00:20:41.200When you look at the crowds today, you have maybe five, six thousand people here.
00:21:01.860On the streets yesterday, a million people, a million Iranians in the street for the Ayatollah Khomeini.
00:21:07.080Does that not give you concern? Does that not make you afraid?
00:21:09.600Because they are afraid. Yeah, that's right. And most of the people don't say anything because they are afraid and they are in silence, you know. They don't say anything.
00:21:20.600Is this the silent majority of Iran out here now?
00:23:44.680The world must not negotiate with a regime that has an insatiable lust for blood.
00:23:51.660The world has a moral obligation to stop this cycle of terror, now and for good.
00:24:09.940The so-called Islamic Republic is not the government of Iran.
00:24:16.140It is a hostile occupying force that's hijacked our homeland.
00:24:23.780After invading five neighboring countries and sowing chaos across the region,
00:24:30.320this regime has invaded Iran itself using foreign terrorists, Hezbollah fighters, Iraqi militias, and other mercenaries to slaughter the Iranian people.
00:24:44.580this is no longer mere repression this is foreign occupation wearing clerical
00:24:52.320robes just as Saddam Hussein drowned the marshes in blood and Bashar al-Assad
00:24:59.400turned battle bombs on his own children Ali Khamenei and his thugs have
00:25:04.980committed mass crimes against Iranian people and against all of humanity and
00:25:11.700And just like those other tyrannies, the Islamic Republic will fall, not if, but when.
01:11:54.620i don't know if i pronounce her name i always mispronounce her name but i think i did right
01:11:59.820yes and look at what he what he said he said two iranian lionesses against two that that that
01:12:09.420okay you could put some swear words here i think okay guys look we're getting we this is a good
01:12:19.900instruction for how we could swear by princess apalavi's um team themselves like themselves
01:12:27.060so yeah guys we could just leave it up to the imagination of the viewers that that that okay
01:12:31.940but let me actually play the part that he co-tweeted by the way guys this is amazing you
01:12:37.420guys this when it comes to people close to princess apalavi it doesn't get higher than
01:12:43.460said and look he also tagged um elika and goldie he tagged both of them so this is great let me
01:12:54.500just see how many you still have to finish giving your like um commentary oh yeah we might have to
01:13:03.140do that after the discussion group though because i don't know if we'll get uh get to that in time
01:13:07.060should should we tell people now why don't you tell them guys goldie said that she's going to
01:13:14.820come to the discussion group today today so so in about an hour and a half uh goldie is going to
01:13:23.120come to our discussion group let me actually post a link to it so you could go guys everybody from
01:13:28.740the atheist republic channel we guys have to be very well behaved today okay we have to be very
01:13:34.380will be here i'm going to meet you immediately if you're being rude okay it's only because
01:13:39.500only because i'm gonna be i'm gonna be live streaming the discussion group on iran revolution
01:13:43.900live right because i can't i can't end iran revolution live so for those who don't want
01:13:48.940to participate in the discussion group i'm going to be live streaming it while i'm participating
01:13:53.660so that's why go these swear rules when i'm there please thank you yeah so the link to
01:14:01.900the discussion group is now in the chat so you guys get to come and talk to goldie as well
01:14:08.300and the rest of us there okay so we're gonna be there in an hour and a half okay so so i'm not
01:14:14.140gonna uh should i play this as two minutes or or should we just leave this okay okay well you know
01:14:19.020what i think it's important to play it because again this goes to show that everything that
01:14:25.500you know we have been saying armin you and i everything that you know we've been saying in
01:14:30.300our interviews uh in in like the media um on iran revolution live and then you know of course things
01:14:36.380that elika are saying as well these are things that are basically it's the same message as as
01:14:42.700what um his royal highness and and the team is putting out right when with respect to you know
01:14:48.860personal opinions aside but when it comes to like um the perspectives and views of the iranian people
01:14:55.260in general right and so again um sayed as the uh top like political advisor to his royal highness
01:15:05.340and the architect the main uh editor and architect of the um iran prosperity project he's not going
01:15:11.420to um retweet or or you know share something unless unless he um like just like any other
01:15:18.620politician right unless he agrees with the message in one way shape or form so for him to share this
01:15:24.380right so this is also basically the same like sort of you know the way that all of us are thinking
01:15:32.620yes and guys also this is the confirmation that uh that what's happening here on iran revolution
01:15:39.100live and everything that is goldie is doing is on the right track you know i mean as if we needed
01:15:44.380more uh proof i mean we did i mean we already knew that but this is just on top of all of that
01:15:51.420because it's we this is like a stamp of approval by Prince Joseph Pallavi's team right um so let's
01:15:59.340play this the only people who want this war are Israel in the Israel lobby essentially that's not
01:16:04.940true I can see you I can see you frowning there Erika what's your response today Smith first of
01:16:10.060all you know the idea that Israel wants this war and therefore that negates everything else in the
01:16:13.660universe just proves that this anti-Zionist ideology makes Israel the sun around which
01:16:18.700which they orbit. And when they orbit Israel, like the sun, nothing else exists to them anymore.
01:16:22.760It is perfectly possible for multiple people to align in a shared goal. Of course, Israel wants
01:16:27.720this war. Why would Israel not want to take out a regime that has been terrorizing them through
01:16:31.880their proxies, not just for the past two years, but for the past decades? Of course, it is in
01:16:36.260Israel's interest, as it should be, because why wouldn't you want a terrorist state that has an
01:16:41.200eschatological vision of eliminating you for justice to arrive on earth to be eliminated?
01:16:45.280Okay. Yes, we all understand it is Israel's goal and good for them that it's their goal. Okay.
01:16:49.880Second of all, the Iranian people also have their own sovereignty, their own national interests in
01:16:54.060mind, and those are aligned goals. Now, it isn't just the Iranian people. It isn't just the
01:16:58.060Israeli people. If you do not eliminate the Islamic regime, you end up in a forever war
01:17:02.180that ultimately implicates the US. And so if you don't want war, you take out this regime.
01:17:06.780You said you could do diplomacy with the regime all of these years. You tried to do the JCPOA,
01:17:11.600you tried to do this obama style diplomacy and then what happened down the line their proxies
01:17:15.480just kept getting stronger they continue to do their attacks all over the middle east they did
01:17:19.240october 7th and what happened when october 7th happened was that israel had to go to war with
01:17:22.840and guess what the u.s had to be implicated to defend its ally so if you don't want a forever
01:17:27.700war forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever you have to eliminate the source of the
01:17:32.420forever war you have to eliminate the people you have to eliminate the people who make more
01:17:36.900inevitable. Israel has only ever responded to the acts of the regime and Nazis. And to go even
01:17:42.120further, it was actually very popular at the time to say no to war with Germany, to say no to war
01:17:48.320with the Nazis. But guess what? All of those deaths that ensued, those were deaths that made
01:17:52.240were made inevitable by the Nazis because they were relentless. You had the peace for our time,
01:17:56.980the Munich Agreement, where everyone was like, finally, we're going to have peace. Then they
01:17:59.740invaded Poland. And you can see these people who are ideological extremists will always inevitably
01:18:03.880pull the entire world into war so if you are anti-war fantastic let's eliminate this regime
01:18:08.360so there's no more wars and no more threats to the united states and the world
01:18:13.720i'm so glad that this is the part that he quote tweeted which is another confirmation of how pro
01:18:20.120israel princess of palavi's team is this is the part that was being quote tweeted so let me
01:18:26.360actually repost this so that was amazing that was really good so goldie should we go to
01:18:35.800princess of pad levy's message new message you're muted yes oh okay yeah okay let me just close this
01:18:44.600wait a minute let me just really quickly make sure that i have my eye on something
01:18:49.200all right oh thank you we got a super chat saying thank you armin and goldie for all your
01:18:55.600tireless efforts to increase awareness, Javid Shah. Well, thank you, Javid Shah, to you as well,
01:19:00.080Sayed. I appreciate that. Okay, so I just need to make sure I have this up there. Fantastic.
01:19:12.960All right, so we here, dear compatriots, in recent days, several separatist groups,
01:19:20.640Some of whose records include collaboration with both Khomeini and Saddam have made baseless and contemptible claims against the territorial integrity and national unity of Iran.
01:19:38.140As I have emphasized time and again, the preservation and defense of Iran's territorial integrity is an inviolable principle.
01:19:50.620We will neither negotiate nor concede even an inch on Iran's unity and territorial integrity to anyone.
01:19:59.640Such claims merely provide the Islamic Republic the greatest enemy of the Iranian nation and of the country's territorial integrity with an excuse to falsify President itself as the defender of this principle.
01:20:22.560Whereas this regime, from the very first day it came to power, has been the primary agent of all forms of discrimination and division within Iran.
01:20:33.180Iran's territorial integrity is the ultimate red line of our great and united nation.
01:20:38.880Any individual or group that crosses this red line or collaborates with those who do will face the resolute response of the Iranian nation.
01:20:48.900In the days and weeks ahead, along with the complete dismantling of the Islamic Republic and the driving of this regime from the country, we will be more vigilant, more resolute, and more diligent than ever in defending Iran's national unity and territorial integrity.
01:21:06.860By remaining committed to this fundamental principle, we can expect the Iranian army to fulfill its national and patriotic duty to stand with the people and to defend Iran against both the Islamic Republic and separatists.
01:21:21.520Only in a united and democratic Iran, under the rule of law, can individual freedoms and equal rights for all citizens, regardless of belief, religion, language, or ethnicity, be guaranteed.
01:21:36.860So this, I have a, by the way, Goldie, what do you think about this?
01:21:41.700Because I also have a theory for why this is happening.
01:21:46.960Well, this is because of, I think it was like the announcement yesterday of like some of the separatist non-Iranian Kurdish groups that are claiming that they're going to like fight Khamenei and then they're going to like take land away from Iran, right?
01:22:02.960This is just the separatist groups trying to scare Iranians.
01:22:08.480And we already know that the separatist groups are basically funded by the Islamic regime.
01:22:14.140They're also some of them are backed by Turkey, even though there's like a weird relationship there.
01:22:19.960So I have a feeling that this news is coming out as one of the ploys of the Islamic regime to try and scare people into not overthrowing the regime.
