00:59:03.700But inside Iran, no, not that much. Not really. And then millions and millions of Iranians came out in the streets in response to his call to action and shouted his name from everywhere in Iran, everywhere in Iran.
00:59:15.580And they destroyed that narrative. So the strategy number two has been this.
00:59:21.200OK, Pahlavi had the support of the Iranian people, but he ruined it by giving by doing the call to action and causing the Iranian people to come out and die.
00:59:29.760he shouldn't have done the call to action right um they've been this is what they have been
00:59:35.040focusing on to try to hurt him and we some people thought that maybe okay maybe now some people will
00:59:42.820not support palavi because of all of this garbage propaganda and now within within 40 days after
00:59:49.320the massacre we see iranian people coming out and shouting javi shah again which completely destroys
00:59:57.360is the attempt for these people to say like oh people came but now they're disappointed
01:00:02.400and now they're they're not pro-pallavi anymore so everything they say is wrong and this one was
01:00:08.160demonstrated to be wrong very fast but let me let me go through the rest of the videos
01:00:14.640um all right let's go to another university the the uloom pezishki university of mashad
01:22:30.860i'm basically working on a list of shame um where we can list you know politicians pundits media
01:22:40.740people um who are quote-unquote anti-war um and basically supporting the islamic regime
01:22:47.980so i'm just i'm just like i'm just working on this really quickly right now
01:22:53.440um i just want to like add add a few names so i can format the table and then i'm gonna you
01:22:59.540know make the link public and then you know people uh who want to you know um um provide their input
01:23:07.460they can send me send me an email or something and then we can just have like a google document
01:23:13.160where people can uh can can do that i love these projects that you do goldie like you can just come
01:23:21.340up like okay first it was the the google doc when it comes to the protest for the gatherings you
01:23:28.400created the research for people to find the location and time of the gathering in their city
01:23:35.120then you started that uh campaign for that petition for canada to recognize precious
01:23:43.120and now we have this this is thank you goldie this is really um so this is her organizing
01:23:50.160skills and everything her legal and political background being used for our benefit thank you
01:23:57.440goldie thank you i know and guys there's like a lot of people we can add but i think right now
01:24:02.400i just want to focus on the politicians right i want to focus on the elected officials
01:24:07.840uh because the list could be thousands and thousands of people long but i want to focus
01:24:12.240on the the politicians um because of what king is a palabi said um i think it was yesterday
01:24:19.280with his message where he said you know we're we're a voting bloc so we need to pay attention
01:24:24.000And we need to keep track of which politicians are against Iran and against the Iranian revolution so that in the future, you know, we can vote as a voting bloc against them.
01:24:38.960So that's what I'm working on right now.
01:24:46.120Anyways, there you go. So that's a little bit of what I'm doing.
01:24:48.960um i did send you two links but petite toe also said something um in in the private chat as well
01:24:56.360so do you want to go through the like three new links there okay let me just start with
01:25:04.740something fun is this and then and then don't forget the arm and power hour is starting at uh
01:25:10.480at two yeah okay like what is this oh my god is this a new ai video
01:25:32.000wait is it going through the doors guys like this is they're closing the door
01:25:38.480and the planes are still going through it's a new technology it's a new technology
01:25:47.680stealth technology wow guys not only they have managed to figure out a way to get their fighter
01:25:55.520just to take off at a rates that no other country has been able to do so so far
01:26:02.560but they have managed to go through closed doors as well so it's so stealth that not even
01:26:10.240not even a middle door can detect your plane that's how stealth it is but we have to be careful
01:26:16.720because if they make everything so stealth then you're not even gonna you're not gonna notice
01:26:22.320their missiles like they're gonna drop a missile on you and they're like you we bombed you i'm like
01:26:26.560but when when did you bomb us like we bombed you like at 2 p.m like okay then why didn't we
01:26:32.560then why did we not notice it like our missiles were stealth we had stealth missiles that's why
01:26:38.720you didn't notice being bombed i think that's where that's that's actually right armin because
01:26:45.120this is another level of stealth that uh they call it anti-material there there's no material
01:26:52.080affected on this place okay okay well then how about this how about we give an excuse to harmony
01:26:58.640and just say like how about we like you get destroyed and everything and then you could just
01:27:04.080say that the islamic republic as a whole continues to exist but in stealth mode okay we will give them
01:27:11.360a way out okay how about we have this in the negotiations okay just continue existing in stealth
01:27:18.320mode it's like that how many already living in a parallel universe yes exactly
01:27:27.020okay yeah exactly okay wait this is cheat yeah oh guys this is cheat gear we have new chantings
01:27:37.940on cheat gear people are shouting at the night they're opening their windows
01:27:43.420and chanting javid shot this is from inside iran let's watch this
01:27:48.320oh somebody's saying javeed and somebody's response other people respond shah and then say
01:34:43.680And then she continues that decision belongs to the brave people of Iran.
01:34:46.900Well, Carrie Lake, the Iranian people have decided to shout the name of their leader, Princess of Pahlavi, in the streets of Iran, and Voice of America Persian is not covering that.
01:35:00.060So you're not respecting the brave people of Iran.
01:35:02.980You're censoring their voice, and this needs to be called out.
01:36:14.740And, guys, I will put the link, everything that Patipto said
01:36:19.200and everything you've learned from Iran Revolution Live,
01:36:22.380use all of that information to educate this woman.
01:36:25.220I'm going to post the link to this tweet.
01:36:29.440in the chat so you could uh basically you know be educational and set her straight okay
01:36:38.720i have some good news um this is one of those times that i appreciate
01:36:46.120uh ali khamenei and his idiotic delusions because he this is the results okay so reuters have
01:36:55.820reported that during indirect talks, Omani mediators handed the Islamic Republic a US
01:37:03.740envelope to missile proposals. The Islamic Republic Foreign Minister Araqchi refused to open it
01:37:13.900and sent it back. They did not even open the envelope to see what the proposal from the
01:37:23.100american side is this is fantastic i love this this is going to make the chance of them being
01:37:32.620have their you know what handed to them a lot more likely and this is good news yes exactly good
01:37:53.100Okay. Oh my God. I don't even know how to translate that joke, but okay. So guys, if you're arrogant, that was a funny, yeah, go ahead.
01:38:03.900No, I'm just telling the people it's an inside joke.
01:38:07.500Yes, it's an inside joke. Of course, yes, yes. Hard to explain.
01:38:11.920But guys, this is such an insulting way to react.
01:38:15.720this is basically President Trump's proposal for these people to save themselves from an
01:38:23.480upcoming attack. And they're like, we're not even going to open the envelope that this level of
01:38:29.480attempted humiliation of President Trump. I mean, it's really hard to imagine that this will not be
01:38:37.720answered with, you know, I'm, you know, I don't know, write your will, Arakshi. I think you're
01:38:45.800going to be on the list of the people who are going to be attacked. By the way, I have a list
01:38:51.200of all the people that, you know, that we think will be targeted during the upcoming war by United
01:39:00.200States and Israel. I think we should put Arakshi. Arakshi because Arakshi is not that important when
01:39:06.140it comes to the U.S. and Israeli interests as being targeted.
01:39:11.920But he is very important for us Iranians because he's one of the so-called reformers.
01:39:16.560And I personally prefer, it's more important for me for the reformers to be taken up because
01:39:21.900if there's any chance for the Islamic Republic to survive, it's through people like Araqshi.
01:39:26.980So I'm really hoping that this level of insulting President Trump puts him on the list of targets
01:39:36.040My main people, you know, I know a lot of people are waiting for Khamenei to be a target.
01:39:41.260I really actually preferred if I know this is like too much to ask for, but I really wish Khamenei would be alive to see the fall of the Islamic Republic.
01:39:50.320When the war starts, the main people I'm going to be celebrating, if they are a target, is Araqchi here, Javud Zarif, Pezishkian, Rouhani, Khatami, and Hassan Khomeini.
01:40:04.080those are the people that i really want to be taken out because um the hardliners have no chance
01:40:09.980the hardliners are already over it's the reformers that might have a tiny little bit of a chance for
01:40:14.500survival so if they are taken out i think that's even uh more important in my opinion do you agree
01:40:20.640with that tiptoe by the way like i actually i think um if we give that we give aroshi that type
01:40:31.940of attention it's uh it's good for him you know he's he's like to talk about um he's all already
01:40:40.820in mind he's competing with his alter ego jawad zarif and in this way he's saying he's better
01:40:48.580but they are so poor poor poor people in term of intelligence so
01:40:56.100no matter what happened to them they're not going to end up well in this situation
01:41:01.940yeah yeah yeah well i mean i don't know the reformers are better with politics and the
01:41:10.000hardliners that's why i consider them to be a threat you know i think the reformers know what
01:41:16.040they're doing yeah yeah the reformers are the main threat for iran and yes the main irgc course
01:41:26.820like um all right so let's go to yeah so he's saying that the reformers are the best help for
01:41:43.900the for the islamic republic that's what put he to say so an iranian from here and from tehran
01:41:50.580posted this so he's saying I get Trump
01:41:54.220this is very important let me actually
01:42:06.360listen to the translation this needs to go viral you know what I'm actually
01:42:10.640going to post a link to this tweet in the chat because more people need to see
01:42:14.480the attitude Iranian people have right now right
01:42:17.860So the translation. An Iranian from Tehran is saying in this post, let it be known that if Trump attacks, well, it doesn't say Iran. This translation is not correct. Let me actually translate this myself.
01:42:31.320Let it be known that if President Trump attacks, and attacks basically the Islamic Republic, and I am killed accidentally, I am one of the victims, as a result, my murderer is Khamenei.
01:42:48.580So this Iranian person inside Iran is saying that if under the bombardment of President Trump, I happen to die, I don't hold President Trump accountable.
01:49:24.000What the president chooses, no one knows.
01:49:26.720I don't think he knows, the advisor added.
01:49:30.480Oh, by the way, let me actually add something regarding
01:49:33.300a news that came out from Iran International.
01:49:36.480One of the reporters from Iran International
01:49:40.480international who is in constantly act active in washington dc um around you know the the
01:49:49.520congress buildings and is constantly talking to the american politicians there i forgot what his
01:49:55.020last name is arash something iranians in the chat if you know who i'm referring to you know the
01:50:00.640the the reporter of iran international who usually comes on camera in washington dc and he reports
01:50:08.960live from the politician he constantly talks to the politicians in america so he has said
01:50:15.300something quite unusual and i don't know if i should take it seriously or not but a lot of
01:50:23.040people trust him because other things that he has said that politicians have said ended up being
01:50:28.640true um and i don't know if this is true or not and i want to see what patipto thinks about this
01:50:34.920OK, so he just he just came out and said that he has heard from people like people around President Trump that when Arash Alawi, thank you, Arash Alawi, thank you.
01:50:50.920Thank you for putting that in the chat.
01:50:52.360Thank you, guys. So he said that he has heard from people around President Trump that when Prime Minister Netanyahu came to Washington, D.C., he had a three-hour meeting with him.
