Goldie Ghamari - King Reza Pahlavi： Iran is Ready for Regime Change (Part 2)

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00:04:30.000 hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the goldie show i'm goldie gamari of course and

00:04:51.680 i want to welcome you all if you're watching on x and you want to join the conversation feel free

00:04:58.000 to switch over to youtube the link to my youtube channel is posted um in a comment to this live

00:05:05.600 stream on x so if you want to be involved we'd love to see you there um so before we begin for

00:05:12.160 of course a shout out to the mods and of course all the members here thank you for being here

00:05:16.880 and supporting um so today is cyrus the great day and i've mentioned this before we've spoken

00:05:22.960 about it a lot cyrus the great is the founder of the persian empire he's basically the most famous

00:05:29.680 and well-known king in the history of human civilization and uh iranians like to celebrate

00:05:39.760 cyrus the great day by going to his tomb in 1971 the shah of iran at the time shah and shah are

00:05:47.920 Yomer, he actually held a 2,500-year celebration in honor of the founding of the Persian Empire

00:05:58.220 and Cyrus the Great at Persepolis. And the Islamists and communists accused the Shah of

00:06:04.620 holding an expensive party, basically downplaying the importance not only of celebrating the fact

00:06:10.160 that Iran had turned 2,500 years old, but also downplaying the fact that this wasn't some sort

00:06:17.480 of private party this was an investment in heritage tourism and culture and what the shah

00:06:27.720 did by celebrating the founding of the persian empire in 1971 he actually put iran on the map

00:06:36.280 and he brought hundreds of millions of dollars worth of investment travel and tourism to the

00:06:41.320 country but it's not just about attacking what the shah did in 1971 um it's about what the 0.72

00:06:51.880 islamists are continuing to do today so again iran is occupied by an islamic dictatorship that

00:06:59.960 is anti-iranian the islamic dictatorship is constantly trying to erase iranian identity 0.95

00:07:07.000 and history right like they just want iran to only be islamic and nothing else right they don't like

00:07:13.320 they don't like the fact that our iranian identity and culture and heritage and history

00:07:18.760 goes back thousands of years before islam was invented and so not only have they been continuing

00:07:25.800 to spread these lies of propaganda about what the shah of iran did in 1971 they're continuing

00:07:35.560 to this very day to try and discourage Iranians from visiting historical sites in Iran.

00:07:45.400 One thing that Iranians like to do on Cyrus the Great Day is to visit the tomb of Cyrus the Great.

00:07:52.680 The tomb is actually the site of where the Shah had his 2500 year celebration in the desert,

00:08:01.080 in the desert right um they never mentioned that it was at the tomb of cyrus the great the they

00:08:05.720 never mentioned that um it was you know in front of the ruins of persepolis which was the capital

00:08:11.800 the capital of the persian empire that the islamists never mentioned that right um they 0.98

00:08:16.840 just spin the facts they spin the narrative because that's what they are they're a bunch 0.99

00:08:20.360 of liars and jihadists right um so even to this day the islamic republic is so threatened by 0.93

00:08:31.080 a king who lived 2 500 years ago that they have blocked access to the tomb of cyrus the great

00:08:42.760 again for for non-iranians i want you to understand that when when we iranians talk 0.81

00:08:49.400 about how oppressive and brutal and insane this this dictatorship is this is what we're talking

00:08:57.160 about this islamic dictatorship has literally blocked access to the tomb of cyrus the great 0.79

00:09:05.480 to prevent iranians from going there to acknowledge their heritage and celebrate their heritage

00:09:13.400 do you understand the amount of repression do you understand the extent of cultural genocide that

00:09:22.200 the islamic republic has attempted in the last 47 years where they are literally trying to erase 0.93

00:09:27.800 our iranian identity for those of you who are living in you know normal democratic western

00:09:34.760 countries you know united states canada and europe can you even imagine your government

00:09:41.400 doing that to you like imagine you want to go to i don't know a museum

00:09:45.560 and the government blocks you from going because the museum is anti-islamic

00:09:53.940 that that's literally what's happening in iran on a daily basis and so here is footage

00:10:00.860 that was sent today by iranians in occupied iran to people outside of the country because the only

00:10:08.100 way that those of us who are outside of the country can get reliable news about what's

00:10:12.380 happening in occupied Iran is through these videos. We can't trust the media outlets in

00:10:17.860 occupied Iran because everything is controlled by the Islamic Republic, right? Everything is the 1.00

00:10:23.340 propaganda mouthpiece outlet for the dictatorship. It's literally an Orwellian big brother dystopia

00:10:32.180 type scenario. So this is literally how we get news and updates about what's happening in occupied

00:10:39.800 iran is from people in there who secretly film and then they send it over to us so that we can

00:10:45.080 then share it with you guys so so here's the footage of the islamic republic literally 0.99

00:10:50.600 blocking iranians from going to visit a historical tomb because that is how threatened the islamic 0.53

00:10:57.640 republic is by iranians and by the iranian identity and remember when they took over the 0.99

00:11:05.800 country in 1979 they said we don't want patriots we want muslims patriots are useless to us 0.93

00:11:12.680 and this right here is a prime example of what they meant when they said we don't want 0.98

00:11:18.280 patriots we want muslims watch this so he's saying we've driven all this way from

00:11:28.120 huzistan province to here this is close to shiras and they've they've closed the road 0.55

00:11:40.840 so that was he was showing the the sign the exit sign to go towards persepolis

00:11:45.960 the tube of cyrus the great and he's basically saying they blocked off the road no one can

00:11:51.160 uh get off the the highway to go um to persepolis basically

00:11:58.120 and then he said today's date right because what um a lot of islamists or propagandists will claim

00:12:10.040 that the video is like an older video from another time so iranians when they're sending these sorts

00:12:15.960 of reports out to talk about what the islamic republic is doing they'll always add the date

00:12:21.240 so um he just added today's date right the the day month and year

00:12:32.040 so kurosh is cyrus the great right kurosh is cyrus and bozorg is is great so he's saying

00:12:37.400 on the day of cyrus the great you know they've blocked the rose

00:12:39.880 So he's saying that on the day of Cyrus the Great, which is today, again, Cyrus the Great, 0.80

00:12:56.600 founder of the Persian Empire, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, okay, so the Islamic

00:13:02.200 Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij, the Basij are an Islamic paramilitary force that 0.61

00:13:08.600 are responsible for beating and suppressing iranians he says that these islamic terror

00:13:14.520 groups have blocked the road preventing people from going to visit the tomb of cyrus the great

00:13:21.400 on cyrus the great day there you go there you go so another reason why i like to remind people

00:13:37.080 to make a difference between iran and the islamic republic because i'm iranian this is a flag of

00:13:43.000 iran the people in this video who are trying to visit the tomb of cyrus the great are iranian but

00:13:47.880 they're being occupied by an islamic dictatorship that is trying to um murder them basically

00:13:58.680 um oh unusual ai thank you so much for the messages javich i'm yisrael hi

00:14:05.160 cyrus records goldie thank you thank you so much and another message again thank you so much unusual

00:14:12.440 ai for the support really appreciate that um okay guys so let's now get back to um the video that i

00:14:20.940 wanted to share and that's why that's why this is so critical okay so um this is why regime change 0.66

00:14:29.540 is closer than ever because you know after 47 years Iranians are pretty much fed up with the

00:14:37.560 terrorist Islamic Republic now there have been a lot of recent developments with respect to 0.85

00:14:44.920 overthrowing the Islamic Republic but before we get to those recent developments I want to

00:14:50.720 continue playing this interview with his royal highness king of the Pahlavi from this is from

00:14:58.000 last year. I played the first half of this interview in my live stream last week. The link

00:15:03.420 to that is in the description below. So if you haven't seen part one yet, make sure you watch

00:15:09.600 part one as well. And the reason I want to play this is because he actually answers a lot of the

00:15:15.940 questions and concerns that non-Iranians have when it comes to regime change, right? He responds to,

00:15:23.900 you know those isolationists who say we don't want war we don't want boots on the ground we

00:15:28.360 don't want world war three um he responds to the false narrative that's been put out by

00:15:33.900 the islamic republic that basically says oh you know like iran will go into civil war and chaos

00:15:41.260 and all that nonsense right um because a lot of people who are not familiar with the middle east

00:15:46.700 will equate Iran with, you know, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan. And it's just, it's Syria. And

00:15:55.220 that's just simply not the case. Iran is a completely different entity. We're a completely 0.97

00:16:02.840 different, like, nation. We're Iranians, first of all, we're not Arabs. So right there, there's

00:16:10.580 sort of a whole different level of um dynamics right like there's really no tribalism in iran

00:16:17.940 the way there are um in like a lot of arab countries uh where you know we're all iranian

00:16:23.460 first right so that like tribalism doesn't really exist in iran as much um and of course our nation

00:16:32.420 you know our our identity as iranians has existed for thousands and thousands of years right so

00:16:39.060 So let's now go back and I want to play this part because this is such an important question

00:16:46.960 and he answers it perfectly.

00:16:49.760 So pay attention to this part.

00:16:51.720 That many of us Americans are tired of...

00:16:53.880 Right, sorry.

00:16:54.760 And before I start, if you are enjoying, please make sure you like and subscribe.

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00:17:06.900 to in fact reward this regime by giving them more means that they shouldn't have had in the first

00:17:20.060 place. And that's the question that many Iranians ask. You're not punishing the regime, you're in

00:17:26.380 fact emboldening them by giving them more means to carry out their sinister goals.

00:17:35.160 You bring up the point that many of us Americans are tired of wars. We are also financially in distress right now. Our borders are porous. We have many problems here in America. And the idea of having to get involved in wars across the globe seems overwhelming as an understatement.

00:17:54.520 And we're not sure if that's really our priority because our priority has to be to take care of our own right now.

00:18:03.620 And I'm curious, what is your answer to the possibility that we don't engage?

00:18:12.320 what would happen if you know we we build a border here we secure we secure our country we focus on

00:18:19.840 america and we let the middle east deal with the middle east what would that look like

00:18:28.160 um first i would say that america might say well we want to leave them alone

00:18:33.600 they won't leave you alone that's the first thing they're still coming so that's really important

00:18:39.920 guys okay especially for for non-iranians right you know americans who else and you guys are saying

00:18:46.320 we're tired of war we're tired of war you know just leave them alone okay that's fine but they

00:18:51.760 don't leave you alone they're not leaving you alone they haven't left you alone right look

00:18:57.520 at what's happening in the streets of america right now when they burn the flag and yell aloha akbar

00:19:03.600 when you know like look at Dearborn Michigan right do you think that's leaving you alone

00:19:13.080 or you know look at all the terrorism that's happening all over even if you guys want peace 0.92

00:19:22.000 the reality is that the Islamic Republic does not want peace the Islamic Republic wants war

00:19:27.340 and jihad. And they actually declared war against the United States of America in 1979,

00:19:36.640 not only when they took over Iran and occupied Iran, but then there was the American hostage

00:19:42.860 crisis, right? They took American hostages, held them and tortured them for 444 days.

00:19:48.460 How soon people forget. How soon people forget. So just because you guys might want peace, that's fine. But you have to wake up to the reality that the Islamic Republic does not want peace with you. The Islamic Republic wants to destabilize your society and take over. That's their that's their global agenda. And, you know, Amir, absolutely look at what's happening in Nigeria.

00:20:17.140 I spoke about the Nigerian genocide last week.

00:20:21.240 And actually, tomorrow's episode, I'm bringing Zari back, and he's going to give us an update on the Nigerian genocide, right?

00:20:29.940 The mass murder of Christians by Islamists.

00:20:34.400 And that's linked to the Middle East. 0.96

00:20:36.300 That's linked to these Islamic terrorist groups like the Islamic Republic and, you know, the Muslim Brotherhood and all those proxies as well.

