00:14:45I forgot to star the comment so that I could share it with all of you.
00:14:52but uh let me see if i can find the comment again guys because um so it was an iranian and he wrote
00:14:59in in persian oh my gosh i can't find the comment now where is this where is this uh
00:15:06uh this iranian wrote in persian that's you know the the squiggly lines
00:15:10and uh what did he say basically he said uh
00:15:16Oh, here we go. I found it. I found it. So, guys, so I just want to say, you know, whenever you see the squiggly lines, right, so we call them the squiggly lines, but this is Persian writing.
00:15:29So, here we have one of our Iranian viewers, and they sent this message, and I wanted to share this with all of you.
00:45:04what like guys even the durkas even the durkas can't like can't contain how insane this is right0.64
00:45:12so even when this durka jihadi reporter who's a mouthpiece of the islamic regime
00:45:18when he's like have you seen much taba the durka commander is like let's leave this matter
00:45:25the reason have you seen him let's leave this matter alone
00:45:29Let's leave this matter alone. Guys, that means no, okay? That literally means no. So why is this relevant? Because all of these, you know, so-called appointments and promotions within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are being attributed to the gay cardboard Ayatollah Supreme Dictator.
00:45:59right so again going to our boom boom bingo sheet right so all of these0.87
00:46:06appointments that's happening here there we go all of these appointments are
00:46:13being attributed to much tapa but but we still haven't seen him we haven't heard
00:46:22from him. We don't know if he's alive or dead. Is he injured? Like what? We don't know. We don't
00:46:29know. But supposedly, supposedly, Mujtaba has appointed all of these people. Now, what's
00:46:39interesting is that Pizishkian, again, he's the Durka president. He's basically the scapegoat0.92
00:46:45for the Islamic regime. Pizishkian claimed, you know, a few days ago that he met with Mujtaba
00:46:53and he met with him for seven hours and he is healthy. Hmm. Okay. Um, I don't know. I don't
00:47:02know. Like the way that I see this is, is if you meet with the Supreme dictator who hasn't been
00:47:08seen since forever, like we've literally never seen him. And then, you know, you have to put
00:47:15out a statement saying, oh, I met with him and he's healthy. To me, I don't know, man, that kind
00:47:21of tells me that either he's dead or severely injured. And that's the thing because we, like
00:47:28we Iranians, Iranians occupied by the Islamic regime, we have not seen anything so far. We
00:47:38haven't seen a video message we haven't heard his voice we haven't seen a photo nothing nothing
00:47:46everything that they've shown from him has either been a written statement or or it's been like an
00:47:56ai generated video in fact it's been five months since he became the supreme dictator of uh the
00:48:06islamic regime occupying iran and they still haven't shown him and this is unprecedented
00:48:12anywhere in the world but now what's interesting is that they're saying that uh mujtaba right so
00:48:20now they're they're basically saying that this durka okay so mujtaba supposedly supposedly
00:48:30issued the decrees appointing and promoting these commanders. But I want to go through
00:48:38these commanders and I want to explain the positions that they have been appointed to,
00:48:44what they mean and what their backgrounds are. So let's start with Ali Abdullahi. So going to
00:48:51our Boom Boom Jihadi bingo sheet. This is Ali Abdullahi, okay? So, Ali Abdullahi was commander0.98
00:49:01of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central HQ. And remember, Khatam al-Anbiya is the one with, like, you know,
00:49:08the spokesperson of the Islamic regime who was Boom Boomed sometime back in April, and now they're
00:49:15using an AI version of him. I went in depth into that in part one. So, Abdullahi, who was,
00:49:25where is he? Where are you, Abdullahi? How about a man get? So, Abdullahi, who was the
00:49:33head of Khatam al-Anbiya, he has now been selected as Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces.
00:49:42And I explained a couple days ago as well. So the armed forces, they have not been boomed. And the reason for that is because President Trump said that there are certain elements within the army that are considered more moderate.
00:49:59And I believe that when President Trump says there are elements that are more moderate, that is code for elements who have defected.
00:50:10So the reason that Abdullahi has been transferred from IRGC to the army is because the Islamic regime is terrified and they want Abdullahi there to try and figure out who within these ranks has defected.0.96
00:50:32Because if you look at the boom boom mingo sheet, a lot of boom booms on the IRGC side, in fact, most of them are pretty much, you know, dead and sent to hell where they belong.0.94
00:50:43But when you look at the army, no boom booms on the army side, right?1.00
00:50:49So, the general staff of the armed forces is the highest ranking military authority in the Islamic Republic after the leader.
00:51:02Right. So becoming the so Abdullah, he essentially becoming the general chief of staff of the sorry, becoming the general, sorry, becoming the chief of the general staff of the armed forces.
00:51:22That's the highest ranking military authority in the Islamic regime after the leader.
00:51:27So, what that means is that Abdullahi is now effectively, he outranks Khatami because Khatami is the army commander, okay?
00:51:41But now, with this new appointment, Abdullahi, let me remove the comments here.
00:51:48So, Abdullahi, he actually now outranks the army commander, okay?
00:51:58Why? Because the Islamic regime is worried about the potential defections within the Artish.
00:52:11And, you know, remember, the Islamic regime is a totalitarian authoritarian dictatorship.0.91
00:52:16dictatorships. So they will just put anyone above anyone for any reason whatsoever. That's how Islam0.98
00:52:24works. That's how Sharia law works. Now, under the constitutional, well, the constitutional0.91
00:52:32structure of the Islamic regime, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces is the leader
00:52:39himself. This commander in chief then has a staff organization that is supposed to manage war and
00:52:48administer the armed forces. And that's called the general staff of the armed forces. So it's the,
00:52:56this is the institution that supervises both the IRGC and the armed forces. Okay, so remember,
00:53:08So, looking at our boom boom bingo sheet, okay? So, Abdullahi has now been promoted to this role here. So, this used to be Bagheri, okay? Bagheri, he was boom boomed recently, I believe, right?
00:53:56And Boghari was the chief of staff of armed forces, which means that, you know, when you look at the army and the IRGC, both of these squares are within the larger square of the armed forces, right?
00:54:18So we're going into a little bit of like Game of Thrones Durka history, but this is important. Oops, oh no. Here we go. So the armed forces, okay?
00:54:35So, Abdullahi, now guys, this is really important because I have been saying for a very long time that Abdullahi is the second, he's basically the right-hand man of Qalibaf.
00:54:52And remember, Qalibaf is a former IRGC commander, but then he retired, so then he became like parliament speaker.