01:51:12.260And they spent one hour, one full hour of that three-hour meeting showing videos of the Islamic Republic's brutality against the Iranian people, all the videos that they have gathered, right?
01:52:06.340somebody who, I'm not saying this is true
01:52:08.340but this comes from somebody who has a good record and he's very well connected and this video is now
01:52:13.860going viral of him saying that this has happened and he claims that this video that was shown to
01:52:21.900President Trump by Prime Minister Netanyahu has now made President Trump's like the idea of having
01:52:32.500to do this for the sake of iranian people as well has leveled up in the priorities like you know how
01:52:39.940we keep hearing about nuclear nuclear we keep hearing about the ballistic range of the ballistic
01:52:45.300missiles and then we hear about their support for proxies but the idea of like okay we need to also
01:52:52.100do this because the islamic republic has basically slaughtered so many iranians usually takes a back
01:53:00.100seat compared to the the priority of this is about nuclear ballistic missiles and proxies
01:53:09.300this person claims that this one hour video that prime minister netanyahu showed president trump
01:53:16.500boosted how important that is in the mind of president trump when it comes to also
01:53:21.780needing to do this for the sake of the iranian people and this is also the explanation of the
01:53:28.260video that we just recently saw from the from president trump saying that the iranian people
01:53:36.740are living in hell and this is not good so i don't know how seriously to take this report
01:53:42.980patip to what do you think about this report that came from rsh loe you know armin i think it's uh
01:53:50.100I'm mostly emotional biased, but I just try to read between the lines and look for the facts.
01:54:00.000President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu was in a meeting. It's a fact.
01:54:06.580They are talking about Iran and Iranian protesters. It was a fact.
01:54:11.340Israel has a technological advance to and capabilities to reach out to Iranian regime, closed CCTVs. It's a fact.
01:54:24.280So no matter of details are sharing through the media, I think that was an effective move through President and through Prime Minister Netanyahu.
01:54:39.280and i think it's uh it was the right move at the right time so uh i just try to focus on the
02:07:14.540So I went through, because I started earlier, I gathered things for one hour, but Goldie made me go start sharing things right at the beginning.
02:07:25.380So I already covered like one and a half hour worth of material.
02:07:29.120But I did want to share something that is Islam related, but not Iran related before I hand it back to Goldie.
02:07:37.420look at this because I you know everything we're everything that we're suffering inside Iran right
02:07:44.660now is because we Iranians were not careful we didn't we lost our country to Islam right
02:07:51.320so we Iranians I think it's one of our responsibilities to use our experience as a
02:07:58.420way to warn the rest of the world especially the UK right because they seem to be the first to want
02:08:05.240it to be to go because of all of this islamic stuff right so let me just i just want to share
02:08:12.300this with you tommy robinson posted this muslims block a block up a gym changing room in northern
02:08:20.460ireland to pray expecting everyone else to wait until they're finished muslims know exactly what
02:08:27.600time to pray they only do this in western countries taking liberties everywhere they go
02:08:34.280people have had enough so let's watch this guys this you should not you should not tolerate this
02:08:41.740okay you should not tolerate this watch this
02:08:44.240guys by the way i'm not against religious liberties take this home go home why are you
02:08:53.160doing this year this guy I'm proud of this guy just like yeah you can't do this this is crap
02:09:17.360this guy this guy knows what's up good job
02:09:47.360good job good job for standing up man good job for protecting your rights
02:10:17.360good job for recording this so that the rest of us could see that this bs please i'm taking away
02:10:22.240your mother they're not in here thank you very much thank you what happened look uh you came
02:10:31.040here just to grab your stuff yeah it's a change in a lot it's not a prayer room yeah yes no you
02:10:37.440can't pray anyone here last year if you want to come back there no you can't come in here no i'm
02:32:52.260you know, people are being arrested and detained.
02:33:12.920Some cities like Abdanan or provinces like Elam or Nurabad Mamassani,
02:33:19.440you the video of the funeral you already showed that these people and these cities they are they
02:33:27.600are already made their mind they're not going to change or come back they are protesting and
02:33:34.960defensing what we are started absolutely okay um let's watch this um i just want to make sure that
02:33:45.040we get to the news from to see i think it's going to be about maybe 30 minutes so we're going to
02:33:49.920take a 30 minute break and then i'll be back and we'll continue with um more breaking news from
02:33:55.120things that uh to see hasn't already reported on so um we'll see you guys soon
02:34:00.960Hello, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to Tursi TV.
02:34:14.800This is your global news channel, Amaya Tursi, and the huge clashes have now erupted across Iran,
02:34:20.520especially in the capital in Tehran, as the university students have managed to break through the barricades that have been set up
02:34:29.800Over the last few weeks, we've had the Islamic occupation forces essentially barricading the students inside university campuses.
02:34:39.600They have been hostages of the Islamic Republic and they are now fighting back.
02:34:46.140There are a number of videos we're going to show you live.
02:34:48.320We're going to give you guys the latest updates from the Americans as well as we are expecting the escalation to reach the Middle East.
02:34:56.860So, first things first, let's talk about the protests and how this whole thing started.
02:35:03.560Over the last few days, we've had in a number of cities, as people were carrying out their 40th day memorial for their loved ones who have been murdered by the regime over the last few weeks.
02:35:17.600Obviously, those, instead of mourning the death of people, they decided to fight back.
02:35:24.080And a new wave of uprising has now started.
02:35:26.860First, we're going to go to a video from Tehran.
02:35:29.600Massive confrontation started initially at Tehran's Arya Merh University of Technology.
02:35:36.960You had on one side the IRGC Basij members with the Islamic Republic flags shouting,
02:35:43.140Haydar, Haydar, blah, blah, blah, something about Muhammad, all the nonsense.
02:35:47.320And of course, the other side, we had the freedom-loving Iranian students chanting,
02:46:58.960So the real victims of today, the IRGC Bassage members.
02:47:03.080But the Iranians have also decided to take justice into their own hands.
02:47:07.780They have not been just sitting at home doing nothing.
02:47:09.900And what they have been doing is they've been building networks to identify the forces and those who are the oppressors, essentially, and the IRGC Batsige members hideouts in Esfahan.
02:47:23.700This is a photo from Esfahan. The local Iranians have managed to identify one of the homes belonging to the Basij,
02:47:33.040or obviously Basij, accusing, some of these people have been accused of killing the two-year-old boy, Ali Mohamed Sauderi.
02:47:41.220Two, he was only two, and he was murdered by the regime.
02:47:44.560So people have decided to basically go and destroy the house, as you do. It's called self-defense.
02:47:51.020But in terms of those who have lost their lives,
02:47:55.360we also have this sad video of a 10-year-old boy in Iran
02:48:00.840whose mother was taken by the regime forces.
02:59:18.240Right. Direct shooting at protesters. According to the reports coming in from Abdanon today, the 21st of February,
02:59:29.420Khamenei's mercenaries in Abdanon in the Elam province have now opened fire directly and extensively on the protesting citizens.
02:59:39.180The people of Abdanan who took to the streets this morning to protest, of course, the arrest of another teacher and activist, Mr. Yagob Mohammadi,
02:59:53.620they started chanting the slogans, Death to Khamenei and Death to the Dictator.
02:59:58.700They are now facing live ammunition from the regime's forces.
03:00:02.940We will get more updates from Abdanan as things are escalating in that part of Iran.
03:00:09.660In terms of geopolitically speaking, we're also getting confirmation that the last few European countries have also now acted.
03:00:18.000Sweden and Serbia are the latest countries from the continent of Europe to now urge their citizens to leave Iran immediately.
03:00:28.000Of course, we've had a number of countries already.
03:00:30.280Most of the European Union have already called for their citizens to leave.
03:00:34.280But we will keep an eye on this development, of course, over the next few hours.
03:00:40.340As I said, according to Pentagon, war is imminent.
03:00:44.840Now, war being imminent, it could be tonight.
03:00:47.440It was last night. I did say it's highly unlikely it would be last night.
03:00:51.160But it could be any time from any moment from tonight till technically the end of February,
03:00:56.400which is the official deadline set by President Trump.
03:01:01.040What we are waiting for now is apparently the Islamic Republic have now promised
03:01:06.240to send a proposal, the draft proposal, the final proposal to President Trump either today or tomorrow.
03:01:15.600And what they are proposing is a bit of a pause when it comes to the enrichment of uranium
03:01:22.580for the nuclear program and a couple of other random things.
03:01:26.100But if they manage to surrender a lot of things that they have, apart from ballistic missiles, then they might be able to buy some time.
03:01:36.900But even if they obviously try to surrender nuclear, but not ballistic missiles, the Israelis are going to go in anyway.
03:01:47.160Because for the Israelis, it's the ballistic missile program that is a threat, that is dangerous.
03:01:52.880But President Trump, according to the White House, he is now considering a very radical option.
03:02:00.040He is going to be taking Khamenei and also his son, Mujtaba, out.
03:02:08.800So one of the options on the table for the Americans is direct assassination of not just the supreme leader, but also his son, who will be his successor.
03:02:17.640Although I'm not really sure why they are considering Mushtabo as his successor,
03:02:22.900because the rest of the regime don't take Mushtabo seriously.
03:08:53.480With Iran facing a reported end-of-February deadline to make major nuclear concessions,
03:08:58.560escalating threats from Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei,
03:09:01.140and growing military deployments, including the arrival of the USS Ford Carrier Strike Group,
03:09:07.160analysts warn diplomacy may be reaching its final moments.
03:09:10.480We break it down with national security expert Dr. Casey Babb, Newsweek columnist Peter Ruff, and Adele Nazarian from the Gold Institute for International Strategy.
03:09:21.000People who watch this space closely are going, we don't know. We have no idea.
03:09:25.260So if people who are paying attention to this part of the world really don't know, it's probably safe to say that the regime doesn't know as well.
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03:17:59.160ydimunی طورتی کنه اعتراض کنه حقشون میکنه حق شرهبندی شو بخواهی تو ساری کشورش دیموکراسی بشه دیموکراسی داشته باشه دیگری دکتاتوری حکومت کنه تو کشورش کرد کنه علم کنه از همه لحاظ حتی من شنیدم به زن های جابیدام هایی که کشش شده بعد از این که کشش شده تجاوز بهشون شده
03:43:17.540Just weeks after the deadliest crackdown in Iran's history, the Islamic Republic is being given not one, but two prominent platforms at United Nations Human Rights Bodies in Geneva.
03:43:36.880Joining us now is Hilal Neuer, the executive director of UN Watch.
03:43:40.340Hilal, thank you so much for being here.
03:45:43.620They stood up for human rights, freedoms, security, international security, peace, rule of law.
03:45:50.060These are the values of the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
03:45:53.900The UN either stands for something or it doesn't.
03:45:56.000And when they claim to meet for the Human Rights Council, they claim to be a body that actually has values.
03:46:02.700And if you stand for them, you cannot grant a podium, you cannot grant a false badge of international legitimacy to a regime that just murdered tens of thousands of its people.