00:20:43.380 so let me just replay this because this is this is critical he says you might want peace but they

00:20:50.160 don't want peace with you so whether or not you want to go to war you have no choice they've

00:20:54.240 already brought the war to you not sure if it we're not sure if that's really our priority

00:20:59.520 because our priority has to be to take care of of our own right now and i i'm curious what is your

00:21:07.220 answer to the possibility that we don't engage? What would happen if, you know, we build a border

00:21:16.000 here, we secure our country, we focus on America, and we let the Middle East deal with the Middle 0.98

00:21:25.640 East? What would that look like? First, I would say that America might say, well, we want to leave 0.95

00:21:33.600 them alone. They won't leave you alone. That's the first thing. They're still coming after

00:21:38.600 you. How? So by knowing that the biggest success that they can have is to pretty much defeat

00:21:45.360 what they always said from get-go, the great Satan, America, which is why they have always

00:21:52.220 had such a hostile antagonistic as an ideological system against the West represented chiefly

00:22:00.480 by america but i understand i'm a taxpayer here i don't want my money to end up being spent on

00:22:05.680 wasted resources either but you should not assume that the issue in iran has to be a war

00:22:14.960 and let me explain you why this is the important part right so this is where a lot of people get

00:22:20.560 it wrong this is where a lot of the isolationists get it wrong they automatically assume that the

00:22:25.360 only way to to deal with the islamic republic in iran is going to war and boots on the ground

00:22:32.240 and that's the farthest thing from the truth in fact um the vast majority of iranians don't want

00:22:38.240 war okay and even uh his royal highness king who's the um leader of the official opposition

00:22:47.040 and and he's basically leading the charge to overthrow the islamic republic and free iran

00:22:53.840 he's always said from the beginning we don't want war we don't want boots on the ground

00:22:59.520 and stop assuming stop assuming that the only way to overthrow the islamic republic is through war

00:23:07.680 i mean look at 1979 1979 when the islamic republic occupied iran there was no war

00:23:15.280 it didn't happen because of a war so why are people automatically assuming that the only way

00:23:20.640 this is going to happen is the war i'll tell you why that's also part of the islamist propaganda

00:23:26.160 right they want to scare americans into thinking that the only solution is war and that's the

00:23:35.360 farthest thing from the truth in fact war would not even be helpful and no one is calling for war

00:23:43.200 i'm not calling for war kings of halabi is not calling for war no iranians are calling for war

00:23:49.440 but it's the propagandists who are using this world war three narrative to scare people into

00:23:57.440 thinking that there's going to be a war and it's the farthest thing from the truth so pay attention

00:24:02.400 to this part because the dynamics of change in iran is a matter of what is the agent for change

00:24:08.720 in iran what is the element that can bring down the system it's no other than the iranian people

00:24:14.640 themselves it's your natural army on the ground already except for they are fighting the fight with

00:24:22.880 no support whatsoever right so he's basically saying you already have an army you already have

00:24:29.120 boots on the ground in iran it's the iranian people it's the people who are trying desperately

00:24:35.760 to overthrow the islamic regime it's the people like the one in the video i just sent you

00:24:42.480 where, you know, they're trying to honor their Iranian heritage, and they're being stopped by

00:24:49.440 the Islamic Republic. Roads are blocked, people are out with guns, preventing them from going to

00:24:54.060 see the tomb of a king who died 2,500 years ago, because that's how much the Islamic Republic is

00:25:00.500 scared of Iranians, right? The Islamic Republic knows that Iranians hate them. The only reason 0.66

00:25:06.840 the Islamic Republic is still in power is because of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. It's a 0.99

00:25:12.480 paramilitary terrorist group that was created in 1979 for the sole purpose

00:25:17.880 of protecting the Islamic Republic and murdering Iranians when they try to rise up. 0.57

00:25:24.680 So when people ask, why haven't Iranians taken over? It's because there's literally an army, 0.98

00:25:30.280 an Islamic army that was created in 1979 to murder Iranians when they try to rise up,

00:25:37.540 the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps but but the missing element here right like what a lot of

00:25:44.180 non-Iranians don't realize or understand is that you don't need to bring in external forces you

00:25:51.760 already have an ally the ally is the Iranian people and if you watched my live stream from

00:25:58.540 yesterday USA versus Iran I go through step by step and I show you exactly what Iranians think

00:26:05.600 of the united states and other people but the islamic republic doesn't want you to think that 0.83

00:26:13.360 iranians are peaceful and iranians are your allies they want you to think that iranians don't like

00:26:18.960 you because that's how the islamic republic remains in power right that's how they remain in power

00:26:25.680 by keeping iranians hostage you won't need to engage america in any kind of conflict in fact 0.88

00:26:34.320 And I would be opposed, in principle, in any kind of foreign intervention.

00:26:40.000 But I do believe that if you're bringing the necessary element of pressure on the regime,

00:26:46.100 equalling the playing field for Iranians, you don't have to do anything much more than 0.94

00:26:51.200 that because the rest will be done by the people themselves. 0.89

00:26:53.920 But we need to have a major shift in policy that has yet to exist in the Western world,

00:26:59.640 because they're still in the mindset of cutting a deal and compromise and expecting behavior

00:27:03.540 change which was a flawed expectation to begin with and so this is really important because i'm

00:27:10.500 going to talk about this on friday right so um the shahm iran is saying one of the biggest mistakes

00:27:19.220 in western policy is thinking that you can make a deal with these people and there will be peace

00:27:23.460 and it never works and look literally what happened like what's happening right now in

00:27:27.940 the middle east um the ceasefire is pretty much over and is a you know hamas terrorists broke the

00:27:35.300 ceasefire attacked israel attacked the idf and of course israel is now responding as it has every

00:27:41.620 right to do so but you know president trump was boasting and bragging about peace in the middle

00:27:48.260 east and i actually did a couple of live streams on that and i predicted i was like this isn't

00:27:53.300 going to last i don't think this is going to last like 30 days and it hasn't even been a month and

00:27:59.460 israel is already having to defend itself against hamas terrorists right and because that's one of 0.65

00:28:04.740 the major um policy mistakes of the west is um the lobby groups for these islamic terrorist

00:28:13.380 organizations you know lobby groups like um like nyak national irani-american council who basically

00:28:18.980 is a mouthpiece for the islamic republic um and other like you know terrorist lobby groups

00:28:25.060 have convinced western politicians that they can negotiate and reason with islamic terrorists but 0.84

00:28:31.540 you can't and he's he's saying this last year i mean he said it before but even last year he said 1.00

00:28:37.060 that's that's one of the biggest policy mistakes that western politicians make is thinking they

00:28:42.260 can cut a deal with terrorists terrorists are not rational actors guys you cannot trust them

00:28:48.980 you cannot make deals with them because they don't believe in that all they believe is is

00:28:55.080 in like you know sharia law and jihad so they will lie they will do what they have to do

00:29:00.420 in order to recuperate and gain strength and then as soon as they get strong enough they'll attack

00:29:06.260 again that's exactly what hamas just did and that's exactly what he's saying here so so pay

00:29:12.280 attention guys this part's important he says it's a western policy like a foreign like a foreign

00:29:17.720 policy mistake the West constantly makes.

00:29:20.020 It's no other than the Iranian people themselves. 0.92

00:29:23.040 It's your natural army on the ground already, except for they are fighting the fight with 0.99

00:29:30.280 no support whatsoever.

00:29:32.300 You won't need to engage America in any kind of conflict.

00:29:36.800 In fact, I would be opposed in principle in any kind of foreign intervention.

00:29:42.760 But I do believe that if you're bringing the necessary element of pressure on the regime,

00:29:48.880 equaling the playing field for Iranians, you don't have to do anything much more than that 0.81

00:29:54.540 because the rest will be done by the people themselves. 0.99

00:29:56.660 But we need to have a major shift in policy that has yet to exist in the Western world

00:30:02.040 because they're still in the mindset of cutting a deal and compromise and expecting behavior change,

00:30:07.240 which was a flawed expectation to begin with and simply proves there's a great deal of

00:30:11.940 naivety and understanding that the DNA of this regime is one that it cannot be compatible and

00:30:17.360 coexisting in the world as we know it. Because in their view, it's either you or them. There's no

00:30:22.540 gray area. Therefore, what it is that, let's say America could do to make a difference, not just

00:30:31.580 America, but America chiefly because, you know, when America... So listen to this part here, okay?

00:30:38.400 so now he's actually he's giving like something tangible right but you you never hear this in the

00:30:44.560 mainstream media you never hear this side of the narrative you never hear the the actual voice

00:30:53.440 um and wants of the iranian people in mainstream media all you hear from are like the the lefties

00:30:59.760 the communists and you know the the mouthpieces for the islamic republic who pushed that war

00:31:04.560 narrative in order to excuse me in order to scare americans but pay attention to this because now

00:31:10.640 he's actually giving a tangible solution as to how americans can support the iranian people in

00:31:18.880 overthrowing the brutal islamic dictatorship that is also a threat to america by the way right it's

00:31:24.320 the same enemy it leads others probably follow and the sense that i have always suggested a 0.89

00:31:33.280 two-pronged approach a parallel approach one is a campaign of maximum pressure on the regime

00:31:38.640 that means in the form of sanctions in forms of example putting the rgc which america has done

00:31:44.320 that already your allies in europe have yet to do that but that simply means you're bringing more

00:31:49.280 way of curtailing the regime's ability to have access in resources or do anything that they do

00:31:54.800 regionally by the proxies or back home parallel to that you have to have a component of maximum

00:32:01.200 support let me give you two tacit examples one of the key issues for those of us trying to coordinate

00:32:07.760 efforts in terms of organizing whatever we need to organize against the regime is communication

00:32:12.240 which is vital access to the internet free free flow of information and these are the kind of

00:32:18.000 things that will facilitate iranians not to be detached access to internet is so important guys

00:32:25.200 um every single time things get heated up inside of these inside of occupied iran the islamic 0.96

00:32:31.920 republic will cut off internet access in fact this is how evil and demonic the islamic republic 0.94

00:32:40.160 is during the 12-day war between israel and the islamic republic um the idf was you know sending 1.00

00:32:49.200 messages to Iranians through you know internet and you know telegram or whatever um giving them

00:32:55.600 advanced notice of places that the IDF was going to bomb like IRGC bases that they were going to 0.89

00:33:01.920 attack giving Iranians advanced notice so Iranians could evacuate so you know what the Islamic

00:33:07.280 Republic did they shut off the internet they they shut down communications so that Iranians would

00:33:14.720 not get these advanced warnings from the idf they prevented iranians from calling outside of iran

00:33:22.400 right so uh those of us who are outside we're barely getting any news from people inside of

00:33:28.640 iran and even iranians within the country were having difficulty calling each other like 0.91

00:33:38.560 i don't know like to me like i have to look into this but that's pretty much like a war crime 0.85

00:33:43.120 That's a war crime. 0.61

00:33:43.980 Can you imagine, imagine you're in Iran, okay, and you're getting information and you're 0.79

00:33:50.960 trying to communicate and then all of a sudden the Islamic dictatorship shuts down the internet, 0.62

00:33:57.400 shuts down communication because they want you to die, right? 0.99

00:34:02.280 The Islamic Republic shut down communications and shut down the internet because they wanted 0.87

00:34:06.800 mass casualties in Iran because they wanted to use Iranians as human shields. 0.66

00:34:11.680 Now, thankfully, thankfully, Iranians were very smart, very ingenuitive, and they were able to kind of circumvent and counter. 0.88

00:34:23.720 Some people were, you know, using paid VPNs. 0.99

00:34:26.480 Some people, some people did actually smuggle in some Starlink.

00:34:30.720 So in certain areas, there was Internet, but not everywhere, not everywhere.

00:34:36.300 And thankfully, Iranians survived. 0.95

00:34:37.840 But this is why Iranians support Israel, and this is why Iranians hate the Islamic Republic, because even during the 12-day war, right, Israel made incredibly sure to, you know, to not harm any civilians and to only attack military bases. 0.99

00:34:55.460 and they also gave Iranians advance notice to evacuate and yet the Islamic Republic was trying 0.84

00:35:02.100 to keep Iranians where they were so that they could use them as human shields and martyrs right

00:35:07.380 exactly what um happens in Gaza with Hamas right so where do you think Hamas learns these tactics 0.80

00:35:14.500 of human shields it's from the Islamic Republic because Hamas is the evil little brother of the 0.97

00:35:21.300 islamic republic so that's why access to internet is so important and that's why the islamic republic 0.99

00:35:30.260 not only fans access the internet whenever they can but they've also made it illegal

00:35:36.420 for iranians to go on social media and talk about what happens in iran or talk negatively about the

00:35:43.780 islamic republic and doing so is a crime punishable by death that's why a lot of iranians on social 0.53

00:35:50.020 media uh will never use their real face or their real name because doing so is putting their lives 0.75

00:35:59.220 at risk and many iranians have been arrested um and executed for the crime of speaking out on social

00:36:08.500 media from the world and be disconnected from the world which is something the regime is attempting

00:36:15.460 to do all the time.

00:36:18.320 And parallel to that, maybe find ways of giving financial means and support to encourage and

00:36:25.320 assist in the case of labor strikes, which I think is the quickest way to paralyze regime

00:36:29.780 from within, by finding a way to fund it without a penny of American or other tax dollars be

00:36:41.120 spent on.

00:36:42.120 How?

00:36:43.120 many frozen assets, which is the Iranian people's money in the first place, that can be repurposed

00:36:49.280 or allocated to support such campaigns of civil disobedience. All of this will contribute to a

00:36:56.000 complete leverage issue. But it's also important because when people see light at the end of the

00:37:04.160 tunnel, when they see that there's actual solidarity, this time with them, finally,

00:37:09.520 after four decades when they see that this time the world is serious about

00:37:15.760 telling the people of iran we had enough with this regime we had given them ample opportunities

00:37:22.000 to come clean and they haven't meanwhile the conflict is escalating and this may become

00:37:27.760 pretty soon an unavoidable uh conflict the only solution that remains is put an end to this

00:37:34.000 regime but by helping the running people bringing it down but that requires some support many of

00:37:39.200 these campaigns in other countries did not succeed without tacit support from the free world the same

00:37:44.720 case applies to iran and that's so true no revolution um has or or regime change has ever

00:37:53.040 been successful without outside support um even the american revolution was successful because

00:37:59.920 they had the support of france at the time right in that sense you don't have to engage your troops

00:38:06.800 You don't have to spend your own money, but you can find ways of actually helping

00:38:12.720 those campaigns within Iran to finally have a chance to be successful.

00:38:17.280 It also facilitates the transition post-regime.

00:38:21.520 Because I know that some of the concern is, are we going to have a scenario of chaos?

00:38:26.800 Is it going to be a vacuum that is not filled? Are we going to have some situation?