00:55:02Qalibov tried to run for president, but he didn't have enough Durkis support. So Pizishkian became
00:55:11the president. Qalibov had to settle for becoming parliament speaker. However, as we all know,
00:55:17Pizishkian is a puppet president. Qalibov has more power than Pizishkian. And this is the0.80
00:55:25important thing. Abdullahi is Qaliboff's right-hand man. So I have been saying for a very long time
00:55:34that, you know, there's, you know, internal divisions and infighting and factions. I get
00:55:41all that. That's all happening. However, within the IRGC, there's been an internal division
00:55:49because, you know, Vahidi, like General Skidmark, he has his own agenda, but Abdullahi, his agenda
00:56:00is Qalibov's agenda, okay? Because Abdullahi has always been Qalibov's right-hand man. So, now,
00:56:12So, supposedly, the supreme dictator, Mochitaba, we don't know if he's alive or dead,
00:56:20Abdullahi has now formally replaced Baghiri, okay?
00:56:27So, Abdullahi is now the new chief of staff armed forces.
00:56:33That essentially means that Abdullahi, Abdullahi, who is Qalibaf's right-hand man,
00:56:42And remember, Vahidi and Abdullahi are different factions, like they're both vying for power,
00:56:49So the fact that Abdullahi is now the chief of staff of the armed forces, that means
00:56:59that Abdullahi now outranks Vahidi, supposedly, which means that Vahidi must now answer to
00:57:10Abdullahi. Okay. Why is this relevant? Well, because like I said, Abdullahi is loyal to
00:57:20Galiba. So the fact that Mujtaba supposedly placed Abdullahi in the chief of staff of armed
00:57:33forces roles means that Abdullah, he now outranks Wahidi, okay? So this is essentially a desperate0.77
00:57:42ploy by certain factions within the Islamic regime to try and bring, they're trying to bring
00:57:53the IRGC under control because the IRGC has always been loyal to Khamenei. They're literally
00:58:01like a rabid dog, like a wild dog. So, I can tell you right now, Vahidi, he's not happy about this
00:58:10because prior to Abdullahi being promoted to the Chief of Staff of Armed Forces to replace
00:58:18Vahidi, okay, Vahidi outranked Abdullahi. I mean, they were pretty much almost equal,
00:58:27Right. So Abdullahi didn't technically answer to Vahidi because, you know, they have like a weird system.
00:58:38But Abdullahi, like I would say that Vahidi outranked Abdullahi by a little bit, just by a little bit.
00:58:46So Vahidi was using that to his advantage.
00:58:50But now, the fact that Abdullahi has literally been promoted to this rule here, right, to replace Bagheri, who was boom-boomed, you know, back in, you know, 2025, not only does that put a huge and even bigger target on Abdullahi's head, Khabar Amagish, but this is going to piss off Bahidi, right?
00:59:17Um, and, and again, so the chief of staff of the armed forces, right? It's, um, it's the institution
00:59:27that supervises both the IRGC and the regular army. So it controls the IRGC, it controls the army,
00:59:39and it coordinates the two forces with one another. Now, keep in mind during the 12 day
00:59:46war. And I mentioned this earlier. So last year during the 12 day war, the commander and chief
00:59:53of the general staff of the armed forces was Boghari. Guys, we are we are going into Durka
00:59:59history. So I'm unlocking the boom boom bingo sheets Dorcas for you guys. So Boghari was one
01:00:06of the oil old IRGC commanders. And he was pretty much boom boomed to hell by Israel in the very0.96
01:00:13first minutes of that war. And, you know, thank you, Israel, for that. I'm Israel Khai. We love0.98
01:00:18Israel. And then after Muhammad Boghari, Abdul Rahim Musabi, right, this one, replaced him,
01:00:29okay? And he had been commander. He had been the commander of the regular army. So he was here.
01:00:36So Musavi used to be here. So when Boghari was boom boomed by, you know, Israel last year, and, you know, thank you, Israel, for that. Cheers to Israel. With my bubbly flavored water, it's raspberry flavor tonight.0.54
01:00:53So, when Baghdadi was boom-boomed, Mousavi, who used to be in this position here, he
01:01:01was appointed Chief of Staff of the General Armed Forces, and then Mousavi was then killed
01:01:10in the 40-day war, on the very first day when Khamenei's compound was attacked and the meeting
01:02:47They were just very corrupt, but they were taking advantage of the Islamic regime to steal billions of dollars, and they flaunted their wealth, and he was buried without a head, and it was actually, you know, it was a wonderful thing to see.1.00
01:03:01So, um, and guys, Shamkhani, Shamkhani is one of the, um, architects of, of the, um,0.85
01:03:16the massacre of Iranians on January 8th and 9th. So, um,
01:03:23so I just want, I want, I want to share this because this is important, right? So,
01:03:31this is, you know, leaked footage of, you know, the wedding. This is his daughter's wedding,
01:03:42okay? Now, keep in mind, Shamkhani, right? So let me just pull this up here again really quickly1.00
01:03:49for you guys. Shamkhani is one of the Muslim Nazis who approved and authorized the murder,0.99
01:04:02the murder of Iranian freedom fighters who just wanted to live in a free and democratic secular0.98
01:04:10society. So Shamkhani, Shamkhani said, no, no, no, we have to murder Iranians who don't want
01:04:19to live under Sharia law because they are a threat to Islam, okay? So keep that in mind1.00
01:04:26because I'm about to share a video with you of his daughter's wedding, okay? And normally,
01:04:34right, like what people do in their private lives, it's up to them. However, if you are a Muslim Nazi0.99
01:04:41and you are forcing everyone else to live under Islamic law and then you openly say that anyone0.99
01:04:49who defies Islam or anyone who defies Sharia law must be murdered, right? But then this is how
01:04:58your daughter dresses on her wedding. You're a hypocrite. So there's a reason why this video1.00
01:05:05went viral, because Shamkhani is responsible for the murder of countless, countless thousands of0.99
01:05:14innocent, unarmed Iranians, and yet his daughter dresses like this in front of men and women0.90
01:05:22on her funeral. On her wedding. I mean, it's pretty much like a funeral, but whatever.0.96
01:05:36So this is Shamchani, and this is his daughter, okay? I don't know about you guys, but I don't,
01:05:43Like, for someone who is literally defending Islam and Sharia law, right, do you see the hypocrisy?0.99
01:05:52It's basically rules for thee, but not for me.0.97
01:05:55So they force, they literally force Iranian people to dress in hijab and to follow Islamic law.
01:06:05But then his daughter, his daughter for her wedding, right, like literally it's the entire thing.
