00:23:59provided that the passage is innocent and continuous and that's according to the international
00:24:06law and 1982 convention on the law of the sea and guys if you remember i spoke about this
00:24:14earlier on part one so if we go quickly to um this graph here so as i explained to all of you
00:24:22guys earlier in part one of my explanation, the Strait of Hormuz, the passage through the Strait
00:24:31of Hormuz falls under the 1982 convention on the law of the sea. And so passage is allowed as long
00:24:40as it's, you know, for commercial purposes and it's, you know, it's continuous. So they don't
00:24:46stop anywhere okay so it's international passage um it's part of international law especially when
00:24:56it comes to the strait of hormones so president trump said that america might declare this as uh
00:25:07you know american territory so going back here so president trump uh did say yesterday that you know
00:25:14who knows, maybe like, you know, they're going to declare this as American territory. But
00:25:20remember, this is what, you know, Mahi Artusi always says, you have to take President Trump
00:25:26seriously, but not literally. So what does President Trump actually mean when he says
00:25:35that America is going to take over the strait? Because as you can see, this is the boundary,
00:25:43the borderline here and Iran is on this side and Oman is on this side. So what I think President0.98
00:25:52Trump actually means when he says that he's going to declare this as American territory0.90
00:25:58is that he probably means that he's going to be removing the Islamic regime's control over that0.67
00:26:06area. Because otherwise, in terms of sovereignty and ownership, it's 100% within the territorial0.77
00:26:13waters of Iran and Oman, right? So this is a Strait of Hormuz. This is a Strait of Hormuz.
00:26:20Half of it is on the Iran side and half of it is on the Oman side. And keep in mind,
00:26:26this has nothing to do with the Islamic regime. This has belonged to Iran since before0.54
00:26:35the Islamic regime occupied Iran in 1979. So when the Islamic regime says that, you know,
00:26:45the Strait of Hormuz is a spoil of war, this is their, you know, Durka jihadi war of words.0.95
00:26:51And President Trump is responding to them in the language that the Durkas understand,0.93
00:26:59because Durkhas, right? Durkhas don't understand appeasement or civility. Durkhas only understand1.00
00:27:06the language of strength. And the territorial boundary of the Strait of Hormuz has absolutely1.00
00:27:13nothing to do with the Islamic regime occupying Iran. It's Iranian territory, right? It would be,
00:27:22you know, to give you guys some context, imagine, you know, during World War II,
00:27:27when Nazi Germany was occupying Germany, right? So the borders of Germany, that belonged to Germany
00:27:36before the Nazis took over, right? So Germany's borders had nothing to do with Nazi Germany at
00:27:44the time, just like a generic, generic example there. So that's sort of what I see and how I
00:27:51interpret President Trump's statements. Like, I don't actually think President Trump is going to
00:27:56go in and just, you know, declare, declare the Strait of Hormuz as American territory, because
00:28:02it's nowhere close to the United States. But this is President Trump. You know, when he says peace
00:28:10through strength, this is what he's talking about. He's speaking the language of the Durkhas. So and
00:28:17this is, of course, part of the war of words. Now, whether the Islamic regime exists or not,
00:28:25the territorial waters of Iran and Oman are located here. And internationally, the strait
00:28:32is a strait over which the Islamic regime cannot arbitrarily claim that I will decide whether I0.86
00:28:40allow passage or not. So the Islamic regime can't arbitrarily determine that. That's not accepted0.67
00:28:47under international law. But here's the thing, the Islamic regime, they don't respect international1.00
00:28:54law. The Islamic regime doesn't even respect human rights. Remember, we're talking about0.99
00:28:59a terrorist Islamic dictatorship that murdered over 54,000 innocent unarmed Iranians on January0.61
00:29:068 and 9 alone. So, of course, they're not going to care about or respect international law.0.97
00:29:14They're just going to say whatever they want to say, because they're literally a bunch of inbred,0.98
00:29:19uneducated savages. They're just Muslim savages. That's what they are.1.00
00:29:26Now, another point here is that one of the Islamic regime officials
00:29:33responded to President Trump and said that the Islamic regime will continue the blockade of the
00:29:41Strait of Hormuz and that it will be closed or opened only under Islamic regime command.
00:29:49So the war of words between both the United States and the Islamic regime over the Strait of Hormuz, as part of the broader war of words, is escalating.
00:30:00And given what I'm seeing today, I have a feeling that it's going to escalate even further in the coming days.
00:30:07Now, another area in which both the United States and the Islamic regime occupying Iran are engaged in a war of words is the economic issue.
00:30:19What kinds of economic pressure the two sides can exert on one another?
00:30:25Now, as we know, just a few days ago, Scott Besson introduced new economic sanctions against the Islamic regime.
00:30:35And he also said that they're going to introduce new sanctions, the likes of which the Islamic regime has never seen before.
00:30:43officials of the islamic regime are repeatedly giving interviews on durka news network and0.81
00:30:49they're saying we have taken the world economy hostage we can do this both in the strait of
00:30:54hormos and in the babul mandab strait now keep in mind guys the babul mandab strait
00:31:01that is a strait on the other side and i've spoken about this um
00:31:05let me pull this up. So I've spoken about this before, but
00:35:53OK, now they're also saying things like we are controlling the straits, we're controlling the waterways and we're putting pressure on the world economy and we are we are doing what what we want.
00:36:07So on Islamic regime state TV, Islamic regime officials, IRGC commanders, intelligence officers, whoever, they're going out there, they're beating their chests and they're saying that the Islamic regime controls the Strait of Hormuz and no one can pass through.0.73
00:36:24Now, what's interesting is that the Americans are also saying that we are preparing to exert greater economic pressure on the Islamic regime.0.51
00:36:34President Trump has said, economically, we will deal a severe blow.0.88
00:36:41And it's not only President Trump who said this.
00:36:44Two other U.S. cabinet officials have also said that soon, during this coming week,
00:36:50which of course begins on Monday, the U.S. Secretary of Energy and the U.S. Treasury Secretary,0.73
00:36:58Scott Besant, has said that we will impose new sanctions against the Islamic regime0.55
00:37:03that will be very, very extensive. So, let me pull up Scott Besson's post here for you guys.
00:43:00So Secretary of Energy, Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, has said, and this was just a few days ago,
00:43:08He said that the Islamic regime's strategy in attacking ships and trying to close the Strait of Hormuz will ultimately lead to the collapse of the Islamic regime in Iran, while the Islamic regime's economy is being strangled.0.82
00:43:27He said that the Islamic Republic, of course, as you can see, is attempting to take the world economy hostage and terrorize its neighbors.0.90
00:43:36But their ability to do so is declining, while the Americans' ability to escort cargo is increasing.