00:38:30.720 of so again guys this part's important because now he's talking about um some of the propaganda

00:38:36.640 that goes out where people say oh you know what's going to come is going to be even worse we don't 0.95

00:38:41.140 want another afghanistan or you know whatever nonsense right so pay attention to this part 0.99

00:38:45.240 anarchy and instability well what i'm suggesting is that this strategy includes a controlled

00:38:52.580 implosion with a plan for transition post-regime into the next phase and has its component and it

00:39:00.340 It also includes maximum defections from the regime because unlike what happened, example,

00:39:06.240 what happened post Saddam Hussein in Iraq and debaithification, which was disastrous in

00:39:11.200 terms of consequence, this time we're not saying that everybody on the job has to disappear.

00:39:16.320 So long as their hand is not sold in Iranian people's blood, they can survive regime change

00:39:21.660 and they can have a place and a role to play in the future.

00:39:24.300 So you're talking about a national reconciliation based on amnesty and not revenge, not on

00:39:30.040 retribution, while justice can still exist for people who have to seek that.

00:39:35.520 But in the spirit of more of a sort of what happened in the case of South Africa, truth

00:39:40.860 and reconciliation, those kind of approaches, which means that this is the path of least

00:39:46.200 resistance for those who can now join us, who are disillusioned, former reformists,

00:39:51.340 who know that now we have to go beyond this regime, which is the collective ask of Iran.

00:39:56.140 and um just wanted to respond here so uh yoke says goldie you don't have fire pilots navy captains 0.79

00:40:04.060 tank drivers drone operators which is a crime none is supplying you with they smoked qaddafi

00:40:10.780 for less with a coalition of like six armies um so so it's you know the iranian people don't 0.54

00:40:18.860 have any weapons or you know anything like that that's true but um one of the things that he

00:40:24.460 mentioned here okay is he spoke about um mass defections from within right so defections from

00:40:33.580 the army and defections from the islamic revolutionary guard corps itself now this right

00:40:39.900 here uh this is an interview from last year um the reason i'm playing it is because i'm laying

00:40:46.140 the groundwork for the updates that i'm going to provide and part of that update uh and part of the

00:40:54.940 plan to overthrow the islamic republic includes mass defections and we have confirmation of um

00:41:06.380 an incredibly high number of mass defections and so i don't want to get into that too much because

00:41:14.460 this is you know i still want to um go through this but but pay attention to what he's saying

00:41:19.660 here because everything that uh king is a palabi said last year during this interview

00:41:26.540 is now literally coming to pass or has already come to pass so again like this the plan for

00:41:33.420 regime change is not something that is happening overnight this is something that has been years

00:41:39.900 in the making and um i have a lot of very very exciting updates for you uh which i will talk

00:41:48.220 about either friday or or possibly next week but no thank you for that i appreciate that that since

00:41:53.980 the world is lagging behind iranians today have come to the conclusion that as much as they try

00:42:00.060 to reform this regime it cannot happen and are fed up with it and they want to move beyond that

00:42:07.020 And that's where you have to connect the dots and see, as a matter of foreign policy, as a Western democracy, with the values that we all cherish, which is the same thing that the Iranian people want.

00:42:19.260 What are we wasting time trying to reason with a regime that in its entire comportment is the most alien to these values?

00:42:31.000 And we as Iranians and me having lived in this country for almost four decades and appreciate

00:42:39.000 everything that is incorporated in your system of justice and separation of powers and the

00:42:44.060 guarantees that exist and the institutions and the role of media and this and that.

00:42:48.120 And we would like to be able to do the same thing for ourselves in Iran.

00:42:51.720 We are natural partners in this.

00:42:54.580 And I'm just conveying to you a message on behalf of millions of my competitors to say,

00:42:58.640 If not now, when?

00:42:59.820 How many more generations have to be sacrificed?

00:43:02.200 How much more do we have to endure?

00:43:04.400 And Americans should not think that by not us doing something, we won't be engaged.

00:43:09.480 You'll be dragged into it whether you liked it or not.

00:43:11.800 It will still impact you economically because the regime continues to, for instance, by 1.00

00:43:16.720 supporting the Hooties, certainly disrupting maritime traffic. 1.00

00:43:22.540 Certainly it has an impact on oil prices and what have you.

00:43:25.180 So it's not like-

00:43:26.180 I mean, that's a really important point.

00:43:28.480 And, you know, a lot of people don't see the connections here, right?

00:43:31.400 Those who are not familiar with the Middle East and the relationship between the Islamic terrorist groups, right?

00:43:40.220 The existence of the Islamic Republic in and of itself is a huge negative financial impact on the American economy because of what the Houthis do with respect to maritime trade. 0.80

00:43:53.780 And the Houthis are funded and supported by the Islamic Republic, right? 0.99

00:43:57.960 So it's all linked back.

00:43:59.600 It's all linked back to the Islamic Republic, whether you know it or not. 0.54

00:44:03.880 America can all of a sudden go into some sort of a introverted mode

00:44:08.040 that we are disconnecting from everybody else and then we'll be fine.

00:44:11.960 That's not going to be the reality of things.

00:44:14.300 But if you want to minimize the cost for yourself in terms of your national security interests,

00:44:19.400 in terms of your economic interests, I'll go beyond about what it is that you're missing.

00:44:24.540 Imagine the potential that would be good for American entities and business if tomorrow

00:44:31.060 Iran opens its door and says, we are open for business, come and invest and help us

00:44:34.920 rebuild our country.

00:44:35.720 And it's a win-win situation. 0.99

00:44:38.320 So we need to start thinking what a different Iran could provide in terms of our interests 0.95

00:44:43.400 rather than, well, we don't want to be dragged into conflict anymore. 0.98

00:44:46.380 Because that means that nobody thinks beyond the status quo.

00:44:49.040 And we should start talking about beyond the status quo. 0.89

00:44:51.320 You know, you bring up an interesting point, and that is even if we don't want to engage with Iran, and Iran is already engaged with us. And I think we've seen, especially lately, that they've been very much embedded into our institutions here in the United States, certainly in the West, very much so in Europe. So we've seen what they've been doing on college campuses.

00:45:11.480 so she makes a really good point right like part of the reason you have all of these you know

00:45:18.000 western university students who are out there supporting islamic terrorism is because

00:45:23.860 the islamic republic has infiltrated institutions like universities and you know media and other

00:45:30.760 places and they're promoting and pushing their own jihadi narrative because it doesn't make sense

00:45:37.120 for um anyone to think that islamic terrorists who yell aloha akbar while they chop people's

00:45:43.600 heads off are resistance fighters right and yet today right now in the west we are seeing an

00:45:49.920 alarming number of young people who actually think that terrorists are freedom fighters

00:45:57.280 and that's not by accident guys that's that's not by random this is something that has been planned

00:46:03.360 and they have been working on for quite a long time right like it's it's basically like

00:46:08.160 civilizational jihad so again when he says that just because you don't want anything to do with

00:46:15.680 the middle east that doesn't mean that they're going to leave you alone they're going to come

00:46:19.520 after you no matter what so you're going to have to deal with it whether you like it or not

00:46:24.320 and one of the ways that they're coming after the west is through the educational institutions and

00:46:29.760 through the indoctrination of um you know people in the united states

00:46:36.960 just the other day there was an intelligence leak about you know the israeli potential attack

00:46:42.320 came out of the united states how embedded do you think iran is already in american institutions

00:46:49.600 where we need to be concerned and maybe even on alert well i think the footprint is becoming

00:46:55.440 more and more vivid. They are committed to that. They know what the weaknesses are in this country

00:47:02.160 and are taking full advantage of it. You know, you're not dealing with a dumb enemy. 0.98

00:47:06.800 What are the weaknesses that you think they're taking advantage of? 0.73

00:47:09.920 I think the fact that it's a little bit of a naive thought that they will not try to influence

00:47:16.400 through their lobbies, you know, what happens. You brought it up yourself. It's not only that,

00:47:23.600 there are many other things as well, but they're at work. They're not only doing work regionally,

00:47:31.360 they try to go as far as they can to Latin America even and many places, as you mentioned,

00:47:36.880 in Europe. So everything to try to have a role that influences maybe the wrong way in public

00:47:47.280 opinion khamenei had multiple offices in europe through which they found so-called organization

00:47:54.640 for this and that but in reality they're doing the regime's bidding in antagonizing guys so so

00:48:02.080 he makes a very good point here do you remember um that cultural that islamic cultural center

00:48:07.760 in hamburg was shut down i think it was in hamburg there was there was two there was two in germany

00:48:15.520 um let me pull it up here here we go so so here when when he just talks about how the islamic

00:48:27.120 republic is operating in western countries through various cultural institutions he's literally

00:48:36.160 referring to like islamic cultural centers right now again i'm making a distinction because i'm

00:48:43.760 not referring to all islamic cultural centers but i'm referring to those that are funded by the

00:48:51.280 islamic republic those islamic cultural centers and mosques and schools and whatever that are

00:48:58.560 funded by the islamic republic are actually a front for terrorism and jihad and indoctrination 0.86

00:49:05.600 and one of the most recent examples is um here let me bring this up this was this was last year

00:49:12.400 actually so so this is what he's referring to guys so this was in um germany and this was on july 25

00:49:22.400 uh 2024 so berlin shut down the islamic center hamburg due to its ties with iran and hezbollah

00:49:32.240 and its promotion of radical islamism so again hezbollah is a terrorist proxy group it's located

00:49:39.040 in southern lebanon it is 100 funded by the islamic republic okay so here you have you know

00:49:48.640 this this place right i mean it just it looks like a you know islamic whatever mosque or whatever

00:49:56.160 and it's called the islamic center of hamburg but it's shut down because it was connected to

00:50:02.480 the islamic republic in iran and hezbollah right and it was shut down because it was promoting

00:50:08.560 radical islamism the german interior ministry said on july 24. acting on a court order german

00:50:15.920 authorities have begun searching 53 of the islamic center hamburg's properties in eight federal

00:50:23.040 states the ministry said here's the thing the islamic center of hamburg promotes an islam

00:50:30.560 islamist extremist totalitarian ideology in germany let me repeat that guys the islamic

00:50:38.320 center hamburg promotes an islamist extremist totalitarian ideology in germany it supports 0.61

00:50:46.800 the terrorists of hezbollah and it spreads aggressive antisemitism said interior minister

00:50:54.400 nancy phaser in a statement the ministry also noted that as the direct representative of iran's

00:51:03.040 supreme leader of the islamic revolution the islamic center of hamburg disseminates the

00:51:09.200 ideology of the islamic revolution in an aggressive and militant way and seeks to bring about such a

00:51:17.200 revolution in the federal republic of germany do you see that guys did you see that seeks to bring

00:51:22.640 about such a revolution in the federal republic of germany so when he says and when i say 0.96

00:51:32.480 that regardless of whether you want to go to war with them these islamists and jihadis are already 0.97

00:51:39.120 at war with you they have literally infiltrated your countries they have built um you know mosques 0.96

00:51:45.840 they have built islamic cultural centers they have built islamic schools right they hide behind 0.91

00:51:52.640 freedom of religion and they literally spread jihadi propaganda because they want to radicalize 0.82

00:51:59.520 and indoctrinate people in order to eventually bring about an islamic revolution and that's what 0.50

00:52:05.440 they were trying to do in germany and guys i have to remind you the islamic revolution in iran did

00:52:12.240 not happen overnight it began in 1941 it was it was a um 30 almost it was a 40-year process guys

00:52:23.600 from 1941 to 1979 people just think it happened overnight no it happened slowly

00:52:31.520 because the infiltrated the infiltration started small worked its way up and then eventually got to

00:52:39.280 a point where it couldn't be ignored anymore and by the time people started paying attention to it

00:52:44.800 it was too late they'd already gained a lot of control and support and sympathy from people 0.97

00:52:52.160 so take the threat very seriously the islamic republic has literally built these islamic 0.81

00:52:57.360 cultural centers and mosques around the world and the reason you're seeing this increased level

00:53:04.080 of radicalism and anti-semitism and jihadi behavior in your countries is because of institutions like 0.78

00:53:10.880 this one that are funded by the islamic republic occupying iran right and they're trying to 0.80

00:53:18.560 destabilize your societies and you know thankfully germany found out and they shut it down 0.98

00:53:25.440 so again when he talks about these you know cultural centers that's what he's referring to

00:53:35.780 so let's go back and listen to that again because that's important doing uh work regionally they try

00:53:42.160 to go as far as they can to latin america even uh and many places as you mentioned in europe so

00:53:47.920 everything to try to let's go back a little bit these are in this country and are taking full 0.94

00:53:54.140 advantage of it, you know, you're not dealing with a dumb enemy.

00:53:58.020 What are the benefits of the United States? 0.61

00:54:00.120 How embedded do you think Iran is already in American institutions where we need to

00:54:06.420 be concerned and maybe even on alert?

00:54:09.280 Well, I think the footprint is becoming more and more vivid.

00:54:13.620 They are committed to that.

00:54:15.020 They know what the weaknesses are in this country and are taking full advantage of it. 0.98

00:54:20.240 You know, you're not dealing with a dumb enemy.

00:54:22.320 What are the weaknesses that you think they're taking advantage of? 0.79

00:54:25.780 I think the fact that it's a little bit of a naive thought that they will not try to influence through their lobbies, you know, what happens.