03:46:13.960And here in Geneva, we just hosted victims.
03:46:16.720One woman has a bullet in her arm, another woman, her eye was blinded by the gunshots of the regime.
03:46:23.580Shame on the UN for inviting the murderers who try to wound and kill innocent people.
03:46:31.720And many would argue that the Islamic Republic is the modern-day Nazis of our time.
03:46:37.880Well, if you look at what they say and what they do, they're in that vein.
03:47:27.620There was bystanders, according to eyewitness accounts and forensic evidence, who tried to help him.
03:47:32.320But unfortunately, the security officials took him away and then finished him off, execution style, with a bullet going through his head and out his mouth.
03:47:43.580What message does it send to people like them?
03:47:47.180Well, look, for too long, the international community treated this murderous regime as if they're a legitimate interlocutor, as if they're legitimate diplomats.
03:47:55.660They are terrorists. As Masih Ali Najad said here yesterday in Geneva, she said, these are ISIS. These are the terrorists of the Islamic State. They're no different. They're no better. And they should be treated as such. They should be expelled. There should be no Iranian diplomats in Geneva or the rest of Europe.
03:48:13.240The other countries like the UK need to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization, joining the EU, which today officially added them to their list.
03:48:22.880And they need to make very clear it's not business as usual anymore.
03:48:26.000So look, President Trump has threatened military action.
03:48:29.120That's the only way at this point you're going to stop the regime.
03:48:32.200But every country has to do whatever they can.
03:48:34.440If they're not going to take military action, then do the maximum to stop granting any oxygen, any legitimacy, any fuel to this regime.
03:48:43.240But what do you suppose the United Nations, like you said, given how they were founded and their supposed values, would give legitimacy to a regime that massacred its own people?
03:48:54.800I mean, we don't have a full look at the exact numbers.
03:48:57.380You know, it could be conservative estimates are saying, you know, 36,000.
03:52:27.080How can the same diplomats not do the same remedy when a mass murderer who's just massacred tens of thousands of people, at least, just a month ago, how can you legitimize this regime?
03:52:40.540So based on precedent that's in our demand letter, we're calling on all EU, all Western countries, all democracies, walk out.
03:52:48.000In terms of the United Nations, how long did it take for them to condemn the killings?
03:52:54.980Because to my knowledge, I believe it took at least two weeks for the Secretary General to make some sort of statement.
03:56:25.420There's a special rapporteur in freedom of religion, freedom of speech.
03:56:27.840They could speak about Iran every day if they wanted to.
03:56:30.240for the most part, they're not. The first joint statement on Iran had five out of 81. Only five
03:56:35.820co-signed the statement. So this woman, Mai Sato, she's the expert on Iran. Speak about Iran. Instead,
03:56:41.640she's defending a rapporteur who got criticized by the foreign minister of France, in my opinion,
03:56:46.820rightfully, even if you don't think it's right. It's not her job to speak about that. Meanwhile,
03:56:51.100she's the only UN expert on Iran. Why didn't she condemn when Iran was elected vice chair of the
03:56:55.880U.N. Commission on Social Development, she's a U.N. person. Why didn't she condemn that absurdity
03:57:00.620when yesterday the Islamic regime was elected vice chair, again, of the U.N. Committee on the
03:57:05.880U.N. Charter and its values of international law and peace? Why didn't she condemn that? And the
03:57:10.960others that we mentioned, putting Afsana Nadipur, regime official on the Human Rights Council
03:57:15.540Expert Committee, inviting the deputy foreign minister, she should be condemning these things,
03:57:20.340things that are squarely in her jurisdiction and mandate as the U.N. point person on Iran,
03:57:25.360Instead, she's defending a radical pro-Hamas, pro-regime figure who should be expelled from the UN and who has American sanctions against her.
03:57:36.780So something's messed up with her priorities.
03:57:40.060And as you said, she recently appeared on press TV as well.
03:57:46.180Yeah, Francesca Albanese has numerous times, dozens of times, appeared on press TV, often in exclusives.
03:57:53.740And, you know, the Islamic regime is the first one to defend her from any criticisms.
03:57:57.700And you read the tweet by this U.N. rapporteur, and you can't tell the difference between the U.N. rapporteur's tweet and the statements made by the Islamic regime.
03:58:07.240And so that's why, you know, a lot of people in the Iranian diaspora and outside of the diaspora and inside Iran are calling the U.N. a joke.
03:59:05.800Well, at the end of the day, democracies are the only ones that are subject to any form of
03:59:10.560persuasion. So we call on our governments in Europe, in Canada, in North America, in Australia,
03:59:17.420They need to use whatever levers they have to put pressure on a murderous regime to stop the killings, whether it's designating IRGC, expelling diplomats, pushing for action at the UN.
03:59:31.440Every lever has got to be deployed if we're going to save people whose lives are at threat.
03:59:38.320Is there anything else you'd like to add that we haven't touched on?
03:59:47.420Dr. Casey Babb, Peter Ruff, and Adel Nazarian, thank you all so much for joining us.
03:59:54.660Before we get into strategy and military calculations, I want to bring viewers back to something we just heard.
04:00:02.220In my first segment, I spoke with Parviz Asshari, a father whose 17-year-old boy, Sam, went out to protest.
04:00:10.520He just wanted a better future for Iran.
04:00:13.160He was wounded, taken to the hospital.
04:00:15.480He could have survived. He had, you know, non-life-threatening injuries, but instead the regime took him to custody and decided to finish him off execution style with a bullet to his head.
04:00:27.280And his story, of course, is not isolated. Tens of thousands have been killed.
04:00:32.900Children, as we just mentioned, have been targeted and many more who survived appear to be hoping for President Trump's help to be on the way.
04:06:03.180And then the Americans, in their wisdom, came into Baghdad, fired the people who arrested the criminals and kept the lights on and kept the water running.
04:06:15.580And people had nowhere to turn but to the Islamic revolutionary state, and they joined terrorist groups.
04:06:22.360What Trump is trying to do is change the behavior with subtle pressure, like the total destruction of Iran's nuclear program by the American Air Force.
04:06:35.460I think the next subtle gesture will be an attack on Iran's ability to make war on its neighbors by destroying its ballistic missile program and perhaps an attack on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard leadership in order to inhibit its ability to make war on its own people.
04:07:03.080Ultimately, the Iranian people have to take their government back.
04:09:07.680And going back to that, you know, small triggers versus big triggers from events such as another military strike that Peter mentioned on Iran, could that not lead to the regime to collapse and for the people of Iran to take it from there so that the Americans wouldn't be involved, you know, boots on the ground.
04:09:25.480They wouldn't be involved in regime change per se, but for the Iranian people to take back their country from what they describe many of us as occupation.
04:09:34.520it's great to be on with you with all of you and thank you for having me i do believe that the
04:09:41.340only way to eradicate the theocratic ideology that is you know has been pervaded by a radical
04:09:48.460islamic way of thinking which is completely opposite and diametrically opposed to what the
04:09:52.680iranian people themselves believe in the majority which honestly are secular and they have respect
04:09:58.500and love for all faiths, is to cut it from the core, to cut the cancer out from its root.
04:10:04.480And that's specifically what the Islamic Republic of Iran is currently being led by,
04:10:08.600a cancer that is pervading the entire region and the West with a very, very poisoned ideology.
04:10:16.020And I do believe that President—first of all, this time around, the revolution is different
04:10:21.840than previous times. In fact, it bears a lot of similarity to the revolution that ultimately
04:10:27.520replaced the Shah of Iran with Khomeini, the reason being you have to look at the Grand
04:10:34.280Bazaar in Tehran. During that 1978-1979 revolution, the Grand Bazaar was shut down in response
04:10:42.620to opposing the Shah then. And this time, December 28, 2025, it was shut down in opposition
04:10:49.900to the current Islamic Republic's leadership, the theocratic part of it. And this is the
04:10:56.180economic lifeblood of the regime. You cut off the economic powerhouse, then you're sending a
04:11:02.380message. Once the economy falls, everything else will follow. The power structure will follow.
04:11:08.020And I do believe that President Trump, so just to say, if not when now, then to answer that
04:11:14.800question is, it's going to happen, I believe, before the end of the year. I do not believe
04:11:20.080this weekend, for example, will bring strikes. I think President Trump was very wise in announcing
04:11:25.400that he would be striking i think it was two or three weeks ago what he did then was to pull back
04:11:30.440to observe and he was able to identify where the assets are moving where the billions of dollars
04:11:35.560are being laundered to where the individuals who are either part of the regime operating
04:11:40.680along with them where they were relocating to what the movements were and he caught them off guard
04:11:46.680so what this does now is given better understanding as to who the targets are where they are and where
04:11:51.080they're going uh what i can say is i know he's very interested in and he will have a successful
04:11:56.600nuclear deal negotiated with iran whether that remains to be seen if it's with the current regime
04:12:02.120or with a new form of leadership that remains to be seen i happen to think and i say this and i'll
04:12:07.080say it again he can have it all i think that the people themselves do want a different leadership
04:12:12.440structure whether that means removing the current theocratic ideology and then working with let's
04:12:18.200let's say, the president, Pizashqian, or having, you know, Reza Pahlavi, who's the crown prince
04:12:22.860of Iran, come to—see, I see his role as, of course, ultimately, it's up to the people
04:12:27.100of Iran to decide who they want to lead their nation, but I do see the crown prince operating
04:12:33.360in a way of either he will be an interim leader, let's say, to garner a popular support to
04:12:43.340Exactly. I don't think he has an intention to, nor do I think the U.S. has any intention, frankly, of having him, you know, step in to be the actual, you know, long-term leader. I don't think he wants that himself, but ultimately people will decide. But I think that if he could be beneficial to helping people, you know, rally support for them to take part in elections, it's going to be great.
04:13:03.520But regarding the assets we have, positions that we've had moving into the Middle East, I do think that President Trump is planning something for sure.
04:13:11.840There will be, look, Venezuela was something different, right?
04:13:15.660I think that his intention to get involved in Venezuela, to have, you know, basically a continuation of the Maduro regime without causing any casualties, that was one way of doing it.
04:13:29.300I do believe that there will be minimum, obviously, to no casualties except for if he's targeting actual people who are IRGC officials or are seen as terrorists by the U.S. in a lot of nations.
04:13:43.300He's doing whatever he can to minimize blowback against Israel, against allied nations like the UAE, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia.
04:13:50.660I have to also point out a comment that was made, a tweet rather, that was made by a gentleman, a guy named, he calls himself Sayyid Mohamed Marandi.
04:14:08.540I mean, the way he sees it is he's trying to give people, it's similar to what Israel does, right?
04:14:12.880Israel warns people to evacuate before striking.
04:14:16.000So I think what that indicates is he's obviously close to the regime in Iran.
04:14:19.580They're probably planning a counter-strike in response to America doing anything.
04:14:24.160And I do believe that they will target the Arab nations.
04:14:27.720And it's just a matter of, frankly, trying to mitigate that.