01:06:12And by the way, her neckline literally goes down to her neckline.1.00
01:06:30But then, but then, guys, the Muslim Nazis,0.98
01:06:38the Muslim Nazis have the audacity to come after the rest of us, right?0.95
01:06:48And again, guys, like normally, normally, like I don't, I don't criticize how women dress,0.96
01:06:55right? You can dress however you want to dress. But what I'm pointing out is the hypocrisy because0.99
01:07:01Shamkhani is one of those Muslim Nazis who literally approved the murder of Iranian women0.97
01:07:11because, you know, Iranian women didn't want to wear hijab. Okay. And we still, we still,0.97
01:07:16we don't want to wear hijab. And Shamkhani said, oh no, those Iranian women, they should be1.00
01:07:22murdered. You know, we need to rape and torture and murder any Iranian woman who doesn't want to1.00
01:07:29wear hijab because that's a threat to Islam. Meanwhile, his daughter is dressing like this1.00
01:07:35during her wedding in front of women and men. So, you know, it's, yeah, like someone is saying
01:07:42animal farm, a hundred percent, right? Uh, it's animal farm where, you know, they say, uh, you
01:07:48know, all animals are equal. Some animals are more equal than other or whatever. Right. So that's
01:07:54exactly what it is. So rules for thee, but not for me. So this is what I mean when I say that
01:07:59the Muslim, uh, like the Islamic regime, they're a bunch of like garbage hypocrites, right? Like,1.00
01:08:06like they, they murder Iranian women for showing a strand of hair, but then their,1.00
01:08:12their daughters dress like this. Yeah.1.00
01:08:24So, by the way, guys, my favorite rapper, Hamid Fahd, he actually made a video about this
01:08:41wedding. Should I play it? Should I play it? So, Hamid Fahd, Hamid Fahd, my favorite rapper,
01:08:54oh, is someone asking, is this a traditional Islamic wedding? No,
01:09:01obviously not. Obviously, obviously not. This is, this isn't, should I play it? Okay. All right.
01:09:10Now, this is not an Islamic wedding. Like what's, what's Islamic about this, right? But, but1.00
01:09:16these are the same Muslim Nazis who, you know, they, they literally murder Iranians in the name0.98
01:09:24of Allah and Islam and Muhammad and Jihad, but this is what they do behind the scenes.0.97
01:09:29So, you know what? Sure. I'll, so, um, I'll play the song. Um, uh,0.78
01:09:39because like what happened after, so guys, again, like Iranian dark humor, right? So, um,1.00
01:09:49So, so after this video came out of, you know, uh, Shamhani's daughter dressed that way. And
01:09:58then of course, uh, that's his, um, this is his second wife. Okay. So, so guys, this isn't wife
01:10:06number one. This is wife number two. I don't know where wife number one is. I don't know if wife1.00
01:10:12number one is dead or alive but uh this is wife number two so even even his wife okay and she's
01:10:19not the mother of this one okay um what's what's not weird person wait someone wait someone on
01:10:32rumble is posting something weird let me just go to rumble and ban them oh god honestly we just
01:10:39why can we not just have like um a regular normal chat i don't know who that person was
01:10:47can i don't see a i guess they were banned or something anyways okay oh i think i think rumble
01:10:56mods i think rumble mods got him so thank you thank you rumble mods um anyways so uh this is
01:11:02not even wife number one. This is wife number two. Um, and you know, even, even wife, even his wife0.98
01:11:10is just like, right, like right down to her belly button. And guys, like, listen, I, you know what,
01:11:16I don't mind, you know, I don't mind a good, uh, you know, low neck shirt or dress. Um, I've worn
01:11:22a good low neck shirt or dress in my day. I still do once in a while, but you know what? Um, that's
01:11:29hypocritical for me. Why? Because I don't go out there and I don't murder other women for the crime
01:11:38of offending Islam by, you know, wearing a low neck dress. So the reason that Iranians were very,1.00
01:11:45very angry about this is because Shamkhani's, you know, his concubine and his bastard daughter1.00
01:11:51are literally just showing off like everything. Meanwhile, Shamkhani is part of a system that0.98
01:11:58murders Iranian women for showing a strand of hair. Okay, so that's what you have to, that's
01:12:05what you guys have to keep in mind here. And then a lot of AI videos came out. And, and then Hamid
01:12:13Fad, my literally my favorite rapper, he made a song about this. And the song is called Azad.
01:12:20And Azad is, is the name of Shamhani's, you know, I don't know, his concubine, his second wife,
01:12:28i don't know whatever she is right so so this song again this is iranian dark humor and just
01:12:35keep in mind the reason that um um these ai videos are sexualizing uh these two women right0.93
01:12:45the reason that these two women are being sexualized is because these two women0.79
01:12:49are part of the system that murder iranian women for showing a strand of hair so again um0.78
01:12:58What Iranians are saying is why is it that these people can have these extravagant lifestyles and they can dress however they want to dress, but then they literally murder Iranian women for showing a strand of hair.0.98
01:13:16So that's where this comes from, and it's just such a good song.1.00
01:13:20So whenever he says Azar, Azar, that's A-Z-A-R, Azar, he's referring to the woman in the blue dress, okay?0.54
01:13:31Because the woman in the blue dress is, I don't know, one of Shamkhani's wives or concubines, or I don't know, whatever.0.93
01:14:04And whenever you refer to someone as Haj, that means that they've gone to Mecca.
01:14:11So when he says Haj Khanum, he's basically, like, that's basically what you call someone who has made the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca and they've made out with the meteorite.
01:14:29So it's either, you know, Haj Khanum refers to women, Haj Agha refers to men.0.63
01:14:37But when you add Hajj in front of their name, that basically implies that they've gone to Mecca and made out with the space rock that all the Muslims worship.
01:14:48So, you know, Shamchani in this beginning, he's saying that Hajj Khanum is a very, very respectable woman, right?0.92
01:14:57She's very respectable, dresses modestly, respects Islam, blah, blah, blah.
01:17:05right so basically here what he's saying is that
01:17:21means roof uh sorry means loose so basically what he's saying is that when it comes to you
01:17:31the rules are loose right you don't have to follow like you don't have to follow the islamic rules
01:17:37but then he says but he's like for you the islamic rules are loose right you don't have to follow0.93
01:17:46them then he says but when it comes to us iranians we basically are murdered by the islamic regime
01:17:55And then here's like an image of a turban head, a mullah, who is going after and harassing Iranian women who, you know, for the crime of showing their hair.0.91
01:18:07Because, guys, keep in mind, any Iranian, including myself, the fact that I'm showing my hair, this is a crime against Islam, right?0.78
01:18:15So I'm basically waging war against Allah for, you know, the simple crime of not of not covering my hair.0.96
01:18:30Right. So then there you see, like he's saying, like, for you, you guys get to party.0.58
01:18:35But for us, we we, you know, we mourn over graves.