00:43:47And then, of course, I already spoke about Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, who made even harsher remarks.
00:43:57And he said that this coming Monday, or I mean, I'm assuming it's Monday, but he said next week.
00:49:45Okay. Yes. So apparently, I mean, that's what I'm seeing. So apparently,
00:50:10apparently president trump is currently at camp david so wow okay i mean if that's the case then
00:50:17my entire analysis regarding the war of words and how the war of words is leading to more potential
00:50:25boom booms i guess i'm right there you go guys even when i don't even know where president trump
00:50:31is i still know what's going on how is that how is that anyways but let me continue i digress
00:50:37So, okay, so given that now President Trump is in Camp David, that pretty much makes everything that I'm saying, it just, it makes me even more confident in the analysis that I'm giving in that, you know, this current war of words is leading to a kinetic escalation 100%.
00:51:05that's how i see this if he is actually at camp david um but i digress let me get to uh some durka
00:51:14news videos because guys i also want to show you what um the islamic regime is saying on the other
00:51:22side now i've already shared a few videos um but here let me change the layout for this particular
00:51:29video because this one has subtitles so you guys are gonna have to follow along um this is
00:51:36ghalibaf now keep in mind if we go to our boom boom durka jihadi bingo sheet um ghalibaf is here
00:51:44he is the uh speaker of parliament he's a former irgc commander and uh you know he's part of the
00:51:51third third tier of leadership and he's one of the people that president trump has said
00:51:57is supposedly more moderate and reasonable. Now, like I've said from the beginning, I don't
00:52:04actually believe that President Trump thinks that, you know, Qalibov is a normal, moderate,
00:52:12reasonable person. When President Trump says that Qalibov is more moderate and reasonable,
00:52:17that's within the Durkis scale, right? So basically, Qalibov is probably, you know,
00:52:23a little bit more moderate and reasonable than General Skidmark here or Vahidi, but not by much,
00:52:30not by much, right? So, you know, on a 10 out of 10 on the Durkha scale, if Vahidi is, let's say,
00:52:35a 10 out of 10 when it comes to how insane they are, Qalibaf is, you know, a 9.5, okay? So,0.99
00:52:44General Skidmark is a 10 out of 10, Qalibaf is a 9.5 out of 10. So, you know, is he more moderate
00:52:52and reasonable than General Skidmark? Well, I mean, technically, yes, but not by much, right? So
00:52:59this is what you guys need to understand when President Trump is saying that someone is more
00:53:05moderate or reasonable, right? You have to take it within the context, right? So
00:53:12there you go. However, however, let's see what Qalibaf is saying about the negotiations and
00:53:25about the United States. And the caption here is negotiation means fighting. Okay, so this is
00:53:34Qalibaf. This is the more moderate and reasonable person supposedly. And yes, Karen, you're0.99
00:53:41Absolutely right. If their lips are moving, they are lying. 100%. Right?
00:54:11The result of our conversation was that every night, not 30 days, but every night.
00:54:27The tweet that Trump hit, said that we will come back this afternoon, and he said that the Iranians also wanted to die.
00:54:59oh my gosh okay guys um i have to read out the subtitles because this
00:55:29is wild right so again the war of words okay this is what i'm referring to when i talk about the war
00:55:39of words so what ali buff is saying okay so he's he's basically saying um
00:55:49right he says that same day at noon after the light last strike on dahiya in which hezbollah's
00:55:59intelligence chief and his family were killed i mean whatever i don't care a bunch of bunch of
00:56:05hezbollah terrorists are killed good i'm glad um we stopped everything right there so okay so what0.79
00:56:12he's referring to is he's referring to when israel uh sent a bunch of um hezbollah terrorists you0.86
00:56:18know back to hell where they belong and then he says because israel attacked hezbollah now keep
00:56:25in mind guys hezbollah they're not iranian hezbollah they are arab muslims from lebanon
00:56:31okay so ask yourself this question why does the islamic regime why do they care so much about
00:56:39hezbollah that's because the islamic regime they're not actually iranian the islamic regime
00:56:46is an arab occupying invading force uh arab ideology arab religion right like nothing about
00:56:53them as Iranian, and they care more about Arab terrorists occupying Lebanon than they do about
00:57:01the Iranian people, right? So here he says, you know, after Israel sent, you know, some Hezbollah
00:57:09terrorists to hell, we, and then he's like, we stopped everything right there, right? So he's
00:57:16referring to the negotiations between the Islamic regime and the United States. So he's saying after
00:57:21israel attacked hezbollah uh we like the islamic regime uh we we stopped negotiations with the
00:57:29united states and then he's like we told them he's like we told the united states uh tonight
00:57:35we will strike you in this way in this way in this way and then and then he said and if the you know
00:57:42the zionist regime responds because they don't call it israel right um this just they're part of
00:57:47their anti-Jew ideology. They're just literal Jew haters, right? It's, guys, anyone who is a Jew0.63
00:57:53hater is very low IQ and is a Durka. So one of the ways you can tell if, you know, society0.91
00:58:00is advanced or not is how they treat minorities. And any society that attacks or vilifies Jewish
00:58:10people is a garbage society and a garbage ideology, just putting it out there. Garbage society,1.00
00:58:15garbage ideology right there's literally only 16 million jews in the world and yet uh you know1.00
00:58:21there's like two billion muslims and the vast majority of muslims are like you know death to1.00
00:58:27israel or whatever so um yeah just tells you what you need to know about their ideology1.00
00:58:32anyways so then this this you know look look oh my gosh i just realized where i paused look at
00:58:37his face look how angry he is wait look at this let me let me zoom in on this wow
00:58:45Look at that. That's like the, do you see how angry he is when he's speaking about Israel? Like, oh my gosh, these people are insane. Literally, literally, literally insane, insane dark eyes.
00:58:58Anyway, so then he continues and he says, you know, we will attack this way and this way and this way.0.77
00:59:05And if the Zionist regime responds, we will strike across the entire region.
00:59:12Look how angry he is. Like, we will strike across the entire region.0.83
00:59:19And then he's and then he says, guys, this is where it gets interesting.
00:59:23So he's apparently recounting the conversation that he had with American negotiators, right?
00:59:31So I'm assuming, you know, I don't know, Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, I don't know if J.D. Vance was there or not, I have no idea who was there, but Witkoff and Kushner and others.
00:59:39So then he says, the result of our talks was that they lifted the blockade.
00:59:46Okay, so now he's saying that because the Islamic regime threatened to boom boom the region, the Americans lifted the blockade that very night. They didn't lift the blockade 30 days later. Now, I don't know, guys, correct me if I'm wrong, but was the blockade actually lifted?0.79
01:00:07Anyways, so he's claiming that the Americans lifted the blockade that very night, not 30 days later.