04:14:32.380And I believe that our intelligence, along with Israel's intelligence,
04:14:35.460and even the UAE and Saudi Arabia and Omar and Jordan and Qatar's intelligence,
04:14:41.240will be able to also fight back against any kind of potential strikes against their people.
04:14:46.000But ultimately, you know, the people of Iran have always and the Middle East for that for that part, for that matter, have generally always done better under Republican administrations than under Democratic ones.
04:14:58.680And I think the previous administration also indicated that to us. Unfortunately, under the previous administration's leadership, whoever was leaning it behind President Biden, which is a continuation of, we can say, the Democratic administration prior to President Trump's 2016 election victory, they were more interested in starting wars.
04:15:20.780And there was no reason for the war in Ukraine to go on as long as it has.
04:16:23.440And so I agree with much of what Peter said,
04:16:25.940but I also believe that this operation could potentially be
04:16:33.420a little more significant than some people might think
04:16:38.100Just simply because of the cascading effects that it could have to the benefit of America and America's allies throughout the region.
04:16:47.620I mean, when you cut off the tentacle of an octopus, it grows back.
04:16:53.340And so if you look at the region, even beyond Qatar, if you look at Hezbollah, Hamas, other entities in the region that have killed scores of Americans,
04:17:02.040right now there's some relative calm if we want to put it that way but that's not guaranteed over
04:17:09.920the long term and so you have to cut the head off the octopus and so um i see there there's an
04:17:18.500opportunity here um and even if you look at the the matter of the palestinians um which this is
04:17:24.720in part why you're seeing so so many the silence of quote-unquote progressives right and in this
04:17:30.620whole situation is because you know the the schizophrenic thinking that that you know plagues
04:17:35.880that sort of uh ideological sphere is that yes these are bad this is a bad regime these are bad
04:17:42.080people but they're also the lifeline supporting the palestinian resistance um and so if you look
04:17:47.940at it there i mean america and and other countries are putting billions of dollars into you know
04:17:52.500the board of peace and you know some sort of peace building effort in gaza if you allow the
04:17:59.340regime to continue on the way that it has been operating, you're sort of working at, you know,
04:18:06.440you're not doing yourself any favors in that part of the world, in that region. And so I think if
04:18:12.780you want to have substantive change in the Palestinian territories as well, all roads sort
04:18:17.980of lead to the regime in Iran. So there are complexities here. There are many layers here,
04:18:23.200geopolitical issues and factors that need to be taken into account. But again, I see there's an
04:18:29.980opportunity here to really rewrite much of the Middle East as we know it. And I think, frankly,
04:18:37.140that there's a responsibility here, even if the United States administration, if President Trump's
04:18:45.100administration has made it clear that they don't want a regime change, maybe there's somewhere just
04:18:51.220built beneath that threshold that gets, you know, the people of Iran, um, uh, we're talking about
04:18:57.380America, you know, and maybe it's time for a football analogy within, you know, field goal
04:19:01.480range, um, to have, uh, to have something happen here that is meaningful over the long term. So,
04:19:07.640um, yeah, I don't know if we're going to see something in the coming days, I would imagine
04:19:11.540we'll probably get a better sense of things, but, um, who knows? I mean, that, as I was saying
04:19:16.600earlier to somebody, you know, this is to the benefit of America and Israel, that people
04:19:22.800who watch this space closely are going, we don't know, you know, we have no idea.
04:19:26.480So if people who are paying attention to this part of the world really don't know, it's
04:19:33.060probably safe to say that the regime doesn't know as well.
04:20:42.660They understand that Iran threatens them as well.
04:20:45.900They may not want to give voice to that, but they understand it and then understand that Donald Trump is putting that tiger back in the cage.
04:20:54.980And so it is safe to ally themselves, which is why the Egyptians, the Turks and the Qataris stood up and signed the peace plan that Trump proposed, why they are working to bring about peace in Gaza, why the Abraham Accords are extending,
04:21:10.480why we are seeing progress, because people are no longer worried about the radicalism
04:21:17.240coming out of Iran, or at least not as worried as they were.
04:21:22.120They see that there is a brighter, better future for the Iranian people and for the
04:21:27.500people of the region based on peace, coexistence, and leading to prosperity, which is what
04:21:34.000everybody wants and what the creator offers to everyone.
04:21:37.300And I would, if you don't mind, just want to add one other thought as well.
04:21:44.380And again, I agree with virtually everything that Peter said.
04:21:47.720But, you know, leaders and their leaders and decision making and perceptions change over time.
04:21:55.840And I have no doubt that there are people sitting down with the president and people close to him in his inner circle and saying,
04:22:04.840they've killed X amount of people in the last 24 hours.
04:22:10.600Not just that, they're probably weaving in personal stories.
05:07:29.880The only question is whether or not it happens sooner rather than later.
05:07:37.780So the question is how long it's going to take.
05:07:42.100So that's why the military intervention from the United States is so important
05:07:46.360because that's going to help speed up the process.
05:07:54.360process. And of course, LISC, sorry, limit the number of lives being lost, right? And
05:08:01.780King Herzog Pahlavi himself said that during his press conference in Washington, D.C. a few weeks
05:08:09.380ago. And he's also been saying that in various interviews that he's had since then, right? So
05:08:15.440we all know the regime's going to fall. It's just a matter of when. And the sooner it happens,
05:08:20.620the more lives we can save because right now you know even with the footage coming out yesterday
05:08:24.940and today where the regime is just opening fire on iranians um the the you know they're still
05:08:31.500murdering people um okay i have the updates if whenever you want me to go through them
05:08:38.540please all right all right so as we showed you at the beginning of the stream let me just give
05:08:44.780me a summary on the first day of university reopening in iran which coincided with the 40th
05:08:51.340day memorial of the january protester massacre a massive new wave of student protests erupted
05:09:00.860so regards to locations we're looking at protests took place across major campuses including amir
05:09:06.460kabir uh sharif university tehran university shaheed bhd and mashat medical sciences universities and
05:09:17.660so this was like really widespread as soon as the universities open in iran so we had
05:09:23.740direct confrontation students wore black cold uh black clothing held uh sit-ins sit and so
05:09:31.580So, black clothing for our fallen, and they have sit-ins, and they stood face-to-face with suppression forces, as we showed you some videos at the beginning of the stream.
05:09:45.360So, the chants and demands slogans were directly aimed against the Islamic Republic, and also pro-Pahlevi sentiment.
05:09:52.520There was a heavy presence of pro-Pahlevi chants, such as, this is the final battle, Pahlevi will return, and also Javid Shah.
05:09:59.980a prominent chant one of the prominent chant was death to the three corrupts corruptions
05:10:08.040the mullahs the lefties the mek this was this represents a total rejection of the historical
05:10:14.060alliance between islamist marxist and the mek uh and yeah so these are all the ideologies that
05:10:22.320are blamed for ruining the country there was violent crackdown basiji militia forces violently
05:10:28.440attack students gatherings at sharif and amir kabir universities uh after attempting to co-op
05:10:34.840the 40-day memorial for themselves um and the atmosphere on the university grounds remain highly
05:10:42.920uh securitized i think amniatic that's the best way to translate it security like
05:10:48.760heavy security forces presence with severe pressure on students and then we had individual
05:10:55.800defiance resistance um we had students resisting it we had for example former uh prisoner mehdad
05:11:05.320um actually i have to actually double check this i'm not going to read that one right so this is
05:11:10.200a very historical shift for people who might not understand how significant this is uh this is a
05:11:15.640huge paradigm shift universities historically were dominated by leftist ideologies they're
05:11:21.720experiencing a massive shift towards pro-pahlevi and nationalist patriotic sentiments by the way
05:11:29.560this also shows that our university students are different from other the rest of the world's
05:11:33.800university students because the level of patriotism and nationalism in our universities i mean even in
05:11:42.120iran universities were more left-leaning compared to the rest of the country just like most other
05:11:47.400places but now we have solved that problem our universities are filled with patriots who shout
05:11:55.800out jaw which is amazing right um yeah so students are this is reclaiming history students are
05:12:06.680actively re-evaluating history and rejecting ideological historians they view the pahlevi
05:12:14.120legacy not as a distant past but as a living educational identity for the future and the
05:12:21.400timing is very symbolic these protests align with the eve of the third of esvan basically february
05:12:28.20022nd the anniversary of reza shah's emergence in 1921 reza shah is viewed by these students as the
05:12:37.080father of modern iranian universities so it was actually pretty insane for our for our universities
05:12:45.480like back in my father's time universities in iran were very leftist and anti-pallavi anti-imperialist
05:12:52.120anti-zionist all of that nonsense which didn't make any sense because all the universities that
05:12:56.840they were studying in was built by reza shah and also muhammad reza shah so for you to go into
05:13:04.120university and be anti-pahlavi while studying in a university built by pahlavi it was pretty
05:13:12.520hypocritical and it's very nice that today's students they view the university students in
05:13:18.920iran they view that reza is viewed as the father of modern universities in iran right so this is
05:13:27.560this shows that iranian university students have a much higher level of awareness and political
05:13:33.560understanding of their own history and the politics of their country.
05:13:38.840The political maturity of the Iranian people is one of the reasons why I have a lot of
05:13:45.440hope for the future of Iran once we become free.
05:13:48.240The Iranian people are very aware of history, very aware of politics, very aware of global
05:13:53.620affairs, and this level of intelligence and awareness is going to make the wisdom of a
05:14:02.560crowd in Iran even more effective in directing us
05:14:08.800into the right way even compared to even other
05:14:12.940average societies, other societies, right?
05:14:15.340So Sharif University was originally founded
05:14:19.760by Muhammad Reza Shah, who envisioned it
05:17:28.300It's going to put the United States in the perfect position in the Cold War that is going to be starting with China.
05:17:36.640Having Iran as an ally positions the United States very well to get ready for that, right?
05:17:44.440But other than Iran flipping over to the United States side,
05:17:49.880And another significant thing that happens in this war is by the United States giving
05:17:56.240the opportunity to demonstrate all the abilities that it has gained in the past 20 years and
05:18:03.340it hasn't been able to demonstrate that to deter China from trying anything.
05:18:10.520This is why this war is going to be so important.
05:18:14.320Not just for the region, not just for the Middle East, but for China.
05:18:19.880Obviously, we all know China, when this war starts, China is going to be watching and evaluating every single second of this war.
05:18:29.500And this war will be studied forever, everywhere, in academia, in every single military strategy, think tank, or any form of analysis, but any government when it comes to warfare.
05:18:47.360Every single second of this war, all the strategies, everything that was used, everything that didn't work exactly the way, all the communication, frame by frame, every corner, every second will be documented, will be recorded, and will be studied for years and years to come everywhere.
05:19:10.200People will be having lectures about this.
05:19:13.240People will be writing books about this.
05:19:15.440There will be documentaries after documentaries being made about this.
05:19:19.140This is going to be a very, very significant war if it happens the way all of these analysts are saying.
05:19:25.840But one of the most important, and guys, this is the most important war of our lifetime.