01:22:30.780because the regime likes to pretend that, oh, the only reason that, you know, Iran hasn't been
01:22:36.100separated is because of the regime. No, it has nothing to do with that. It's because the
01:22:40.540territorial integrity of the Iranian people, territorial integrity of Iran is very important
01:22:45.520to the Iranian people. And there are no separatist Kurds in Iran, right? This is the narrative
01:22:51.080of Kurds that are outside of Iran, who, you know, they have been mistreated by, you know,
01:22:59.000the Arabs in the various countries that they are. And I feel terrible for them. But there's no
01:23:06.280there's no talk of separatism in occupied Iran. In fact, Kurds are very, very loyal to His Royal
01:23:11.720Highness King Reza Pahlavi. We've shown so many videos of Kurds. But again, this goes back to the
01:23:16.600whole separatist narrative that is contrary and counterproductive to Iranians. Because, you know,
01:23:24.720we've always said that we're Iranian first, right? Like, I'm also from a small, you know,
01:23:32.580minority, ethnic minority in Iran. But I don't talk about, oh, I want to create like, you know,
01:23:39.780separate country for lures, right? Like, it's a ridiculous concept. And no Iranian, like no Kurds
01:23:46.980living in Iran, ever talk like that. It's always the ones that are outside. And of course, of
01:23:52.260course, there is also, you know, a very small element of them inside of occupied Iran. But
01:23:59.760Armin, this whole notion of like the balkanization and separation of Iran, this goes back to the
01:24:07.020Soviets, it goes back to the Soviet era, where, you know, back in the 50s, 60s, you know, for a
01:24:15.100long time actually for over 100 years um the um the soviets were trying to balkanize iran in order
01:24:23.560to bring iran under the iron curtain and so they thought that by pushing and promoting um various
01:24:30.440separatist factions they would be able to um bring iran under the iron curtain yeah exactly that's
01:24:37.600the thing like so we have like azadis here guys like so all the iranians um in the chat who are
01:24:43.020commenting and those who are watching, right? Like we never talk about like what we are because
01:24:49.620it's irrelevant because we're all Iranian first. That's really, really important to us, right? And
01:24:54.880so, you know, all the Iranians here agree. We have like Iranian lords, Iranian Turks, Iranian
01:25:01.500cords, Iranian Arabs, Iranian Armenians, Iranian Azadi, like anything and everything that you can
01:25:07.240think of. But it's just not something that we speak about because we're united and our Iranian
01:25:15.620identity takes precedence over anything else. It's always the separatists. It's always the
01:25:21.920outside separatists who try and take advantage of this. And of course, that propaganda is funded
01:25:28.900and promoted by the Islamic regime, because that's another tactic the regime uses to try
01:33:59.820Today the Iranian nation has developed an inclination and attachment to its identity
01:34:03.920more than ever before and in a strangely profound way.
01:34:08.260So here's a Kurd in Iran, and he's saluting the tombstone of Cyrus the Great, right?
01:34:16.380And there's a very famous phrase amongst Iranians,
01:34:28.580and this is something that the Iranian Kurds themselves have always said.
01:34:34.400They say, which is wherever, wherever there's a Kurd, that's where Iran is, because that's how connected Kurds are to, you know, the Iranian identity and the Persian Empire.
01:34:51.700Unfortunately, there are, you know, those who who are no longer living in Iran and, you know, they've sort of forgotten and, you know, lost that identity.
01:35:02.340but iranian kurds never never lost that identity so like iranian kurds are very very proud of of
01:35:10.920their iranian identity and i mean armin you and i like we don't even have to worry about whether
01:35:17.440or not uh like the the outsiders would be able to like balkanize iran because the iranian kurds
01:35:23.580themselves would not allow them the iranian millions of yeah would not allow that because
01:35:30.180iranian kurds are are you like kurds are iranian it's it's just like it's like me saying lords
01:35:36.100are iranian right it's it's exact same thing like there's no such thing as like a non-iranian lore
01:35:42.260right yeah yeah i mean i mean to your point even if you go back to the post that i shared
01:35:49.060it says like it says right here that there's like i don't know six about 700 of them right
01:35:55.300and like you guys understand this is why i'm not afraid of you know any separatist movement
01:36:00.100being successful after the islamic republic falls because do you guys understand that if
01:36:05.620these people try to mobilize and take any part of iran we will have millions of iranians i mean just
01:36:13.120from the kurdish parts of iran they will basically be lining up in the millions to join the army of
01:36:21.020a free secular democratic iran just to defend our borders right goldie this is why you know what i
01:36:27.620actually i would love them to try i would love them to try because it is basically the best way
01:36:34.420to get millions of iranians to join to apply to become soldiers in the artesh in a secular
01:36:42.900democratic iran it will be the best way to mobilize the highest number of iranians to join the army
01:36:49.540as soon as they see that anybody dares to even challenge think about challenging the border
01:36:56.340integrity of iran and i bet you that when it comes to the army the number if if the threat is
01:37:02.820i don't know to the to the kardish borders of iran i bet you the number one people who would
01:37:07.940be wanting to join the army to defend iran's borders will be the kardish iranians oh 100
01:37:14.100listen all i say all i'm saying is like as as a lord back theory and you know i come from
01:37:18.740you know a group of people like a tribe that's you know the warrior tribe and that's what we're
01:37:23.060known for as a lord back theory um i would never want to um be on the opposite side of an angry
01:37:31.860iranian kurd so i'm saying if if there's if there's an army of iranian kurds coming at me
01:37:39.540i would just give up because uh like the um our iranian kurds are incredibly patriotic
01:37:46.580incredibly brave people um and uh you know even like massa jina amini right the separatists
01:37:53.700try to be like oh she she was kurdish and she was murdered uh by the regime because she's kurdish
01:37:59.860uh no that's not why she was murdered um and even massage you know i mean his mother calls
01:38:04.100her the daughter of iran right because we're all united so um the like this this separatism
01:38:11.220nonsense coming from the the kurdish separatists outside of iran that's actually upsetting iranian
01:38:17.380kurds more than anyone else it's really because it's it's offending them because they're like who
01:38:21.300are these people who are you know they're not even in the country they don't even hold like
01:38:26.180iranian citizenship or passport why are they speaking on on our behalf so you're you're on mute
01:38:34.980I'm sorry, sorry, sorry. I said, guys, that's exactly, I'm so glad that you pointed that out. Mahsa Amini, when she was murdered by the Islamic Republic, these Kurdish separatist groups, because she was Kurdish, they tried to use her as a way to, for their own, you know, movement.
01:38:54.700And then Mahsa's family were like, we're having none of that.
01:39:51.440my preference is to solve this problem through diplomacy but one thing is certain i will never
01:40:13.760allow the world's number one sponsor of terror which they are by far to have a nuclear weapon
01:40:19.580can't let that happen. And no nation should ever doubt America's resolve. We have the most
01:40:39.860powerful military on earth. I rebuilt the military in my first term. We're going to continue to do
01:40:46.880so also we just approved a trillion dollar budget we have no choice we have to be strong
01:40:53.680because hopefully we will seldom have to use this great power that we built together
01:41:00.240it's really called peace through strength and it's been very very effective
01:41:05.760wait there's a part that was missing here this part let me play this
01:41:09.200look at this here a thousand protesters in their own country 32 they shot them and hung them
01:41:22.520we stopped them from hanging a lot of them with the threat of serious violence but this is
01:41:30.320some terrible people they've already developed missiles that can threaten europe
01:41:36.620and our bases overseas and they're working to build missiles that will soon
01:41:41.500reach the United States of America. After midnight hammer they were warned to
01:41:48.420make no future attempts to rebuild their weapons program in a particular
01:41:53.500nuclear weapons yet they continue starting it all over we wiped it out and
01:41:59.580they want to start all over again and are at this moment again pursuing their
01:42:04.260sinister ambitions we are in negotiations with them they want to make a deal but we haven't heard
01:42:10.020those secret words we will never have a nuclear weapon my preference
01:42:20.340so yeah we we heard the the rest of it in the first clip but that the beginning if you notice
01:42:26.260this is another confirmation this is uh that the 30 the more than 30 000 iranians have been
01:42:33.620murdered by the islamic republic so this is now completely official so i don't know this person
01:42:39.220saying holy smokes i mean he did that already once uh but i don't know if he this person heard
01:42:44.740it before saying president trump just revealed iran has killed 32 000 of their own people and
01:42:51.540protesters the islamic republic is evil murderers so yeah it hasn't been this public yet so this is
01:42:57.620is the first no he no no he announced it a few days ago i know i that's what i just said that
01:43:03.400this is not the first time i don't know if he's what i was going to say is this is the first
01:43:07.480more broader um confirmation to a wider range of an american audience because that's exactly
01:43:15.600what i said like i don't know why he's acting like this is the first time he might have not
01:43:19.580noticed that because that was a smaller uh audience but this is the first time that this
01:43:24.480is being mentioned to a wider American audience. So this is huge, because many more Americans
01:43:32.560tune into this than compared to the press conference that they had. So for a lot of
01:43:37.680Americans, this is the first confirmation that tens of thousands of Iranians have been murdered
01:43:44.720by the Islamic Republic. Another significant part of this right now is that he's talking
01:43:52.400about the range of missiles and the fact that they are a threat to europe right now and that
01:43:57.920the islamic republic is planning to make the range of the missiles so that it could target america at
01:44:04.560some point this is a significant part of the speech because the understanding usually the
01:44:11.840common understanding is usually that president trump doesn't focus on the missiles he focused
01:44:17.840on nuclear, and it's Prime Minister Netanyahu that mostly focuses on the range of the missiles.
01:44:26.240So every time President Trump talks about the range of the missiles, that's a big deal.
01:44:33.440It shows more alignment with Israel, but this was significant because he was also talking
01:44:39.600about the missiles reaching the United States, which could be interpreted as President Trump
01:44:45.520Trump slowly moving to making minds of Americans ready with the justification for why attacking
01:44:55.860the Islamic Republic is within the best interests of the United States.
01:45:01.860The fact that he's talking missiles being able to reach America is a significant new
01:45:09.800talking point that President Trump is adding to the list of things that he talks about
01:45:15.140when it comes to Iran, because it used to be just nuclear, nuclear, nuclear, nuclear,
01:45:18.700but now he's adding a range of missiles and the brutality of the Islamic Republic on the Iranian people,
01:45:27.740which is, by the way, something that has been reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu,
01:45:31.940in the three-hour meeting that he had with President Trump,
01:45:34.780he spent one hour of that just showing the footage of the Islamic Republic's brutality to President Trump,
01:45:42.100And people have been reporting that it apparently really disturbed President Trump, that he actually had to get up and walk and then come back to finish the footage that Prime Minister Netanyahu was showing President Trump.
01:45:57.060So this has been something that people have been talking about regarding the three-hour meeting that Prime Minister Netanyahu had with President Trump.
01:46:05.360armin i have like the full five minutes of of president trump speaking if you if we want to
01:46:10.880just maybe play that and then we can go over and analyze it if you like sounds good let's do that
01:46:20.400president but it never happened as president i will make peace wherever i can but i will never
01:46:26.640hesitate to confront threats to america wherever we must that's why in a breakthrough operation
01:46:34.000last June, the United States military obliterated Iran's nuclear weapons program with an attack
01:46:41.000on Iranian soil known as Operation Midnight Hammer.
01:46:49.000For decades, it had been the policy of the United States never to allow Iran to obtain
01:47:04.000a nuclear weapon many decades since they seized control of that proud nation 47 years
01:47:11.520ago the regime and its murderous proxies have spread nothing but terrorism and death and
01:47:17.300hate they've killed and maimed thousands of american service members and hundreds of
01:47:23.940thousands and even millions of people with what's called roadside bombs they were the
01:47:30.060kings of the roadside bar and we took out Soleimani I did that during my first term
01:47:37.420had a huge impact he was the father of the roadside bar
01:47:51.980and just over the last couple of months with the protests they've killed at least it looks like
01:47:57.98032,000 protests 32,000 protesters in their own country they shot them and hung them
01:48:07.260we stopped them from hanging a lot of them with the threat of serious violence but this is
01:48:15.500some terrible people they've already developed missiles that can threaten europe and our bases
01:48:21.820overseas and they're working to build missiles that will soon reach the united states of america
01:48:28.540after midnight hammer they were warned to make no future attempts to rebuild their weapons
01:48:35.500program in particular nuclear weapons yet they continue starting it all over we wiped it out
01:48:43.100and they want to start all over again and are at this moment again pursuing their sinister
01:48:49.340ambitions we are in negotiations with them they want to make a deal but we haven't heard those
01:48:53.980secret words, we will never have a nuclear weapon.