00:54:37.240 You brought it up yourself.

00:54:38.820 It's not only that, there are many other things as well.

00:54:41.700 You know, many other things as well.

00:54:43.260 The lobbies, many other things as well, like those Islamic cultural centers, you know, like the one that was shut down last year in Hamburg, Germany.

00:54:50.360 They're at work.

00:54:51.060 They're not only doing work regionally, they try to go as far as they can, to Latin America

00:54:59.620 even, and many places, as you mentioned, in Europe.

00:55:02.480 So everything to try to have a role that influences maybe the wrong way in public opinion.

00:55:13.220 Khamenei had multiple offices in Europe through which they fund so-called organization for

00:55:20.020 this and that but in reality they're doing the regime's bidding and antagonizing foreign citizens 0.57

00:55:26.660 journalists right so he's referring to that cultural center that islamic cultural center

00:55:31.940 in germany that was shut down because it was literally spreading um islamic extremist ideology

00:55:40.420 and it was indoctrinating people because they wanted to eventually destabilize and take over

00:55:44.980 Germany and turn Germany into a Sharia law country. That's what he's referring to. And

00:55:50.180 that's just one example, guys. There are thousands, thousands of places like that around the world.

00:55:55.780 It's the Jewish community or what have you. And now, most recently, we can see they're also

00:56:02.740 trying to use, of course, it's not just Iran. There's a lot of Qatari money into it as well.

00:56:08.900 But there is a lot of effort going into that. They're not just relying on propaganda. They

00:56:13.380 They actually spend a lot of resources and time to bring up these kind of elements on

00:56:19.320 foreign soil.

00:56:20.320 And the reason they are doing this is because they want to expand their political radical

00:56:26.620 Islam to the entire world. 0.55

00:56:28.260 I mean, that is the reason they're doing this. 1.00

00:56:31.060 It's not even for Iran. 0.83

00:56:32.460 They don't care about Iran. 0.95

00:56:34.020 They're using every resource that Iran has, not for the benefit of Iranians, but to in 0.98

00:56:38.940 in fact, finally get that world dominance in terms of, in their minds, mind you, creating 0.94

00:56:46.400 this sort of modern-day caliphate.

00:56:48.720 That's the ultimate goal. 0.71

00:56:51.140 And the final frontier for them to ultimately win is, of course, ultimately America, which

00:56:58.900 was the first target from the beginning. 0.80

00:57:01.180 Death to America was the first slogan coming out of the regime's mouth. 0.75

00:57:05.120 It was not just a slogan.

00:57:06.380 They actually mean it.

00:57:07.600 I actually mean it. Because their ideology cannot survive together with America and what it stands for. It cannot.

00:57:16.020 They're in complete opposite ideology. Why are they so obsessed with Israel?

00:57:21.340 I have a hard time reconciling the hatred that we're seeing from the Islamic regime towards Israel. 1.00

00:57:29.340 And I tried to study up on it. 0.64

00:57:31.440 I mean, Cyrus of Persia was very good to the Jews and actually recognized that Israel is the Jewish homeland. 1.00

00:57:40.200 He sent them back there. 1.00

00:57:42.120 You know, your father had a good relationship with Israel. 0.58

00:57:45.840 The conflict between Iran and Israel seems to be somewhat of a new conflict.

00:57:50.820 And I'm curious, why is Iran so obsessed with spending so many resources on destroying Israel? 0.69

00:57:57.680 Well, obviously, it's extremely based on this virulent ideology, which goes even beyond

00:58:03.540 antisemitism. It's one way to say if we can defeat and destroy Israel as one of the most 0.78

00:58:08.580 solid allies of America, that's another knockout punch to America as part of their tactics 0.95

00:58:14.420 and strategy. And so Israel has been targeted from the very beginning. And what's interesting

00:58:20.160 in the meantime, and again, this is something that I want to insist, especially for your

00:58:23.920 audience and Americans who may not know that, that the regime from the very beginning tried

00:58:28.340 to create that atmosphere of indoctrination of Iranian youth into being hating Jews or 0.66

00:58:35.020 hating Israel or hating America.

00:58:37.660 And, you know, if you talk to people who at the time were kids in Iran, what they were

00:58:42.240 taught in school, they had to stand there and chant all these slogans, which is obviously

00:58:47.280 not what they believe.

00:58:48.280 And we saw footages of Iranians in different universities or public areas where the American flag or the Israeli flag is actually printed on the ground and the regime wants people to actually trample on it. 0.74

00:59:03.900 And you can see people purposefully avoiding doing that. 0.59

00:59:07.460 And that's a signal.

00:59:08.460 Yeah, guys, I have that video.

00:59:10.140 So let me pull up that video because I played it yesterday.

00:59:13.180 But let me pull it up for you again.

00:59:14.680 So, here's a prime example. So, here's a prime example of the Islamic Republic, right? They're trying to get these school kids to chant death to Israel, okay?

00:59:33.660 and you know like this is an occupied iran right so they're trying to get these iranian school

00:59:39.100 children to um yell death to israel and they're waving the fake flag of you know ballastine or

00:59:45.900 whatever um and then what's interesting is that the iranian school children

00:59:51.500 respond with death to palestine right so just just listen to this

01:00:08.380 so the so you know the the teachers or whoever the people with the islamic republic

01:00:13.180 are yelling um maghbar israel and then the kids respond with maghbar

01:00:24.140 so you know the islamic republic has tried to indoctrinate iranians

01:00:28.700 um for 47 years but it just it hasn't worked because um

01:00:33.340 iranians and jews have always been friends and allies it's literally not

01:00:37.020 in our culture um that you know irrational hatred for

01:00:41.740 israel and the jewish people um that's something you see with like the islamic jihadis right so

01:00:46.460 that's something you see with the islamic regime but not with the iranians themselves it's it's

01:00:51.180 it's not something that even fits within our identity or our history right because

01:00:57.740 when you when you study iranian culture and history you know cyrus the great freed the jews 0.52

01:01:04.220 from you know their babylonian enslavement uh took them back to the promised land which was israel

01:01:09.340 and help them rebuild the second temple and that was thousands of years before islam was invented

01:01:14.460 um so you know we we have a shared history that goes well beyond um the jihadi propaganda that

01:01:23.260 the islamists try to push out there and so that's why even though the islamic republic has tried to

01:01:29.660 indoctrinate us iranians for 47 years and you know for for those who were in the school system 0.93

01:01:35.580 um you know they they would have had to chant you know death to america death to israel whatever but 0.57

01:01:40.460 they never like believed it right it's just something like you basically had to do in order

01:01:45.340 to prevent from being expelled or being beaten or something the reason that these kids right now are

01:01:51.260 are actually trolling the teachers and fighting back is because this is a more recent video this

01:01:56.620 video was from i think the past year um no one no school child in iran would have dared say something

01:02:02.940 like this 10 years ago 15 years ago 20 years ago so this is like a prime example of of the failure

01:02:11.740 of the islamic republic not only to indoctrinate iranians but also a failure to maintain power

01:02:18.060 like you can literally see the um the islamic republic's control over people is slowly crumbling 0.84

01:02:25.260 right because even these like these i don't know i think they're like grade five or six maybe

01:02:30.220 these boys are in grade five or six and they're openly defying um the islamic republic and then

01:02:37.080 i want to show you the other video where he talks about the flag um it's it's this video right here

01:02:44.780 so when when king is a palavi is referring to um how the islamic republic paints giant flags of

01:02:51.560 israel and the united states on the ground because they want iranians you know to walk over them and

01:02:56.800 chance, you know, death to America, whatever. Iranians don't, they walk around it. This is 0.98

01:03:01.860 actually an older video. I think this is from, if I'm not mistaken, I think it's somewhere between

01:03:07.420 2015 and 2018. Okay. So this is at one of the universities in Iran. And the Islamic Republic

01:03:15.000 has painted giant flags of Israel and the United States on the, you know, the walkway on the

01:03:21.920 pavement um so that iranian students can walk over it right and again like this behavior is 0.89

01:03:28.560 is very like that savage um islamic terrorist jihadi behavior right it's like the same behavior 0.86

01:03:35.200 you see in the west where like all those like i don't know arab pro valleys or whatever like 0.87

01:03:40.600 they're stomping on the flag of israel you know on the ground um it's just like a very low iq 0.69

01:03:46.240 very low IQ. The Houthis do it too, right? The Houthis have like that weird music video where 0.63

01:03:52.880 they're like dancing barefoot over the flag of Israel. So it's a very like low IQ inbred Islamic 1.00

01:03:59.660 jihadi type behavior. Pretty much only savages behave that way. And so the Islamic Republic 1.00

01:04:06.180 tries to get Iranians to do it. And it's never worked. So just watch this video. Not only do 0.88

01:04:12.960 the students avoid stepping on the flags of America and Israel but when you know

01:04:19.020 certain university students who support the Islamic Republic and are part of

01:04:23.100 the Islamic Republic step on the flags to show off the students start booing at

01:04:27.780 them like you know what's interesting university students in the united states right now are way 0.77

01:04:46.980 more anti-semitic and indoctrinated and radicalized than iranians and that's wild guys that's wild 0.66

01:04:54.100 because you would think that those who are living in a brutal islamic dictatorship where there's 0.66

01:05:00.100 constant indoctrination you would think that the iranians would be indoctrinated no the iranians 0.56

01:05:05.300 are the people who are awake we are the ones who are well aware of what um islamic extremism and 0.94

01:05:11.220 terrorism looks like because we've literally been dealing with it for 47 years they haven't been 0.93

01:05:16.740 able to indoctrinate us but for some reason but for some reason they're able to indoctrinate you

01:05:22.580 you know rainbow-haired they them pronoun people it's it's wild to me

01:05:38.500 so they're you know they're booing at these people and then they start

01:05:42.100 chanting bishara means um honorless so they're basically calling these people

01:05:47.380 uh dishonorable for stepping on the flag of america in israel

01:05:52.580 Just look at the difference in crowd size, right?

01:06:22.460 there's a very very tiny handful of people maybe like i don't know maybe 10 10 people who support

01:06:31.920 the islamic republic and those 10 people are stepping on the flag of america and israel

01:06:36.920 and yet there's like i don't know thousands of university students here who are surrounding them

01:06:42.560 and cheering at them or sorry uh um jeering at them right booing at them so if you ever want to

01:06:49.800 a sense of how much support the islamic republic has this is this is a good representative

01:06:55.720 representation of that this is an excellent representation of how much support the islamic

01:07:00.360 republic has it has very little support unfortunately the reason the islamic republic

01:07:05.880 remains in power is because the regular people are not armed they don't have access to any weapons

01:07:12.840 whereas those you know those small handful of students who are stepping on the flag and they're 0.63

01:07:17.960 part of the islamic republic they have access to military-grade weapons and you know all that stuff 0.86

01:07:23.080 and again again the islamic republic created something called the islamic revolutionary guard

01:07:28.200 corps in 1979 which is basically a second army tasked with the sole purpose of protecting the

01:07:36.440 ayatollahs and keeping them in power and whenever the iranians try to rise up they're literally 1.00

01:07:42.200 murdered in the streets by the islamic revolutionary guard corps so i hope this this like this should 0.66

01:07:48.200 give you a good um idea of um how much the iranian people despise the islamic republic

01:07:58.840 and this isn't even a recent video guys this is from like maybe 2018 right so this is from about

01:08:06.920 eight years ago and i guarantee you the vast majority of you have never seen this video even

01:08:13.740 though i posted it on my timeline other people have posted it right because unfortunately the 0.95

01:08:19.260 islamic republic has more money more funding they're better at spreading propaganda and 1.00

01:08:25.040 disinformation and they don't want you to guys to see the truth they don't want you to know the truth 0.98

01:08:30.160 about what's happening in occupying iran but again you know western university students could learn

01:08:36.600 something from the iranians right because we iranians we are very very good at identifying 0.63

01:08:43.640 what is islamic terrorist jihadi behavior because we've literally been fighting it 0.79

01:08:48.040 and dealing with it for 47 years 0.89

01:09:04.360 there you go so you know that's the video that um

01:09:08.920 kingdoms of halavi is talking about right let me go back a little bit so

01:09:15.000 So now when he talks about the chanting in the schools

01:09:17.520 and when he talks about Iranians not stepping on the flag,

01:09:20.940 that's the video he's referring to.

01:09:25.600 And, you know, if you talk to people who at the time were kids in Iran,

01:09:30.180 what they were taught in school,

01:09:32.020 they had to stand there and chant all these slogans,

01:09:34.920 which is obviously not what they believe.

01:09:37.240 And we saw footages of Iranians in different universities

01:09:41.140 or public areas where the American flag

01:09:45.320 or the Israeli flag is actually printed on the ground

01:09:48.560 and the regime wants people to actually trample on it.

01:09:52.220 And we can see people purposefully avoiding doing that.

01:09:55.720 And that's a signal to you guys outside.

01:09:57.540 Say, hey, the regime wants us to chant these slogans,

01:10:00.240 but that's not what we believe.

01:10:02.220 So that, again, shows that part of the entire dominance

01:10:08.160 in a way of having one dominant ideology, antagonizing other religions. 0.89

01:10:16.720 And I think the most obvious target for them is obviously Israel. 0.66

01:10:21.660 So that perhaps to some extent explains that.