05:19:33.340This is going to completely change the balance of the global powers as it is right now.
05:19:40.200put america in a very very very comfortable position going forward when it comes to china
05:19:47.400that's why this is one of the most historical events that will happen this could bring finally
05:19:51.960peace in the middle east um and if pieces happens in the middle east but because remember guys if
05:19:58.280peace is brought to the middle east then most of the main countries in the middle east will be u.s
05:20:03.400allies and this the middle east is the connection between three continents if countries in the
05:20:09.880middle east become are mostly u.s allies you are you have america will have so much um allies and
05:20:16.760influence in the in the place that connects forget even the oil and gas this is the connection
05:20:23.480between all of the trade routes that connects india and china to europe and israel and africa
05:20:30.120go through the middle east so strategically this is such an important place for it to
05:20:36.760move to the american side before we enter this new age of cold war between china and united states
05:20:43.800it's very important that this happens before we get to that phase for america for the west for
05:20:49.960for all of the values the classical liberal values that we support here this is this is so bad for
05:20:56.680russia and china and really good for israel and america and the entirety of the west so that's
05:21:01.960why it needs to happen right but what i was saying is that by demonstrating by united states being
05:21:07.880able to demonstrate all of the toys that they have developed in the past 20 years that they haven't
05:21:13.400been able to demonstrate them in a real warlike scenario that demonstration is very important
05:21:21.240for china to see as a way to make it back the f off and basically realize how inferior it is
05:21:29.560when it comes to military strength to the united states that demonstration if this goes wrong it
05:21:35.080will embold china it will make them more confident but if it goes really really well uh then it will
05:21:41.720scare the bejesus out of them and they will back down and by one war like a lot of them some
05:21:48.760americans think like oh my god this is going to be very costly if you could a war with china
05:21:54.840will be a lot more expensive okay if by this war you could get china to back the f off you
05:22:01.160will be saving so much money i mean not a head-to-head confrontational war but there's
05:22:06.200going to be a lot of regional conflict with china using different ways like different you know i'm
05:22:11.720not going to go into that but but all of that together um is more costly than this war so
05:22:18.840even though you're going to be saving a lot of money by toppling the islamic republic just in
05:22:23.720the middle east because the united states wouldn't have to dedicate so much resources in maintaining
05:22:30.520stability in the middle east you would also be saving a lot of money if this war goes really well
05:22:35.880when it comes to demonstrating your deterrence capabilities to the ccp and having to having them
05:22:41.960to reevaluate and back down and all of the money that you the united states would be saving from
05:22:47.480them backing out because of their realization of how the ability of the united states that will
05:22:54.040also save you a lot of money that's why a lot of people don't understand that information warfare
05:22:59.000is as important as military warfare this is why biden's um mishandling of the exits from
05:23:08.600afghanistan uh cost america so much money because it made america's enemies uh more confident when
05:23:18.520it comes to being more aggressive so there's a lot of military costs associated with dealing
05:23:23.880with that aggression so in the same way if you're very very successful in a battle because of the
05:23:29.880deterrence because of demonstration that of that deterrence capability and then backing off and
05:23:35.560basically becoming less aggressive that will save you uh potentially uh trillions of dollars in
05:23:42.120revenue right and basically in taxes right so let me know if that makes sense by the way um so where
05:23:49.240was i right so the us is my okay i already read that part military assets in region comparable
05:23:56.520scale yeah already let me know if i'm the way i explained this let me know if it's first of all
05:24:01.240if it makes sense and if it's also understandable let me know in the chat because i want to make sure
05:24:06.360that what i'm explaining is and also if it's helpful let me know if it's helpful
05:24:13.080um there's also a post from kingers of pahlavi
05:24:18.440oh my god okay let's go to that yeah totally totally
05:24:24.040missed this i just posted it right now so and this is in english this is in english so this is a
05:24:32.940message to um non-iranians and everyone or you know no one people who don't speak persian um
05:24:40.340like this is a message to you guys so he says i was proud to represent the people of iran
05:24:45.300at the munich security conference to ensure that world leaders policymakers and the media heard
05:24:50.860their voice i wasn't alone but with 250 000 of my compatriots each day more of the world is with us
05:24:58.540in our fight for freedom guys this message is for you this message is for you get ready okay
05:25:07.580Look at us here today, we see so many flags, representing so many nations, we know we are
05:25:27.420not alone and we thank you for being with us for all people around the world
05:25:38.280who stand today in unity with the Iranian people this is not just because
05:25:44.760it's good for us and you do it out of compassion and care for our rights to
05:25:51.660liberty and justice and equality and human rights but understand that it is
05:25:56.700in your best interest too to have unlike this regime that has been propagating terror and
05:26:03.500radicalism we the people of iran are peacemakers and not warmongers we like to be friends especially
05:46:53.380okay so this is actually very interesting so okay say it it says they killed 72 nations
05:47:06.940where are the shia chess beaters now okay so this 72 refers to two different things at the
05:47:15.920same time and no it's not the 72 who is in heaven it's not that there there are there are other
05:47:22.640things that are 72 okay so when hussein hussein um by the way guys let me know if you'd like to
05:47:33.280go this deep into the mythology into the symbolism and mythology and the stories behind these these
05:47:39.220verses here okay so hussein is the third imam of shia muslims right and he's he was the grandson of
05:47:47.880Muhammad Prophet Muhammad or for Shia Muslims Imam Hussain is the most significant person more
05:47:55.800important than Muhammad more important than Allah Hussain is everything okay it's usually competition
05:48:03.540between Ali and Hussain and Hussain is actually more even more popular than Ali and so when he
05:48:10.880went and you know Shia Muslims keep crying about the fact that he was killed by Yazid in Karbala
05:48:17.560And every year in the same day, they have Ashura and Tarsua and they beat themselves and they cry about the fact that Yazid killed Hussain, right?
05:48:29.100So the 72 here is the number of people that Hussain had with him in Karbalo.
05:48:36.800So when Muslims cry about the events of Karbala close to 1400 years ago, they cry about not just the murder of Hussein, but the murder of the 72 people, because all of these people were the best of all people, according to Shia Muslims.
05:48:52.800Everybody else abandoned Hussein except these 72 people.
05:48:56.260So these 72 people, every single one of them has their own story, and Shia Muslims know their stories, they tell their stories, and they cry about them every year for 1,400 years, right?
05:49:08.160But however, 72, there's another 72 in another poet's book, Hafez.
05:49:15.180Hafez is a Persian poet, and he's very famous.
05:49:20.100He's very much loved, not as much as Ferguson, but he's very high up there.
05:49:24.220And in his book, in his poetry, the 72 nations in the poetry of Hafez is a reference to all people of every color and every religion and every sect and everything.
05:49:40.880So basically, Hafez refers to all people as the 72 nations, right?
05:49:48.460So given that 72 refers, based on Hafez's poetry, to all people of all nations, of all religions,
05:49:56.780but 72 also is the 72 people who died in Karbala, who Shia Muslims keep crying about,
05:50:07.740this song here is trying to show that when they kill so many people, you don't cry about it,
05:50:13.820You don't come and beat up your, like, here's also, they're killing 72, they're killing 72 nations, basically they're anti-humanity, they kill so many people, but you, you go and cry over the death of those 72 people.
05:50:30.560So it doesn't explain all of that, it just says this, it says, they killed 72 nations, where are the Shia chess beaters now?
05:50:39.560But it doesn't say Shia, but it just says, where is your chest beating?
05:51:01.540So you beat your chest for 72 people who died 1,400 years ago in a desert in Karbala, but you show no emotions when they're killing 72 nations.
05:51:16.740But by saying 72 nations, it just means people of all kinds, people of all kinds of colors and religions and places.
05:55:04.160So what the Islamic Republic did in Rashid city is that when people, when they started shooting, like when the order of shooting came and the regime started shooting into the crowds, the people ran away from the main city and they went into the alleys in the corner.
05:55:23.240and because of the Rashid Bazaar was close by
05:55:28.080and there are so many different corners in the bazaar,
05:55:31.280so many people went into the Rashid Bazaar
05:56:05.820And they were shooting so many people indiscriminately.
05:56:09.280People were coming out of the fire to save themselves,
05:56:12.100and they were being shot left and right as they were escaping the fire.
05:56:15.600And it was men, women, and children coming out of the fire,
05:56:19.220and they would shoot every single one of them, right?
05:56:21.340So this is what this part of the song is referring to.
05:56:26.400It's saying the Rashd fire didn't turn into a garden, right?
05:56:30.060So the people were burning in the fire of the Rashd bazaar.
05:56:37.240And this second part that it didn't turn into a garden is referring to a Quranic verse.
05:56:45.140So in the Quran, there's a story that the unbelievers basically got tired of Abraham preaching monotheism.
05:57:00.560So the unbelievers sentenced Abraham to death, so they arrested him, and his sentence was death by fire.
05:57:11.760So the way that they did it, that they had a real huge pile, like big fire.
05:57:17.220The fire is so big that nobody could get close to it.
05:57:20.100So you had to throw the person in because the fire was so big and so hot that nobody could get close to it.
05:57:26.740And they basically had this equipment or whatever that they would throw Abraham in.
05:57:31.320And then when Abraham was falling into the fire, this Islamic miracle happened that the fire turned into a garden of flowers.
05:57:40.960and Abraham fell into the flowers and nothing happened to him.
05:57:45.080So this is a story in the Quran, and that's what this is referring to.
05:57:50.400So it says, in Islamic tradition, Abraham is thrown into flames,
05:57:54.040and it won't burn and turns the fire into a garden.
05:57:59.980He's saying that this time the fire of Rash didn't turn into a garden.
05:58:05.400So meaning that it's in your, basically it's suggesting that it's in your fantasies, in the Quranic verses, only your people fall into fire and nothing happens to your people, nothing happens to Abraham.
05:58:18.340But our people, when you're setting fire on our people, they just burn.
05:58:23.800Okay, so it's Abraham. Yeah, maybe Abraham is spared because God, like Allah, saves Abraham from the fire.
05:58:35.620But there's nobody saving our people. When you set our people on fire, they just burn.
05:58:45.240So far, you guys are with me. Let me know in the chat.
06:15:14.960But he's comparing the Islamic Republic to the great unforgivable crime of the MEK that worked with the Iraqis to kill Iranians.
06:15:26.240So he's saying, like the MEK, who are the enemies of Iranians, you also brought Iraqis to kill Iranians.
06:15:35.760So the Hashishabi, otherwise known as the Popular Mobilization Front, is an Iraqi Shia militia group that is the proxy of the Islamic Republic that was one of the main three groups of Shia militia groups that the Islamic Republic brought inside Iran to kill the protesters because they didn't have enough people to suppress the Iranians.
06:16:02.640Right. So the three was Hashish Shabby, Hashish Shabby from Iraq, Fatim Yun from Afghanistan and Zainab Yun from Pakistan.