01:48:59.980My preference is to solve this problem through diplomacy.
01:49:21.700But one thing is certain, I will never allow the world's number one sponsor of terror,
01:49:26.340which they are by far, to have a nuclear weapon. Can't let that happen.
01:49:45.060And no nation should ever doubt America's resolve.
01:49:48.900we have the most powerful military on earth i rebuilt the military in my first term
01:49:55.300we're going to continue to do so also which is to prove the trillion dollar budget we
01:50:00.420have no choice we have to be strong because hopefully we will seldom have to use this
01:50:07.060great power that we built together it's really called peace through strength and
01:50:12.660has been very very effective so thanks to republican in congress who are investing that
01:50:31.380record number of dollars have no choice in the united states armed forces also creating
01:50:38.880lot of jobs but we're not even doing it for that reason because as i said we have more jobs more
01:50:44.240people working today than ever before in the history of our country and nato countries are
01:50:49.280friends and allies they are there are friends and there are allies have just agreed at my very
01:50:54.800strong request to pay five percent of gdp for military defense rather than the two percent
01:51:02.480which they weren't paying we were paying for almost all of them now they're paying five as
01:52:04.980East around the region. And the Islamic Republic knows that that's the concern of President Trump.
01:52:12.900And given that the Islamic Republic knows that they're not going to be able to defeat the United
01:52:20.740States in this war, they're seeing President Trump's concern regarding this war dragging on
01:52:30.100and turning it into a wider regional conflict as a way to threaten President Trump by saying,
01:52:39.140like, yeah, we might not be able to defeat you, but we will make this a war that will long last
01:52:46.500and it will affect more countries than you want if you start this. This is the way that the Islamic
01:52:51.780Republic thinks that they could threaten President Trump by suggesting that, yeah, we will not win
01:52:58.100this war but we will make we will try to make america uh pay a high price for this war if
01:53:04.660they start this war even if we don't win it that's the way that they look at it uh which is very
01:53:10.340really strategic from their perspective uh but it also means that all of us here are responsible for
01:53:16.740making sure that the political support for as soon as this war starts a lot of us have the
01:53:22.660the responsibility to to politically support this war because if even even if it lasts a little bit
01:53:31.700the political capital being spent on this war could immediately uh could very could run dry
01:53:39.660faster than a lot of you guys think guys remember thomas messi aoc rocana and people like these
01:53:46.260They are ready to just use this as an opportunity to attack Trump, President Trump, as soon as all of this happens.
01:53:54.780So all of us have to be ready when it comes to defending this because it might, guys, as strong as America is, there is no magic button that America could press and then everything just gets wiped out.
01:54:09.980So even though America has so much superiority, meaning that they will win this war, it is possible that the war could last longer than what President Trump wants.
01:54:22.500And that means that we need to be ready to be defending it if that happens.
01:54:28.360There's another theory that I don't think that I agree with.
01:54:33.300Some people are suggesting that maybe President Trump is planning to do a limited attack and then wait and then see if the Islamic Republic will then come back, come to the table.
01:54:48.140And if they then don't give anything, then go on another full scale attack.
01:54:53.840I don't see that happening because if that, if President Trump does that, if you understand how Khamenei is, what Khamenei's concerns are and how they operate, that would make them even less likely to give America what America wants.
01:55:13.520because then it would be very humiliating to them to give in in response to war
01:55:21.500because their model is that every time they get attacked
01:55:27.760to demonstrate that nothing really happened and we didn't even feel that
02:51:10.360So the concept of gun ownership isn't foreign to Iranians.
02:51:15.200I personally am a big fan of the right to bear arms. And I believe that gun ownership is a right, especially in a place like Iran, where, you know, we need to be on on constant guard against Islamic terrorists and people who might try to attack us.
02:51:32.000However, ultimately, these are going to be decisions that are going to be made by the transitional government when they're determining what sort of constitution we're going to have.
02:51:43.040And then that constitution is going to be voted upon by the Iranian people.
02:51:48.340So ultimately, that decision will be up to Iranians themselves as to whether or not they want that, you know, the right to bear arms.
02:51:59.300i have a feeling that um that is something that people are going to want um because i think it is
02:52:05.780important it's also you know it's it's in our culture like when you look at uh iranians from
02:52:09.880you know 50 100 years ago they all had guns it was like gun gun gun violence has never been an
02:52:16.260issue for iranians prior to 1979 because it's all about responsible gun ownership
02:52:20.880yeah exactly this is a topic that is very heated among iranians right now and i don't think it's
02:52:30.380like every time we bring it up we have a lot of disagreements about this right now a lot of
02:52:35.820iranians love america and they see america as a role model and they think america has success with
02:52:42.440the right to bear arms so we should like do that as well some iranians suggest that obviously with
02:52:48.260the Islamic Republic, this experience shows that to protect democracy, we need to be armed.
02:52:55.280Some Iranians, the Iranians who are against that, they suggest that we need to focus on
02:53:00.740our central government having the highest amount of authority to bring security to the Iranian
02:53:05.360people. And that's why, someone's mic is open. Someone's mic is open. Guys, close your mic.
02:53:10.760oh um the highest and the central the central government would not be able to they need to be
02:53:19.000uh to for them to have authority at the beginning at least maybe the iranian people should not be
02:53:24.500armed right but i think this is this as goldie mentioned this is a decision that should be up
02:53:30.400to the iranian people and the way that is up to the iranian people is first through the constitution
02:53:35.920and then through the parliament, right?
02:53:37.800So what we're going to have in our constitution
02:53:40.800is going to be based on who Iranian people will pick
02:54:00.800after that, we're going to have an election
02:54:02.500for the founding members of our constitution.
02:54:08.760They're going to be writing the constitution.
02:54:11.160And then after that, we're going to vote for the members of parliament.
02:54:15.620And well, then they're going to write a constitution.
02:54:17.360We're going to vote on that whether we agree with it or not.
02:54:19.600And then we're going to vote to have a parliament.
02:54:21.060So with regards to right to be armed, we might allow that in the constitution
02:54:27.560or the constitution could be flexible about it.
02:54:30.840and the laws written in the parliament will be able to decide whether we can be armed or not.
02:54:37.000If it's in the constitution, it's going to be harder to change.
02:54:40.220If it's in the parliament, it will be more flexible.
02:54:43.140It might make sense for the constitution to be flexible about this
02:54:46.940and the parliament to allow or disallow it so that if we change our mind,
02:54:51.940it will be easier for us to change it.
02:54:54.300This is something, but again, this is, I don't think as Goldie mentioned
02:54:57.320that there's an answer that we could have for it right now.
02:55:00.400I think the democratic process that we will have after Iran is free, whatever the result of that is, that is the right answer, right?
02:55:09.200So a lot of people talk about the right to be armed, but we also shouldn't forget the right to determine your own destiny.
02:55:18.020So if the Iranian people for some reason decide that maybe at least at the beginning of a free Iran, maybe at the beginning we shouldn't have that,
02:55:25.060well, then the Iranian people also have the right to decide their own laws.
02:55:28.620So that limitation has been decided by the Iranian people.
02:55:32.860That limitation hasn't been forced upon the Iranian people.
02:55:35.960That's a limitation that the Iranian people decided that maybe at first they need to have before we – maybe later we will change.
02:58:34.800No, no, no. In the discussion group, I'm fine. I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry. On YouTube, I was muted. Okay, I'm back. Guys, I'll go from the beginning. So to respond to your question, I would answer by saying, ask those people who are trying to defend or promote Mossadegh, who was the prime minister before Mossadegh and who was the prime minister after Mossadegh?
02:59:04.180And you can actually just ask them to Wikipedia it, right?
02:59:08.920Like just, you know, if you search for, like if you Google a list of Iranian prime ministers, a Wikipedia list will come up and you'll see all the prime ministers starting from 1906.
03:11:23.160all i can say is that the pierce morgan show is you know like he pierce morgan show um is
03:11:29.160basically done for views and clicks and so um i don't go to pierce morgan's show to debate chunky
03:11:35.880yogurt because like i'm not going to convince him like he's not going to come on our side
03:11:41.000i go to the pierce morgan show because that's a huge platform and it gives me an opportunity
03:11:45.880to speak the truth um so i go there to to to speak the truth and to share the you know reality
03:11:53.160of what's going on regardless of what chunky yogurt says or or does and that's why uh yesterday you
03:11:59.400know i made it very clear that i'm not going to respond to or legitimize uh the arguments of
03:12:06.440someone who is being promoted by the islamic regime on islamic regime state tv so that was
03:12:11.480also an opportunity for me to call out chunky yogurt and to basically tell everyone who's
03:12:16.360watching that the islamic regime broadcasts and plays uh chunky yogurts
03:12:23.160commentary so you know there's a reason for everything and um you know sometimes sometimes
03:12:29.960it's not about convincing the other person sometimes it's about convincing the listeners
03:12:35.240the viewers right so that's why i go um and speak um on pierce morgan's show and i'm actually very
03:12:41.480grateful to pierce morgan for giving me the opportunity and giving me the platform to to
03:12:46.280speak so um i have a lot of time for pierce morgan i know people criticize him a lot but the fact
03:12:52.440that uh he is um using his platform to you know uh give me a voice um i'm very grateful to him for
03:13:00.200that so uh you know i would say that you know the best thing here is like never look at what other
03:13:06.040people are doing um just look at like how you can contribute and how you can uh raise awareness and
03:13:11.880so the opportunity to to raise awareness about iran on pierce morgan's platform is fantastic
03:13:16.920and i'll always always accept uh an invitation from peers thank you all right okay next we have danny
03:13:33.000hello um so first of all um i want to thank you goldie for so much as existing on the same planet
03:13:40.360as me and um i wanted to ask for some tips from an iranian lioness about debates so i saw on
03:13:47.080pierce morgan's show that the token jew tried to interrupt elika and she basically i don't know
03:13:53.000uttered some magic incantation and turned him into a pouty kindergartner and i've seen you practice
03:13:58.280similar dark magics when you somehow say you will not interrupt me and it magically compels people
03:14:03.800to not interrupt you so i was hoping to get into this type of witchcraft myself and i wanted to
03:14:08.600ask you for some tips i appreciate the joke it's not witchcraft it's self-confidence so for example
03:14:15.240uh the first time around when when chunky yogurt was interrupting me i didn't yell i didn't raise
03:14:21.000my voice all i said was um you know please keep your mouth shut until i'm done speaking and then
03:14:26.520i just stopped i stopped talking i didn't engage i just let him rant on and on and then because i
03:14:31.640wasn't engaging with him uh that's when pierce morgan said the chunky yogurt maybe you should
03:14:36.120you know keep your mouth shut and uh again this time around the same thing happened because
03:14:42.200again when he tried to uh engage with me the first time i basically called him out
03:14:48.600and then when he started yelling at me i just smiled and i just drank my coffee
03:14:56.280and that was it i didn't i didn't engage and so he he recognized and understood that i'm not going
03:15:02.280to play his games um so you know a lot of that has to do with confidence a lot of that has to do with
03:15:07.560practice as well keep in mind i was a politician for uh like i was an elected official for seven
03:15:12.680years i was in politics for 10 years i did a lot of political debates i did a lot of uh you know
03:15:17.720debates in the in the ontario legislature in the media during the election so it's something that
03:15:23.480i've had a lot of practice with for a very very long time um so there's no magic to it it's just
03:15:28.760practice it's self-confidence i you know i've also had professional media training as well as
03:15:33.720part of my political career so that's why these random people they you know like i'm all casual
03:15:40.440on iran revolution live but when i have my game face on it's a totally different um you know
03:15:45.480totally different scenario there well thank you and much love from john thank you okay next we
03:15:57.480have a question from the chat the question is for both of you you know israeli update with
03:16:05.320gaddy taub and mike doran in one of their last shows mike said that he fears persian nationalism
03:16:13.960what do you make of this he is known to be a friend of azaris and turks
03:16:19.000god did you want to go first or do you want me to go i mean i think that's a very racist thing
03:16:29.860for him to say because there's no such thing as persian nationalism it's iranian nationalism and
03:16:34.360as someone uh i'm actually not persian i'm lord back theory so i always find it very offensive
03:16:40.180when non-iranians speak about like persian nationalism and i'm like what are you talking
03:16:44.980about right these people who speak about like uh like again this goes back to the whole separatist
03:16:50.020narrative right the separatist narrative of oh like all these like all these groups are oppressed
03:16:55.860right and everyone speaks about the separatists who are outside of iran but you you know why you
03:17:01.620know why none of the separatists ever speak about the lures because there are no lures outside of
03:17:06.100iran because we're such a small minority that we only exist within the borders of iran so it's
03:17:11.940anyone who says they're worried about persian nationalism um no you're actually trying to
03:17:18.340attack iranian nationalism because regardless of our ethnicity or whatever we're iranian first and
03:17:24.660quite frankly i find it incredibly racist that people try to divide us amongst you know persian
03:17:30.100or not persian when we iranians within our own culture and society we don't care if someone's
03:17:36.260Persian, Lord, Turk, Uzadi, you know, whatever, right? Like, it's actually very rude. It's very
03:17:43.140rude in Persian, sorry, in Iranian society, to comment on someone's like, you know, which part
03:17:50.100of the country they're from. So yeah, like, as a as a lower back theory, I would tell that person
03:17:54.980that he needs to keep his mouth shut, and not speak on behalf of Iranians.