01:18:39So he's like, while you are partying, we mourn over graves.
01:18:45And then he says, look at the bride's dress.0.82
01:18:51Her dress is covered with the blood of our Iranian children, murdered by the Islamic regime, including your father, Sham Khun.0.95
01:28:05Because Abdullahi is a supporter of Qalibaf, okay?
01:28:10And Qalibov is one faction and Vahidi, a.k.a. General Skidmark, is another faction.
01:28:18So, but before I get into Ali Abdullah's detailed background, I want to give you a quick explanation about the general staff.
01:28:29Okay, I want to talk about the general, like the chief of staff of the armed forces and their relationship with the Khatam al-Anbiya wartime HQ.
01:28:41So, after the end of the Iran-Iraq war, although the staff of the commander-in-chief had, you know,
01:28:52been established, the organization that eventually became today's general staff of the armed forces
01:28:58was created. So, this organization here that sort of supersedes both the military and the IRGC,
01:29:06it didn't actually exist before the Iran-Iraq war. So around 42 years ago, when the regular army,
01:29:16okay, so that would be the regular army and the IRGC, when they were fighting Iraq,
01:29:24the two organizations had significant disagreements over how the Iran-Iraq war should be managed.
01:29:32The army's method of fighting was different from the IRGC's method of fighting, and they developed
01:29:38serious disagreements with one another. Now, keep in mind, the army had a, you know, normal method
01:29:46of fighting, whereas the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, because they're a bunch of Muslim0.92
01:29:51Nazis, their method of fighting included using child soldiers. And a lot of children were0.93
01:29:59indoctrinated and they were basically sent out and used as fodder for landmines that the Iraqis
01:30:06had planted inside of Khuzestan, which is a province that I'm from. The Iranian side had
01:30:15also suffered some defeats because of this disagreement. And, you know, for a little while,
01:30:23the Iraqis had actually captured the city of Khurramshad. And I have a lot of relatives in
01:30:29Khurramshad. However, after Khurramshad was liberated from the Iraqi invasion,
01:30:37the disagreement between the army and the IRGC became more severe. Okay.
01:30:44Okay. And after Huanamshar was liberated, there were a number of operations that they just
01:30:56literally failed in a row one by one. One of them was Operation Ramadan, east of Basra,
01:31:03and that was a major defeat and one of the biggest armored battles. Iran lost a large number of tanks
01:31:17After that, Operation Valfaj preliminary also failed.0.74
01:31:22And in fact, Iranians suffered so many casualties that they did not even tell Khomeini.
01:31:29Remember, at that time, during the Iran-Iraq war, Khomeini was the supreme dictator of the Islamic regime.
01:31:37Khomeini was the founder of the Islamic regime. He was still alive at the time. In fact, Khomeini
01:31:43is the reason that the Iran-Iraq war started in the first place, because that's when the Islamic0.57
01:31:50regime tried to invade Iraq. So apparently there were so many casualties that the, you know,
01:31:59army and the IRGC, they didn't even dare tell Khomeini the real number of Iranians who had
01:32:06been killed because they were afraid that if they told Khomeini how badly, you know, they had
01:32:12suffered and lost that, you know, they their heads would be cut off. And they were never really able
01:32:20to achieve another major victory after that. So because there was so much disconnect between the
01:32:28Army and the IRGC. In order to coordinate the two organizations, Khomeini created a joint headquarters
01:32:37and at that time, the joint HQ was known as the Karbala Joint Headquarters. Now again, guys,
01:32:46this goes back to what I say about how the Islamic regime is a foreign occupying invading force from1.00
01:32:55you know, Iraq or Saudi Arabia or I don't know, whatever hellhole they've come from,0.99
01:33:00that's because, you know, even like initially when Khomeini Khabar al-Margish, when he created0.92
01:33:06this sort of organization to control both of these entities, he called it the Karbala Joint HQ.
01:33:16Karbala is a city in Iraq. So ask yourselves this question. Why is it that the so-called
01:33:26Iranian government, and I say Iranian in quotation marks because they're not actually Iranian,
01:33:32right? Like they're a foreign Arab occupying invasion, but they always name things after0.93
01:33:39like Arab cities or dead Arab warlords, right? So they called the joint, like they basically
01:33:50called the HQ, initially they called it Karbalo Joint Headquarters, right? What the hell does
01:34:00there's a city in iraq have to do with the military hq of iran that's because iran is occupied by1.00
01:34:10foreigners right that's why everything that they name is after like you know arab cities or dead0.93
01:34:16arab warlords or you know whatever right so again this is all proof that the islamic regime is a0.97
01:34:23foreign occupying invasion. And so when Khomeini Khabar al-Margish, he created this Karbala joint0.99
01:34:32HQ, this became the most important wartime command HQ. And Khatam al-Anbiya, and again, guys,
01:34:41Khatam al-Anbiya, that's not an Iranian word. Khatam al-Anbiya is Arabic. Khatam al-Anbiya means
01:34:48the seal of the prophet right so basically it's like the seal of the prophet of muhammad so again
01:34:54even khatam olambia is not an iranian thing i don't even pronounce it properly i don't know
01:34:59how it's properly pronounced i don't really care how it's properly pronounced i'll just
01:35:03say khatam olambia but it's literally like a jihadi durka thing okay so even khatam olambia
01:35:11that's not an iranian word i don't even know well i mean i know what khatam olambia means but
01:35:17like none like there's not even a single part of that phrase that is iranian in any way shape
01:35:25or form so again these are the muslim nazis everything they do um they they they basically
01:35:31name it after allah and islam and jihad and muhammad and like look right like we're just0.69
01:35:36we're so sick and tired of of this jihadi nonsense but anyway so let me continue so0.95
01:35:42So when the JCPOA nuclear agreement was signed, Hassan Firouzabadi, who was the chief of staff1.00
01:35:50of the armed forces at the time, he congratulated Rouhani, who was the president of the signing,
01:35:58on the signing of the agreement. So guys, Durka, Durka unlocked, right? So this is Rouhani, okay?