01:01:24is my is my memory not serving me right here because if president trump like posted something
01:01:34about the islamic regime and then he deleted it and then he rewrote it wouldn't that be all over
01:01:42the news and the media like i've been monitoring president trump's tweets from the very get-go
01:01:48I don't recall a time when he changed anything, right? So I don't know. I don't know, man,
01:01:59right? Do you see what I mean when I tell you that if their lips are moving, they're lying?
01:02:04So now Qalibaf is blatantly lying on Durkan News Network. And Qalibaf is saying that he forced
01:02:17president trump to take back his posts on truth social and change it yeah
01:02:28he's like i told the meteors if this tweet has not changed right now we will strike
01:02:34please go back and check the timeline and then he says 58 minutes later trump removed the second
01:02:41part about the strait and wrote that the strait would be reopened from Saturday under the
01:02:47memorandum of understanding. And then he's like, isn't this the dignity of Islam? Right? So he's
01:02:53basically saying, you know, he's like, I forced President Trump to edit and change his truth0.96
01:03:03social posts and you know praise islam praise islam right do you see how insane these people0.92
01:03:13are and then and then he he says guys this is what you need to understand let me make this big0.95
01:03:19so you guys can see the full image squarely so this is what you need to understand about the0.87
01:03:26muslim nazis right these are not normal people okay they don't understand appeasement they don't0.99
01:03:33understand civility they don't understand diplomacy all they understand is jihad and0.99
01:03:39fighting because he himself he himself he's saying this is what negotiation means fighting
01:03:48really because i thought that negotiation means oh i don't know negotiating using your words to come0.95
01:03:57to a you know solution but for the muslim nazis right for the seventh century inbred um muslim0.88
01:04:07savages right this is their ideology this is who they are this is how they think this is how they0.99
01:04:13operate and so uh you know the only thing they really understand is boom boom um if you try to
01:04:19speak with them they view you as a weak person so there you go this is this is who they are0.99
01:04:26So whenever you see me on, you know, American News or any other media outlet, and I basically say you can't negotiate with the Islamic regime because they're, you know, inbred terrorists and they have a low IQ and all they understand is Islam, right?0.96
01:04:44He says, he's like, isn't this the dignity of Islam?
01:04:48This is what negotiation means fighting, right?0.98
01:04:50So basically what he's saying is that, you know, one of the beautiful things about Islam is that Islam is about fighting. Right. So, again, they're engaging in jihad. They're engaging in jihad. And this is part of their religion. This is part of their ideology. This is part of their book. Right. Like this is this is what these people worship.0.99
01:05:14They worship fighting. They worship lying. They worship rape, pedophilia, right? Like all that kind of stuff. That's literally within their religion and their ideology. And they think that, you know, this is dignified, right? They think it's dignified to engage in jihad because, you know, they're fighting for their, I don't know, their demon Arab dead warlord and, you know, their demon god and whatever, right?
01:05:43so it's guys i'm not the one who's saying it he's the one he's the one that's saying it right like0.54
01:05:47the the captions are right there the captions are right there he's like isn't this the dignity of0.99
01:05:52islam negotiation means fighting right do you do you see the kind of garbage jihadi nonsense that0.97
01:05:59we ronians have been dealing with anyways now that i've i've read the subtitles for you guys0.99
01:06:04let's listen to this one more time because this is what i'm talking about when i say
01:06:10a war of words is escalating especially on the durka side oh wait i muted it let me let me0.74
01:06:18unmute this garbage guy and again guys if you need a quick reminder this is qalibov so those
01:06:25who are keeping track of the boom boom bingo sheet uh this is qalibov here he is the current0.97
01:06:30speaker of parliament former irgc general former police chief 100 war criminal um and0.94
01:14:45But aside from that, right, guys, so even though the Saudis still went to Khomeini's0.91
01:14:53funeral, right, the Islamic regime is still attacking Saudi cargo ships, right?0.95
01:15:03Now, there's a reason that the Islamic regime is attacking Persian Gulf and Middle Eastern countries.0.73
01:15:13So the reason that the Islamic regime is focusing attacks against Emirati and Saudi oil tankers, of course, the UAE and the Persian Gulf and Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea.0.57
01:15:27Now, let me pull up my Bobul Mandap map again for you guys.
01:15:30right so i shared this with you earlier but uh just in case you need a quick reminder um so this
01:15:37is a bubble mandap and essentially the islamic regime so they're attacking um uae cargo ships
01:15:46on this side you know the strait of hormos but they're also attacking saudi cargo ships through0.96
01:15:52the bubble mandab um via the houthis right because the houthis are one of the uh islamic
01:16:00terrorist proxy groups of the islamic regime and they're occupying um like the the western part of
01:16:08yemen so this whenever you hear about saudi cargo ships being attacked that's because uh it's
01:16:15through here and it's done via the houthis and of course here is where you hear about the um the
01:16:23emirati cargo ships um you don't hear too much about the bubble mandab attacks just because
01:16:30you know when it comes to the news and the media right like everyone's focusing on the
01:16:34strait of hormones not a lot of people are focusing on the bubble mandab straight but
01:16:39um saudi ships are being attacked through here now keep in mind uh before this whole conflict
01:16:46saudi uh their main um like port for exporting oil was on the persian gulf side so they would
01:16:55typically export oil through the persian gulf uh when the conflict happened they started um
01:17:02exporting from this side you know let me pull up that map again i know i share shared this a while
01:17:07ago um yeah it's ras tanura on the persian gulf side and then yanbu on the red sea so
01:17:29here we go let me pull this up for you guys
01:17:32is. Sorry, I'm not as up to date on my Saudi geography. So that's why I just need a quick
01:17:42check. But here you go. So this is what I'm talking about here. Okay, so when it comes to
01:17:47Saudi Arabia, Ras Tanura is their their main port city for exporting oil. And of course,
01:18:01they you know they go through the persian gulf and through the strait of hormos now the second
01:18:07the second big um city is yanbu and yanbu is on the red sea side so and then of course yanbu and
01:18:17ras tanura um are connected not only by a pipeline but there's also like a railroad or something so
01:18:25it's it's like easy and fast transportation so um ever since the conflict started um the saudis
01:18:34instead of exporting their oil through the persian gulf through the main port which is rastanura
01:18:40they've been going through yanbu instead however now of course yanbu right that leads into the um