06:16:12.640And basically by by reminding people that the reason why we consider MEK to be the enemies of Iranians is their collaboration with those Iraqis that can kill Iranians.
06:16:23.020And this Islamic Republic did the same thing. Right.
06:17:31.940The last part says, it tells the Islamic Republic that just like the MEK, you are enemies of Iranians,
06:17:38.360and asks for whom are you bringing the Iraqis.
06:17:41.120This again refers to the fact that both the Islamic Republic and the MEK, who collaborated with Saddam during the Iran-Iraq war, they both brought Iraqi forces into the country to kill Iranians.
06:17:53.660So this part, giving artificial respiration with chemical gas also refers to reports coming from various cities that the Islamic Republic used chemical gases in the massacre of the people.
06:18:16.620remember when goldie and i showed you the islamic republic using gas max masks and there were some
06:18:22.860reports regarding people's skin is reacting to it so this is what this part is referring to it
06:18:27.900today too so okay this part is it okay so so good is the name of the song and so good means the fall
06:18:40.220so it's saying the fall so this is about the fall of the islamic republic so the fall every time it
06:29:42.340But people want to remind them of that these 47 years of the Islamic Republic is nothing
06:29:50.340compared to multi-thousand year history of Iran.
06:29:58.360So many people around the world, when you say Iran, they think of mullahs, which is so unfair given that we had thousands and thousands of years of history of kings, and only in the past 47 years we have been dealing with mullahs.
06:30:23.720So if you think of Iran and you think of these moon laws, you have to understand that this is just a stumbling block in our history.
06:30:32.160Like it's just a small, it's just nothing.
06:30:35.140It's just basically a small little, I mean, it looks very big obstacle because as individuals, 47 years is as big as like half a lifetime for an individual.
06:30:48.520But that's only when you compare it to our lives as individuals.
06:30:53.720But to Iran as an ancient nation with thousands of years of history, 47 years is nothing.
06:31:06.720So even though the Islamic Republic is a big obstacle for us as Iranian people who have only one lifetime to live,
06:31:15.720If for Iran as a country, 47 years is something, it's just like a bad, a very short, a blip, exactly.
06:31:33.000It's just like a very short nightmare, like a small little nap with a nightmare that you wake up from immediately, right?
06:31:41.040So a lot of us like to remind the Islamic Republic that they're nothing, that once they're over, they would be over in a way as if they did not even exist.
06:31:54.540Like Iran has dealt with bigger, longer lasting tragedies and problems than the Islamic Republic and has overcome them.
06:32:04.500You know, Iran has dealt with, you know, Alexander's invasion, the Arab invasion, the Mongols invasion, and it has survived every single one of them.
06:32:17.060So these 47 years, like the Mongols came and went and we still overcame them.
06:32:22.120They are nothing compared to all the other things that we had to deal with.
06:32:26.240And 47 years will be over and the Islamic Republic will fall and it would be as if they never came.
06:32:34.140Like they wouldn't even, like if you look at the entire book of Iran's history, they wouldn't even be able to fill a page.
06:32:44.440So this part is saying in Iran's history, your era is worthless, like it's nothing.
06:32:52.120They shot throats during chants. So this is in reference to being shot in the throat while shouting slogans. This refers to reports stating that during this early January, when the revolution was on its peak, when people were in the streets in the million, the Islamic Republic would shoot at people in the throat while they were chanting Javid Shah.
06:34:09.200In many of the narratives and reports coming out of Iran, it's said that one person was chanting slogans like Javid Shah when a bullet struck him in the throat.
06:34:20.240They deliberately and intentionally target the throat and vocal cords that were shouting.
06:34:28.140And this part is saying that all of the bullets that were being shot at people were either towards their brain or towards their throat.
06:34:39.200So it's saying there were only, it was very rare for people to be shot in the leg.
06:34:48.560And saying my heart is broken for this young 18-year-old that died.
06:34:56.420Okay, so yeah, so basically reporting and people are confirming that a lot of reports comes that people were shot in the throat on purpose apparently.
06:42:33.420Yeah. By the way, I'm not making the translucent one part. They're so white. It's said in Islam that they're so pale that you could see their bones. And apparently that's supposed to be attractive. Like jellyfish. Exactly. Neo is saying like jellyfish.
06:44:46.640And this is why you know that this is a pro-Pahlavi song, because this part, even though it doesn't mention Pahlavi, but this part of the song is referring to this image, right?
06:45:03.480so i posted this saying iranians write jabushah with their own blood in the streets of iran
06:45:11.640so this was in the middle of the shooting like right the day after the shootings the mass
06:45:16.620shooting the mass the giant mass slaughter that happened let me actually copy copy image
06:49:23.880He said, even if the IRGC washes the whole city every day,
06:49:27.580This refers to the IRGC, you know, remember guys, when we were reporting, when they were doing a mass slaughter of the Iranian people, they would come out the next day and they would bring fire trucks and they would take the hose and they would try to wash all the blood that they spilled themselves the night before just to hide the evidence of their mass slaughter.
06:49:53.560So that's why he's combining these two lines.
06:49:56.320He's saying like, even if the IRGC keeps washing the entire city every day,
06:50:00.300the blood that they spilled cannot be washed away.
06:50:03.280Let me see what Jewish Tom wrote here saying.
06:50:06.140It says even if IRGC washes the city every day, blood cannot be cleaned by anything.
06:50:12.120It refers to the IRGC forces immediately beginning to wash the streets
06:50:16.500after killing people to make it appear as if nothing had happened a few hours earlier.
07:14:23.840you know what if i was somebody at working at dea i was showing him at the television of uh
07:14:34.840for a perfect example of misusing or abusing psychoactive substance
07:14:41.040so guys so the summary of this is that there's another world
07:14:50.380So the whole world is basically, there's a sea that when the sun hits it, it creates bubbles.
07:14:57.340And each one of these bubbles are a big bang.
07:14:59.500And these big bangs create parallel universes.
07:15:02.560And in some of these universes, the sun is made out of ice.
07:15:06.180And if the sun is made out of ice, the light comes from the ice.
07:15:09.260And when light comes from the ice, everything created in that world, from the earth of that world, is so much more beautiful, including the boys and the girls.
07:15:17.140and you have no idea how beautiful the girls are in a world that light comes from ice that's the
07:15:24.300summary yeah yes so so so for all of you for all of you so when i said that um like you know there
07:15:33.540there's regular western politics and then there's iranian politics i wasn't exaggerating i was not
07:15:41.200exaggerating i was on this guy this guy has a cult following so he's a he's another uh project
07:15:48.000of the islamic regime and he actually has a cult following and he actually believes that he is the
07:15:53.600legitimate shah of iran yeah not sure emperor well right right so yes so he believes he's the emperor
07:16:01.040of iran yes yeah so like i said iranian politics i'm telling you guys you know not only not only
07:16:08.000do we deal with like you know muslim terrorists murdering us right like that aside that aside
07:16:14.560which is a whole other tragedy in and of itself we have like marxist islamists we have like the
07:16:19.680fake controlled opposition we have like all these like you know woke crazies and then we have like
07:16:24.880emperor meth as well you know what goldie you could have him the people who wanted the show
07:16:31.760you wanted oh the people who want to talk here you go you can take him you can you can take
07:16:37.520you can take emperor meth you wouldn't you ask for an iranian show here we have
07:16:43.520Okay, so that was that one. That ended much quicker. That ended much quicker. So there's
07:17:04.180that one. And then let me share. Let me share one more. And then I'll be back in a little
07:17:11.080bit to continue. I'm just, I'm just in the middle of eating dinner. So here's, here's
07:17:22.900Jihadi Pilates. All right. Here is, here is Jihadi Master Splinter and the Jihadi Ninja
07:17:32.220turtles so this is where armin would be like because he he knows all like the shia stuff
07:17:43.900right so they're basically saying like yah ali ali was one of the imams i don't know which imam
07:17:49.740ali was um armin knows the numbers i don't know let's say imam ali is imam number i don't know
07:17:56.38047 and then they say imam hossein like they say y'all hossein i don't know y'all hossein is like
07:18:03.020imam number i don't know a hundred oh ali's the first one okay there you go whatever okay thanks
07:18:08.860thanks guys thanks guys okay see this is this is where we need armin because i i'm terrible at
07:18:14.060translating or or explaining this stuff right i don't know okay so ali's the first one i don't
07:18:19.580know ali hossein hassan muhammad like i don't even know what the difference is between them all
07:18:23.980there's 12 of them geez seems like there's more honestly because they're like there's like there's
07:18:29.880like the 12 oh you like your burgundy miga hat oh thank you thank you for your support appreciate
07:18:36.220that all right i don't know there's 12 of them whatever okay hossein is three which one's hassan
07:18:43.880is there an imam hassan and then there's what like an imam uh like oli is there like a hassan
07:18:51.480catch on is there like uh i don't know oh oh there's the hassan oh my gosh hassan hossein
07:19:00.040okay i i honestly i just like randomly put a name out there hassan okay so hassan is there
07:19:05.880all right what about uh okay let me let me see if i can guess the other names no no no don't
07:19:09.560don't tell me the names i want to guess their names so okay so there's ali there's hassan
07:19:14.760there's hussein do we have like an imam abulfaz is there like an abulfaz or what about like an
07:19:21.960abdul is there like an abdul imam abdul do we have that or like an abulfaz do we have like an imam
07:19:30.920like i don't know ainola i don't know man maybe maybe they're all just named hassan and hussein
07:19:39.640and ali i don't know anyways okay so all right let's go back so you guys told me okay so imam
07:19:45.720so they say ya ali ali is the first imam apparently and then they say ya hussein that's the third one
07:20:03.960oh there's a rizzo there's a rizzo apparently there's like an imam rizzo
07:20:07.960oh yeah that makes sense imam reza yeah there's there's a reza okay but guys so so this this here
07:20:13.480what you're watching this is the original version of like that clip that um armin shared so this is
07:20:21.960like a this is a this is not satire this is a real exercise video that's shown on islamic regime
07:20:30.280state tv yeah so you know you know how like you wake up in the morning and like you turn on the tv
07:20:35.960and there's like you know exercise programs on certain tv channels yeah this this is the
07:46:56.060Guys, as soon as Bapish is done, so anyone who's watching on Armin's channel on X or YouTube, as soon as Bapish is done, I'm ending Armin's channel.
07:47:08.020So that he doesn't get copyright striked with the documentary that I'm showing.
07:52:42.680All right, so we have now switched from Iran Revolution Live to The Goldie Show, documentary watch party.
07:53:09.920um welcome everyone so let's continue with the documentary that we were watching last night
07:53:16.600we'll finish it off um one of my favorite documentaries it was made in 1974
07:53:21.540and it's um it's about iran prior to the islamic occupation so this is where we left off last
07:53:34.800night for those of you who missed the first half it's it's at the end of um yesterday's live stream
07:53:40.960what i'm gonna do is after tonight after tonight um when i'm done this live stream i'll take
07:53:47.760the live stream from yesterday and then i'll i'll add it to this one i'll merge the two together
07:53:53.600and i'll make like a separate video so that you guys can reference it as well with um all the
07:53:59.400comments, but let's continue. So when we left off yesterday, we were at the part where we were now
07:54:09.640seeing footage of young children going to school, publicly funded schools that were built by Shah
07:54:19.440the father of the current shah of Iran. And basically, the Pahlavi dynasty made primary
07:54:30.120education mandatory for children. So all children had to go to school to get an education.