01:36:05So Rouhani was the supposed moderate, okay?0.99
01:36:10Again, what's really disgusting to me is how people could ever look at this, like, disgusting turban head and just assume that he's a moderate.1.00
01:38:50Like, you can never, you can never appease the Muslim Nazis.0.93
01:38:54So Barack Hussein Obama thought that, you know, he could appease the Muslim Nazis.0.90
01:39:00And, you know, Barack Hussein Obama thought that just because, you know, he's a secret Muslim that the Durkhas will, you know, they'll be friends with him.0.99
01:39:09but Barack Hussein Obama is a traitor to the United States and a traitor to Iran and a traitor0.99
01:39:16to patriots all around the world. And there's no honor amongst thieves. So even though Barack1.00
01:39:21Hussein Obama sent pallets of cash to the Islamic regime, Khamenei still thought that Barack Hussein0.83
01:39:30Obama is a traitor. So there you go. There's a little bit of Durka infighting jihadi nonsense.0.86
01:39:36And so what's interesting is that after Barack Hussein Obama signed the JCPOA, this offended Khamenei so much that the chief of staff at the time, now that Durka is not on the boom boom mingo sheet, but so the chief of staff at the time was someone named Hassan Firouz Abadi.
01:39:59he was removed as the chief of general staff of the armed forces, even though he had held that
01:40:06position for 23 years. And when Hassan Firu Zawadi was removed, Boghari replaced him. Okay,
01:40:15so Boghari, who was the deputy at the time, Boghari replaced the previous guy who had been there for
01:40:2323 years okay but there is another issue because when muhammad boghiri was selected as the chief of
01:40:32chief of general staff um during firuz abadi's leadership the deputy chief of staff had been
01:40:41someone named gullam ali rashid now gullam ali rashid he's not on the boom boom bingo sheet
01:40:48because we're getting into a little bit of a deep dive of a history here. But Gholam Ali Rashid
01:40:54had pretty much been the right-hand man of the previous chief of staff armed forces, and he had
01:41:03been the superior to Mohammad Bagheri. So the fact that, you know, within the Islamic regime,
01:41:13Mohamed Bagheri went from being, like, you know, lower rank than the deputy, and then all of a
01:41:23sudden he went to being the chief of staff of the armed forces, and then Qulam Ali Rashid,
01:41:32he was overlooked. That really, really pissed off Qulam Ali Rashid, okay? So, in order to
01:41:43you know, appease Qulam Ali Rashid, Khamenei, right? Because again, like we're talking about
01:41:49the Islamic regime. It's a totalitarian authoritarian dictatorship. So rank doesn't0.94
01:41:55matter. You know, none of that matters. All the positions are essentially made up. So Khamenei
01:42:01then said to Qulam Ali Rashid, okay, so you know what? You're upset. That's fine. We'll appease
01:42:05you. So, they didn't want to, you know, humiliate Qulam Ali Rashid because his, you know, someone
01:42:15who was ranked lower than him was promoted over him. So, that's where they created the
01:42:21Khatam al-Anbiya. And Khamenei said to Qulam Ali Rashid, go and activate Khatam al-Anbiya
01:42:30HQ, you know, with military exercises and blah, blah, blah under your supervision.
01:42:37So essentially, the Khatam al-Anbiya wartime HQ was separated from the general staff because
01:42:44they did not want Qulam Ali Rashid to have to serve under Bagheri.
01:46:29So they created the Khatam al-Anbiya HQ for Qulam Ali Rashid because they didn't want
01:46:37him to feel, you know, insulted or whatever by the fact that Bagheri, right? So Bagheri replaced him.
01:46:48So because Bagheri was promoted over Qulam Ali Rashid, they created Khatam al-Ambia as like a
01:46:56separate thing that was sort of like equal or whatever, right? And, you know, I just noticed
01:47:02some of these pictures have these like yellow asterisks. And if you know what, I don't see a
01:47:10note in particular about the yellow asterisk, but let me see. There you go. The yellow asterisk
01:47:20means killed in previous operations before Operation Epic Fury. So there you go, guys.
01:47:29there you go. So, uh, on the boom, boom bingo sheet, any Durka jihadi that has a yellow0.97
01:47:36asterisk means that, um, means that they were boom, boomed before, before operation economic0.94
01:47:45fury. I love this. I love this boom, boom jihadi bingo sheet. So yeah, these guys, these are the
01:47:50legacy boom booms, right? Uh, yeah. Tim Bob, Tim Bob, exactly. These are the legacy boom booms,
01:47:57legacy courtlets. So Khatam al-Anbiya was created so that Rashid doesn't feel humiliated that
01:48:08someone else was promoted over him, even though before Boghari was promoted as the top guy,
01:48:16he, Rashid, outranked Bagheri. So, when Khamenei promoted Bagheri, Rashid was like,
01:48:28oh, this is insulting to me. So, they created Khatam al-Anbiya as a separate entity,0.77
01:48:34still within the IRGC, but as like a separate entity, and he essentially didn't answer to
01:48:40anyone. Why is this important? Well, that's important because when Rashid was sent to hell
01:48:49and then Shadmani, Shadmani was sent to hell and then Abdullahi took over. So, Abdullahi essentially
01:48:56became the equal rank of Vahidi, okay? So, remember, it's a system within the system, but
01:49:04But it was created to basically not humiliate Rashid, so it was just, you know, again, this is what the Islamic regime does.
01:49:15They literally make up organizations, they make up positions, and there's no, like, linear hierarchy.0.79
01:49:22It's just whoever and whatever they want at the time.
01:49:26So, within the power structure of the Islamic regime, Vahidi and Abdullahi have pretty much
01:49:35been, you know, fighting, fighting for control, right?
01:49:40And even though Vahidi is the IRGC commander, Abdullahi, because he's the commander of Khatam
01:49:46al-Ambiyah, he didn't actually, he wasn't actually subservient to Vahidi.
01:49:52was sort of like an equal within the system, which is very weird. But, but the fact that now
01:50:00Vahidi, sorry, Abdullahi has been promoted to Boghari's position, that means that Abdullahi
01:50:10is now outranking Vahidi. And Vahidi, General Skidmark, now technically has to answer to
01:50:19to Abdullahi. This is significant because Abdullahi, now we're getting into the game
01:50:26of Durka. I mean, this whole episode is about the game of Durka, but Abdullahi is loyal
01:50:33to Qalibaf. Qalibaf is a former IRGC general. So Qalibaf used to hold Vahidi's position.