01:10:25.100 But I don't think we should spend too much time about what this regime is in terms of being evil.

01:10:31.180 I think we should concentrate on what the Iranian people are in contrast to the regime.

01:10:37.220 The exact opposite of what this regime is projecting.

01:10:40.120 Iranians are peace-loving.

01:10:41.920 Iranians have no quarrels with our neighbors.

01:10:44.180 In fact, we believe that it is only out of cordial cooperations and relations that we can really thrive in the region.

01:10:52.480 That's on the basis of amicable relations based on mutual respect.

01:10:58.120 Completely different than what this regime is projecting.

01:11:01.420 Iranians are tired of conflict.

01:11:03.680 Iranians have been impoverished in the name of whatever this regime has been claiming.

01:11:08.960 Today, the latest figures as in preparation or in anticipation of a potential conflict,

01:11:16.400 you know, the Iranian market has been on the Christ side the last week.

01:11:20.600 As of today, it reached almost 70,000 two months for a dollar, which means that our

01:11:28.380 currency since the revolution has been devaluated 10,000 times what it was worth.

01:11:35.840 And Iranians are not seeing the benefit of this policy of engaging, you know, JCPOA with

01:11:42.080 the promise of that money hasn't gone to the Iranian people.

01:11:45.900 And Iranians soon realize that, you know, none of this is benefiting us.

01:11:50.040 So in that mindset, this is where we stand right now. 0.98

01:11:53.800 And there is opportunities to make all of this change based on a complete shift of

01:11:58.140 policy. So we're spending, I think, way too much time talking about the negativity of this regime

01:12:04.760 and impact on the region, as opposed to spend more time, well, where's the solution and what

01:12:09.320 we can do about it? Because there is a solution for it. But I don't hear it being talked about

01:12:14.560 as much, whether in American media or in government. And I think that's the part that

01:12:21.540 we need to catch up to as far as where America stands in how to deal with this situation.

01:12:25.600 I think what we'd want to understand is do the young Iranians, which the majority of the population is under 35, do they have the appetite and the stomach to fight against the regime? Because we know there's going to be bloodshed. They know that too, and they're probably afraid. And so the question is, if the West does whatever it needs to do, and we can get into that a little bit more, what exactly is effective? 0.87

01:12:52.300 But if the West does everything that you envision that we should do in the West, do the Iranians themselves have the stomach to really fight or have they been despaired by what they saw happen with the other students in the Masha Amini and all of that?

01:13:09.880 Are you hearing from them that they are willing to actually fight for the change? 0.68

01:13:15.800 Well, Marissa, they have.

01:13:17.340 The whole point is that they have with no support whatsoever.

01:13:20.620 And despite the fact that they've been thrown under the bus more than once, and still they're

01:13:24.540 out there fighting, they're still out there doing the fight as I speak to you.

01:13:30.240 And the thing is that, of course, they have the stomach for it.

01:13:36.920 It's not a question of whether or not they want that to happen.

01:13:40.800 But when you have such a brave citizenry that despite all odds are still fighting there,

01:13:47.660 can you not respond to their call for help, for support?

01:13:52.740 Because you know what the address is.

01:13:55.240 You know who it is that you're supposed to be supporting and empowering.

01:14:00.480 And that's very important.

01:14:01.540 In every campaign that was based on a nonviolent change, there was a tacit support from the

01:14:09.200 Western free world.

01:14:10.200 I mean, I don't know where Nelson Mandela or, for that matter, Vaclav Havel or Lech Walesa would have ended without, at some point, having that element of support. 0.99

01:14:20.940 And Iranians are already doing that. Mahsa and her peers, of course, were the victims of this regime, and it prompted an explosion of reaction. 0.97

01:14:31.500 One thing that I can tell you is that over the years,

01:14:34.720 the separation of every time there was some kind of a campaign or movement

01:14:37.940 have been reduced drastically and are much more frequent and repeated all the time.

01:14:43.580 That's true.

01:14:44.260 Which means, in fact, that not only they haven't lost hope,

01:14:48.900 but they're resilient in continuing the fight.

01:14:51.220 Yeah.

01:14:52.120 So that is one factor that you should consider.

01:14:57.160 We simply need to equal the playing field for them

01:14:59.660 So they have an actual chance for succeeding.

01:15:02.240 And that's where the West has failed us so far in not coming to realization that the solution does not lie in trying to yet again cut a deal with the regime that you cannot trust at the end of the day.

01:15:14.400 As opposed to investing on people who think like you, want the same thing that you have for themselves and are your natural allies.

01:15:21.280 So do you think that when the West applied sanctions on Iran and then did a deal with Iran and in return for that, they were pouring concrete into their nuclear reactors and when we kind of let go a little bit and allowed them to gain more money, were they tricking us? Were they continuing to build nuclear facilities? Were we duped at that point? What should we have done differently?

01:15:48.900 Well, the IAEA has many times put out reports of how they were stopped from inquiring further

01:15:58.380 into what is really happening behind. 0.99

01:16:01.140 Guys, I mean, remember, the Islamic Republic was literally building nuclear facilities 0.95

01:16:07.140 in underground bunkers, right? 0.99

01:16:11.060 Of course they were lying.

01:16:12.580 Everything that comes out of their mouth is a lie. 1.00

01:16:14.480 That's how the Islamists and jihadists operate, right? 0.98

01:16:18.900 And it's just so frustrating that for the longest time, Western politicians have treated them as if they are rational, logical state actors, instead of these savage, violent Islamic terrorists that they actually are. 0.97

01:16:36.840 The scene. So, you know, there might be an appearance of things by the regime, but there's a lot of stuff that they do behind the scene that has yet to be actually verified. 0.89

01:16:45.600 So there's been always that sort of opaque non-transparency which leads to being not trustworthy at the end of the day what they do.

01:16:54.060 Of course, they can manufacture a lot of sort of staging it or in appearances and what have you.

01:16:59.600 But again, it's recognizing the nature of the regime.

01:17:02.480 Because when you talk about the nuclear threat, I can use the analogy of it's not the weapon but the finger on the trigger that you should be worried about.

01:17:11.460 And in that sense, you know, can this regime be trusted at all?

01:17:14.680 now uh when you mentioned the issue of sanctions again i must say that i love when people in the

01:17:22.920 chat accuse me of the fact you know they accuse me of getting paid by israel um i'm doing this

01:17:27.920 for free so yeah i'm not getting paid by israel i'm just you know sharing videos with you guys

01:17:33.280 and uh if you want to pay me you can but uh i don't need to get paid by israel to share information

01:17:40.360 about iran with you guys so there you go thanks for thanks for being here though i so i just wanted

01:17:46.200 to give a shout out to all of the haters in the chat right now um on youtube thank you for being

01:17:51.800 here and thank you for commenting because you guys are actually helping uh boost the algorithm

01:17:57.880 and take my live stream in front of more people and you're actually helping me get more subscribers

01:18:03.160 so please continue commenting it you know i do appreciate that you know a lot of people have

01:18:08.520 been asking, are sanctions effective? Is it worth it? I would say, if you're still in the mindset

01:18:15.400 that your strategy for imposing sanctions is to force them back to the negotiating table to change

01:18:23.720 their behavior, you're wasting your time. If you're saying, can sanctions hurt the people?

01:18:32.280 I think the Iranian people know that regardless of whether they're sanctions or not, they don't 0.95

01:18:36.280 benefit as a result but they might as well tighten the belt with the hope that that pressure will 0.64

01:18:41.480 actually finally put an end to the regime that's the price they're willing to pay so therefore

01:18:47.880 the sanctions should not be the ends but the beans to an end of bringing an actual regime change in

01:18:53.800 iran and i'm using the regime change word on guys i want to be very clear so one of the

01:19:02.760 false narratives that the islamic republic uses um especially through its you know pro-islamic

01:19:09.240 regime lobby groups like niax and you know some reporters and whatever um is they they claim that

01:19:15.560 the sanctions hurt the iranian people and the reason that iranian people are poor is because

01:19:20.840 of the sanctions that's because they um are relying on the fact that the vast majority of

01:19:27.800 people will not actually go and read about the sanctions and see what the sanctions are.

01:19:34.680 The truth is that the sanctions don't actually impact the Iranian people. The reason that 70 0.99

01:19:40.920 percent of people in Iran live below the poverty line is because the Islamic Republic has stolen 1.00

01:19:48.040 and continues to steal hundreds of billions of dollars of money that should be going to the 0.96

01:19:54.120 iranian people instead they are putting it in their own pockets and they're also using it to

01:19:59.640 fund terrorism in the middle east right hezbollah hamas houthis the palestinians whatever um but

01:20:06.760 they're also using that stolen money to fund their you know islamic centers and whatever in various

01:20:14.600 parts of the world remember like that one in germany that was shut down last year um they're 0.96

01:20:19.560 using it to fund the indoctrination of the west um so the reason that Iranian people are poor

01:20:27.880 is because of the Islamic Republic it has nothing to do with the sanctions and yet

01:20:32.180 because the sanctions hurt the Islamic Republic itself because the sanctions um actually weaken

01:20:39.340 the Islamic Republic and when the Islamic Republic is weak that makes it easier for

01:20:43.600 Iranians to try and overthrow them because sanctions are bad for the Islamic Republic

01:20:48.060 they will try to, they will promote this lie that sanctions hurt the Iranian people when it's 0.79

01:20:56.280 literally nothing farther from the truth. What hurts the Iranian people is the existence of 1.00

01:21:01.280 the Islamic Republic. The Islamic Republic is the main oppressor and murderer of the Iranian people. 1.00

01:21:08.660 Nothing even comes close. And in fact, Iranian people themselves want the sanctions there, 0.98

01:21:15.120 and they want strong sanctions and they want more sanctions

01:21:18.240 because that weakens the Islamic Republic.

01:21:22.760 So pay very careful and close attention to those people

01:21:26.720 who make the claim that sanctions hurt the Iranian people.

01:21:32.960 Ask them if they know what the sanctions are

01:21:35.000 and how exactly it impacts the Iranian people.

01:21:38.240 You'll be very surprised.

01:21:40.580 Purpose, because it's got a bad name

01:21:43.860 because you poorly executed it in other places.

01:21:46.880 Just because you didn't do it the right way in Iraq

01:21:48.940 doesn't mean that it's the wrong concept that should be abandoned.

01:21:51.420 It's a necessity.

01:21:53.220 But it's the way you do it and how you go about it

01:21:55.720 that makes the whole difference.

01:21:58.080 In terms of policy,

01:21:59.620 whether they were Democrats or Republicans in the White House,

01:22:02.500 they didn't perform that well even when 9-11 happened.

01:22:06.880 Example Afghanistan, example Iraq.

01:22:09.620 But Iran is a completely different story in many ways. 0.86

01:22:13.140 And that's why I'm telling you that there is a solution at the end of the day which simplifies the matter. 0.93

01:22:17.520 It's just a matter of who you choose to support and who you stop trying to insist on changing their attitude or behavior.

01:22:25.780 That ship has sailed, literally.

01:22:29.380 But now we are facing prospect of escalation of conflict.

01:22:33.340 That is something that won't disappear by itself.

01:22:35.940 but at the end of the day

01:22:38.680 the escalation is as a result of

01:22:41.060 the regime in Tehran

01:22:42.580 still whether Israel has to respond

01:22:44.940 or the rest of the region has to respond

01:22:46.660 or there's a tit for tat it's not going to

01:22:48.900 die away it's not by saying

01:22:50.860 let's have a ceasefire

01:22:52.260 so this is critical guys

01:22:54.720 so any sort of escalation

01:22:57.320 okay in the Middle East it's because

01:22:58.920 of the Islamic Republic and yet you have 1.00

01:23:00.900 all of these Islamists and 1.00

01:23:02.800 jihadis and whatever who will 0.92

01:23:04.780 just blame israel because you know they want to push that um that jihadi islamo-fascist propaganda 0.53

01:23:11.020 the reality is that when the islamic republic um took iran hostage in 1979 they immediately

01:23:20.000 declared war against israel and they have been engaged in a war with israel since 1979

01:23:27.880 directly and indirectly and through their proxies as well and also you know um the the information 0.59

01:23:37.760 warfare as well right the islamic republic has wasted billions of dollars in this jihad 0.58

01:23:45.840 against israel so anyone who says that israel is the instigator knows nothing about the middle east

01:23:54.100 or they're on the side of the Islamists, right? 0.66

01:23:59.300 They're on the side of the jihadis.

01:24:02.760 They won't stop.

01:24:04.280 They may retreat.

01:24:05.860 And in fact, tactically, the regime has retreated several times

01:24:09.700 for two reasons.

01:24:11.740 Number one, they understand strength.

01:24:13.960 Every time you showed strength vis-a-vis them, they backed off.

01:24:17.080 Not because they changed their idea,

01:24:19.920 but because they reckon, okay, let's just pull back.