01:18:49the strait of bubble mandab so going back to the bubble mandab map
01:18:56this one here so again like ras tanura is somewhere over here and what's the other
01:19:03city called yanbu yanbu is on this side okay so um you hear a lot about uh the islamic regime
01:19:13uh directly attacking you know the cargo ships to the strait of hormones
01:19:17but you don't hear a lot about the mainstream media talking about the Houthis attacking
01:19:25Saudi cargo ships in the Bab al-Mandab. And if you're wondering, well, why is it that the Houthis
01:19:31are attacking Saudi cargo ships going through the Bab al-Mandab Strait, it's because the Houthis are
01:19:38a proxy of the islamic regime so this is how uh the islamic regime is uh right now um holding
01:19:48both the uae and saudi arabia hostage right because they're acting directly in the strait
01:19:55of hormones and then of course their proxies are acting here um uh through the bubble mandap0.83
01:20:02straight and the islamic regime uh has a lot of terrorist proxy groups right so the houthis are
01:20:08in yemen uh of course in lebanon occupied lebanon you have the you know hezbollah and hezbollah is
01:20:16attacking israel so guys keep in mind whenever you hear about hezbollah attacking israel that's
01:20:22essentially the islamic regime because hezbollah and the islamic regime are one in the same
01:20:27and hezbollah is actually part of the islamic regime an official part of the islamic regime
01:20:32uh but i don't know why i don't know why people um or like you know international pundits
01:20:40don't seem to make that connection even though hezbollah is literally 100 funded by the islamic
01:20:47regime and uh there you go and then of course in iraq you have the hashish shabi and you have the
01:20:53Qatayb, Hezbollah, and, you know, a bunch of other, you know, militia groups. And then, of course,
01:21:00in Israel itself, you have Hamas, and you have Palestine Islamic Jihad, and I don't know, all
01:21:09these like Durkha terrorist groups in Israel as well. Not necessarily directly connected,
01:21:17But they do get money and they are funded by the Islamic regime, because even though they're Sunni, the Islamic regime does not care because the Islamic regime cares more about the destruction of Israel.0.97
01:21:29So the strategy of the of the Muslim Nazis when it comes to the Arab terrorists in Israel is, you know, let them destroy Israel first and then we can convert them after or get rid of them.0.94
01:21:42right because again when it comes to the durkas um yes there there is infighting amongst the durkas0.99
01:21:51however um they like to fight within their own league and so when it comes to non-muslims they
01:21:59will unite you know for islam and muhammad and allah and jihad and whatever uh but then essentially
01:22:05like if if they're ever successful then you know then they would start in fighting once again but
01:22:11But there you go. So that's oil tankers being hit both on the Strait of Hormuz side and the Bab al-Mandab
01:22:18Strait side, which is effectively cutting off Saudi Arabia and the Saudi's ability to export oil
01:22:28from both sides of the country. Now, not only is the Islamic regime attacking Saudi Arabia0.89
01:22:38and UAE cargo ships, but they're also continuing their drone and aerial attacks against Kuwait and
01:22:47Bahrain. And of course, if we go back to our map, this is Kuwait over here and Bahrain is that tiny
01:22:55little island. Now, there are also attacks against Qatari oil tankers or ships carrying
01:23:03Qatari gas, but they are limited. There's also some small attacks against Oman, but they're also
01:23:12limited. So basically, when it comes to the Islamic regime's strategy, when it comes to
01:23:18attacking the Persian Gulf countries, they can be divided into three categories. Attacks against0.59
01:23:26the Emirati and Saudi tankers in the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf are very extensive. Aerial
01:23:33and drone attacks are concentrated on kuwait bahrain and jordan there are also some isolated
01:23:40attacks against qatar and isolated attacks against oman now there's another important point
01:23:48regarding these attacks and the islamic regime's strategy these attacks constitute violations of
01:23:56united nations resolutions in other words they further worsen the international environment0.69
01:24:02against the islamic regime now it's true that during the past during the wars of the past
01:24:0810 years especially you know for example uh in ukraine um you know the gaza conflict and the war
01:24:16involving the islamic regime the united states uh and israel the united nations has not been
01:24:24a serious actor generally speaking none of the sides pay much attention to the united nations
01:24:30anymore. And this is why I've always said from the beginning that the United Nations is a garbage0.99
01:24:38organization. In fact, if you recall, I actually had an interview a while ago on, I think it was0.99
01:24:49Newsmax, I can't remember. But I think I just basically flat out said the UN is a garbage0.99
01:24:55organization. Let's see, where is it? There you go, right here, this one.0.99
01:25:07About the military strikes in Iran. So, Goldie, the United Nations Secretary General is worried
01:25:14about the military strikes in Iran. Take a listen to what he's saying here about it.
01:25:18the secretary general remains deeply concerned by the continuing military escalation between Iran
01:25:26and the United States of America he's particularly concerned about attacks on civilian infrastructure
01:25:32in Iran and across the region such attacks are unacceptable that was the deputy spokesperson now
01:25:41he doubled down on saying that diplomatic efforts will bring peace not military action I mean doesn't
01:25:48the UN realized that the administration has tried that already. It doesn't seem to be working. And
01:25:53is it fair to call these attacks unacceptable? Well, you know, I think the United Nations is
01:25:58actually a garbage organization. It's basically just a scam to promote communism and terrorism1.00
01:26:02around the world. There you go. So the United Nations is a garbage organization. And I stand
01:26:14by what I said. I said what I said. It is a garbage organization.
01:26:21So, even though, so going back to my analysis now, even though both sides are not really0.98
01:26:29paying attention to, you know, UN conventions or anything like that, it doesn't necessarily mean
01:26:36that the United Nations has no influence whatsoever. The UN has issued Resolution 2817.
01:26:45It condemns attacks on ships. It emphasizes freedom of navigation. And these attacks that
01:26:51the Islamic regime and the Houthis carry out against ships in the Persian Gulf and the Red
01:26:56Sea are in fact violations of Resolution 2817, which says that ships must not be targeted and
01:27:04freedom of navigation must be ensured. So in its own way, this places pressure on the Islamic0.81
01:27:12regime and the Hufis. And this is not without effect. Because even though the United Nations0.97
01:27:19in and of itself is pretty much useless, the fact that these resolutions exist, this gives
01:27:27countries like the United States and Israel, the legal backing that they need to do whatever it is
01:27:36that they need to do and will do in the future. Okay. So that's sort of the Islamic regime versus
01:27:46the United States on the outside. But now let's turn to inside of Iran very briefly.
