, like a man in his 20s, explained this, that, oh yeah, he's fighting for
06:07:49.780an Iran where people could elect whoever they want. He's not fighting for him to become the ruler in
06:07:56.180Iran. That's what he's fighting for. So it's frustrating because we know how many times he
06:08:03.140has explained this so if somebody doesn't know this they're so they're either so clueless about
06:08:09.380iranian politics that they should they're not worthy of being called a journalist at least
06:08:14.580at least on the middle eastern affairs or they're intentionally being you know they have you know
06:08:21.620they're intentionally are trying to uh deceive the public against battle right you've got to also be
06:08:28.820able to to convince people there and to have an organization well uh when it comes to the name
06:08:35.700that's the name that people chanted on the streets of iran by the millions in 31 provinces of iran
06:08:41.300in the four corners of iran they called my guys look iranian people look what you have done
06:08:48.180look at what you have done this is the power you have given our prince this is why princess
06:08:54.180Zopalavi says constantly that I have no power. My power comes from the people. This is what you
06:09:01.740have done. This is why you shouldn't underestimate yourself. When Prince Zopalavi goes around the
06:09:07.500world and speaks with the authority and the legitimacy that he has is because you Iranian
06:09:14.140people gave that to him. He is your voice and his power is your power. So when you see him speak
06:09:20.980and when you see him have the influence that he has don't underestimate yourself that is your
06:09:26.480influence that is the influence that you gave him and he's reflecting it that that's why we have
06:09:32.520chosen him because he's the best reflection of you as iranians he is the best representative
06:09:37.600and that's what he says himself all the time and he knows that let's continue my name they asked me
06:09:44.840me to come to their support, and I have, and I accepted the challenge of leading the transition.
06:09:52.240As far as the plan that we have, we have a plan before the regime's collapse, and particularly
06:09:56.980for the transition after this regime, which is very well documented and presented.
06:10:01.800It's an open document, you can see it on the website of the Iran Prosperity Project.
06:10:07.680It talks about the initial 100 days, how do we manage that process, how do we avoid what
06:10:13.900happened in iraq post saddam hussein because we don't want to have the same experience of debaithification
06:10:19.020and uh one of the key so guys it's very important for everybody here to understand what princess
06:10:24.700of palavi said means when he said debaithification right so in iraq when saddam was removed in
06:10:31.580in 2003 the reason why we had the period the decade of chaos after the fall of saddam and
06:10:37.740the rise of isis was the mistake that the americans did which was debathification so the military
06:10:44.940part of removing saddam was beautiful 10 out of 10 really good job with that the chaos started
06:10:52.460because of the mistakes that were made after removal of the removal of saddam not the removal
06:10:57.740of saddam himself the mistake that was made was when they removed saddam the the bath party the
06:11:05.340the Ba'ath Party, which is the party that, Saddam's party, right?
06:11:09.500It's also in Syria, but that's another topic.
06:11:11.960But that party was, the Americans decided to completely remove that party,
06:11:20.240and anybody that was ever part of the Ba'ath Party was not given access
06:11:25.640to the next government of Iraq, to the government in Iraq.
06:11:29.100So anybody, the Americans decided that every single member of the Ba'ath Party
06:11:33.340should not be allowed to be part of the government in Iraq
06:11:59.180when it comes to the fall of the Islamic Republic.
06:12:01.520This is why he says that everybody who's working in the Islamic Republic, if they haven't been directly involved in the killing of Iranians,
06:12:12.500then we are going to allow them to continue to keep their jobs and work in whatever position they had before.
06:12:20.900A lot of you might hate that, but that's how you stop a power vacuum.
06:12:26.400That's how you stop chaos after the fall of the regime.
06:12:30.440So the de-Baathification, that's what happened in Iraq.
06:12:35.320We don't want to repeat that mistake in Iran to make sure that we have stability after the fall of the Islamic Republic.
06:34:19.600And we had many clerics from the beginning who were ostracized by the regime.
06:34:22.740Today we have one of the leading clerics in Iran, Moulabi Abdul Hamid, a Sunni cleric
06:34:29.360who has spoken against this regime and believes, in fact, as a clergyman in the separation of church from states.
06:34:35.260So guys, this is why I've been telling you guys that we're anti-Islam, we're not anti-Muslim.
06:34:41.460Because look at the prince, he's even talking about secular clerics, clerics who believe in secularism, right?
06:34:49.400So again, when it comes to these people, I disagree with them on Islam, I'm anti-Islam, they're pro-Islam.
06:34:55.240But when it comes from a political perspective, if they are secular, they are politically not on the wrong side.
06:35:06.420From a religious perspective, philosophical perspective, outside of the government, we as individuals, like me, for example, or Petito or Goldie, as individuals, could fight against their ideology and challenge them.
06:35:21.280But from a political perspective, as a government, as a secular government, you cannot be taking positions against people just because of their religious belief, as long as they believe that state and religion should be separated.
06:35:34.720So there's a responsibility of the government, and then there's a responsibility of the average citizen.