03:17:59.460Yeah. Ask them, where is this Persian nationalism that they're speaking of? Like,
03:18:06.820who is doing that? Are you seeing any Iranians going out and saying Persia, Persia,
03:18:13.780farce, farce, farce, farce? Point that to us, because it doesn't exist. This is Iranian nationalism,
03:18:20.580and all of us Iranians are united over this. And also, they challenge their claim that they're
03:18:27.220pro-Azeri. I don't know which Azeris they're speaking of because they're anti-Iranian Azeris
03:18:32.980because the Iranian Azeris are nationalists, they're patriotic, and they're united with the
03:18:38.900rest of Iranians when it comes to their national unity. So even the claim that they're pro-Azeri
03:18:45.780is nonsense because the Iranian Azeris will be the first to dismiss them and call them out as
03:18:52.740the enemies of iran and therefore the enemies of iranian azaris so no these people are not pro-azari
03:18:59.300at least not iranian azaris you know i also don't like this because you know we also do have like
03:19:04.820we we have like a you know persian population as well and again like we're like interchangeable
03:19:10.900like when you look at someone you can't tell if they're like persian or lore or kurd or you know
03:19:17.220whatever like you know with a few things here and there and so i actually um i get really really
03:19:23.940pissed off when people try to demonize persians right because uh persians are no different than
03:19:31.300than the rest of us and i you know this this anti-persian racism that's coming from the
03:19:36.100separatists it's incredibly offensive to me right because as iranians we're iranian first so if you
03:19:41.860come after one of us you come after all of us which is why i have zero tolerance um for for
03:19:47.460like you know persian racism like i i zero tolerance for that right i'm actually pretty
03:19:53.060sure like i'm i don't know like a quarter or maybe even half persian i don't know but like
03:19:58.100like because we're we're so intermingled right like we have been a nation we have been an iranian
03:20:03.860nation for 3 000 years so we're already so intermingled that like we're we're all we're all
03:20:11.380iranian and so yeah like this this this anti-persian racism needs to stop it's it's very
03:20:18.660very inappropriate and i personally take very great offense to anyone who's attacking persians
03:20:29.380okay armin yes all is good next we have ali
03:20:33.380Hi, Goldie. Thank you for coming today. Thank you both, Armin and Goldie, for all that you've
03:20:44.420done, which has been a tremendous amount. I've watched your stream since the beginning. Really
03:20:49.160appreciate it. As a politician, how rare is it for someone like Shasta de Reza Pahlavi to be
03:20:55.340stating his points for 47 years, not be caught up in any scandals, and to consistently be on
03:21:00.820right side of debates do politicians act the same on and off camera like he does with such a noble
03:21:06.580personality so former politician and i would say the reason that his royal highness king
03:21:14.420is you know acts the way that he does is because he's not a politician right he's not a politician
03:21:21.060he's a leader he's a shah and um shahs and leaders are above politics that's why he doesn't get
03:21:28.660involved in politics that's why his message has always been the same um in terms of like politicians
03:21:35.220themselves yeah like in my personal experience yes i've seen many politicians who act one way
03:21:42.820in private and then another way in public uh the reason that his royal highness um has always always
03:21:50.420said the same things for the last 47 years you know he's he's had the plan um and the reason
03:21:55.620that everyone trusts him is because again he's a shah he's not a politician two totally different
03:22:01.460things i hope that makes sense like like he he's above politics you know what i mean like he's
03:22:08.340above politics by the way i disabled craig young's camera because he's like so like he's chewing on
03:22:18.660i don't know what so i was very disrespectful while goldie was speaking so i disabled his
03:22:23.780camera i don't know what the hell was that way he's doing on camera but yeah it was like
03:22:29.300chewing on a straw or something so weird maybe he was chewing his cud okay next we have a question
03:22:39.300from jewish samantha she says first please tell goldie she is my absolute hero her speech about
03:22:47.460anti-semitism in parliament after october 7th made me feel a little less alone two questions
03:22:55.140the first i want to know if there is any way she can organize her politician shame list
03:23:01.380perhaps alphabetically by name so as to get it a lot so as to get it
03:23:08.900easier to find people, I think, is the first question.
03:23:16.100Yeah, yeah, I can definitely do that. I'm going to make a note of that here. I'm hoping that at some point, like, someone will actually, like, take this politician shameless and maybe turn it into a website or something for reference. I just, I don't have the capability to do that, but the data is there, so if anyone wants to do that, more than welcome to. But I'll make a note here to organize it alphabetically.
03:23:38.900okay and second i made a list with links of organizations who made actions such as calling
03:23:48.980senators to try and stop the u.s from helping the iranian people does she want me to do anything
03:23:55.460with this i mean i would say you uh maybe send that uh well i mean add the info to the politician
03:24:04.740shameless then right or or are these groups or organizations
03:24:10.500they're groups they're not individual people groups um i mean i guess i would say reach out
03:24:15.380to an organization called act for iran um their website is it's basically just act for iran
03:24:23.700um reach out to them and share the information with them and let them know like these are
03:24:28.660um you know keep keep track of these groups and keep an eye on them um because like that's more
03:24:35.460sort of internal american um politics and policy which you know as a canadian um i can't i can't
03:24:42.660get involved but um there are there are groups so i would say reach out to act for iran for sure
03:24:48.180thank you okay next we have another question from the chat
03:24:54.900how does goldie feel about america's hockey win congrats guys congrats well well deserved well
03:30:20.580I've played it on my channel several times, gone over the commentary.
03:30:25.060So I would highly encourage you to go and watch that documentary, The Heirs of Cyrus the Great, from 1974.
03:30:32.600And you will see that the only people who called the Shah a dictator were the Islamists and the communists.
03:30:39.960The Islamists called the Shah a dictator because in 1963, the Shah of Iran gave women the right to vote.
03:30:45.980And the clergy, the Muslim clergy, said that this was problematic because, you know, according to Islam, women should not have the right to vote.
03:30:57.060The Shah of Iran also, let me finish, please.
03:30:59.740The Shah of Iran also banned child marriage, which, of course, in Islam, you know that, you know, children can get married.
03:31:06.440So because the Shah of Iran made education mandatory, not just for boys, but for girls, and he banned marriage up until the age of 18.
03:31:15.980um the the Muslim clergy accused him of being a dictator because he didn't respect their religion
03:31:21.260with respect to communism communism was banned because during the 1960s 50s 60s and 70s um Iran
03:31:28.920bordered the Soviet Union and so Iran was in a cold war situation and many of those um uh
03:31:35.660communist political groups that were present uh in in Iran were being funded and trained by Moscow
03:31:42.800So the Shah of Yuan, rightfully so, banned communism, and he was well ahead of his time
03:31:48.500because I believe, just like last year, Czech Republic, which is, you know, a parliamentary
03:31:54.660democracy, they recently banned communism as well as a dangerous ideology.
03:31:59.780So unfortunately, you know, history belongs to the victors.