01:24:23.140 they have a lot of patience but sorry someone said um called me a genocide supporter guys

01:24:29.940 there's no genocide there's no genocide in gaza that's like fake jihadi propaganda

01:24:35.620 go look up the the definition of genocide you know what i'm actually going to add it here to

01:24:40.500 my list of topics i'm going to do a full episode on what exactly is genocide and why there was

01:24:48.580 never a genocide in gaza because that's just like jihadi nonsense that makes no sense and 0.74

01:24:55.540 you know it's just like the low iq propaganda that the islamists put out right like genocide 0.69

01:25:01.060 they just like they repeat it so many times hoping that eventually it'll stick but i mean guys um if 0.71

01:25:07.940 you want to come to this channel and talk about genocide um if you want to talk about the nigerian

01:25:13.860 genocide where muslims are genociding christians we're going to talk about that tomorrow for sure 0.95

01:25:18.580 so you want to stick around for that because that's the real genocide that's happening um 0.95

01:25:22.900 and for some reason the islamists are denying it uh very interesting but uh but there's there's

01:25:29.060 no genocide in gaza it's like the fakest thing ever um if if israel was in fact trying to genocide

01:25:36.100 gaza they are terrible at it because the population of gaza has actually increased

01:25:40.820 um so there you go but you know what since a lot of you are triggered by the fact that i'm saying 0.56

01:25:45.460 there's actually no genocide in gaza uh what i'll do is i'm going to add this to my list of topics

01:25:51.860 is maybe next week or the week after i will do an entire episode on why there is actually no

01:25:58.100 genocide in gaza and i'm sure that's going to trigger a lot of the jihadis but i mean facts

01:26:03.380 don't care about your feelings right all right let's continue yeah in fact if you look at the

01:26:08.580 statistics of the number of executions in iran from the time of the obama administration

01:26:15.460 and the biden administration during the trump administration it was literally half

01:26:20.900 the amount of people executed in iran oh sorry i have a comment here so major says

01:26:27.460 these okay eyes chanting about the non-situation in gaza are the wingnuts who think that greta

01:26:34.260 thunberg is a genius oh 100 like these people are so low iq um that they actually believe uh

01:26:41.140 greta the grifter and she's like that's like the biggest grift um ever you're 100 right about that

01:26:47.060 so so i mean so when i do my episode about the fake genocide in gaza the purpose isn't going to 1.00

01:26:53.540 be you know to educate the low iq people because you know you can't you can't change them they are 0.91

01:26:58.580 who they are um but it's more for everyone else who's watching and is interested in learning 0.97

01:27:03.860 um what genocide you know the definition of genocide and i'm also going to dig into a lot of

01:27:10.100 the propaganda um that has been put out there and uh you know the the deliberate disinformation

01:27:18.180 that the islamists and jihadis have used where they deliberately misquote sources 0.72

01:27:23.140 in order to confuse people so keep an eye out for that between these two administrations what does

01:27:32.820 that tell you that if you're not tough vis-a-vis them yeah you know they don't feel any pressure

01:27:38.500 and of course they will become even more virulent it will become even more uh you know again i'm

01:27:45.060 talking about the financial component of money that the regime should not have had if the oil

01:27:50.580 sanctions were actually implemented which they were not so in excess of 150 billion dollars

01:27:56.660 money in the hands and the pockets of a regime that used it not to feed hungry hungry mouths in

01:28:01.300 Iran, but in fact, again, support their proxies that may have, in fact, led to the October

01:28:08.580 7th attack against Israel.

01:28:11.140 What is your reaction to now the Iranians training with the Saudis and doing drills

01:28:17.780 together? 0.57

01:28:19.340 Seems very alarming. 0.90

01:28:20.720 I'm not sure if it's because of the Iranian initiative or the fact that as a means of

01:28:26.200 The frustration that no clear action emanates from the West, what are the Saudis supposed

01:28:33.660 to do in the meantime?

01:28:34.660 Try to deescalate in some way. 1.00

01:28:36.520 I don't think that Saudis actually think that they can come and see eye to eye with 0.88

01:28:40.900 the regime, but they are responding to the immediate state of affairs.

01:28:45.640 But I think if anything, it's all tactical, but it doesn't change the nature of the challenge

01:28:50.960 that we face.

01:28:52.700 And I think still the problem is that this regime, especially now that its proxies have

01:28:58.760 been amputated, it has now the only means and recourse to, instead of playing through

01:29:05.120 the proxies, so they gain advantage without assuming direct responsibility.

01:29:09.560 Now they have to attack themselves directly, which explains perhaps why they actually decided

01:29:13.960 to launch those missiles against Israel.

01:29:18.240 Despite all the terrifying news, I'm grateful to be sitting with you in a moment where you

01:29:23.860 sound pretty optimistic, actually, because you feel like the citizens have an appetite

01:29:30.120 to fight. 0.68

01:29:31.120 You feel like you're at a moment where Israel has an appetite to defend itself, I guess.

01:29:39.180 Maybe the United States is going to wake up and also help vis-a-vis sanctions or other

01:29:45.680 concepts and ideas that that that you've outlined and so let's go into the vision of optimism from

01:29:53.520 for Iran the new Iran what does that look like and what role do you play in it well recently

01:30:00.640 before I answer this question recently I sent a message addressed to our neighbors in the region

01:30:08.720 which was very well received in the very same context of imagine what a different

01:30:14.400 Iran would mean to all of you in terms of our relationship with the Saudis, with Israelis,

01:30:21.580 and why it is that why everybody is feeling constantly under fear of what's this regime

01:30:28.380 next move or what have you, how different it could be.

01:30:31.740 That is part of the whole dynamics for that change. 0.80

01:30:34.580 What is a different Iran? 0.83

01:30:35.580 A different Iran, a secular democratic Iran is going to be a country that proved before

01:30:41.960 the revolution that it could have cordial relations with our neighbors which we did

01:30:46.680 so guys remember prior to 1979 iran was a constitutional monarchy right that's what a

01:30:51.400 lot of people don't know um i've said this over and over you know continue repeating it um because

01:30:57.880 it's so important and you know i appreciate all the new people coming um in and joining so i i'm

01:31:02.840 happy to repeat this uh for those who've heard this before i apologize um iran was a constitutional

01:31:09.560 monarchy prior to 1979 uh just look up the 1906 persian constitutional revolution okay so we

01:31:17.560 actually had um parliaments it was something called the majlis in farsi so we had a majlis

01:31:23.000 um we had parliamentarians we had prime ministers um we had prime ministers starting from 1906 all

01:31:29.720 the way to 1979 uh and then of course the islamic republic took over so anyone who says that you

01:31:37.080 you know the shah was a dictator and authoritarian rule um they never have anything to back it up

01:31:41.480 because when you actually ask them about the type of government and the system of government 0.81

01:31:45.340 they have no clue that it was a constitutional monarchy and you know there are multiple

01:31:50.620 constitutional monarchies in the world right now that are democracies right there's canada

01:31:54.720 uk um norway sweden spain like all these countries right um but for some reason for some reason the

01:32:03.640 Islamists and jihadis, again, because all they do is lie. They lie, they lie, they lie. And 0.95

01:32:10.240 they rely on the fact that you are not going to go and fact check this for yourself. So they'll

01:32:16.920 just say that Iran was a dictatorship, right? And then they also spout that nonsense narrative

01:32:23.900 that, oh, if you guys want a monarchy, that's not a democracy. Well, you know, this is going to be

01:32:29.000 part of um my episode next week when i talk about what's happening right now and the plan for iran

01:32:35.400 but i just want to make one thing very clear um iran after the islamic republic is overthrown

01:32:41.560 um iran will be a secular democracy now whether or not it's going to be a constitutional monarchy

01:32:48.280 or a republic that's going to be determined at the ballot box through a national referendum okay

01:32:54.680 i know what i am uh supportive of like i know how i'm gonna vote i'm gonna vote for constitutional

01:33:00.520 monarchy i have a feeling that the vast majority of iranians will also vote for a constitutional

01:33:06.760 monarchy but again that is a question that will be determined at the ballot box by iranians in 0.98

01:33:15.320 a national referendum after the overthrow of the islamic republic but don't fall for the jihadi

01:33:23.320 you know propaganda low iq narrative that monarchy is not democracy no canada is a

01:33:28.440 constitutional democracy there are different types of democracies and constitutional monarchy is one

01:33:34.920 of them so i just want to point that out as well and it could be even better in the future because

01:33:41.880 now we are living in in a world where you know iran was still part of a world where it was very

01:33:47.640 bipolar. I mean, the West versus the Soviet Union, it was a very different in a geopolitical way of

01:33:53.880 looking at the situation. And the fact that oil was such a big factor and the whole dynamics of

01:34:01.240 what the West had to do to make sure that it has access to that energy. And that has always been

01:34:06.440 one of the factors in the Middle East. But now you're seeing changes in societies. You're talking

01:34:11.640 about steps taken towards liberalization, what MBS is doing in Saudi Arabia in terms

01:34:19.080 of advancing more and more liberalization in some form, which we've never seen that

01:34:25.360 in recent history happen in the Arab world.

01:34:27.920 This means that today's youth in Iran or in Abu Dhabi or in Riyadh or in any of the other 0.89

01:34:35.160 countries are more in that mindset.

01:34:38.540 And I think a lot of it has been the impact of understanding that, of course, countries

01:34:45.140 have their own cultures and their own thing, but at the end, the ask, the common ask is

01:34:50.480 the same.

01:34:51.480 And social media, I think, has played a great role in that, bringing people closer to one

01:34:56.220 another.

01:34:57.300 And I think in terms of that, Israel...

01:35:00.220 So that's the other thing.

01:35:02.220 So he pointed out how social media has played a very crucial role in raising awareness and

01:35:08.460 bringing people closer and all of that that's why um first of all that's one of the reasons that i'm

01:35:14.080 very uh active on social media and you know i've started this channel to raise awareness about this

01:35:19.560 stuff um i've been raising awareness about iran on social media for a very long time um but this

01:35:24.560 the youtube youtube channel is relatively new it's only been about um i've only really been active

01:35:30.680 since the beginning of october so october 1 i started my live streams guys i just want to share

01:35:36.980 some some analytics with you because this is crazy so i started my daily live streams on

01:35:43.220 october 1 it's now october 28 and since october 1 guys i've had 3.3 million views and i have like

01:35:53.140 my subscribers have increased by 11 000 so prior to october 1 before my first live stream i was at

01:36:01.540 less than 2 000 subscribers and in one month um i've already gained 11 000 subscribers so i just

01:36:08.420 wanted to thank all of you um for supporting my channel for being here in uh you know the live

01:36:14.340 chat with me for those of you who are watching afterwards um thank you for watching the the

01:36:19.380 stream and the replay thank you for subscribing and you know sharing the message and uh we're

01:36:24.900 going to continue to get the word out there and i think that's one of the reasons why um you see a

01:36:29.300 lot of haters in the chat because they don't want the message to get out they don't want the truth

01:36:34.660 to get out but we're gonna we're gonna forge on and i appreciate all of your support both

01:36:40.020 both on x and of course on on youtube as well and thank you for supporting my youtube channel

01:36:45.060 please know what the iranian people feel about them and likewise and only in recent years

01:36:52.820 in recent months have we seen a far more evident symbolic gestures vis-a-vis that. The kind of

01:37:01.300 slogans that people chant in Iran, the kind of responses that we hear from the Israeli side.

01:37:08.180 I myself, when I was in Israel about a year and a half ago, when I was talking to actual average

01:37:14.340 Israeli citizens completely spontaneously, how much affection they had for Iran and Iranians

01:37:20.020 and dreaming of the day that we will have finally, beyond this regime, this liberation

01:37:25.140 that will bring us as people together.

01:37:27.780 And the same sentiments probably exist also in the Arab world next door to us.

01:37:32.640 How did the Israelis receive you when you went there?

01:37:36.920 Extremely warmly.

01:37:37.920 And of course, what's interesting is that from a historical perspective, I think I was

01:37:42.340 the highest ranking Iranian ever to visit Israel.

01:37:46.720 ever since the temple was helped to be rebuilt by Cyrus the Great. 1.00

01:37:50.220 So true. So true. So his trip to Israel was absolutely historic and that trip actually 0.94

01:38:01.220 paved the way for the unity that we see now because before a lot of us were scared to

01:38:09.580 speak out about it because of what the Islamic Republic had been saying about us Iranians 0.72

01:38:15.120 And, you know, they had convinced Israelis and Americans that, you know, we hate you guys.

01:38:20.880 And that's the farthest thing from the truth.

01:38:22.600 Like, as I showed you with that video from 2018, right?

01:38:25.940 In 2018, Iranian students refused to walk on the flag of Israel. 0.51

01:38:29.800 But the Islamic Republic just put that propaganda out there.

01:38:33.100 But when His Royal Highness visited Israel about two years ago, two and a half years ago, that basically, I guess,

01:38:44.500 he basically paved the way to normalize for us Iranians to openly say that, yes, we like Israel,

01:38:54.240 we support Israel without feeling threatened. Well, at least those of us who are outside of

01:38:59.820 the country, right? Because those people, those Iranians who are inside of the country, 1.00

01:39:03.680 if they show any support for Israel, they're basically hanged for treason. But you've seen, 1.00

01:39:09.520 I've shown before a lot of videos and messages and images of Iranians inside occupied Iran

01:39:16.200 who are sending their love and support to Israel.

01:39:20.660 And that's actually going to be one of my episodes next week 0.82

01:39:24.560 because this week yesterday, I spoke about what Iranians think about the United States.