06:35:39.760As an average citizen, we are allowed to compete with each other, take positions against each other's views and ideologies, and take aggressive positions against each other.
06:35:48.960But from a position of a government, everybody that accepts the principle that religion and government should be separated is a valid ally of the revolution and the transitional government and even the future government to come, right?
06:36:02.920As long as they don't bring their religion into the government.
06:45:48.040Oh, so it's terrifying for someone to say
06:45:52.040that they don't support Nagas Mohammed.
06:45:53.940But, you know, those same people who are out there, you know, supporting the Islamic regime and when they murder over 90,000 Iranians in a month, that's not terrifying.
06:46:04.020But, you know, someone online saying, you know, we don't support Nagas Mohammadi, that's somehow terrifying.
06:46:10.380It's literally like, you know, they're switching the narrative.
06:46:16.380Why do they never ask Nagas Mohammadi why she's against Princess of Pallavi?
06:46:21.400Why is it that Princes of Pallavi always has to be answerable to these things and they don't challenge them?
06:46:27.880Because Princes of Pallavi has posted and supported campaigns for their freedom.
06:46:34.100And those people have never said a single positive thing about Princes of Pallavi, even though Princes of Pallavi has actively been fighting for their freedom.
06:46:43.320So why is Princess of Pahlavi has to be answerable to everything everybody does, but they are not being answerable for their own actions, like for their own anti-Pahlavi position?
06:46:57.420It's not only them. I think this should be for everyone to follow.
06:47:02.460I mean, guys, also please remember, Nargis Mohammadi is anti-Israel, is anti-Israel.
06:47:07.840So please also remember that, you know, we know who our allies are and who's our enemy.
06:47:13.320Follow as a principle. There shouldn't be any place for politics.
06:47:17.680By the way, by anti-Israel, by anti-Israel, I mean pro the Palestinian cause, which is a terroristic movement.
06:47:28.720Political violence or intimidation from anyone.
06:47:50.020I'm talking to every single Iranian out there, regardless of their political affiliation.
06:47:54.700We need to show and demonstrate that exactly that's where we differ.
06:47:58.820a regime that is in a punitive way forcing an ideology and and and has been discriminating
06:48:06.080against every possible aspect of people disagreeing with them as opposed to those of us who
06:48:11.000by the way by the way goldie you know what just happened here you know what they just did to us
06:48:17.820they in this important platform they this was not just an attempt to attack princes of paladin
06:48:26.820This was an advertisement for Nargis Mohammadi as somebody that people should go and support.
06:48:35.920And this was she mentioned her name twice in this very important conference just so that they could have her name side by side to Princess Apalavi.
07:03:39.420because she keeps on throwing uh like these curveballs trying to trap kingdoms and he's not
07:03:47.500he's not taking it right um he's not he's not falling for the bait and he's responding you
07:03:53.660know like like a statesman he's responding like a leader and now she's getting frustrated because
07:03:59.340this woman thinks that you know she's it right she she's a hot shot and whatever um and so she's like
07:04:09.340yeah look at the comment by texas troop i'm not gonna highlight
07:04:16.940school you know what i think she has a ego as big as the room and she thinks she is equivalent to a
07:04:29.260aircraft carrier in order irgc oh my gosh she no well she you know what the other thing as well
07:04:39.260is we didn't point this out but she thinks she's equal to king because you know she just she doesn't
07:04:45.340say like your highness or anything like that she's just like oh right she just calls him by his name
07:04:52.620very very rude very rude very dismissive so yeah she's getting frustrated because she thinks that
07:04:58.700you know she's like an amazing journalist yeah yeah i feel like she owns the place yeah and uh
07:05:06.700king is not falling for the bait and so now she's getting but like that is such a hostile position
07:05:12.380that is such a like that is incredibly hostile guys yeah like all right yeah let's continue it's
07:05:22.320okay it's good for more people to know what where these people stand so just keep it oh but you know
07:05:27.540you know you know why okay so just a quick thing remember senator lindsey graham is in the room so
07:05:33.660senator lindsey graham is watching all of this unfold right so senator lindsey graham is probably
07:05:41.060for the first time witnessing Pahlavi derangement syndrome, which is why when Senator Lindsey
07:05:48.560Graham went up and started speaking, he was incredibly spicy and he was like, who is this
07:05:53.920woman? Right? Like, who are you? Because he's watching this unfold and he's realizing as many
07:06:03.880of you in the chat are, like all of you in the chat are seeing this as well, right? Pahlavi
07:06:09.480derangement syndrome very very similar to trump derangement syndrome except we've been dealing
07:06:15.560with people who have pds for for the last 50 years right yeah so oh yeah that's actually a good point
07:06:24.200goldy like you guys think that like you guys have experienced tds you have no idea how violent and
07:06:31.480aggressive pahlavi derangement syndrome is it's actually a sickness like no other
07:06:39.000yeah it's truly a sickness oh my god that's a good point yeah yeah no texas troop we're
07:06:44.680definitely going to senator we're definitely going to ammo graham after this we're going
07:06:48.680to ammo lindsay after for sure because he was spicy i really enjoyed him he was fantastic
07:06:55.080Yeah. Yeah. Pallavi derangement syndrome is actually even more dangerous because some of these people have promised that they will pick up arms and become revolutionaries and terrorists if Pallavi comes back to Iran. So that's the level of crazy we're dealing with here.