03:32:04.320And so when the Muslims, like when the Islamists and the communists were successful in overtaking
03:32:11.840uh iran that's when you know all this historical revisionism started but i would highly encourage
03:32:17.600you to to go watch that documentary um the the children of cyrus the great it will explain a lot
03:32:24.400about who the shop really was and what he was achieving during that time thank you very much
03:32:31.760that's actually really helpful um it was a pleasure meeting you also i love your song i
03:32:37.760love your song but i just want to say that part where you have me pointing honestly i look i look
03:32:43.200like an ogre that that's like the that's like the ogre lord of the ring versions of me because like
03:32:47.760my face is so weird but i love it thank you for the song it's fantastic it's one of the hit songs
03:32:53.360um in our intro so really appreciate that thank you thank you guys thank you thank you all right
03:33:01.600guys um um and yeah and thank you so much for that song gram team really is um one of our favorites
03:33:07.920um just guys remember when goldie's speaking please close your mic okay so thank you let's
03:33:13.680who's next okay next we have iron shogun hello there hold on you can you guys hear me now
03:33:24.560all right yes yes and and try to keep try to keep your uh questions like get to the point okay thank
03:33:32.300you yes yes so very quickly i just want to share a quick story right because this is a very common
03:33:39.760uh like you know jihadi islamist talking point so really quickly i'm going to share you this story
03:33:46.640from israel um and it's about isis so it says here how long wait how long is this story is it
03:33:54.840the 30 second story it will be like four like six seconds i promise okay okay all right i'll run
03:34:02.340through all right i'll run i'll run through this really fast so basically it says here in so on
03:34:09.520march 27th 2022 there was a mass shooting there was a terrorist attack in northern israel in the
03:34:16.540city of hedera where there were two isis terrorists who actually shot and killed two israeli police
03:34:24.660officers and there's a very common talking point saying that isis was actually a terrorist group
03:34:30.440that was uh set up by israel against the islam against the islamic regime and i'm just one i
03:34:38.580just my question is i just wanted to know um has anyone has anyone has anyone ever told you that
03:34:46.100that ISIS was that has anyone told you that ISIS was set up by Israel
03:34:51.140yeah I mean by by Jew hating anti-Semites yes all the time we hear that um Israel did ISIS
03:35:04.440Israel did Al-Qaeda Israel did 9-11 Israel stole my shoe Israel is the reason why I couldn't find
03:35:11.380my keys uh israel is like i mean yeah of course like has there i haven't um israel is responsible
03:35:19.380for bad weather israel like i haven't i i can honestly say there's not a single bad thing that
03:35:25.220happens in the world that the jews have not been blamed for it but what's the point like who cares
03:38:11.460do you guys hear audio because i'm not hearing anything okay
03:38:32.340okay oh go ahead there you go go go ahead
03:38:37.940all right sorry your audio quality is very low so we can't understand what you're saying
03:38:51.880so we have to move on sorry because we couldn't understand what you're saying
03:38:55.860all right uh why don't you try one more time
03:39:02.340all right let's move on then jeffrey hey goldie nice to see you uh great to have you here as you
03:39:19.180know the battle of the narratives is crucial regarding overall efforts to liberate iran from
03:39:24.260the mullah regime that's illegally occupied iran since 1979 indeed you and armin do such a good
03:39:29.800job of being combatant commanders in the battle of the narratives. Concurrently, the Mullah regime
03:39:35.340has ramped up its disinformation campaign to undermine Persephone's legitimacy of His Highness
03:39:39.460Prince Reza Pallavi within the broader goal of eroding national will regarding critical efforts
03:39:44.060like the moves to have His Highness Prince Reza Pallavi officially recognized as the head of the
03:39:49.700transition government in exile. So given the significance of the battle of the narratives,
03:39:54.000I have three quick questions. One, what are the key common thematic elements you see being
03:40:00.160leveraged by the Mueller regime's soft power proxies? Two, how effective has been pre-bunking
03:40:06.080lines of disinformation, specifically the Red-Green Alliance's attempt at revisionistic history
03:40:11.840to morally flatten the Shah versus the Red-Black Alliance? And three, what specific lines of effort
03:40:17.200can members of the broader diaspora that supports Iranian resistance play in anchoring the news
03:40:22.080cycle as well as minimizing issue fatigue and amplifying iranian resistances inside iran's
03:40:29.040message of their support for his highness prince was a plot well thank you so much for the questions
03:40:35.040um let's go through them one by one so could you please repeat the first question
03:40:41.120sure thing so question number one is what are the key common the key and or common thematic elements
03:40:46.320you and or armin had seen being leveraged by the mullah regime soft power proxy so thank chunky
03:40:51.760yogurt think members of the red so so the key um key like things that they put out is oh the shah
03:41:00.560um he's he's like an israeli puppet or an american puppet he has no legitimacy no one supports him
03:41:08.960um that's already been completely disproven um and that narrative is long gone and you know
03:41:15.280unfortunately we iranians we had to we had to disprove that narrative with the blood of our
03:41:19.840people, over 90,000 Iranians have been murdered. And I think that's why, that's why in the
03:41:25.840Piers Morgan, you know, episode yesterday, Chunky Yogur didn't even, didn't even go after
03:41:32.300the Shah anymore. Whereas a month ago, a month ago, he was trying to attack the Shah, accuse
03:41:36.940him of being an Israeli puppet or whatever. So yesterday, he didn't even mention King
03:41:41.240Reza Pahlavi because he knows that that argument is done. So that's already done. And whatever
03:41:48.040narrative that, you know, the Islamic regime has tried to throw against the Shah of Iran has been
03:41:55.920destroyed. And one of the very good indications of that as well, is I would refer you to the
03:42:01.260Munich conference with Christian Amonpour, and how she tried to attack the Shah of Iran,
03:42:07.680that didn't work. And then afterwards, when Senator Lindsey Graham came on, Senator Lindsey
03:42:12.360Graham, you know, even though he was with a bunch of leftists, and the leftists were talking,
03:42:16.660senator lindsey graham was even like looking at them and then he was like who are you and then
03:42:20.820he winked at the shah of iran um so like the united states is already um and then on top of
03:42:28.140that there was also steve whitkoff which i spoke about this in um the live stream a few days ago
03:42:32.820and i said the fact that steve whitkoff is now coming out and saying that president trump wanted
03:42:38.840him to confirm that the united states administration have met with king of ahlavi
03:42:44.400That in and of itself is indication that everyone already knows who the legitimate transitional leader is.
03:42:51.280So there is literally nothing that the Islamic regime or their supporters could say or do at this point to attack the legitimacy of the king.
03:43:00.440They will try. They will continue to try. But it's it's pointless at this point. It's a lost cause.
03:43:06.800So that's my answer to the first question.
03:43:08.520the second question was well you kind of answered the second question i'm going to move on to the
03:43:13.960third one uh what specific lines of effort can members of the broader diaspora that supports
03:43:18.800iranian resistance play in both anchoring the news cycle so we can minimize issue fatigue and
03:43:23.440more importantly to the point you mentioned amplify iranian resistance inside iran's messages
03:43:28.860of their support for his highness i guess i call him king reza palabi now i usually call him prince
03:43:34.060so i don't know if i should call him king or prince that's fine some people call him prince
03:43:37.760some people call him king totally up to you i wouldn't want to be disrespectful no no prince
03:43:41.760prince is completely fine armin calls him the prince i call him the king that's you know it's
03:43:46.240it's freedom of speech we're very respectful so i would say calling him the prince is perfectly fine
03:43:51.040um so to answer your question the best way uh to to you know support and amplify would be to
03:43:56.560make sure that you're following um his accounts on x and instagram not just his main account but
03:44:03.120also the the comms account and then um you know one of the best ways of support is to uh you know
03:44:09.760share uh you know retweet repost um everything that he posts not just on um his his main account
03:44:17.760but also the comms account because the comms account has a lot of uh extra additional
03:44:22.480information so you know those are very very good ways um and then also you know just uh writing um
03:44:28.960writing to your elected officials and asking them to come out um and and you know support
03:44:34.960the legitimacy of the transitional government and declare that the islamic regime is an
03:44:39.440illegitimate um government as well i don't know armin if you have anything you'd like to add to
03:44:47.680that that was just so perfect i'm not gonna add anything to it i'm just gonna allow you're just
03:44:53.600saying that because you're you're enjoying having a break here and you're making me talk all the
03:44:57.520time now i see i see what's going on oh yeah well well let me know if you want to take a break no
03:45:07.760no no no i'm listen i'm enjoying this this is this is not tiresome for me like i i could talk about
03:45:13.360iran all day long so i'm actually really enjoying you know what maybe i'll just have to like take
03:45:18.560over your discussion group and i'll just claim it for myself who knows right i'm just saying
03:45:23.120pretty sure that what i'm pretty sure everybody loves that idea here so please do okay okay
03:45:33.600yeah goldie if you come if you come more often next time like we will like we let you just like
03:45:39.040just sit there and relax and we'll tell people uh only to ask her question when she says that
03:45:44.240she's available for questioning so you know you know what you know maybe what we can do armin
03:45:49.280because you know we're collaborating and everything why don't we do like a little bit of a
03:45:52.960give or take so why don't we figure out a time where you know maybe like on a saturday or a
03:45:57.840sunday you don't do your discussion group because you know we just want to go through the news
03:46:02.080and then in return i'll have like a scheduled day let's say like once a week where i come
03:46:06.800and join the discussion group how about that perfect amazing love that deal oh my god yes
03:46:13.840okay sound fantastic let's do that oh my god that's the best deal ever okay oh my god all right
03:46:22.960people everyone who's here is happy okay who's next okay we have cat lady up next okay can you
03:46:31.040hear me because i'm not sure okay good so first of all goldie uh i love you and i'm sure you hear
03:46:37.920it all the time that you have such a jewish name uh i was absolutely not even considering that
03:46:44.880you're not jewish like goldie who calls themselves i have a sister gold honestly honestly it's a
03:46:51.420nickname like people just started calling me goldie when i was 13 because because my real name
03:46:55.880is golsa um but in high school like people just started calling me goldie and it just it just
03:47:01.080stuck so that's just been my nickname this entire time has nothing to do with like anything but
03:47:05.700what's really weird cat lady it's starting to travel what's really weird is that now like all
03:47:10.340these like crazy jewish conspiracy theorists they're like oh she must be mossad because her
03:47:15.600name is goldie and meanwhile it's like no it's literally just my high school friends started
03:47:19.640calling me goldie and it's okay that's funny that's funny well the full name is golda in
03:47:25.460hebrew but yeah well that's great um does it have any meaning i'm sorry for like this
03:47:31.160so means like a flower although i tell my parents they should have named me
03:47:35.480because i'm more like a thorn in the side of the islamic regime
03:47:40.440i love it i love it and and okay my point was just when i started listening i heard
03:47:48.360you talked about uh gary tau maybe talking about uh persian nationalism i want to make sure one
03:47:55.800point if i didn't understood is it got it tau or mike duran which is uh an american christian who
03:48:02.920said it i just want to know is it the israeli guy or is it the american guy that's what i'm
03:48:10.920oh and i i can't answer i don't know i don't know who brought up that question
03:48:16.520oh it was a question i didn't understand it so oh okay so never mind that's it thank you that's
03:48:22.760what i wanted thank you by the way for people who want to raise their hand if you're new here
03:48:27.720there's a smiley button at the bottom of your screen and if you click on that and then you
03:48:34.760could just raise your by clicking on it like raise your hand like this that's how you get added to
03:48:39.000this and thank you bt for everything by the way here we this would not be possible without bt so
03:48:45.240thank you. You would manage, I'm sure. I didn't see the side chat, but please, if you know the
03:48:54.820answer to Cat Lady's question, please tag her in the side and let her know. Also, in regard to the
03:49:01.180hand raising button, we cut that off in about 23 minutes, give or take. That way, we have enough
03:49:08.160time to get through the full list. So get your hand up if you need to do so. And that way I don't
03:49:15.300have to cut it off. Next, we have a question from the chat. As a Pakistani, I'm interested to know,
03:49:24.160do you know the Shah of Iran Reza Pahlavi at one point proposed a joint currency agreement between
03:49:31.820Pakistan and Iran. When Iran is free, do you see any room for collaboration between a free
03:49:54.540sorry sorry i didn't know i was muted honestly i did not know about that and um
03:50:04.500that if that is true thank you for educating and i'm gonna go look into that um so that is
03:50:11.280very interesting thank you for letting me know um no i did not know uh but regards to the future
03:50:17.840However, I really do think that a free, secular, democratic Iran is going to be a major positive influence to all countries in the region.
03:50:31.100I do think that, you know, obviously, Princess Opalavi, his focus and his team's focus is to try to maintain a positive relationship with all the countries in the region.
03:50:46.860um for with it's going to be difficult with afghanistan with the taliban uh and i think
03:50:55.060we're going to we might have some conflict with the taliban uh which is a challenge that we have
03:51:00.560to deal with with pakistan there's an there's a challenge and there's an opportunity here right
03:51:06.960because the main challenge with pakistan in the future is going to be the terrorist groups inside
03:51:14.000Pakistan, right? Especially Islamic and separatist groups that will try to come and attack Iran and
03:51:22.340then go back to Pakistan as a place to basically be safe from the attack of Iran's Artej, Iran's
03:51:31.300army at that time, right? So there's an opportunity to collaborate with the Pakistani government
03:51:43.040to provide to secure the iran pakistan border so and there's a challenge because if the
03:51:53.240collaboration is not successful and the iran might have and the future iran government might
03:52:01.260be concerned regarding pakistan not being able to pakistan's government not being able to
03:52:07.720do enough to maintain stability across the border of Pakistan and Iran
03:52:14.620because Pakistan's government, like a lot of people say,
03:52:18.600Pakistan is moving closer and closer to a failed state.