07:54:37.820And the education, like the schools were basically built by the government,
07:54:44.400funded by the government, and the shah of Iran, remember, he created a literacy peace
07:54:49.340Corps, whose purpose it was to go into all the rural areas, rural villages, to teach reading
07:54:58.520and writing to everyone. And keep in mind, when the grandfather of the current Shah of Iran
07:55:05.680assumed the throne, and remember, last night, we, well, I already knew this, but you all found out
07:55:12.060that when he assumed the throne, it wasn't a coup d'etat. He was democratically elected,
07:55:18.280So it was the democratically elected majlis. Majlis is the Iranian word for constitution.
07:55:26.260It was the democratically elected majlis who used their constitutional powers to get rid of the previous shah because he was corrupt and he was useless and he wasn't doing anything.
07:55:37.500He was wasting Iranian money. They got rid of him and they voted in Reza Shah the Great, the founder of the Pahlavi dynasty.
07:55:45.340And of course, we call him the father of modern day Iran.
07:55:51.020And when he inherited Iran back in 1925, Iran was literally like a third world country.
07:56:08.620OK, wait, let me let me actually find this.
07:56:10.700Let me let me just make sure that I have the proper number here.
07:56:15.340oh my gosh guys okay so this is what i thought when when the grandfather of the current shah of
07:56:34.980iran rizal shah the great when he uh inherited iran from the previous dynasty when he was voted
07:56:43.340in by the Majlis, by the democratically elected parliament, the literacy rate in Iran back in
07:56:51.6601925, okay, the literacy rate was less than 15%, okay? So at most, at most, the literacy rate was
07:57:03.96015%, okay, 100 years ago. What do you think the literacy rate is right now, today? Okay,
07:57:13.040Forget 2026 because we just got 2026. So the literacy rate in Iran in 1925 was 15%. Don't look it up. I just want you guys to guess. What do you think the literacy rate is in 2025? Was it less than 2%?
07:57:31.940I think the documentary said that the literacy rate was 15%.
07:58:57.620What do you think the literacy rate is today?
07:59:04.920What do you think the literacy rate is in 2025?
07:59:10.300a hundred years later. So as of 2023 to 2025, Iran's adult literacy rate is approximately 89
07:59:28.420to 97% with significant, guys, youth literacy is 99%. Okay. Specialized studies focusing on
07:59:41.120broader age groups. So anyone that's like 50 years of age or younger indicate higher near
07:59:47.520universal literacy, right? So it's pretty much like 97%, 97% literacy.
07:59:57.720And the 3% who are not literate, they're basically the older generation, right? Like the older
08:00:05.240generations who never had an opportunity to get that education. So guys, think about that. In 100
08:00:15.820years, in 100 years, because of what the Pahlavi dynasty did, because of the foundations that they
08:00:28.500built in education, in 100 years, we went from less than 10% literacy to 97% literacy, right?
08:00:39.200Right. And as as you've seen, the vast majority of Iranians not only speak Persian, they also speak English.
08:00:48.160And if they don't speak English fluently, they understand and read English fluently, as you've seen, like from someone like Petipto, right?
08:00:57.320Petipto, he feels more comfortable speaking in Persian sometimes.
08:01:01.740But when I'm speaking with him, I only speak in English and he reads all of your comments, which are in English as well.
08:01:07.700right yeah the three percent are probably regime officials because their english is terrible
08:01:13.280um but there you go so so the fact that the literacy rate right now in in occupied iran is
08:01:21.18097 that's because of of the foundations the educational foundation that um the pahnavi
08:01:30.440dynasty built and created back in the 1920s up until the 1950s right so let's continue now with
08:01:40.380with um the documentary because if you want to know why the literacy rate now is so high
08:01:48.140is because literally it's it's it's this right here okay let me go back a little bit
08:01:52.940because this is just like a reminder right this is where this is where the the mullahs right
08:01:59.420Remember the Islamic regime, sorry, well, the mullahs back then, who then eventually became part of the Islamic regime, the mullahs did not like the fact that the Shah of Iran at the time was not only educating the population, but he was educating women, right?
08:02:16.600The Shavi Ron. So so here's the thing. When the Shavi Ron made primary school education mandatory, it wasn't just for men.
08:02:29.640It wasn't just for boys. He made primary education mandatory for for boys and for girls.
08:02:35.980So every child had to get a primary education and then eventually like that, that became mandatory as he progressed the country forward. And he also he also banned child marriage. So the Shah of Iran made it illegal for girls to get married before the age of 18. Right.
08:02:59.600So if a girl wanted to get married, she had to be 18 years old because the Shah's whole priority, not just the Shah, but also the Shah Banu, right?
08:03:08.080The Empress, the Empress, and she's still alive today.
08:03:11.720But it was it was their priority to educate the population.
08:03:17.520And they also recognize that in order to modernize the country, both men and women have to have equal rights.
08:08:07.660that's a milestone. You're going to be celebrating the 250-year milestone
08:08:13.700of the founding of the United States, right?
08:08:20.260Yeah, exactly. So back in the 1970s, the Shah of Iran, he celebrated the 2,500-year anniversary
08:08:32.100of Iran. And you guys are doing it all year, as you should, as you should, 100% you should,
08:08:39.260because that's a milestone. And not only that, it's amazing for tourism, right? It's amazing
08:08:44.960for tourism. It helps the economy, right? So that's exactly what the Shah did. The Shah was
08:08:52.920celebrating the 2,500-year anniversary of Iran, right? 2,500 years. And it was a huge, huge
08:09:02.580boost for the economy, and it put Iran on the map, right? But then you have the communists
08:09:11.280and the Islamists and the jihadis, and they're like, oh, the Shahada party in the desert, right?
08:09:16.180Like, guys, don't come here with your jihadi propaganda. It's not going to work. We've
08:09:21.340already watched that documentary before as well. They're going to reference it briefly in this
08:09:26.640documentary as well. But I just want to clear that up. And, you know, I myself personally,
08:09:35.900I am super thankful and grateful. I'm grateful to the Shah for celebrating the 2,500 year
08:09:45.920anniversary of Iran, because as someone who was born after that, I can look at that celebration
08:09:53.820and I can see the historical reenactment of what Iran used to be like. And my only complaint
08:10:02.220about the 2,500 year anniversary is that he should have done it every year. I want every year,
08:10:12.700every October, we need to go to the tomb of Cyrus the Great and celebrate the anniversary and the
08:10:19.980birthday of our country, right? Because that is our version of 4th of July, right? When you have
08:10:27.760a country like Germany that has Oktoberfest every year, right? And then you have, you know,
08:10:32.160United States with the 4th of July, why can we not do that, right? I think we should,
08:10:39.400because that's also a huge, a huge like tourism, tourism boost, right? It's a huge, huge tourism
08:10:46.760boost. So why would we not want to be proud of our heritage and our culture, right? Again,
08:10:54.860literally, my only complaint is that the Shah should have done that every year, every year.
08:11:00.660And I say that as someone who is in government, right? And I understand, I understand the value
08:11:06.820of investing in tourism, right? When you invest in tourism, every dollar that you spend in tourism,
08:11:13.780you usually get like $10 worth of money out of that. So for every dollar that you spend,
08:11:24.180you add $10 to the economy through tourism and business. The Shah was ahead of his time.
08:11:32.160The reason that the communists and the Islamists, you know, want to downplay the 2500 anniversary of Iran is because they hate the concept of patriotism and nationalism, right?
08:11:47.680They want to make it seem as if the Shah was just, oh, just wasting money, whatever.
08:11:52.980No, the Shah was investing in the economy of Iran.
08:11:58.560The Shah was investing in the tourism industry of Iran.
08:12:02.880The Shah basically put Iran on the map with that celebration.
08:12:16.900The Shah respected and celebrated Iran's history and identity.
08:12:20.520Mullas have always tried to erase them.
08:12:22.200And in fact, Khomeini complained about the 2,500 anniversary.
08:12:31.960Why? Because Khomeini hates Iran, he hates Iranian culture, and he hated everything that was pre-Islam.
08:12:39.720And because the 2,500-year anniversary celebrated the founding of the Persian Empire and had nothing to do with Islam, the mullahs didn't like it, right?
08:12:49.880so there's a little quick quick history lesson on that but but that's going to come up you're
08:12:55.020going to hear about that here so big in total area that there would be room for nearly all
08:13:00.400the nine countries of the european community west germany denmark france ireland britain
08:13:05.760the Benelux in Italy actually before we continue guys you know that video that I
08:13:21.960share with you in the in my intro let me let me pull it up here um where's the
08:13:30.960video. Wait, it's it's this video. This video that I play in
08:13:58.900my intro, an Iran Revolution live intro that you love. This is footage from
08:14:05.060the 2,500 anniversary of Iran. Watch this. I'll be right back.
08:27:46.780um so so this person is saying uh this this is an account from inside of occupied iran
08:27:56.220uh basically they're saying you know you're doing a great job thank you for this channel
08:28:01.340i check your instagram page every day thank you for being uh the voice of those of us who are
08:28:07.100inside iran um thank you thank you for uh thank you for everything you do so
08:28:16.780thank you so much um yeah my my my my persians not bad my persians not bad um i can i can speak
08:28:40.140pretty well. I, the reason that I speak in English is because of course there are, there are a lot
08:28:47.840of very, very amazing and hardworking Iranian, you know, political analysts and, you know,
08:28:56.640influencers, let's say, who have like YouTube live streams, or they post videos, but it's all
08:29:05.940in Persian, right? So it's all in Persian. It's meant for people, you know, like Persian language,
08:29:10.680speaking people. The reason that I focus on English is because there are not that many
08:29:16.940English language accounts or channels or people that actually bring the truth, right? You have a
08:29:29.800lot of leftists, you have a lot of communists, you have a lot of socialists, you have a lot of,
08:29:34.320you know, jihadis and you have the MEK. And of course they have spent years, um, building up
08:29:41.020their social media channels in English to, you know, bring the wrong information to you. Um,
08:29:48.180but, you know, aside from like myself and, uh, Armin and of course, Mahir Tusi,
08:29:54.660I don't know of any other YouTube channels where you have an Iranian who is constantly speaking in English and is sharing the correct information.
08:39:04.600Can you say that if you had stayed in office that you would not have allowed the shot of fall?
08:39:09.900I would not have, no. I would have been steadfast throughout.
08:39:14.200I would have made it very clear down through the bureaucracy that there was to be absolutely no contact with those that were trying to overthrow him.