01:39:31.680 Next week, I'm going to have a show where I show all of you

01:39:36.220 what iranians actually think about israel and it's not what you might expect and uh so so what the

01:39:43.340 king did was absolutely historic um i actually had the honor of visiting israel myself last year um

01:39:52.620 for the first anniversary of october 7 i was part of an iranian delegation uh invited by the

01:39:58.380 government of israel actually to to be there um so it was an honor to be there um very solemn

01:40:03.660 occasion but also it was just such a fantastic wonderful experience and i don't want to say some

01:40:12.300 anything too early but um since you know you guys are watching on this live stream and i appreciate

01:40:18.780 you all i am working on a second trip to israel so stay tuned because that's going to be incredibly

01:40:26.220 exciting and i simply cannot wait all right let's continue the jews in babylon were freed and he

01:40:35.340 helped rebuild their temple so it was very significant from a historical standpoint

01:40:39.820 but it was really a message of we value all these uh principles of of freedom freedom of religion

01:40:48.940 I made it a point to go to the prayer wall in Jerusalem.

01:40:54.440 I made it a point to visit the Haifa temple of the Baha'is.

01:40:59.600 I made it a point to go to the Vatican.

01:41:02.620 I made it a point to go and visit a Zoroastrian temple in Houston. 0.83

01:41:08.360 The point is, this is what Iran was like.

01:41:12.060 Multi-ethnic, multi-religious, a true melting pot,

01:41:15.940 long before America even existed.

01:41:18.980 And it could be that again.

01:41:20.540 And it could be that again and more, not just for our sake, but for the sake of our region itself.

01:41:26.020 And this is the future that I see, that we can utilize our combined resources, not to buy arms to fire bullets and missiles at each other, but spending on education, on welfare, on things that people need.

01:41:44.160 Dealing with the crisis that we face, like the water crisis, for instance, you know,

01:41:49.720 I think one of the best experts in the field happen to be Israelis that have the technologies.

01:41:55.160 I want to have Israel as partners to help us manage this and make use of their knowledge, 0.71

01:42:02.060 as opposed to be a regime that says they have to be wiped off from the face of the earth.

01:42:05.780 I think most Iranians think like me, not like Khamenei.

01:42:08.920 Yeah.

01:42:09.920 That's for sure.

01:42:10.920 do you think should lead Iran into the future if the people actually win and get what they

01:42:17.500 need and what they want and what they truly deserve? Is it someone like your grandfather

01:42:22.620 who was really tough? Is it somebody like your father who is very much in the modern

01:42:28.700 mindset? Is it a Cyrus type? What is it? Is it somebody who's from Iran? Is it somebody

01:42:37.320 like you who's lived in the west for 40 years what do you think what do you think the best

01:42:43.720 leader for iran should look like well i don't know if it's a matter of describing what the

01:42:48.120 next leader should look so i just want to uh contextualize this question so this interview

01:42:53.640 is from a year ago okay after this interview um there was a very very strong push by iranians both

01:43:03.320 inside and outside of Iran for King Reza Pahlavi to become the leader of the official opposition.

01:43:14.040 And so after that, I believe it was earlier this year, he actually came forward and said,

01:43:21.960 at your call, you know, I will be the leader during the transitional phase until we reach

01:43:29.560 the the referendum and then people can determine what sort of um secular democracy they want to

01:43:36.200 have whether it's a constitutional monarchy or a republic so his answer right now um it's it's

01:43:44.440 it's outdated right it's outdated because as of now he is the leader and he is the one who is um

01:43:51.000 leading the uh the the iranian national uprising and i have a lot of updates about that um but i

01:44:00.280 want to walk you guys through it step by step so i just wanted to point that out so he is

01:44:05.160 right now the leader because we want him to be and he has accepted that role and responsibility

01:44:11.240 so he's going to lead the transitional government once the islamic republic is overthrown

01:44:15.560 um amir god bless goalie for the most important work she does for all job thank you so much

01:44:23.820 appreciate that amir thank you for the support like but what it is that our country needs to

01:44:30.420 make sure that we can finally establish a system that is durable sustainable to the best interest

01:44:35.860 of the nation and in my view i think that for a country or a region who in terms of the mentality

01:44:42.740 have always been more individual-centric

01:44:45.760 in terms of leadership,

01:44:47.500 it is time that we've become much more system-centric.

01:44:50.600 Where the role of the individual,

01:44:53.240 albeit in terms of having high impact,

01:44:56.340 becomes less and less a necessity

01:44:59.340 because now you're relying on structure and institutions

01:45:02.460 that you need to strengthen.

01:45:04.240 That's my approach of how I perceive

01:45:06.800 how Iran could be strengthened.

01:45:08.660 So you don't have to depend and hold your breath

01:45:11.180 between one leader and the other and how good of a job he may or not or she may do or not.

01:45:18.240 So in that mindset, I think that part of the next day is to demonstrate that we start moving towards

01:45:25.440 not only addressing the immediate governance of the country with a process where you can have,

01:45:33.920 Unlike what happened in 1979 at the revolution, where people were really shooting bullets in the dark, not knowing exactly what it looks like, what is going to be the consequences of that change.

01:45:47.100 I want to have a C-SPAN type debate, constitutional debate, where every citizen can monitor and

01:45:54.440 understand exactly what is being proposed in terms of what final shape the regime in

01:45:59.340 Iran should take, how the constitution incorporates the universal declaration of human rights

01:46:05.080 in terms of making sure that we put a complete end to any form of discrimination and it's

01:46:09.800 based in the law and the law of the land.

01:46:13.600 And also for people to...

01:46:14.600 And guys, so all of these things that he's talking about has come to pass. And there is a transitional booklet, which we're going to talk about next week. And I'm going to go over that for you, you know, bit by bit, and I will walk you through it.

01:46:31.400 But all of these things that he was speaking about last year have now come to pass.

01:46:36.320 And that's the thing. This is why the Iranian people trust him, because for 47 years, he's had the same message.

01:46:44.860 He's always been truthful. He's always stuck by his word. And he acts on what he says. Right.

01:46:51.340 he is the only people that iranians trust because after 47 years of dealing with a brutal

01:46:58.540 totalitarian dictatorship that lies and cheats and steals and murders and god knows what right

01:47:04.840 we we as um an iranian nation do have difficulty trusting people because of you know what we've 1.00

01:47:15.720 dealt with with the Islamic Republic. However, the only person we do trust is Reza Pahlavi, 1.00

01:47:23.480 King Reza Pahlavi. And that's because the entire Pahlavi dynasty, him, his father, and

01:47:32.760 his grandfather, Reza Shah the Great, the founder of modern-day Iran, they have always 0.98

01:47:40.660 stuck to their words and their reputation is flawless and all of the lies and taqiyah and

01:47:49.760 nonsense that the jihadis have used to try and smear the Pahnabi family and they continue to 0.84

01:47:56.600 smear it like it hasn't worked it hasn't stuck and the only reason that the Islamists and the

01:48:02.700 jihadis continue to attack and smear the Pahnabi dynasty and no one else is because they are so

01:48:09.460 afraid of the Pahlavi dynasty that's why they try to um discredit them that's why they spread lies

01:48:16.660 about them uh that's why you know like all the nonsense right all the nonsense even all the

01:48:22.100 lies leading up to the Islamic revolution it was all based on lies um but that doesn't fool us

01:48:27.360 Iranians anymore and and that is why um he is the leader of the um Iranian national uprising and

01:48:35.240 revolution because he is the only one that we trust no one else no one else and that is critical 0.91

01:48:40.940 right um so he literally has the trust of an entire nation to lead us from you know a transition 0.64

01:48:49.700 of a brutal islamic dictatorship to a modern functioning secular democracy and that type of 0.79

01:48:57.720 democracy will be determined at the ballot box but um we only trust him and you know of course 0.95

01:49:05.000 his team we trust him and his team of course um but no one else right so it's his team um and 0.72

01:49:11.720 like those are the only ones we trust um major germany doesn't celebrate the holocaust japan

01:49:19.880 doesn't celebrate pearl harbor but hamasa cheerleaders celebrate october 7 every chance

01:49:25.960 they get work at 100 100 and major one of my um episodes i think i i had the episode on october

01:49:32.680 eight or october nine um i i called it out right like i pointed out like why are these savage

01:49:38.440 jihadis celebrating october 7 it's disgusting right like these people um they're not normal 0.98

01:49:45.960 like they're they're savages they're islamists um they celebrate death and martyrdom and these are 0.99

01:49:51.720 the same people who murder iranians and they're the same ones who who are occupying us right it's 0.98

01:49:57.240 It's that same Islamofascist mentality. 0.98

01:50:00.100 Like it's pure, pure evil, guys. 1.00

01:50:02.880 It's pure evil.

01:50:05.100 You have a chance to actually have a real choice

01:50:07.860 between what is the final best model.

01:50:11.100 So I think that as far as it relates to me and my role,

01:50:15.440 I'm only focused on being able to be,

01:50:18.520 because of the trust that they put in me

01:50:20.440 and because of what I've been asked to intervene,

01:50:24.560 to be able to lead this transition,

01:50:26.340 to help with this process.

01:50:28.420 So finally, Rania said, you know what?

01:50:30.960 Now we finally have decided in a completely free and fair system of elections,

01:50:38.100 our future and its leadership.

01:50:41.400 And I think that I'm much more interested to focus on citizens.

01:50:45.880 Sorry.

01:50:46.620 So someone in the chat asked me what I think about Israel's genocide.

01:50:50.620 I mean, I think when Hamas broke into Israel on October 7 and genocided 1,200 Israelis, I think that was horrific.

01:51:00.100 I think it was also horrific when I saw footage of Palestinian civilians joining them and murdering innocent people in Israel.

01:51:08.120 I mean, that was a horrific genocide, and Israel has every right to defend itself. 0.96

01:51:12.720 So, yeah, go Israel. 0.88

01:51:13.640 taking a responsibility for their choice rather than having to rely on somebody else to make all 0.67

01:51:21.400 the necessary choices, if that makes any sense for you. I'm not saying that leadership is not

01:51:26.720 necessary. I simply think that by strengthening the institution, you have a much better chance

01:51:33.200 of succeeding in actually instoring a true secular democratic system that should go beyond the role

01:51:41.400 one individual. That's what I'm trying to work with people to understand that as much as it's

01:51:47.800 important to have leaders to step in, and I'm not shying away from that part, but I think it is

01:51:53.720 important to understand the vision that I propose, that we will not have solved long-term the problem

01:52:00.760 if you are looking for just a momentary change, but we need to make that systemic.

01:52:06.360 I really believe that we should not make the role of individuals more important than the role of

01:52:12.000 institutions. It's a process, but that's my ultimate goal. Do you have people in mind who

01:52:17.980 you believe could help build those systems? This is, I guess, a typical CEO question that I have

01:52:23.840 as somebody who's built an organization. If you come in and you say, okay, we're going to start

01:52:27.880 new, there's going to be a new process, we're going to build a new process. You need those

01:52:32.380 great minds. You need those great facilitators and doers. Are these people that you are aware of?

01:52:37.900 Do you have some thoughts about that? And do you see yourself as kind of the great organizer? Are

01:52:44.300 you more of the figurehead because you give so much hope and you're their blood and the legacy?

01:52:51.900 Or do you see yourself doing both where you're both the blood, the legacy and the figurehead,

01:52:56.240 but you, in your mind, have some people who you can recommend for the citizens to listen to and rely on to build anew.

01:53:05.940 Yeah, it's pretty much what you just said.

01:53:07.960 Look, for instance, I think that the most obvious thing is we're talking about liberty, we're talking about the human rights, we're talking about democracy.

01:53:15.380 At the end of the day, it's motherhood and apple pie.

01:53:17.620 But does that put food on the table?

01:53:19.380 People want to understand the mechanics of change, how we have a plan for Iran's recovery,

01:53:24.260 country, how it's going to include opportunities for them to finally gain employment, be able

01:53:29.940 to feed their family and prosper.

01:53:32.900 But that has to be something well beyond writing a constitution and voting in free elections.

01:53:37.180 It has to be the understanding of what it takes to rebuild that country.

01:53:40.940 What kind of investment has to come in, what's the role of, let's say, entrepreneurs or specialists

01:53:48.160 in their fields, companies, technologies, everything that had the dynamics of that, 0.73

01:53:52.840 ultimately will tell somebody who lives in Balochistan, totally impoverished, how can

01:53:57.560 I find an opportunity to have a job?

01:53:59.940 So one day, maybe Elon Musk come and say, maybe I put a Tesla plant in that area.

01:54:04.240 Why not?

01:54:05.700 But it's connecting with the people so they understand how that change can actually happen.

01:54:10.120 So I'm trying to identify key players, whether it's in the political field or in the private

01:54:16.980 sector in terms of the economic aspects.

01:54:19.440 I'm working and talking to and consulting with specialist legal experts.

01:54:24.780 For instance, we talk about truth and reconciliation and the legal process for that, or people

01:54:29.420 who are already thinking of constitutional projects as a proposed project to start debating

01:54:35.840 on.

01:54:37.460 Economic experts who are working on strategy, what's the first hundred days going to look

01:54:41.900 like?

01:54:42.900 How are we going to sustain ourselves?

01:54:44.200 Because sanctions are not going to be lifted overnight and we need some revenue to keep

01:54:48.460 the country running while we are addressing, okay, what it is that politically we want

01:54:53.700 to do for the country.

01:54:54.840 All of these things have their own department and components, so you identify.