03:52:22.580And there are so many different terrorist groups and separatist groups
03:52:29.840who are basically not being responded to by the army in Pakistan
03:52:36.460as much as they should be so usually sometimes you're going to have a challenge between in
03:52:42.360relationships when one country is a source of tension in another country and the government
03:52:48.040of that country is not able to or willing to do what is needed to provide that security
03:52:53.120however guys don't spam the youtube chat um uh so that's something that we need to be managing in
03:53:02.260the future uh when it comes to the people though i think there's a lot of opportunity here and i
03:53:09.300know i have been in touch with a lot of secular activists in pakistan and i know a lot of them
03:53:15.620are fighting a even a bigger obstacle sometimes uh than the iranian people because for the iranian
03:53:22.460people the problem is the regime but the society itself has moved on away from islamic ideology
03:53:30.080But in Pakistan, the Islamic ideology, unfortunately, is widespread among the people as well.
03:53:37.520So for the secular activists in Pakistan to be able to liberate their country, they're dealing with an obstacle that is going to take decades to overcome.
03:53:47.620But I think the Iranian people liberating themselves and secularism growing inside Iran is going to provide momentum to the youth in Pakistan.
03:53:56.860In the same way that the Islamic Republic coming into power caused Pakistan's fall into more Islamism, all of the madrassas and mosques in Pakistan after the 1979 revolution was built in response to the Islamic Republic by Saudi Arabia, and a lot of the problems we're dealing in Pakistan is caused by the Islamic Republic.
03:54:20.040I think in the same way, Iran becoming a secular democracy will provide a lot of momentum and motivation and inspiration to the secular activists, and we are going to turn Iran into a base of operations for democracy.
03:54:36.760I mean, we the people, I'm not talking about the government, we the people are going to do a lot of activism when it comes to spreading democracy and secularism in the entire region.
03:54:47.280Again, this is not the government thing, this is the people.
03:54:50.040And I think that's going to have a huge positive influence on countries like Pakistan and eventually Afghanistan as well.
04:17:52.500And I can tell you because, I mean, it was where I decided to pursue foreign service.
04:17:58.000I had interactions with people from essentially every government on the planet.
04:18:04.220You know, people who wouldn't come to the United States would come to Iran without any hesitance.
04:18:09.920But, you know, between being at the Caspian Sea in Chalus, you know, being in Tabriz, being in Mashhad and going over to Turkmenistan to get really nice carpets, and then being in Esfahan.
04:18:24.680Esfahan was the most beautiful city I had ever seen in my life.
04:18:29.760And I have to tell you, it was, there was no feeling of oppression.
04:18:35.360Yes, I did meet people whose family members were disappeared by Savak.
04:25:12.860Unless there's just a few, maybe this is an exaggeration, maybe what has actually happened is that they sent a few RGC leaders to basically get Hezbollah to remind them that who's boss, and the fact that when the war starts, the expectation of the Islamic Republic is for them to participate and support.
04:25:35.800Because I would assume that the Islamic Republic is feeling its proxies moving away from it, not wanting to tie themselves to a sinking ship.
04:25:47.900I mean, we already saw Hashdash Shabbi or the Popular Mobilization Front announcing that once the war starts that they're not going to be participating, which is kind of like backstabbing the Islamic Republic.
04:26:00.700So the Islamic Republic might be feeling that its proxies are not being loyal
04:26:04.620and they don't want to be betting on a losing horse.
04:26:09.400So maybe they are sending some people there to convince or, I don't know,
04:26:15.140promise them something or convince them of something
04:26:18.480to try to see which parts of Hezbollah will continue to be loyal to the Islamic Republic
04:26:24.960and fight for the Islamic Republic when this war starts.
04:26:28.380I don't know if they're basically going there to take over.
04:26:30.960But by the way, I haven't seen this news, so I might be wrong.
04:28:48.540So that's why the way that the Lebanese constitution has been written is really, really stupid.
04:28:54.840Like the way that it's so tribal and different, you know, the Shias will basically get a guaranteed position in government based on the way that the constitution is written.
04:29:05.240And because of that, Hezbollah doesn't have to be popular in Lebanon.
04:29:09.720it only has to convince the Shia community in Lebanon
04:29:12.640that without us, the Sunnis will basically walk all over you.
04:29:17.180And that's how they, at least politically, remain in power.
05:46:09.140Okay, so the same thing, Trump, you are a man of action, it says, however, every single
05:46:22.620day that passes, there are tens of people being executed, so it's basically, it starts
05:46:30.200with praising Trump, saying, Mr. President Trump, you're a man of action, and it says,
05:46:34.740would however every day that passes tens of iranians are being executed um i think that i
05:46:42.020think that amal would have been helpful if they did it if they removed it however part to be more
05:46:48.420respect what do you think goldie what's your view i mean it's it is what it is but i think it's it's
05:46:56.020still you know like i i appreciate that people in iran are feeling frustrated um but it's like
05:47:03.460a supportive frustration right it's it's like they're not frustrated because americans you
05:47:09.540know because they don't like americans they're frustrated because they love america they love
05:47:14.100president trump and they're like everyone's just waiting for america to act right so that's where
05:47:19.620the frustration comes from so think of it as like angry supporters like angry happy supporters right
05:47:25.060because of course there is there is a lot of um emotions in inside of occupied iran with of course
05:47:30.980the muslim nazis murdering iranians so um yeah that that's what it is so it's it's it's still
05:47:38.020it's still a supportive message but i mean we also have to i think give a little bit of grace
05:47:44.260to iranians and occupied iran who are being murdered by people but i mean ultimately ultimately
05:47:49.620the message is still a positive one because this is even more proof that iranians are waiting
05:47:55.220for the united states to strike which flies in the face of all of the jihadi islamist propaganda
05:48:01.640that chunky yogurt and others put out there right they're like oh iranians iranians say they want
05:48:06.840to be bombed trust me bro right well here's your trust me bro here's literally video from occupied
05:48:11.820iran right that iranians are waiting for the united states to come liberate them yeah you're
05:48:17.600right you know goldie exactly that's the part that we need to focus on the part that people
05:48:22.120like anna kasperian or chunky yogurt or tucker crawson are denying the fact that this is what
05:48:28.200the iranian people want that's that's the main thing that we need to focus on by the way gandalf
05:48:33.080just visited our chat on atheist republic and i just realized that he's not admin so i just fixed
05:48:40.520that right and right away so gandalf now you're an admin on our channel as well thank you for
05:48:45.800visiting our site i appreciate that um and i have another video that was shared by nail bunny
05:48:57.080this also just happened let me see yes this just happened so this is the iran international
05:49:03.240went and talked to a couple of u.s senators regarding their views on so let me just read
05:49:08.520this several u.s senators from both the democratic and republican parties expressed their views in
05:49:14.200response to a question from uh marzia hosseini a reporter for iran international regarding the
05:49:20.040potential nature of the united states reaction to the islamic republic these conversations took
05:49:25.960place on the sidelines of trump's annual speech to the u.s congress okay so this is a good summary
05:49:33.800this is i think this is a good one minute summary of what different politicians senators of on both
05:49:40.040sides of the aisle think about uh the response from let's just see what different people's
05:49:45.400perspectives are this is really good thank you nobody i think the iranian regime needs to listen
05:49:53.640very carefully to what president trump is saying he's a man who does not make idle threats
05:50:00.120he does things about it he as you can see he is preparing to do something about it
05:50:05.800So the regime needs to listen very, very carefully.
05:50:10.660We'll see what happens with the Iranian regime with regard to their seriousness with regard to negotiations.
05:50:16.700I think President Trump was right to give them a deadline.
05:50:18.800Clearly, the administration has all options on the table.
05:50:22.820And I don't think that's something you telegraph ahead of time other than this is serious and Iran needs now to come across and do some things.
05:50:31.940And right at the top of that is to quit not just oppressing their people, but actually killing and incarcerating their people.
05:50:40.120I think the president's looking at all the different military options.
05:50:44.280I applaud his affinity for an agreement.
05:50:49.580But the truth of the matter is that I wouldn't turn my back on the Ayatollah if he were three days dead.
05:50:59.620And if the president does strike a deal with him, we better have a rock-solid protocol in place to enforce it, because I don't believe him.
05:51:08.960I think the only thing the Ayatollah understands is power.
05:51:16.760Oh, wow. So I wasn't sure. So support for President Trump across the board, both Democrat and Republican.
05:51:26.860That's pretty nice to see. Guys, remember that not all Democrats are as Delulu as, I don't know, AOC. So this is good. What do you guys think? This was support.
05:51:46.260i i was expecting like one at least one or two disagreements or lack of support
05:51:55.860i don't know what do you guys think this was very encouraging let me see what else i have
05:52:02.260i wish i don't know if goldie saw this because i was wondering what she would think about this
05:52:09.220um let me see oh we have more we have more
05:52:16.260what is this okay so neil bunny just sent me this saying iran's playing this i don't know if i can
05:52:23.900oh my god this will take ages for me to explain
05:52:33.960i don't know this will like i'm not gonna maybe later maybe if maybe if goldie thinks it's a good
05:52:41.660idea because that would take like maybe people get would get bored but oh wow senator lindsey
05:52:48.940graham just posted something saying if media reports are true oh my god goldie we have a new
05:52:58.300post from lindsey graham saying if media reports are true that there is consideration of allowing
05:53:04.540Iran to have very small enrichment of uranium for faith-saving purposes? Screw that. This regime
05:53:14.500is made up of religious Nazis that are the largest state sponsor of terrorism. The regime
05:53:23.560has American blood on its hand, and they have killed over 30,000 of their citizens simply
05:53:31.220because they demand the end of their oppression i could care less about efforts to save face
05:53:38.260for this regime i would like to see the people of iran change the regime it's long overdue i hope
05:53:46.820help is underway so i would need to what do you guys think about this so i want to ask
05:53:53.300goldie when she comes back why amul lindsay is saying hope here instead of like because
05:54:00.340if this is happening for sure and also is this does this suggest that maybe they are going to
05:54:07.380allow because guys remember the islamic republic would not accept a zero enrichment deal because
05:54:14.580that would be so guys does this not confirm what i said because you know when i say safe
05:54:22.180faith saving purposes this suggests that i am correct regarding the main priority of the islamic
05:54:31.300republic being faith saving among its own remaining supporters remember how i told you that
05:54:37.860priority number one for the islamic republic is for its last remaining supporters not to
05:54:45.380defect away from the regime that is that shows this like the islamic if if the islamic republic
05:54:51.620has to choose between United States and Israel not attacking, you know, United States and Israel
05:55:00.600attacking and them not attacking but losing faith in front of its followers because it accepted zero
05:55:09.580enrichment, it will 10 out of 10 times, it will say, let's go with the war. Let's go with the war.
05:55:15.600So the Islamic Republic is so much more afraid of its last remaining followers abandoning
05:55:21.960it than even American and Israeli fighter jets and air power.