01:50:43In fact, Qalibaf used to hold the position before Salami. Salami was, of course, sent0.96
01:50:47to hell last year. But because Abdullahi is loyal to Qalibaf, and Qalibaf basically wants0.97
01:50:58control of the entire system, the fact that Abdullahi has now been promoted to Bagheri's
01:51:07role means he outranks Vahidi. So what that effectively means is that now Qalibaf, Qalibaf
01:51:17is technically more powerful than General Skidmark because Qalibaf's right-hand man,
01:51:27Qalibaf's lackey, Abdullah, he is now in control of everything, right? So, so Abdullah, he is the
01:51:37chief of staff of armed forces. Now, the reason that I say technically is because I don't actually
01:51:45know if Vahidi is going to accept this, okay? There are a lot of elements within the Islamic
01:51:54Revolutionary Guard Corps that are loyal to Vahidi over Abdullah. That includes
01:52:02Mohammad Rezanagdi. And guys, this is the Durka, and I shared his interview
01:52:09with PBS on day 211 of Iran Revolution Live earlier today. And that was literally an insane0.91
01:52:19interview. And one of the things I didn't mention on day 211 when we were watching this is the stuff
01:52:27that he was saying was absolutely insane. Not only was it insane, but he was basically
01:52:39contradicting. So, he was openly contradicting everything that Golibov and Pizishkian and
01:52:50Arochi have been saying, okay? So going back to our boom, boom, Durka, Jihadi, Bengoshir, okay?
01:52:58So Nagdi, this Durka, he is on the side of Vahidi, right? So remember, General Skidmark,0.74
01:53:08this one also has a skidmark. So he's the former Basich commander. He was retired. He's now been
01:53:16pulled out of retirement and he's now the the supreme advisor to the irgc commander okay
01:53:25whatever that means i don't even know what that position means again remember the islamic regime
01:53:30they literally just like create positions out of thin air who knows what it means who knows
01:53:36what they're up to i have no idea um it's you know for me it's it's all just like what in the
01:53:41Allah Akbar jihad is going on. But anyway, so but but NAPD is a big supporter of Vahidi. So
01:53:51in that PBS interview that I shared earlier today, NAPD is basically saying like all the insane0.96
01:53:58things that like the Vahidi camp are saying, right? So they're saying things like Islam will1.00
01:54:06take over um and you know he basically uh admitted that there are sleeper cells there are muslim
01:54:14sleeper cells in the united states and you know they're going to be activated at some point and0.98
01:54:19you know all these muslims are basically going to take over america and they're going to turn0.99
01:54:23america into like a muslim country and part of the caliphate blah blah blah right and he of course1.00
01:54:29you know spoke about uh how they're going to destroy israel right so i mean the the the crazies0.98
01:54:34right? The ones with the skid marks, they don't hide the fact that they're insane.1.00
01:54:39That's different from Qalibaf, okay? Because Qalibaf and his faction,0.99
01:54:45they're still Muslim Nazis, but they hide it, right? So they do a better job of lying, okay?0.99
01:54:54Okay. So, Qalibov and his camp, they're much better at Takiyah than General Skidmark and his camp.
01:55:05And so, guys, I mean, whenever people talk about the difference between hardliners and moderates, I've always said there's no difference between a hardliner and a moderate.
01:55:18That's basically just like a narrative. That's a narrative that the Islamic regime puts out to try and convince people that, you know, they have, you know, moderate elements within their organization.0.57
01:55:31But the only difference between a moderate and a hardliner is that the hardliner, they can't help themselves, right?0.80
01:55:42They can't help themselves from saying that they want to kill Americans, right?
01:55:47And remember, in his interview on PBS, he literally admitted that death to America means
01:55:55murdering Americans, right? So he said that. He flat out said that. Meanwhile, when it comes to
01:56:01the moderates, so the moderates, like Adibaf or Pizishkion or Adokchi, they're better at lying.0.95
01:56:12So that's why they're referred to as moderates, because their taqiyah game is better than the taqiyah game of the Muslim, of like the skid marks and the insane ones, right?0.65
01:56:22So there's no difference between a moderate and a hardliner.0.82
01:56:29It's just a matter of who has the intellectual capacity to lie to non-Muslims.0.73
01:56:39And so the moderates have a little bit of a higher intellectual capacity. They're better able to lie to non-Muslims, a.k.a. Takiyah. So there you go. So that's a little bit of an intel on there. But so, you know, that's there you go. That's Rashid and who's now been replaced by Abdullahi.0.81
01:57:06but of course, Abdullahi, right? So what this essentially means is that Qalibaf has now
01:57:14consolidated power because Qalibaf's right-hand man, Qalibaf Salaki, is now the chief of staff
01:57:23of the armed forces, which means he's technically the superior of Vahidi. But I mean, let's
01:57:33see how this plays out. Let's see how this plays out. And what's interesting is that
01:57:41before when Khatam al-Anbiya was sort of its own establishment because they wanted to appease
01:57:51Rashid, when Abdullah was appointed as the chief of staff of armed forces, Mojtaba apparently,
01:58:01right? Again, Mujtaba in quotation marks, because I don't know if it's actually him or not, but
01:58:06supposedly Mujtaba also instructed Abdullahi that the Khatam al-Anbiya HQ should once again return
01:58:19under the chief of staff, which basically means that Abdullahi, not only is he still in charge
01:58:27of the Khatam al-Ambiyah wartime headquarters, but now he's also the chief of staff, which means
01:58:33he outranks Bahidi twice. He outranks General Skidmark twice. But who exactly is Abdullahi?
01:58:44So now we're going to get into the background of this Durka here. Who is he and where did he come
01:58:53from this durka has approximately 47 or 48 years of service initially he was a member of the
01:59:04revolutionary committees he has around 47 years of membership in the islamic revolutionary guard
01:59:11corps and he was involved with the committees in the province of gilon the iranian province
01:59:18of gilon so where is gila let me share that with you guys um
02:01:30And at one point, when Qalibaf was commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Air Force, Abdullah was his deputy.
02:01:39Then, when Qalibaf eventually became the commander of the police force, okay, so
02:01:50let me just make sure I have the proper date here.
02:02:00so in 2000 in the year 2000 Qalibaf became the commander of the police force so the police is
02:02:15here okay so right now it's Radon but at one point Qalibaf was in this role here okay
02:02:24Okay, when Qalibaf became the commander of the police force in 2000, Abdullahi, Abdullahi
02:02:38at that point, because again, remember, Abdullahi is Qalibaf's lackey and his right-hand man,
02:02:44he also went to the police force and became Qalibaf's deputy.
02:02:49In fact, at one point, he essentially became Qalibov's second-in-command.
02:02:59Then, when Qulam Ali Rashid was boom-boomed during the 12-day war in 2025 by Israel,
02:03:11Ali Shadmani became the next commander of Khatam al-Ambia.