01:27:53because inside of occupied iran pizishkian and pizishkian is the uh let me pull this up for you
01:28:01guys once again as a quick reminder um so pizishkian is the the so-called the puppet president
01:28:10right he's the so-called durka president so pizishkian has openly acknowledged that the
01:28:17economic situation is not good. He's acknowledged that high prices exist. But he then tried to
01:28:27justify that by saying that inflation is natural. Well, let me tell you something. Inflation is not
01:28:34natural. Inflation is not natural. And the reason that inflation is happening is because the
01:28:44islamic regime has implemented garbage policies right the islamic regime they're not a legitimate1.00
01:28:50serious government they're not educated they have no idea what's going on um they they govern the1.00
01:28:57country through the quran and islam and jihad and whatever right so obviously when it comes to the0.57
01:29:05economy, they don't know anything. And in fact, it's 47 years worth of the Islamic regime's0.80
01:29:14garbage economic policies that have caused prices to rise. And of course, Pizishkian,1.00
01:29:22the Durka puppet president of the Islamic regime says that this is natural. But it's not natural.0.63
01:29:28it's the farthest thing from natural there could have been a better government that did not do0.95
01:29:36this i mean just look at how iran was before 1979 under the shah of iran at the time shah and shah
01:29:44aryomer look at how iran was remember guys prior to 1979 uh the value of the real to
01:29:54one U.S. dollar, it was 70 reals to one U.S. dollar. Today, that number is closer to
01:30:04two million, right? Two million reals to one U.S. dollar. That's the current
01:30:11exchange rate. Back when the shah was in power in 1979, it was 70 reals to the U.S. dollar.0.94
01:30:22so that's you know that's islam for you that's islam and this is exactly why uh occupied iran's0.73
01:30:36situation is the way it is now the president the puppet president pezishian has said that
01:30:44you know the islamic regime's revenues have declined sharply and we cannot sell oil either
01:30:50so this is really interesting because on one hand the islamic regime uh you know when it comes to0.68
01:30:57english media outlets or on english social media they're claiming that they control the strain and
01:31:03the strain is open and they're you know sending uh their their cargo ships out and they're selling
01:31:08oil however when it comes to uh the islamic regime side and when they're speaking to themselves or
01:31:14amongst themselves in Persian, they're openly acknowledging and admitting that not only have
01:31:21their revenues dropped, but they can't sell oil, right? And that's effectively due to the U.S.
01:31:29naval blockade. So that's sort of what's happening within the Islamic regime right now. And, you
01:31:38know, there's sort of like two different pathways here. So now we're going to get into the game of
01:31:43Durka a little bit, right? You have people who are trying to accommodate and people who are more
01:31:51confrontational. So this is where I've spoken about the pragmatists and the hardliners, right?
01:31:59So you have the pragmatists like, you know, Ali Baf. Oh, wait, let me pull up my Durka
01:32:04Boom Boom Jihadi bingo sheet for you guys. So you have, you know, some pragmatists like0.70
01:32:11or not as much. He's just a puppet, right? But mostly , right? They're trying to,
01:32:21they're basically trying to come to some sort of understanding, even though, even though on Durka
01:32:27news network, you know, they'll openly say that, you know, oh, we don't want ceasefire, blah, blah,
01:32:34blah. They actually do. They secretly want a ceasefire. They secretly want some sort of agreement
01:32:41because they see the writing on the wall and they're trying to figure out a way for the islamic0.84
01:32:46regime to survive now however the the confrontationists okay and uh guys just
01:32:56as a quick reminder oh no where'd my notes go
01:33:03guys have to bring up my notes again sorry guys i've done so much research for you now my notes
01:33:08just my notes left. What's happening here? Wait, guys. It's not working. Oh my gosh.
01:33:24I mean, I know what I was going to say, but I mean, I was basically going to say the1.00
01:33:31confrontationists are the Durkas, right? The confrontationists are General Skidmark here.0.71
01:33:38So on one hand, you have the, you know, the pragmatists who are trying to, you know, they're trying to appease secretly behind the scenes.
01:33:50but of course in public they'll make these insane statements and videos like i shared the one from
01:33:56ali buff where ali buff is claiming that apparently um he convinced or sorry he he threatened
01:34:05president trump to change his uh truth social post otherwise the islamic regime was going to
01:34:13attack the United States. But secretly behind the scenes, they're desperate for a deal because they0.96
01:34:23see that the writing is on the wall and they see that the Islamic regime is collapsing internally
01:34:28and they don't want that. However, this is where the game of Nurka comes in and, you know, the game0.69
01:34:34of thrones essentially and the different factions. So you have someone like Vahidi, General Skidmark,
01:34:41And keep in mind now, General Skidmark, he is now being advised by this Durka here, Nafdi.
01:34:50And I actually shared this Durka's interview a couple of days ago.
01:34:59And remember, that was the PBS interview, the garbage PBS interview.0.96
01:35:07And he basically, like, he openly said in that PBS interview that when they say death to America, they literally mean that they, you know, they're wishing death upon the United States government and President Trump and his family and his administration.
01:35:28So these are sort of the two camps, right?0.80
01:35:31You got the pragmatists and the insane Durka jihadis, right?0.65
01:35:37And as you can see, both of them have skid marks, right?
01:35:40So not only does this general skid mark have a skid mark, but his new supreme advisor also has a skid mark.
01:35:53So just, you know, how insane these people are, because this confrontation is escalating.
01:36:04And I don't guys, I honestly legitimately don't see how how this is going to get to any sort of peace deal.
01:36:25Like, I just I don't see it. I don't see a peace deal.
01:36:28right given everything that i've said and everything that i've shown you guys um i mean
01:36:37you tell me do you actually think that with what's happening right now um there's going to be some
01:36:45sort of peace deal or or treaty like i just i don't see it none of the signs point to any sort
01:36:54of peace, right? And what was really interesting, and I want to go back to this, because this was,
01:37:03um, this was a very, very important message from, um, uh, energy secretary, Chris Wright.
01:37:14and you know we haven't really spoken a lot about um chris wright because he you know
01:37:25even if he's been a player in the current confrontation between the islamic regime
01:37:31uh and the united states um he hasn't been like up front right he hasn't been like um like marco
01:37:39Rubio, or, you know, Senator Lindsey Graham, may rest in peace, or Pete Hegseth, or, you
01:37:45know, Admiral Brad Cooper, or even even Scott Besson, or others, right. But listen to what
01:37:51he said. And what's really interesting is that this interview came out before what Scott
01:44:08pretty sure president trump isn't uh camp david just because you know he wants to take a day off
01:44:17Uh, Jeremy says Trump is out for blood. Possibly, possibly. I, I don't disagree with that necessarily. Of course, one of our Iranian viewers said Javid Shah, Javid Shah, uh, Daniel Martz says I'm cautiously optimistic of the Abraham Accords. How likely is it that future administrations use it to unite Arabs against Israel?