06:31:11.060he makes claims and he thinks he thinks a logical argument is when I'm the most expressive about a
06:31:19.060point like he doesn't if he wants to communicate a conclusion that he has in his head he doesn't
06:31:24.980actually he doesn't actually have any arguments for it like he doesn't like he doesn't add some
06:31:31.220premises together for us to eventually get to a conclusion he just thinks that his method of
06:31:36.660explaining it because it's very emotional should be convincing and when somebody does actually makes
06:31:42.660a point with evidence and with history to back it up but the knowledge in the in what she's talking
06:31:48.980about then his only comeback is nonsense so you just heard a lot of great arguments
06:31:57.140one after another and he thinks that he could just say nonsense and all of a sudden we have to
06:32:01.540dismiss it because drink yogurt said nonsense an intervention all right this here leave that
06:32:07.140up to the general okay uh alica nonsense so when there's these constant examples of where the
06:32:15.460u.s has failed in intervention you have to wonder why is it that they keep repeating the worst case
06:32:19.700scenarios why don't they talk about the u.s um intervention in iraq sorry in kuwait to stop
06:32:26.020iraq's intervention right which actually yeah and and also a fantastic point and japan and germany
06:32:34.020and panama to stability in kuwait why don't we talk about uh bosnia oh my god he thinks iraq he
06:32:42.340doesn't even understand his history he doesn't talk he doesn't he doesn't know that what she's
06:32:46.740referring to is the first persian gulf war why don't we talk about kosovo why don't we talk
06:32:51.060about the times when nato and the us have done tremendous work to bring stability with targeted
06:32:56.500strikes okay the reason that they keep mentioning this is because they want to constantly frame this
06:33:01.540in the worst case scenario for the us so as to defend the terrorist regime which makes you
06:33:06.260wonder why second of all this this this claim that we don't want to you know into look they have
06:33:14.020nothing they have nothing they just say not they just interrupt they interrupt look how none of
06:33:20.980the iranians ever interrupted these two idiots these two anti-semites but they just interrupt
06:33:25.940they say nonsense ah jesus this is all they can do they cannot tolerate they cannot they cannot
06:33:32.820tolerate somebody correcting them like they're used to just being able to just spew their nonsense
06:33:38.580without anybody correcting them so when somebody spends the time logically corrects them
06:33:43.700you could you could see them suffering you could see them suffering because they're being humiliated
06:33:47.940in front of an audience in iran because it's going to be a failed state and it's killed it's
06:33:52.260going to kill hundreds of thousands of people i'm sorry you don't care now that it's a failed state
06:33:57.140you don't care now how many people are being killed you want to talk about iraq you want to
06:34:01.540say hundreds of thousands of people were killed in iraq how many people did saddam hussein kill
06:34:06.340180 000 kurds alone chemical genocide against kurds the uh ethnic cleansing of of turks and we
06:34:14.020back some of shia muslims so so you want to say that if we should have just left saddam hussein
06:34:20.660and and he's expanding his war in um kuwait his war in iran and you want to say that what the us
06:34:27.460did was so bad fine it was bad but before it was worse and if it was left unchecked how much worse
06:34:32.900would it be so this isn't about what the facts are this is about so let me let me say something
06:34:37.780about dave's saying we back them okay first of all um united states is not flawless obviously we
06:34:46.180could find um some things in the foreign policy that some of us disagree with however when it
06:34:51.620came to saddam sometimes when there's two great evils it does make sense for you to in some
06:35:00.580sometimes support the lesser evil to fight the bigger evil it does makes like that has all
06:35:08.020world powers throughout history through the past uh 12 000 years of civilization at some points
06:35:15.700you take advantage of the conflict between your enemies that's what every world power has ever
06:35:24.500done in history so i'm not saying whether it is good it was 100 i'm not suggesting that it was
06:35:31.480100 correct and everything united states can should be 100 approved however like an average
06:35:38.760united states is the major source of stability all around the world and the good that united
06:35:44.360has done for the world outweighs the bad bob by a by by a factor of 10 000 right or much much even
06:35:53.840I mean, we wouldn't have all of the great advancements in technology, the internet, computers, medicine, everything like world trade, stability around the world, the great boost in economy, safety, everything, access to water, lower child mortality.
06:36:10.840All of this is because ever since we entered into this new world order that has been protected and preserved by America's economy and America's military.
06:36:20.920So even if you could find some flaws, yes, okay, nobody's perfect.
06:36:25.760However, it's very unfair to judge the United States sometimes having a relationship with evil characters like in history just because those people are also attacking or against America's enemy.
06:36:45.000I mean, at the end of the day, America's government should prioritize the American people's safety.
06:36:54.520So if there is somebody who is attacking your main enemy, even if they might not be a good person,
06:37:01.280it might make strategic sense to support them for a small period of time.
06:37:06.480So for example, when communism was rising all around the world, the United States supported some not very good dictators.
06:37:15.000All right. But honestly, even though those dictators were not really good, the rise of communism was a bigger concern.
06:37:23.300If communism had succeeded during the Cold War, the consequences of that would have been a thousand times of some evil dictators in some areas becoming, gaining more power because the United States is supporting them.
06:37:38.860So sometimes you have to choose the lesser of two evil.
06:37:43.640And even though, yes, United States worked with Saddam against the Islamic Republic,
06:37:49.200I mean, the Islamic Republic was a big concern.
06:37:52.540It made sense to sometimes work with a lesser evil to fight the Islamic Republic.
06:37:58.220But at the end of the day, United States got rid of Saddam.
06:38:01.640The mistake that was made there was not getting rid of Saddam.
06:38:06.200Getting rid of Saddam was a good thing.
06:38:08.000saddam was evil and it was good that he was removed from power the mistake united states
06:38:13.600made there was the justification for it was not honest with the american people one two
06:38:20.800the debathification that came after removing saddam caused a lot of chaos and lives of american
06:38:27.440soldiers and hundreds of thousands of people dying so removal of saddam a good a net positive for the
06:38:35.120world the debathification was the mistake again but again even if we acknowledge that america makes
06:38:41.520some mistake at the end of the day we have to be very grateful because compared to any other option
06:38:48.000as the world superpower america is number one is the best option with a huge margin from anyone else
06:38:55.360how you are looking at the facts and this isn't no no we don't interrupt this is an
06:39:01.040i was just gonna oh no no we don't interrupt that's pretty good the facts and this isn't no
06:39:11.680no we don't interrupt this is an i was just gonna ask a question you interrupted me before
06:39:17.040plenty of times you can ask me my question you're not you're not a you're not my teacher
06:39:23.040she should be your teacher because your teachers failed you
06:39:26.160we're not looking at this through the lens of we're looking at this through the lens of
06:39:33.600how can we oh my god look at him he he he feels humiliated i think
06:39:40.000he just received the beating you're not a you're not my teacher
06:39:48.080we're not looking at this through the lens of looking at this through the lens of how can we
06:39:55.600look at this in the most negative way so we don't support attacks on the regime. Second of all,
06:40:00.940this constant thing about Israel is the one that wants this war. We have all conceded and
06:40:05.780acknowledged that Israel does for obvious reasons. You're talking about you take Israel and you take
06:40:11.160the IRGC, you take this terrorist regime that has enshrined an eschological vision to eliminate
06:40:17.880Israel in its charter and has repeatedly acted on that vision. Any sane country in the world,
06:40:23.480whether it was u.s or israel would obviously want to protect itself so you're talking about a
06:40:29.240liberal democracy that seeks safety and protection of its own people and you're talking about a
06:40:33.880terrorist state that wants to eliminate that state so jenki i don't know if jenki is listening because
06:40:39.320when she said liberal democracy this was a moment for jen to go because he every time somebody says
06:40:47.640something about israel that jen doesn't agree with he i i think he's like thinking about something
06:40:52.680us because this is one of those moments we where he was supposed to do that and so to even look at
06:40:59.240this in any other lens is just to be out of touch with reality you talk are you awake are you awake
06:41:05.080she said israel is a liberal democracy you're supposed to laugh and so to even look at this
06:41:10.200in any other lens is just to be out of touch with reality you talk about israel doing these strikes
06:41:15.560on guys he woke up he woke up he's awake now throwing its rockets into israel you talk about
06:41:24.520it strikes on the houthis you talk think about this the regime created the i the regime created
06:41:30.840hezbollah as a second irgc to station it in the closest order to israel for the sole purpose of
06:41:36.920eliminating israel and creating a second islamic republic in lebanon now you want to say that in
06:41:42.680absurd absurd that's history you got them idiot go study this this is history what do you mean
06:41:50.600absurd she's she's not even being normative she's being descriptive she's this is like beyond just
06:41:57.240making judgment on whether or not this is true or not this is actually what happened unbelievable
06:42:02.760hell should just bend over and do nothing of course israel wants it this war because
06:42:07.400come on how much more can israel do because of israel can i respond to this utter rubbish
06:42:20.680did you see so now he's calling it garbage israeli propaganda because i constantly accuse
06:42:25.800him like i i always say i'm like this is garbage jihadi propaganda i'm not going to respond to it
06:42:30.920so now he's trying he's basically using my line trying to use it against us right
06:42:34.760oh my god yeah guys iranian women have no agency if you speak if you speak positively about
06:42:44.100israel i don't know this oh my god it's a mind virus
06:42:48.660but by the way every time they interrupt you goldie it really means that you got on you you
06:42:56.660hit a nerve like you got under their skin like they can't take it they cannot be they cannot
06:43:02.500tolerate being corrected like this okay try to respond to it with that by making an actual
06:43:17.460argument rather than just shouting out claims with no evidence can you it's a mind virus
06:43:21.860yeah oh so you've lost your mind okay so just oh okay you've lost your mind because of israel can
06:43:31.940i respond to this utter rubbish garbage is really propaganda can you it's a mind virus and you've
06:43:38.420lost your mind okay anti-semitism is a mind virus and you have lost your mind look at jake's face
06:43:45.700it yeah let me just read the super chat really quickly so sir yahut christian and the champion
06:43:52.340de la propaganda de gauche which means uh this this uh chunky yogurt is the champion of leftist
06:43:58.020propaganda in french right wait go to your chat is no no english as well yeah it's the same issue
06:44:06.340oh my god okay so just oh yeah yeah yeah anti-semitism
06:44:13.060it's so it's so amazing that it says oh anti-semitism blah blah blah blah when he himself
06:44:21.700calls everybody a musad agent and paid by israel as soon as they disagree with him
06:44:29.460israeli agent several times in this one episode right he's already called me this really agent
06:44:34.580like three or four times like he's crazy he has he has no arguments at least when at least when
06:44:41.060When you guys say that, you first make an argument and then tell him that he's an anti-Semite,
06:46:49.400The people who are acting like the Tucker Carlson and Shank Yogurt and Dave Smith and the Anna Kasparians of the world, they are pro-war because they want to stop Israel and America to eliminate the source of war.
06:47:07.980If you're genuinely anti-war, you want to eliminate the source of war and the Islamic Republic is the source of war and conflict.