02:03:17But, guys, what's really interesting and, you know, actually quite hilarious, and, you know, thank you Israel for this, but Shadmani, so when, okay, guys, when Rashid was boom-boomed on June, sorry, July 13th, okay, Shadmani became the next commander of Khatab al-Anbiya.
02:03:41But the reason that we don't really remember Shadmani too much is because Shadmani was commander of Khatam al-Anbiya for about half a week before he was also boom-boomed and sent to hell.
02:03:57So Shadmani was pretty much commander of Khatam al-Anbiya for, I don't know, what, three, four days?
02:04:06So that's why, like, you know, no one really remembers who he is because he was only commander for like three or four days.
02:04:14Anyway, so after that, Ali Abdullahi was appointed at that point as the commander of Khatam al-Anbiya.
02:04:23Now, all of a sudden, Abdullahi has jumped from the commander of Qatam al-Ambiyah to this box here, the chief of staff of armed forces, which means he now outranks Vahidi and he is, he can tell Vahidi what to do.
02:04:46Okay. Now what's interesting is that Q-Mars HeyDaddy, so this one here, Q-Mars HeyDaddy,
02:04:56he's been appointed the number two official in the general staff as deputy chief. So
02:05:03deputy chief, I don't see where deputy chief is here.
02:05:11uh ops deputy deputy armed forces probably this one probably this one so hey daddy hey daddy has
02:05:20now become the deputy so essentially hey daddy uh hey daddy is now okay so this one here he has
02:05:30become the number two to abdullahi which is interesting because now what that effectively
02:05:37means is that HeyDaddy has gone from the army box to the top box here. So HeyDaddy has also
02:05:46skipped over Hatami because Hatami would outrank him. But Qumar's HeyDaddy has now jumped up
02:05:55to this row here along with Abdullahi. And now this guy is essentially the second in command.
02:06:03Okay. Now, why is this happening? That's because HeyDaddy is one of those ideological Durkhas
02:06:12within the regular army and everyone knows this. So HeyDaddy is known as a Durka. Okay. So he's0.92
02:06:19known as a Durka. You know, usually in military institutions, the deputy commander does not have
02:06:27that much independent authority as long as the actual commander is present. The commander commands
02:06:34while the deputy in this case, Qmas Hey Daddy, handles more of the administrative work. So Hey
02:06:43Daddy has been taken there and he's been made sort of the deputy. Now whether or not he just focuses
02:06:51on administrative work or he kind of steps outside that boundary, we don't know. But
02:06:58Hey Daddy, and guys, remember his last name, Hey Daddy, okay? That's not an Iranian last name. So
02:07:03Hey Daddy, remember, Hey Dad, right? Hey Dad, Hey Dad, that's like another word for their Arab1.00
02:07:09Muslim warlord, Ali or whoever, right? Ali or Hassan or Hussein or one of them. But0.98
02:07:15it's the whole hey dad thing right so even his last name gives um gives it away so these are
02:07:25the you know these are probably the two um two biggest uh appointments and changes here so
02:07:33abdullahi and hey daddy and what's interesting is that neither of them were the top ones in their
02:07:41respective boxes, right? Because Hey Daddy has now been promoted over the current army commander
02:07:49Khatami and Abdullahi has been promoted over Vahidi and he's become the chief of staff of
02:07:58the armed forces and Hey Daddy is his number two. But here's what's interesting. There are currently
02:08:06two other important positions inside the general staff. So inside this row here that remain vacant
02:08:16and whose replacements have not yet been announced. One is the deputy chief of operations
02:08:24and the other is the deputy chief for intelligence, right? So here, Intel deputy and OPS
02:08:35deputy. Okay. So these two roles still remain unfulfilled. And, you know, these ones have a
02:08:48yellow star beside them, because they were boom boomed before Operation Epic Fury. And these
02:08:58roles are really important. These are very, very important wartime positions, because during the
02:09:0412-day war. So, once again, last year, both the deputy chief of operations and the deputy chief
02:09:15of intelligence were boom-boomed by the IDF and sent to hell where they belong. And, of course,
02:09:24that's Mehdi Rabbani and Gholam Rizal Mihrabi. So, these two, last year, were boom-boomed and
02:09:33sent to hell, their positions still have not been fulfilled, like filled to this day. And I have a
02:09:41feeling it's because the Islamic regime, they can't find people they trust, right? Because0.99
02:09:48the United States and Israel, they've pretty much gotten rid of all of their top people.0.89
02:09:54They've gotten rid of all their top people. So guys, those of you following along in the
02:10:00boom boom mingo sheet like we're getting into like some some pretty uh like a deep dive into
02:10:06the boom boom mingo sheet tonight so guys i hope you're taking notes because uh you know now we've
02:10:11we've unlocked two more uh durkas but of course these are dead durkas but now you guys know who0.66
02:10:17they are so like these two like they filled and they served very important roles within the islamic
02:10:26Revolutionary Guard Corps within the Islamic regime. They were boom-wombed and sent to hell0.98
02:10:31by Israel last year, and their positions still remain vacant. Okay? Now, some Iranian0.97
02:10:42geopolitical experts and analysts believe that, you know, perhaps in the coming few days,
02:10:49abdullahi now that abdullahi has been promoted um as and he's become the chief of staff of armed
02:10:56forces perhaps abdullahi will appoint and announce a new intelligence deputy and a new operations
02:11:05deputy but we'll have to wait and see right but within the irgc itself uh we have a couple of
02:11:16new appointments so vahidi was the commanding um irgc you know sort of acting irgc commander
02:11:26but he didn't have the formal decree now he actually has that formal decree
02:11:31and major general mostafa izadi has been appointed deputy commander-in-chief effectively the number
02:11:39two figure in the guards so how important are these positions and what are the backgrounds
02:11:45of these two individuals. The commander-in-chief, okay, so the commander-in-chief of the IRGC
02:11:53administers the entire Islamic Revolutionary Guard. In addition, the Basij's combat component
02:12:01and the Basij are the paramilitary proxy group, the volunteer proxy group of the Islamic regime,
02:12:08and in broader terms its non-combatant components as well all fall under the command structure of
02:12:16the IRGC. There are roughly seven major forces and organizations within the Islamic Revolutionary
02:12:26Guard Corps and all of them fall under the authority of Ahmad Vahidi, General Skidmark.
02:12:35I'm just going to go briefly through these seven branches.
02:12:42These are the different divisions that exist in different cities around the country.
02:12:47The IRGC Ground Force is one of the four main military branches of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
02:12:54And today it consists of the divisions and brigades stationed throughout the country of occupied Iran.