01:55:00.540 And once people understand the game plan and the roadmap, they'll find their lane in which

01:55:05.160 they can best contribute.

01:55:06.960 So I'm trying to bring that into the equation, that it's multidimensional.

01:55:11.640 And of course, we have two separate phases.

01:55:13.960 The first phase in which we currently are is what we do between now until we finally

01:55:17.800 bring this regime to its knees and it's not there anymore. And then we kick into the period

01:55:22.600 of transition, which of course has its own strategy and roadmap. And this is in constant

01:55:27.840 consultation with our activists at home, people abroad, and the diaspora is beginning to become

01:55:33.340 more and more interested because now they're beginning to see, okay, but we have to be

01:55:36.840 ready for the takeover. And that's how you engage people into this discourse and this

01:55:42.740 discussions. What role do you think the Iranians in the diaspora would play? Do you think they

01:55:47.940 would be eager to invest, go home, get involved, help? Are they still feeling connected to Iran

01:55:56.180 where they would be willing? Because many of them like you. Many of us are. I mean, I certainly feel

01:56:01.760 connected, which is why I'm spending time to raise awareness. And again, I'm so grateful that you're

01:56:08.140 all here and if you're enjoying uh this uh make sure that you like and subscribe on youtube um

01:56:14.220 and uh i have something else i want to say but but let's finish this interview and then i'll talk

01:56:19.020 about you have lived here in america or in europe do you think they will pour back into the country

01:56:25.020 i have not heard so far any member of the diaspora whether here in america or in europe

01:56:32.220 say that if iran changes i have no interest whatsoever to help it be reconstructed

01:56:36.220 That doesn't necessarily mean that they have to relocate to Iran.

01:56:42.060 But there's so much they can contribute.

01:56:44.340 But they also know one thing, that so long as this regime is there, not much can happen.

01:56:49.040 So they're really waiting to see what's going to happen, to see when and when they can start

01:56:55.160 contributing back to our country's progress.

01:56:57.740 But I'm telling you, I've never heard any Iranians, whether as an entrepreneur or somebody

01:57:04.200 running a business or to say, I once was in Iran, I migrated here, now I'm connected

01:57:11.800 to this country, which is my host country, and I never think back and look back to my

01:57:16.440 country of origin. 1.00

01:57:18.060 I have seldom found that to ever happen, which again, shows that Iranians have that sense

01:57:25.720 of, I guess, inherited sense of patriotism in some way. 0.57

01:57:33.960 You may be now a citizen of America or Canada or France,

01:57:37.000 but you're still, at the end of the day, 0.99

01:57:39.200 that Iranian-ness in you that is there. 0.99

01:57:45.680 They can't help it. 1.00

01:57:46.920 I can't help it.

01:57:47.960 It's in me.

01:57:48.940 May I ask you then somewhat of a controversial question,

01:57:52.400 given that you've lived here in the United States for 40 years,

01:57:56.200 and congratulations, I know your daughter is going to get married to an American.

01:58:01.220 Do you identify more as an American or more as a Persian Iranian?

01:58:09.060 You know, when I think of Iran, 1.00

01:58:11.480 and I think that it's a country that we deserve better as a nation than what we have,

01:58:18.220 I think it's three things that is important to them.

01:58:21.340 First and foremost is freedom, goes without saying.

01:58:25.820 Second of all, they want to be accounted for and involved, so representation and participation.

01:58:32.100 And perhaps the most important element is a sense of human dignity.

01:58:39.220 It doesn't matter if you're Persian or American, I think we think it's important, it's part 1.00

01:58:43.860 of this, and Iranians feel that they have lost all that they were, and they are dying

01:58:52.680 to prove to the country of the perception that we are not that.

01:58:58.100 And how could you possibly turn your back on that?

01:59:01.680 I haven't.

01:59:02.680 I've dedicated my entire life, not because there's something in it for me, that's not 0.95

01:59:06.780 at all my ambition, but because I think, especially when I see the Mahzas and the Nikas,

01:59:13.860 The way they are sacrificed, they deserve better, but I have acquired so much knowledge.

01:59:20.100 I have tremendous amount of respect and admiration for the American people and what you have

01:59:25.380 accomplished, albeit in one-tenth of Iranian's history in terms of duration.

01:59:30.820 But what it is that is valuable in terms of understanding how you make citizens hold their

01:59:37.460 leaders accountable, and you have the mechanics for it. You have a checks and balance system.

01:59:42.580 You have the various institutions, and that's how you really build those institutions.

01:59:47.420 This is a wealth of information that I, and not just me, more than a million Iranians

01:59:52.500 who live in the United States have learned living in this country or other free democratic

01:59:58.640 country.

01:59:59.640 That's a wealth of information and knowledge and know-how that you can bring back to have

02:00:05.860 that impact on the minds of Iranians who have always dreamed of their same liberties, but

02:00:11.740 never experienced this. We have. And that's the best antidote to that poisonous ideological

02:00:18.400 brainwashing that the regime tried to do and has, of course, failed. Because people don't

02:00:25.160 believe anymore all the lies that they were told at the very beginning. So it's very clear

02:00:30.200 to them. So it's no longer a matter of hoping for it. I go beyond hope. I'm telling my fellow

02:00:37.180 Iranians, you know what, I want you to move the needle from hope to belief. 1.00

02:00:41.940 That's not a matter of hoping for a better future, but starting to believe that hell, 1.00

02:00:47.360 we can actually do it.

02:00:49.360 We have the means, we have the resources, we have the talent, we have the know-how,

02:00:54.100 we have what it takes, the ingredients for change, but we need to have an opportunity

02:00:59.140 to do it.

02:01:00.220 And I think once we're there, then for the first time we say, you know what, I take responsibility 0.74

02:01:06.460 for it as a new Iranian citizen.

02:01:08.220 I'm not going to blame it on the Americans or the Russians or anybody else, you know,

02:01:12.740 sort of a self-pity type mode that we have often seen.

02:01:15.660 We stand up there.

02:01:17.180 We own it, as you say it here, because we know that finally it's our free will and choice

02:01:22.840 and complete element of, you know, how people know that this time their vote counts and

02:01:31.240 is accounted for.

02:01:33.180 That's my vision of a future Iran.

02:01:36.460 Well, Your Highness, you truly touched my heart. I will be praying for your people and for you and for the women. I think about the women in Iran that deserve better, the young daughters and the moms and the people in general.

02:01:53.920 I love your people. I love your food. As I mentioned earlier, I love the kindness and the

02:02:00.060 warmth. And I had a feeling that I'm going to end with a thank you. And so I open with a thank you

02:02:06.460 and I'll end with a thank you. And God bless you and God bless your people. And may we just see

02:02:11.680 peace because that's at the end of the day, I believe what God wants. God wants all of his

02:02:17.580 children to live in peace together and so that we all prosper equally. And so bless you and thank

02:02:23.140 you. As my mother coined this phrase, light will triumph over darkness. It's just a matter of time.

02:02:31.500 Yeah. And Iran should be a beacon of light in the Middle East as it deserves to be. For those who

02:02:38.000 want to continue to understand what is happening in the region, because now we understand how it

02:02:43.220 really does impact us even here at home. And we do know that there is Iranian propaganda on social

02:02:49.280 media. What would you recommend for people like me who are really curious and want to stay tuned

02:02:55.840 in to what's happening? Where can we get truth and information? There are many verified and trusted

02:03:03.520 I guess athletes that we can recommend. I would certainly do my part in providing you with that

02:03:09.600 information. If they want to also follow my activities, I can share my website which is

02:03:15.200 is rezalpahlavi.org.

02:03:17.480 And in it is listed all of my various platforms,

02:03:20.460 Instagram, X, and others,

02:03:23.320 and what I'm posting every day there.

02:03:26.580 So that would be a way for them

02:03:28.060 to maybe find out a little bit more about.

02:03:30.380 Yeah, well, I certainly will be following.

02:03:32.380 If you're gonna share some progress with us,

02:03:34.380 I think it will be very interesting.

02:03:36.120 Of course, we will do that.

02:03:37.580 Well, Crown Prince, Your Highness,

02:03:40.020 it's been a great pleasure.

02:03:41.240 Bless you, and thank you again

02:03:42.760 for everything that you're doing for humanity.

02:03:45.140 Thank you so much. I'm only doing my duty as a concerned patriot, but also not just for Iran,

02:03:52.220 but I think something that could be a game changer for our world that doesn't want to see the sinister aspect of conflict and chaos

02:03:59.340 and, you know, living in threat of the next terrorist attack and what have you.

02:04:03.360 But a world where we can finally say, you know, we can have really genuine peace for all concern.

02:04:09.720 Amen.

02:04:10.000 so there you go guys there was the interview that um king is about how he did with prager

02:04:17.280 you last year and the reason that i shared that is because i wanted to um give a little bit of

02:04:24.000 uh sort of like i wanted to set the stage for what i'm going to talk about next week um so for those

02:04:31.840 of you uh who are interested in learning more about iran and following the news um this is his

02:04:38.000 website. It's rizapahlavi.org. He has stuff in English here. And he also is on, so all of his

02:04:49.720 platforms are there, right? So Instagram, X, Facebook, Telegram, and YouTube. He, you know,

02:04:57.600 tweets in Farsi and English. But, you know, I definitely recommend you follow him on X because

02:05:04.480 the translate feature on X is pretty good. Like it's, I would say it's like 95% accurate

02:05:11.700 generally. So you definitely want to follow him there. He also tweets in English as well.

02:05:16.780 So what I'm going to do is next week, I'm going to give you guys some updates on where we are now

02:05:23.700 about a year, a year later, right? And what's going on with the Iranian revolution and the

02:05:30.600 Iranian national uprising. There has been a lot of updates. I'm excited to go through

02:05:36.840 all of that with you. Tomorrow, we're going to go back to the Nigerian genocide.

02:05:47.120 Why are Muslims mass slaughtering Christians in Nigeria? I'm also going to talk about Sudan, 0.84

02:05:54.800 because we are just getting the news about um islamists mass murdering people in sudan as well 0.55

02:06:01.840 so i'm going to look into that we're going to talk about it and i'm going to bring back zary

02:06:06.880 um he was with us last time and you guys really enjoyed hearing from him and you know hearing

02:06:12.000 firsthand from a nigerian uh about the nigerian genocide muslims slaughtering christians so 0.71

02:06:19.040 that's going to be happening tomorrow at 12 noon um make sure that you like and subscribe and uh

02:06:25.120 guys so again tonight later tonight at 8 p.m eastern i'm going to come back and i'm going to

02:06:32.560 continue my documentary series so for those of you who um might not know uh many have asked me to

02:06:40.480 explain the 1979 islamic revolution many people want to know you know what happened how it happened

02:06:47.120 how we got there um and there is a lot of disinformation and misinformation out there

02:06:54.080 um i would say probably everything that non-iranians think they know about the islamic

02:07:00.320 revolution is probably wrong um there are one or two people who seem to to get it but for the vast 0.98

02:07:06.480 majority of people um it's and it's it's not it's not your own fault it's because the islamists and 0.91

02:07:13.840 the communists have pushed their propaganda for so long that that's all you hear about and so people

02:07:20.480 started at first i thought you know maybe i'll make a documentary or something but that that's

02:07:24.320 you know way too much time and effort and money and i don't know how to make a documentary so

02:07:28.480 what i decided to do instead is to um watch publicly available documentaries about the 1979

02:07:36.640 islamic revolution and and then you know give a rating and then at first i was just going to watch

02:07:42.800 it on my own then i thought you know i might as well live stream watching it and then you know

02:07:48.320 that way other iranians can join me in the live chat on youtube and then they can provide

02:07:52.800 their criticisms and critiques as well um so i did that on monday night and it was pretty pretty

02:07:58.880 successful so i did it again last night um the amount of this information and misinformation

02:08:05.120 out there is insane so after each documentary you know i i critique it as we go along um

02:08:10.560 um and then after each documentary i give it a rating out of 10. so the first documentary got

02:08:17.360 a rating of 3 out of 10. last night's documentary got a rating of 0 out of 10. okay so that that

02:08:24.260 kind of gives you a sense of the amount of disinformation that is out there and you know

02:08:32.200 we iranians we actually never watch documentaries about the 1979 islamic revolution in english

02:08:39.480 because it's just incredibly frustrating and it's all full of lies anyway like you know we

02:08:45.320 we only watch these things in Farsi or pay attention to you know Farsi historians because 0.94

02:08:51.940 they actually you know know the truth but unfortunately the communist and Islamist

02:08:56.980 propaganda has taken over the the English narrative so tonight I'm going to be watching

02:09:03.040 another documentary starting at eight and we'll see how it goes and for those of you who are

02:09:09.340 interested you're more than welcome to join um especially for the iranians make sure that you

02:09:14.300 come and join us on the youtube channel um not on x because the comments you type in x people can't

02:09:21.180 see but if you join the live stream on youtube you can see it there so thank you everyone for

02:09:28.620 joining me today um don't forget to like and subscribe and i will see you guys um later

02:09:35.660 tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern.

02:10:05.660 Thank you.

02:10:35.660 Thank you.

02:11:05.660 Thank you.

02:11:35.660 We'll be right back.

Goldie Ghamari - October 29, 2025

King Reza Pahlavi： Iran is Ready for Regime Change (Part 2)

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