01:44:42uh you might be cautiously optimistic i'm not because president trump has already put saudi
01:44:47arabia and qatar on notice uh that they have to sign the abraham accords and they still haven't
01:44:52done so guys i guarantee you saudi arabia will never um sign the abraham accords um um i
01:45:01i don't understand when you how likely is it that future administrations use it to unite
01:45:09arabs against israel that's what i don't understand the abraham accords aren't meant to
01:45:15um unite arabs against israel the abraham accords are a peace deal so i'm not sure if i understand
01:45:22the second part of your question um the the you know majority of the arab countries are not
01:45:30supporting israel as it is except for those who've already signed on to the abraham accords
01:45:34uh that i believe is uae and bahrain um minor dine you should invite skydb on to explain
01:45:43inflation he could not resist that opportunity um very great suggestion i don't know i don't
01:45:50actually know if uh the um u.s secretary uh treasury secretary would be interested in coming
01:46:00on my dinky little YouTube channel on The Goalie Show, but who knows? Maybe he would. Not a bad
01:46:06suggestion. I will reach out to him, his office, and see what they say. Okay, so that was pretty
01:46:12much it for your questions and comments. Guys, I want to share one final video from General Jack
01:46:22Keane, and then I'm going to give you my final thoughts on what I think is happening and what
01:46:28we can expect in the upcoming few weeks. Of course, this is based on what I'm seeing right
01:46:35now. Anything can change at any point in time based on what people say or do.
01:46:42We're two issues on the table, Straits of Amu's opening up and also the nuclear enterprise,
01:46:48and that's being kicked down the road for negotiations. I think at times we underestimate
01:50:04They will send, like, hundreds of millions of dollars to Hezbollah,0.71
01:50:10And, you know, they're Hezbollah jihadi families in southern Lebanon, right? So Hezbollah and, you know, Hezbollah families get a lot of money, but that's all stolen money of the Iranian people and Iranians don't see any of that.0.50
01:50:25So General Keane is absolutely right on this part. The economic pressure will not actually force the Islamic regime to change its tactics because they don't care about the Iranian people.0.95
01:50:44So this is where, you know, it's important to when I speak about this sort of economic pressure.0.69
01:50:50um what is the purpose of the economic pressure right because if the purpose of the economic
01:50:56pressure is to change the strategy of the islamic regime that's not going to happen it's not going0.61
01:51:03to happen the islamic regime they're already filthy rich they're already worth millions if0.99
01:51:07not billions of dollars they've already they've literally had 47 years to um steal iran's wealth0.97
01:51:15and put it in their own pockets. And they've been doing that for 47 years. So they already live
01:51:21lavish, luxurious lives. They don't want for anything. It's the Iranian people. And, you know,
01:51:29yesterday on Iran Revolution Live, I showed a video of a lineup where, you know, this guy
01:51:35got in line at 3.30 a.m. in the morning to put 15 liters of gasoline in his car. And the lineup
01:51:44up was just, you know, all going all all the way like you
01:51:49couldn't see the front of the line or the end of the line.
01:51:52That's how long it was. And you know, at 730am, he still
01:51:57hadn't moved. So that's essentially the why. And you
01:52:06know, I agree with General Keene here when he says that
01:52:10economic pressure, if it's meant to change the behavior of the Islamic regime, that's not going
01:52:16to work. However, if the economic pressure, if the strategy and tactic behind the economic pressure
01:52:24is to create conditions similar to what happened prior to the dissolution of the USSR,
01:52:31are, then in that case, the economic pressure tactic could work, right? But again, it depends
01:52:45on what the strategy is. Now, I'm not the one making the decisions. I'm not there. I mean,
01:52:52I wish I was to know what was going on. But I'm not. So I can't say for sure what the strategy
01:53:01is behind this very recent development to exert greater economic pressure on the Islamic
01:53:45At the end, that will lead to the collapse of this regime in Iran as their economy gets strangled.
01:53:51So, I mean, if I was going to make a guess, I would say perhaps the strategy here when it comes to increasing the economic pressure is to create similar conditions to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the USSR.
01:54:13are a couple more super chats so i will uh get to those absolutely uh plan b says javitsha
01:54:22pianda persia forever thank you it's pianda iran um the name of our country is iran persia is the
01:54:29greek word for iran uh the same way that um uh germany for example germany is the english word
01:54:36for deutschland but germans call their country deutschland uh and we call our country um iran
01:54:43but thank you i appreciate the the kind words and the sentiment so yes thank you plan b
01:54:51uh wiley coyote says haven't heard much about what is happening inside iran from you or to see
01:54:58updates if you have would be appreciated yes so wiley coyote um i would suggest that you go
01:55:06and take a look um at so just a quick reminder for everyone um those of you who want specific
01:55:15iran updates um that's what iran revolution live is all about so uh yesterday um i had a two hour
01:55:25two hour live stream where i gave all of the updates on what's happening inside of occupied
01:55:32Iran. And I went in detail on that. So the Goldie Show focuses more on geopolitical analysis and
01:55:42sort of the conflict between the United States and the Islamic regime occupying Iran. And then,
01:55:49of course, Iran Revolution Live focuses specifically on what's happening inside of
01:55:54occupied Iran, the Iranian people's struggle, you know, updates from His Royal Highness Reza
01:56:02Shah II, updates from his comms team, you know, updates from the Durkhas. And so we basically go
01:56:10through all of that there. There is like a 30-minute sort of intro. So whenever you watch
01:56:17Iran Revolution Live, guys, make sure if you're watching the replay to just, you know, kind of go
01:56:22ahead 30 minutes or so and then you can get um you get to the actual when when i start the show
01:56:30um but yeah iran the goalie show focuses more um on uh the geopolitical analysis so
01:56:38uh there you go and you know if there is like breaking news of course i'll speak about that
01:56:43but um you can get pretty much all the updates from uh what's happening inside of occupied iran
01:56:50there and of course i do that live stream almost every day um i try like i try to take a break on
01:56:57weekends but there's just so much news going on so that's why uh i'm i'm happy to live stream and
01:57:03share info and give my analysis and updates um so tomorrow i will be doing uh iran revolution live
01:57:10day 213 so um tomorrow you'll get all the updates from today and of course tomorrow when i do my
01:57:18my live stream tomorrow on Iran, but for everything up until yesterday, uh, it's, it's all there.
01:57:24And I do that, you know, pretty much, pretty much every day. So yeah, Iran revolution live focuses
01:57:29exclusively on, uh, what's happening inside of occupied Iran. And guys, that just kind of helps me,
01:57:36um, separate the two because there's, there's so much content, uh, and there's so much happening.