06:47:17.820one question for you what percentage of germans were anti-semites
06:47:22.620oh so what the hell does that happen with this the real fascists are israel
06:47:29.900you want to ask me what percentage of israel are fascists unfortunately the percentage is over 50
06:47:36.640it's not 50 it's 49 i don't know what he's getting there right you know what the point
06:47:42.520is check the point is that it is a mind virus can i actually answer any of this garbage that
06:47:46.900putting oh you go i forgot i keep thinking it's you here when she when you're speaking over there
06:47:54.180okay so oh wow you came and defended her point is that it is a mind fire can i actually answer
06:48:01.940anything that's garbage that they're putting you're very you're very interrupting her she's
06:48:08.180got up for 10 minutes how long do you think human it hasn't been 10 minutes you idiots it hasn't it
06:48:15.300hasn't been 10 minutes at all and we have a host the host decides who speaks when and you know but
06:48:21.220but but i i distracted him because i was like can you stop interrupting her please you're a very rude
06:48:26.900person and then he's like what do you mean like he just like totally caught him off like literally
06:48:32.180he switched like he switched gears right go back yeah you derailed his yeah you derailed him whatever
06:48:39.620he was trying to do you stop this answer any of this garbage that they're putting out you're very
06:48:47.300interrupting her she's gone out for 10 minutes what the hell you speak longer than her she has
06:48:53.380she has been patiently waiting without interrupting you for a very very very long time and eventually
06:48:59.700when it gets to her she should be able to have some time to make her point and it hasn't even
06:49:04.580been close to 10 minutes and there's a host there you don't you shouldn't be the person who decides
06:49:09.620who speaks when the host should be able to decide and goldie amazing job in defending her
06:49:14.580and look at the poor general thank you look at the poor general the general's like oh my gosh
06:49:17.860these people are like so rude right like referring to chunky yogurt and dave smith right the general
06:49:23.620is not impressed he's just he's like not having any of this yeah goldie is so wholesome how you
06:49:30.580like two iranian women having each other's back and supporting each other that was that was very
06:49:35.540wholesome good job that was so sweet well you know what elika so elika was basically playing
06:49:40.260offense and then i was defense right so elika was going in with like you know the facts or whatever
06:49:45.300and then i would go in with like the the you know uh putting people in their place but also like
06:49:51.700summarizing from more of a political like geopolitical perspective right so it was like
06:49:57.060an offense defense type thing we did well yeah it's frustrating that people when you when you
06:50:05.780call out anti-semites they say like oh every criticism of israel is anti-semitism no you
06:50:12.260goddamn idiot but if you blame everything everything that goes wrong anywhere on israel
06:50:20.580then that is anti-semitic you know who criticizes israel israelis criticize israel zionist israelis
06:50:29.380patriotic zionist israelis criticize israel nobody calls them anti-semitic what you're
06:50:35.860doing is not criticizing israel and we can tell how long do you think human okay let me change
06:50:45.940Cenk, I'll give you a brief write-of-reply there, and then I want to go to the general.
06:50:53.460So guys, this is a total illusion. The country starting all the wars in the Middle East is Israel, not Iran.
06:51:01.060Israel, not only that's not true, it couldn't be any further from the truth.
06:51:06.500He said the country starting all the wars in the Middle East is Israel. Israel has not.
06:51:12.180again guys i will repeat this forever i'll come challenge me on this go look at the history of
06:51:19.380israel israel has not started a single a single war a single word come and show me which one they
06:51:29.140have started every single war every single one of them that that israel has been involved with
06:51:39.620It was a response to the enemies of Israel, attacking Israel.
06:51:48.020The ones that have the religious ideology of taking over the Middle East is Israel.
06:52:46.420So if you're talking about that, well, yeah, I support that as well.
06:52:51.840But the idea that Israel's official policy as a state, or as the majority of the Israeli people, is to expand the borders of Israel from the Nile to the Euphrates, that's an absolute lie.
06:56:49.000Because multiple Israel had land, you know, Israel gave up Gaza, Israel gave up the Sinai Peninsula, Israel gave up so much land that they had complete control over that they could have held on to easily for the sake of peace.
06:57:09.580No country on earth has given up more land as a percentage of their current land.
06:59:00.320Do you think these two idiots even know anything about the history of Pan-Arabism and then Pan-Islamism in the Middle East?
06:59:08.940The very definition of Pan-Arabism by Jamal Abdel Nasser and then Pan-Islamism by Hamas, by Muslim Brotherhood, and eventually again by the Vilayat al-Faqih of the Ethno-Asher-Shia-Islam.
06:59:24.960The very definition of these ideologies are expansionism.
06:59:28.260all of the all of and not only israel is not expansionist all of her enemies are expansionist
06:59:35.500every single one of them from the very beginning of israel i mean the entire reason why they want
06:59:41.760to destroy israel is because they're trying to bring an arab arab empire or a sunni caliphate
06:59:47.980or a shia imamate all of these are expansionists every single one of them is in fact israel is the
06:59:55.420only country in that region that is doesn't have expansionist ambitions the only one
07:00:09.100oh is english back i just got an english super chat let me see saying jink and dave are unbearable
07:00:16.860narcissist low iq people who believe they're intellectually superior painful to listen to
07:00:24.460thank you goldie i couldn't yes thank you goldie
07:00:31.980let me just continue oh you're welcome
07:00:39.020mapping their kinesit they're trying and they their cabinet members say
07:03:05.440Hmm. It's almost as if the only state where they're talking about when they're concerned about their military capability is the state where, I don't know, the one state that is threatening Israel with complete and absolute annihilation.
07:03:25.520And then, I wonder why Israel is trying to reduce the military capability of the country
07:03:38.080that has threatened to completely wipe them off the effing map.
07:06:53.540Israel, all of these years, even though Gaza had elected a government that was constantly trying to wipe Israel off the map, you know what Israel did?
07:17:24.720First of all, the donation, the military donation,
07:17:29.720the donation that United States gives to Israel
07:17:32.040is a fraction of israel's military budget which honestly israel is in the best interest of israel
07:17:39.000for united states to stop that any anyways because that donation is more of a leash than a support
07:17:45.880and israel gets a united states support for israel should be like in intelligence cooperation
07:17:52.760military cooperation and you know military equipment selling and stuff like that instead
07:17:59.320of just giving them donations because many Israelis have realized that the donation they
07:18:04.360get from the United States is more of a leverage than any form of a real support because it's so
07:18:11.320small compared to what Israel's military budget is anyways. And when it comes to the relationship
07:18:17.080between Israel and the United States, it's not America that is sacrificing so much for Israel.
07:18:23.080it's actually the other way around israel has israel has has given up so much israel actually
07:18:31.240pays the major cost killing not as not just its own enemies but america's enemies the cost to
07:18:37.800american to americans both in economic metrics but also in lives would be astronomically higher
07:18:45.320if israel didn't exist if united says had if israel didn't exist all of the all of israel's enemies
07:18:52.040right now would have moved to focus on United States and it would have been astronomically
07:18:58.680more expensive in both dollars and American soldiers lives if United States had to move
07:19:05.800more of its military assets and soldiers to the Middle East to fight its enemies so far
07:19:11.640so far away from its borders. Israel has been a major, major money saver and saver of lives
07:19:19.880given that Israel is there already, where United States enemies are coming from, and also Israel
07:19:27.640has more information regarding how everything in their backyards operates, because they have
07:19:32.600experience there, they know the region, they have expertise in the region, so they are so effective
07:19:38.680at eliminating America's enemies. When it comes to the relationship between Israel and United States,
07:19:43.960america has gotten the better end of that deal there are way more benefits to every american
07:19:50.200citizen than i mean israel benefits a lot from america's uh as well but honestly like every
07:19:56.280single time there's a israeli soldier in the battlefield somewhere shooting at a terrorist
07:20:01.800that's one american soldier that does that's actually five american soldiers that doesn't
07:20:06.440have to be there. American soldiers for Israel, 85%. American soldiers for Israel, what are you
07:20:18.040talking about? It's the other way around. It's the other way around. Israeli soldiers are in the
07:20:27.560battlefield fighting America's enemies. Every single terrorist that an Israeli soldier has
07:20:37.880eliminated is a terrorist that wish they could attack America instead. They're attacking Israel
07:20:44.600because Israel is in the way. Israel is in the way between these terrorists and United States.
07:20:51.480that's why they attack israel this was a three-step plan phase one remove palavi
07:20:58.520armini well oh no actually no no continue i was just going to say that please continue the three
07:21:03.480phase plan go ahead what you were yes the three yeah this was a three-phase plan phase one remove
07:21:11.080pallavi pallavi was the obstacle to to get iran and use iran as a base of operations for base two
07:21:18.760Phase two was remove Israel. Remove Israel as an obstacle in the way to basically have control over all of the Middle East and North Africa. And then instead of just using Iran as a base of operation, use all of this region as a base of operation to bring back this Islamic empire as a political and military bloc against Western powers.
07:21:46.600That's phase two. Phase three is to go for the final boss.
07:21:53.940The end goal is to bring down the United States and by doing that to remove the current global order and then bring an Islamic world order.
07:29:19.880Okay, we're running out of time. I just want you've actually reminded me, and I want to come to Dave Smith quickly for this, then go to the general.
07:29:25.980um the tucker carlson interviewed the u.s ambassador to israel mike huckabee this week
07:29:32.960so i thought this was really weird because we're talking about iran but then pierce morgan for
07:29:41.560some reason decided to bring in like this interview with mike huckabee and tucker carlson about like
07:29:46.220israel and gaza and then dave smith goes on on this whole rant so i don't know i thought that
07:29:52.380kind of disrespectful because if the topic is about iran and the iranian people i felt like
07:29:57.260by doing this pierce morgan disrespected um the 90 000 at least 90 000 people um iranians who've
07:30:04.380been murdered by the islamic regime by you know taking taking away from the subject or something
07:30:10.540um you can listen to this part later if you want because if you want to talk about this like this
07:30:15.340is the tucker carlson stuff it's like propaganda like it's gonna take forever um maybe just go
07:30:20.620forward to what the general says and then maybe you could leave it there um okay or i mean honestly
07:30:27.340the rest of it the rest of it is like is is pretty much fine ambassador because i know it's also
07:30:33.740getting late so you can you know you can watch the rest of it on your own and then if there's like
07:30:38.060anything you want to comment comment about tomorrow you can um but before you go there is one meme
07:30:44.540that i want to i want to play for you because i know it's getting late and you have to go
07:30:48.700okay but can i just say something uh first of all i i really love uh mike huckabee support for
07:30:57.200the running people in israel just a tiny like you guys could tell me if i'm wrong about this
07:31:03.600in the comments i i'm open to feedback um i just want to give it like a criticism when it comes to
07:31:10.300the way people defend Israel. Guys, I think even if you believe it, it's more effective
07:31:21.480if you don't use your religious Christian beliefs to defend Israel. It's more relatable
07:31:29.320by more people if you focus on Israel's right to defend itself and non-religious arguments.
07:31:39.540doesn't really sell well to the public even if you believe in it try to find non-religious
07:31:45.940practical pragmatic reasons for why israel has the right to defend itself against her enemies
07:31:53.300and i just think that when i consider michael could be to be a great ally of us iranian people
07:31:59.700of israel i just think it did the anti-israelis love it when you use the bible for justification
07:32:08.740to defend israel because then they have so much because when it comes to non-religious arguments
07:32:15.620it's so easy to crush them so that's why they want to make it religious because then they think that
07:32:21.860they have an upper hand in that drill so don't give that to them right and that's what kind of
07:32:28.100happened here so but you can you can watch that later and then if there's like any part of the
07:32:32.820rest of the the interview that you want to you know talk about tomorrow we can do that um because
07:32:38.340you know i know it's getting kind of late it's you know uh pretty late here as well so um i wanted
07:32:44.020to play a quick meme for you before you leave but before i play the meme you have to put on
07:32:50.180your green headband and i have to put on my hijab okay let me grab my headband i'll be back okay
07:32:58.660we're going full durka again guys there there's a reason there's a reason
07:33:03.700and then you're gonna have to explain this one okay so um there's there's a reason for this
07:33:14.740let me just play it for you first wait should i go wear black should i change the back oh 100