07:07:15.080Anyway, you know, good, good, good analogy. I'm going to use that. All right. So let's continue.
07:07:22.080what I promised 47 years ago that has been my commitment and the reason
07:07:26.820millions of people in Iran are calling me and my name and want my return is
07:07:32.160because they know that they can trust me on this I'm the only person that was not
07:07:36.660part of the revolution or ever associated with this regime and that's
07:07:40.340a big plus when it comes to how many candidates are out there and that's why
07:07:44.200you hear my name chanted on the streets of Iran and a lot of people in the
07:07:47.380diaspora supports it as well perfectly said perfectly said guys when it comes to princess
07:07:54.800opalavi demonstrating his legitimacy it's not rationalism it's empiricism you guys know
07:08:03.140empiricism is better than rationalism because we have evidence we don't need to we don't need to
07:08:09.240make a case, we could just show you things. We could show you things. We have actually
07:08:15.740hard proof for the case for Pahlevi. It's not just like rationalization.
07:08:22.580I remember covering the Ahmadinejad era in Iran, and it was a very aggressive posture
07:08:30.240on every issue, including anti-Semitism, anti-Israel, talking about wiping it off the
07:08:35.560face of the map very very violent and i think it really really put certainly the israelis and
07:08:42.440jews around the world off you have been to israel you have i believe visited the western wall
07:08:49.360uh you have supported you are supported by this israeli government oh this is the part that makes
07:08:56.460me really angry guys this is my pro-israeli side got really really angry like i got so
07:09:03.400pissed off when i heard this book okay i didn't know amapur was this anti-israeli so listen to
07:09:10.900this i want to know what you think and why you think that's important because equally this
07:09:18.240israeli government has shown itself to be incredibly intolerant of its own
07:09:23.140citizens rights it's muslim citizens rights inside israel
07:09:28.660in israel has been intolerant of muslim citizen rights in israel a country where you had arab
07:09:41.520supreme court judges putting prime ministers jewish prime ministers in jail a country where
07:09:50.720your Muslim population actually has more legal rights than the Jews because they don't even have
07:09:56.220to serve in the military? I challenge you. I challenge anybody listening here to show me one
07:10:02.320law, not two, one law in Israel that gives more rights to Jews than Muslims in Israel. One law,
07:10:13.360One law. It doesn't exist. We're talking about a country where the Arabs are higher in their universities as a percentage of the population. They have a higher representation in jobs like being a doctor and some other high-paying jobs compared to their percentage of the population.
07:14:12.940No state in the world is asked to do such a thing except the state of Israel to give the rights that they give to their citizens to people who are not their citizens.
07:14:23.540Nobody, no state is asked to do such a thing except the state of Israel, which is absolutely ridiculous.
07:14:31.140And she called them citizens if she meant that.
07:14:34.120If she actually meant the real citizens, Arab and Muslim citizens of Israel, well, they enjoy not equal rights, but more rights.
07:14:42.700The Arabs and Muslims of Israel enjoy more rights than the Jewish citizens because Jewish citizens have to serve in the army and they don't.
07:14:49.980But if she's talking about the Arabs and Muslims in Gaza and Judeo-Sumeria, then she's an uneducated fool because she referred to them as citizens of Israel, and they're not citizens.
07:15:02.080This was the most ridiculous thing I've heard.
07:15:04.840Like, I don't know, like, I expect this from an average Durka Durka protester in the middle of, like, a free Palestine rally.
07:15:12.020I didn't know CNN journalists, like, well-known CNN journalists are that insane as well.
07:15:19.980anyways this was like my jaw dropped when this happened like i was like what are you talking
07:15:27.860about what are you talking about by the way guys you can see i am very passionate about
07:15:33.020defending israel as well because this made me really angry okay anyways let's continue well
07:15:38.780and of course in gaza the occupied west bank and it's very controversial so i just wondered whether
07:15:44.640Why do you think that that is an important relationship to build?
07:15:51.500Yeah, because we Iranian people, we're not idiots.
07:15:55.120And we understand that Israel is on the right side of history.
07:15:58.480And we share a lot of values with them.
07:16:12.540So given that we share similar values, so we are natural allies, we have always been allies, except this past 47 years that the Islamic Republic has stopped our connection with each other, we're just going to go, as soon as the Islamic Republic falls, we're going to go back to being the strong allies that we always were.
07:16:30.860The nation of Iran and the nation of Israel are two nations that are fighting for life in the middle of a sea of death, surrounded by an ideology that is a cult of death.
07:16:41.440Okay, given that we are the two nations that are fighting for life, it only makes sense for us to be cooperating with each other, fighting for life against this cult of death.