01:57:43Um, and you know, each topic is equally important. So that's why I just split between
01:57:48the two live streams so there you go the goldie show is more geopolitical analysis
01:57:53iran revolution live is of course all about what's happening inside of occupied iran and i just want
01:57:58to say thank you by the way uh wiley thank you so much for um caring about the iranian people
01:58:04um and thank you for giving me an opportunity to promote um iran revolution live and speak about
01:58:10that because that's also uh very very important to me and uh it's just it's a nice feeling knowing
01:58:17that people care so thank you so much wiley um okay next we have push-ups says ussr collapsed
01:58:26because reagan got saudi to lower oil prices i mean that definitely part of it right so that
01:58:33was part of the economic pressure uh and the economic plan uh to have the ussr collapse but
01:58:40thank you push-ups that's a very very good point uh sam channel says um islamic clerics smell i0.97
01:58:48mean yeah they do they they smell like um onion breath and smelly feet but that's yeah they are0.97
01:58:56kind of stinky plan b payan de iran oh thank you payan de iran god bless america i'm israel hi0.81
01:59:03okay guys so i wanted to thank all of you for tuning in um mark lovin is starting in
01:59:09about five minutes do you think he's gonna be speaking about iran guys should i stick around
01:59:15i was gonna i was gonna end the live stream um i don't know if mark's gonna be speaking about
01:59:22iran or not but uh you know what i'll just i'll just i'll end the live stream so we can all you
01:59:29he will he's gonna speak about iran okay i mean i was gonna end the live stream but should i do
01:59:37like a quick quick watch party and see okay so i'll tune in to mark levin
01:59:45if if he's speaking about iran um i will keep the live stream going if he's not
02:06:11Because that would ensure they get four more Democrat senators, making it virtually impossible for the Republicans ever to have a majority in the Senate.0.51
02:29:22The only thing you can hope for is that there is some internal revolt in Iran.
02:29:27There have been people talking about the fact that there's a lot of tension, for example, between the Revolutionary Guards, which are the ascendant power, which are the most radical power, and that there are people in the regular army that don't quite share that ideology.
02:29:42They really don't have a voice now. They haven't had a voice in a long time. But is it conceivable that the Iranian military might try to get rid of the Revolutionary Guard and replace the government?
02:29:53That's certainly a possibility, and I think that's part of what Trump has been trying to do.
02:29:59Mark, you talked about this, and it's been reported that, you know,
02:30:03Trump has really focused a lot of the military strikes against the Revolutionary Guards.
02:30:08They've hit the regular military when necessary, the Navy, for example, and air defense system,
02:30:15but they're not going after the heavy Iranian army targets.
02:30:18And I think the theory is maybe those guys want to kick out the Revolutionary Guards.
02:30:24But at the end of the day, I'm kind of where you are.
02:31:57Guys, he's talking about the Reagan doctrine. I was literally just speaking about that. And remember, I was speaking about how Reagan used the economy and economic collapse within the USSR to make the USSR collapse.1.00
02:32:19I literally spoke about that like an hour ago on this live stream. Wow. And then, guys,
02:32:30give me the hashtag GoldieIsAlwaysRight because look at this, guys. Look at this. So I have been
02:32:40telling you guys for months, for months, right? We've been following the Boom Boom Jihadi Durka0.99
02:32:48bingo sheet for months and i've been pointing out to you guys that uh if you can if you see um
02:32:55the irgc the irgc box has been boom boomed but the army side the artist side has not been boom boomed
02:33:06and this is because president trump probably is aware that there are certain elements within
02:33:11the irgc sorry within the army who have probably defected and they're waiting for the right time
02:33:17to rise up. And that's why the boom booms are only happening on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
02:33:25Corps side, not the army side. So guys, those of you who have been keeping track of the boom booms
02:33:34on the boom boom Durka jihadi bingo sheet, there you go. What we're seeing happening on, like what0.95
02:33:41we're seeing on Mark Levin right now, I've been telling you guys this for like four or five months
02:33:46now okay so uh this is what i mean like you guys are so much in tune with geopolitics because
02:33:54whenever i tell you guys something or i share my thoughts or analysis with you
02:33:58we literally see it in the mainstream media like i don't know a month later or something so there
02:34:05you go um and uh what's also really interesting is mark levin um mentioned the reagan doctrine
02:34:13and again the ussr and of course guys i do want to give a shout out to to eli so uh eli thought
02:34:22he was wrong but guys look look who came to eli's rescue so steven riley said this is only
02:34:30the first segment uh jeff ashley says can't stay just came in to show my support and tell you all
02:34:37to watch the department of war new recruitment ad called on the shoulders of giants guys everyone
02:34:42go and watch that uh and then um oh gosh i saw it somewhere here eli eli posted something i don't
02:34:52see it now but i shared it um i think eli wrote like eli is often right or something so there you
02:35:00go guys all right eli everyone put an e in the chat for eli to show their appreciation there we
02:35:09go so all right eli i guess you were right i guess you were right um but uh i mean look listen the
02:35:17first part the first part was really important as well and it was relevant because uh like the
02:35:22threat of communism um that's a real serious threat and it should be taken seriously all
02:35:30right there's a fox news live look at hawaii where hurricane mala is lashing the big island with heavy
02:35:35rain, strong winds and rough surf. The category one storm currently has maximum sustained winds
02:35:40of 75 miles per hour. It's threatening severe flooding, wind damage, mudslides and dangerous
02:35:45storm surge. Lala could make landfall in the next couple of hours, but its exact path remains
02:35:50uncertain. If it does, it would be the first hurricane to do so in nearly 35 years. And
02:35:57tensions remain high across the Middle East as peace talks between the U.S. and Iran appear
02:36:01stalled. The two also remain at odds over control of the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran says the key
02:36:07waterway cannot be seized with a tweet after President Trump claimed he would soon declare
02:36:12it a U.S. territory. Iran is accused of attacking at least three ships in the Strait in the last
02:36:18week. I'm Janelle Painter. Now back to Life, Liberty and Levin. Someone asked, is Morad
02:36:28basie live he is i'll have to watch it after welcome back america we're here with our friend
02:36:37peter schweizer so just to sum up the likelihood of them surrendering is very close to nil
02:36:43um the likelihood to them honoring a deal should they even enter into a deal which they don't seem
02:36:49willing to do right now uh seems to be to me almost beside the point because they're not
02:36:54honor it they haven't honored any deal for half a century why would they honor this
02:36:59and their political slash religious ideology doesn't permit it they exist to kill us they
02:37:06exist to wipe out the west that's their ideology and they're not going to stop they're not going
02:37:11to stop until they're stopped why would we not help train and arm opposition groups there are
02:37:25millions of people there that have a really big grudge that they want to settle and there's others
02:37:32millions of them who do not believe in what this regime is doing and they want to overthrow this
02:37:40regime. I've never seen a population under circumstances like this that is more willing
02:37:46to put their lives on the line. You don't see it in North Korea. You don't see it in China. You0.57
02:37:50don't see it in other places. But you do see it in Iran because these are really Western people.