08:39:23.760I would have had a very good study made of Kemeny's background and would have found that exactly what kind of person he was,
08:39:32.520because by studying his background they could have known that he was going to do exactly what
08:39:36.600he's going to do the man is a radical reactionary he's not a progressive in any sense of the word
08:39:44.440see the choice basically was not between the shah and somebody better the choice between him and
08:39:49.720somebody worse and it's very easy for me to make that choice if you had been confronted with the
08:39:56.120worst case from that point of view and the shah had been overthrown and hostages taken and you
08:40:02.200you were president, would you have taken him into the United States?
08:49:45.100Now, that may not make good diplomacy, but I think in the short run, but in the long
08:49:50.260term, I think it's absolutely essential if we're going to build the kind of support and
08:49:55.440respect and confidence in the United States that we need to have.
08:50:05.500Mr. Nixon, America has been criticized for abandoning friends like the Shah, whom you
08:50:10.720strongly supported and you've criticized our abandoning him. But isn't the danger just
08:50:15.220as great in sticking with regimes that have lost the support of their people, like the
08:50:19.700Shah, like Somoza, like Ian Smith? Again and again, it's said that we back despots and
08:50:25.440dictators. I couldn't disagree with you more. What you have to understand is that the choice
08:50:30.960was never between the Shah and somebody better, between the Shah and somebody infinitely worse.
08:50:35.040We don't know that in the beginning. Well, the point is, if we didn't know it at the beginning,
08:50:38.640we'd better know it now. We have friends all over the world like the Shah, and we have friends,
08:50:44.000for example, in Saudi Arabia at the present time. Because that government happens to be corrupt,
08:50:49.120it is claimed, are we going to abandon them? Let's take China, for example, because China is more
08:50:54.800Stalinist than the Soviet Union? Are we going to say that we're going to abandon them? No.
08:51:00.160Don't we ever say, this man is no good for this country, this man is a dictator,
08:51:03.920this man is a desperate, and maybe it could be better? Or do we automatically assume it won't be?
08:51:08.000We do not automatically assume anything. We have to use our influence and use it
08:51:12.240effectively. But it's got to be used with a rifle rather than a shotgun,
08:51:15.680and we must not jump from the frying pan into the fire. It was a great mistake to do what we did to
08:51:21.040the shah and if that had not happened we wouldn't have the hostage situation today
08:51:26.080if the united states doesn't stand up for its friends we're not going to have friends
08:51:30.960that's true of the shah it's true of others as well the choice is not a good one many times
08:51:36.160the choice is between however for example you when you really equate the shah with some of
08:51:41.360the others i'm really surprised because the choice is between one who is a friend of the united
08:51:46.960States, whatever may be his failings, and one who is an enemy, one who tries to export
08:51:51.800his revolution, and one who is trying to at least not threaten his neighbors, one who
08:51:58.760allows, as the Shah did, as you very well know, who allows some human rights, who allows
08:52:04.140some political rights, and does allow economic rights, and another regime that allows none.
08:52:10.000I would say there's no question about which side I come down on there.
08:52:13.400same is true of samosa the same is true of some of the others as well i don't approve
08:52:19.640i just want to add some context here when richard nixon when president nixon is talking about
08:52:24.680some human rights again i've said this before so that's because um in the 1970s that was during
08:52:32.840the cold war era and uh the the communists funded by uh moscow were trying to uh bring
08:52:42.040Iran under the Iron Curtain. And so the Shah of Iran recognized that communism is a threat to
08:52:49.120the stability of Iran. And so therefore he banned communism. He banned communism because
08:52:55.460the communists were funded by the Soviet, the USSR, and they were trying to bring Iran under
08:53:05.180the iron curtain so the only like freedom that was banned were the communists and you know armin
08:53:11.740shared um that other documentary you know shared a little bit of it with you if you want uh we can
08:53:18.300we can watch that documentary tomorrow night where it basically shows how violent the communists were
08:53:25.520and the communists were basically the g like they were terrorists like they were even worse than the
08:53:30.180Islamists, right? So that's what President Nixon is referring to when he says some rights, because
08:53:38.360as you saw from the documentary, everyone was free, right? Everyone was free. The Shah was even
08:53:46.600giving women the right to vote, right? And he was modernizing the country. So the Shah banned
08:53:51.480communism, rightfully so, rightfully so, because communism is a threat to the stability of
08:53:58.460democratic institutions with some of them but i would say i prefer some rights rather than none
08:54:04.080and that's the choice that we have to face up to or the united states is going to cease to be a
08:54:08.200great power there you go so now that you've seen oh yeah that that was barbara walters yeah like
08:54:18.400the the crazy woman um so now that you've seen um that documentary that i shared earlier
08:54:27.280this interview with Richard Nixon, with President Nixon, makes a lot more sense, right? It makes
08:54:34.000a lot more sense, a lot more sense. Okay, I think I'm probably going to call it a night,
08:54:42.480but before I do so, let me see what's...
08:54:46.000all right so before I end the night why don't I share a few memes I'll share a few videos and a
08:55:02.300few memes okay just to sort of lighten the mood and and end it on a more positive more positive so
08:55:11.720the first video that I want to show is it's a video from
08:55:19.300did I know how to read and write? Yes, I learned how to read and write as a child.
08:55:29.680Yes, I can read and write. I learned how to read and write as a child.
08:55:37.580Farsi? Yes, I learned how to read and write Farsi as a child. Yes.
08:55:41.720Oh, thank you. That's awesome. How hard is Farsi to learn? I don't know. I don't know. I mean, I think, I think it's easy, but I'm Iranian, so I'm biased. I don't know. It's probably best to ask non-Iranians how easy it is to learn. I don't know.
08:56:08.220i'm sorry i can't i can't i don't know how to answer that question
08:56:14.140not just night school i went to saturday school i went to saturday school
08:56:23.880okay let's watch the first me okay wait let's watch the first video
08:56:31.660oh no that's no that wasn't an insult no i was not insulted at all no no no not at all
08:56:37.120I thought it was an excellent question.
08:57:07.120I cannot share the IPP video because it's got like copyright music in that.
08:57:13.940So every time I share the IPP video, I get like a copyright violation for my YouTube channel.
08:57:20.660So unfortunately, I can't share the IPP video.
08:57:24.200But I think if you go to my Iran Revolution live playlist, you can find the IPP video there.
08:57:29.380And then, you know, as soon as the revolution is over and we're successful, you know, basically my goal will be to transition from speaking about revolution to speaking about the Iran Prosperity Project.
08:57:44.260But right now, like, that video, I can't share it anymore because it just keeps on, like, because of the music that was used in the IPP video, it's just, I can't share it anymore.
08:57:59.540That's why I had to, like, remove it from my intro as well.
08:58:02.880Okay, so here's the first video I want to share.
08:58:06.440This is a video from the Shah of Iran visiting the United States on an official state visit in 1962.
09:04:43.060Please speak me. Please speak me in Congress.
09:04:58.200There you go. You know what, I'll see if I can find the full documentary. I'm sure there's a documentary somewhere. I don't know if it's in English or Persian, but let me see if I can. So to do.
09:05:15.200Find documentary of Shaw visiting USA in 1962.
09:15:53.500i can share some of the um like the responses here here let's what what's or money saying
09:16:05.900Oh, yeah. So so or when he says now they're saying the prince should come and apologize.
09:16:09.340So that's like an inside thing, because every single time someone says something, the lefties and the communists and the Islamists, they're like, oh, King Rizal Pahlavi should apologize for the behavior of others.
09:16:20.580Remember like how remember during the interview with King Rizal Pahlavi and then Christiane Amanpour, she was accusing like she was blaming the Shah for the behavior of others.
09:16:33.860And she was like, well, what do you say to your supporters and followers who are, like, threatening people?
09:16:39.280And the Shah was like, I've never condoned violence, remember?
09:16:43.860So that's one of the, you know, one of the comments there because the woke lefties tried to, you know, put the blame on the king of Iran for everything.
09:16:54.100And then also, like, remember that CBS news article, sorry, the CBS interview a few weeks ago where the woman was like, so all those people that the Islamic regime killed, do you think that's your fault because you told them to get you?
09:17:08.680So, you know, that's another example where all these various media outlets and lefties
09:17:13.320and, you know, pundits and whatever, they're trying to blame Khengiz al-Pahlavi for the
09:17:20.160murder of Iranians as if it's his fault and it's not the fault of the Islamic regime for
09:20:31.200so someone made a meme of president trump with all of the
09:20:36.080news outlets that he considers fake um voa farsi needs to be added to to the
09:20:43.440the list for sure. There you go. Someone added fake news. Love his comment. Well said. Okay.
09:21:02.920Does yours have any more? Oh, this one's funny. So this one, this person's tagging Christian
09:21:11.900I'm on board. It's like how much credibility and fans you have. So there you go.
09:21:27.580So president Trump just easily destroyed CNN and then, you know, peace sign clapping. So
09:21:34.260and then this person is like, I'm really happy that their hand, I mean, they're referring to
09:21:41.100CNN. I'm really happy that CNN has finally been exposed to everyone.
09:21:55.980Oh man, I love the trolls. Where's this troll from?
09:22:00.580Man, probably some like lefty. Oh man, you know what? It's always like the anonymous bot accounts,
09:22:07.460right? Let's, let's block, hide and block. Again, again, like, okay, so this, this is like another,
09:22:22.740um, troll account. Where are they from? Okay. So they're based in Germany.
09:22:29.540So this troll account is telling me to like, um, shut my mouth, you know, in a very rude way.
09:22:37.460And then someone responded. They're like, tell the truth. How much does it burn? Right. So I don't know. This is this is this account's either like a lefty or like, you know, like a jihadi or communist or whatever.
09:22:53.780and uh for some reason they're offended by the fact that president trump is calling cnn fake
09:23:00.200news so then this person's like you know insulting me and then someone else uh responded they're like
09:23:06.380how much tell the truth how much does it burn so this is why i ignore trolls right like you you
09:23:10.980can you can never um you know don't don't feed the trolls don't respond to the trolls um i'm
09:23:18.600just gonna block this person because it doesn't matter right like they're irrelevant you never
09:23:23.220want to respond to these people. Oh, look, like, what? Americans, this one's on you. This one's
09:23:35.940on you. So, I don't know, one of your own, one of your own is now insulting President Trump.
09:23:41.440Where is she? So, she's basically insulting Trump. All right, I'm just going to block her.
09:23:48.200i have zero to honestly i have zero tolerance for anyone
09:23:53.240who um insults president trump i'm just not gonna deal with that
09:23:58.280anyway there you go so oh look at this and then like these are some of like the little like you
09:24:08.100know cute memes that people iranians are are making right so there's kingdoms of alevi there's
09:24:14.340America, and there is Israel. So, all right.
09:24:29.760So, we'll leave it there, and I'm going to end off the night with two songs.
09:24:44.340where's the songs guys thank you everyone for joining and um we will see you all tomorrow
09:24:54.000for day 57 of iran revolution live all right guys see you all later and as always payan
09:25:02.940the Iran, Javid Shah, I'm Israel Khai, and God bless America.