02:13:01the combat brigades and the besiege combat battalions also fall under this ground force
02:13:08structure the islamic revolutionary guard corps ground force has 11 regional headquarters across
02:13:17occupied iran these 11 headquarters were supposedly created
02:13:23to prepare for a potential war against the united states however
02:13:30Since the creation of these 11 regional headquarters in the last 47 years, their involvement has primarily been in suppressing the Iranian people.0.52
02:13:42Because again, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, they know that their biggest threat is not the United States or Israel, it's the Iranian people.
02:13:53And in fact, so far in this confrontation with the United States, the Islamic Revolutionary Ground Force has not done anything significant, right?
02:14:04Like we have not seen a single video or footage or action by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps ground forces against the United States in any way, shape or form.
02:14:21That's because, again, these 11 headquarters, even though they say that they were created to fight the United States,0.55
02:14:29they were essentially created to protect the Islamic regime from the Iranian headquarters.
02:17:11know where those arms are coming from, but they are getting armed. So yes, Iranian people.0.99
02:17:21I wouldn't I wouldn't necessarily say hopeful. It's more resolute, like we're more determined
02:17:26than ever and every day that passes we become even more and more resolute and more determined so0.98
02:17:34um and we're seeing the signs of islamic regime collapse so uh you know it's it's gonna take0.63
02:17:40quite a bit um to overthrow the islamic regime because again this isn't like um like the nazis
02:17:47right the nazis weren't in power for that long the the islamic regime they've been in power for 47
02:17:53years and uh um they've they've done a lot they've done a lot and keep in mind they've also imported
02:18:02all of their um non-iranian terrorist proxy forces right so they've imported all of the
02:18:09the arab durkas from iraq or um you know balestine or syria um lebanon you know wherever right so
02:18:20you know, even like, you know, Pakistani Dirkas and Afghan Dirkas and Bangladeshi Dirkas and,
02:18:27you know, Nigerian Dirkas, Ugandan Dirkas, Kenyan Dirkas, right? And remember, I call them all
02:18:32Dirkas because I always differentiate between a Dirkas and a regular normal person, you know,0.98
02:18:38the exact same way that we have Iranian Dirkas versus Iranian people. And we actually have a0.94
02:18:45word for Durka in Persian. So it's actually called Arzishi. So we, you know, we, Iranians,
02:18:52when we're referring to anyone who supports the Islamic regime, we call them an Arzishi. And I0.90
02:18:59know, you know, we on Iran Revolution Live, and of course, the Goldie Show, we've been referring0.86
02:19:04to them as Durkas for a very long time. But I don't even know why I didn't make that connection
02:19:13earlier but yeah like we call uh supporters of the islamic regime arzishi so there you go
02:19:20arzishi literally means durka right and that's how we just we uh differentiate between a normal
02:19:27person and a durka but yes um iranians are absolutely hoping for more boom booms and this
02:19:36is why um the message from uh you know iranians to president trump uh is to please continue with
02:19:45the boom booms and you know i'm actually going to play i'm going to play that video uh again of
02:19:51iranians um of how iranians reacted when uh the united states first started uh boom booming
02:20:01the islamic regime right i think it's really important to remember that because there's a lot of
02:20:06Bad people out there who are supporting the Islamic regime and, you know, those of us who try to share the truth about how Iranians are grateful that President Trump is boom booming the Islamic regime to hell, they call us liars.0.62
02:20:24Meanwhile, the footage is out there. So I think it's really important to always share that footage and I will share it again as well.
02:20:36anyways the next uh question i have is from shannon lol scientists think the meteorite is
02:20:45probably fake i mean it probably is i guarantee you it's probably fake um there's a reason that
02:20:51uh they don't let anyone near their you know weird rock that they worship um tammy says i call the
02:20:59boom-boom sheet, the Durka Deadpool. I like that. That's a very, very good name as well. So
02:21:07I like that. I just like calling it the boom-boom Durka Jihadi Bingo Sheet. I just think it's0.99
02:21:13hilarious. The boom-boom Bingo Sheet. But the Durka Deadpool is a good one as well.
02:21:20Farmal Fanatic says, Skidmark is next. I bet their locations are known. Yeah,0.79
02:21:24everyone's locations are known. So let's see. Let's see who's next. Pushup says maybe he should
02:21:32have quit while he was ahead. Yeah, but they're never going to do that, right? They're just going
02:21:38to continue. They're going to continue. William Longrain says, Goldie, what did you do? You look
02:21:4510 years younger. I don't know. I tied my hair back because I was having a bad hair day.
02:21:49guy I literally didn't do anything I just I tied my hair back into a ponytail because I was having
02:21:57a bad hair day because it's really humid where I am and no matter how much I tried to straighten
02:22:03my hair it just became a big mess I was just like you know what screw it I'll just tie it in a
02:22:08ponytail so I think this is the first time ever that I've live streamed with my hair in a ponytail
02:22:15So I don't know. That's all I did. I just, I just typed my hair back. Should I do ponytails more
02:22:21often? Should I do more ponytails more often guys? I don't know. Here you go. Um, and William
02:22:33Mongrave, what's your regular lifetime now? I fell off. Sorry guys. So my regular lifetime,
02:22:38it changes. It changes. I've honestly, like I've been super busy the last few days. So I've been
02:22:45going live a little bit later, but my lives are usually, um, much earlier. It's just, I've been
02:22:54doing some other things, working on a few other things the last few days. So, um, that's why I've
02:23:00started my lives a little bit later. But there you go. So, oh, wow. Goldie, when I saw you on here,
02:23:10I thought you were 28 or 29. Okay, thank you. Wow. I'm definitely not 29 years old. I can tell
02:23:18you that right now. I'm not 29. But thank you, I guess, for the compliment. No, I'm much older
02:23:28than 29 but uh there you go guys all right um thank you everyone for tuning in to tonight's
02:23:40evening edition of the goldie show guys i have way more to talk about when it comes to the
02:23:47in-depth uh wait oh there's a rumble rant okay guys sorry let me let me pull up rumble guys i
02:23:55don't I don't want to forget about my amazing rumble viewers and thank you
02:24:02guys for letting me know I know it's it's a challenge because on rumble I
02:24:13I don't I don't see a rumble rant sorry guys I don't see a rumble rant
02:24:43okay I apologize if there was a rumble rant I don't see it I don't see that but okay guys so
02:24:54thank you everyone for for tuning in to tonight's evening edition of the Goldie show I will see all
02:25:04of you guys tomorrow. And I just want to say before I go, as always, as always, I'm Goldie
02:25:16Gamari. You've been watching The Goldie Show. And now you know. I'll see all of you guys tomorrow.