02:37:57And this is really, really, in many ways, it's sort of a foreign regime that's imposing its
02:38:04terrorist will on these people. So why aren't we helping them? Yeah, it's a great question, Mark.
02:38:08We know that when the bombing started, the Iranian government distributed some 750,000 rifles to people on the streets that were sympathetic to the Revolutionary Guards.
02:38:21And they basically told them, if somebody's getting out of line, shoot them.
02:39:27What we don't want, Mark, is a protracted situation where over the course of months and years, the Iranian government gets to drag this along.0.76
02:39:38Because if we know something about the history of the United States, unfortunately, when it comes to strategy, we get pretty impatient.0.66
02:39:45And you get a new government in there, a new administration, you get a Democrat in there that will sign a quick deal with the Iranians with no requirements.0.88
02:39:53we're going to end up being in a worse situation than we have been in the past.0.89
02:39:57So this is the next step we need to take. I think it's a logical one.
02:40:01And you are quite right. Iran used to be the most advanced society in that entire region
02:40:08in terms of individual rights, rights for women, the arts and culture.0.87
02:40:14They are now the most regressive because of this alien regime that Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979 created0.80
02:40:21and has been perpetuated by terror ever since.0.97
02:40:25So this is the next step, and I think you're quite right.
02:40:28It's one that is low risk in terms of no direct confrontation,
02:40:32but it gets the job done, which is what we want to happen.
02:40:35I think when we look back on this, people are going to be shaking their heads about it.
02:40:41To me, if we'd started this months ago, we'd be much further ahead in terms of taking out this regime.
02:40:50um we'd be much further away the midterm elections and so forth and so on uh somebody's
02:40:57resisting this maybe it's the cia something is resisting this um i don't really care what the
02:41:03arabs have to say about it or erdogan has to say about it we're in the middle of a war we got to
02:41:08win this thing and that's the bottom line peace doesn't come before victory period we need a
02:41:15victory the fastest way to get a victory is to use all all the tools that we have all the human
02:41:21resources that we have and that's one that's just sitting there as far as i know
02:41:26i want to thank you peter schweiser for all you do and exposing corruption exposing
02:41:33foreign involvement in our government particularly china as well as iran and qatar
02:41:38you do a tremendous job for the nation god bless you my friend thank you mark always great to be
02:41:43with you we'll be right back okay wow so um couple of thoughts couple of thoughts on that so um
02:41:55oh whatever whenever like non-iranians start getting to the whole like ethnicity thing0.99
02:42:02it's just oh it's so frustrating right because they're like even regular persians and i'm like1.00
02:42:08okay what what about the rest of us what about the fact that you know there are lures right like0.59
02:42:13everyone always speaks about the curds but what about the lures what about the the the baluch
02:42:19what about the gilak what about um the uh i don't know mazandarani what about the azar boy journey
02:42:27right like guys there's there's so many of us um but then like this guy is like um oh you know but
02:42:35but the regular persians okay that's great but the guy so this is just so that the ethnicity thing0.99
02:42:42it's just super cringe um and it's like i don't know how much more do we iranians have to say
02:42:50that we're all united but regardless that that's the side that's aside from the point um because
02:42:56you know iranian kurds are very loyal uh to iran but the the kurdish paramilitary groups in iraq
02:43:04and elsewhere they're communists they're literally communists you don't want them on like they're not
02:43:10on your side okay the the kurdish terrorist communist groups um remember they were supposed0.52
02:43:20to protect the yezidis and then the kurds the the iraqi kurds they were like okay well screw0.90
02:43:26the yezidis they're not muslims so we don't care and then isis went in and you know they basically0.68
02:43:31uh engaged and did the the yezidi genocide and that's because um when the united states um said0.90
02:43:38you know the united states basically armed the kurds and said okay you guys are going to be
02:43:42responsible for this area keep an eye out for all the various minorities you know you guys seem
02:43:46normal you're our allies blah blah whatever of course the the kurdish separatist groups in iraq
02:43:52uh being communist that they are uh they basically let isis go and and of course we now know about
02:43:59the yezidi genocide so um there you go the enemy of your enemy is not necessarily your friend0.68
02:44:05however guys they almost have it right they almost have it right so both mark levin0.58
02:44:13and uh peter uh basically they said that the islamic regime is a foreign occupying invading
02:44:22force, right? So they're so close to connecting the dots, because they literally come out and
02:44:29they said that the Islamic regime is a foreign occupying invading force, and that it's, you know,
02:44:37it's Arab, and, you know, it's different from Iranian society and Iranian culture. But then,
02:44:44but then they don't connect the dots to say, okay, well, if this is a foreign ideology,
02:44:50and a foreign occupying invading force, then they're not Iranian. So then why, why are they
02:44:59calling it the Iranian regime? Or why are they saying the Iranians, right? So think about that.
02:45:07Think about like, they're so close to getting it. So I don't know if Mark Levin watches my show or
02:45:11other people do, but basically everything that they just said on Fox News, that's what I've
02:45:18been saying to you guys for the longest time, I've literally been telling you they're an occupying
02:45:22invading force. We call them Tazi, right? Tazi. Tazi means Arab Muslim invaders. So the Islamic0.99
02:45:28regime, they're Tazi. And I've been saying that we Iranians, we're Western. And the reason we're
02:45:35Western is because a lot of these concepts that are, you know, within Western society were initially
02:45:44created by Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Persian Empire 2,500 years ago, right? So the
02:45:52concept of freedom of religion, and, you know, banning slavery, and equality between men and
02:45:58women, and, you know, all this kind of stuff, right? All of these sort of foundational, you
02:46:04know, fundamental concepts that exist in Western society, first came about under the Persian Empire
02:46:12almost 3,000 years ago. So yeah, of course, that's why people think Iranians are Western,0.99
02:46:19because Western values and ideals are essentially inspired by Cyrus the Great and the Persian0.98
02:46:28civilization. And of course, it was only when the Durkhas took over 1400 years ago, and then more
02:46:35recently in 1979, with the help of Jimmy Carter and the Democrats, by the way, and again, the
02:46:41democrats are anti-american i agree with mark levin on that um so yeah it was only when the0.89
02:46:47durkhas took over that iran became the islamic hellhole that it is today and this is why we0.69
02:46:52iranians are fighting to to free our country and uh yeah very interesting stuff1.00