Goldie Ghamari - The Iranian Schindler： Abdol Hossein Sardari

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00:02:00.000 Well, hello and good evening.

00:02:25.200 Welcome to tonight's Saturday episode of the Goldie Show. For those of you who have been with

00:02:33.220 me before on my live streams, you know that in the evenings, especially on weekends, this is a more

00:02:40.380 chill live stream. I focus less on current events. I focus less on Islamic radicalism and terrorism

00:02:49.240 the Jihad. And I focus more on history and, you know, other things that are of interest or

00:02:56.640 relevance to Iran, the Middle East, Middle Eastern politics. So still informative, but, you know,

00:03:03.700 not necessarily directly related. It's an opportunity for me to watch documentaries and

00:03:10.280 learn. It's also an opportunity for you to get, you know, a little bit more background knowledge

00:03:16.460 on things related to the Middle East.

00:03:18.900 So just wanted to give a big shout out to everyone who's watching on X,

00:03:24.020 everyone who's watching on YouTube.

00:03:26.140 And of course, a big shout out to the channel mods,

00:03:29.540 the channel subscribers, and of course, the channel members.

00:03:33.880 I hope for the channel members that you are enjoying the new and upgraded emojis.

00:03:41.860 I literally spent like three hours.

00:03:44.200 I don't even know why I did this.

00:03:45.520 but I'm just like you know a perfectionist and then once I set my mind to something I just have

00:03:50.320 to like do it and fix it so um I spent like two to three hours today literally like updating the

00:03:58.540 emojis and just making them work so there you go I hope you I hope the channel members are enjoying

00:04:06.140 the updated emojis um let me know in the comments where you're from I'm always interested in seeing

00:04:13.420 where people are watching from. So I see there's, you know, Alberta, Florida, other people from the

00:04:20.640 United States. Tennessee. Very cool. Very cool. So Mexico City. So there you go. Oh, Israel. Shalom.

00:04:34.380 Welcome. Welcome. Always great to see people from Israel joining. Midland, Ontario. Wow.

00:04:41.680 Vancouver. Ooh, Colorado. Louisiana. Texas. Texas, my favorite state. Not going to lie.

00:04:47.620 Texas is my favorite state. I can't deny. Sweden. Oh, wow. I visited Sweden a few years ago.

00:04:57.020 Sweden has some issues. Ooh, like Malmo. Ooh, like the no-go zones in Sweden.

00:05:03.540 There's some issues there, I'm going to say. Philippines, love that. Guatemala City, Texas, 1.00

00:05:09.340 upstate New York, India. Welcome from India. Cape Verde, Rocky Mountains, Utah. You know what? 1.00

00:05:16.440 I just, I love, I love Americans. I love you guys. Like, I'm just like, which country are you from?

00:05:22.220 But Americans are like, no, no, no. We're just not going to say we're American. We have to say

00:05:27.140 our state and our city. And I totally get that. I totally get that because America is such a huge

00:05:34.660 country, that literally every state is like a country in and of itself. And every state has,

00:05:41.860 you know, its own culture, its own traditions, you know, its own distinct identity and heritage.

00:05:48.240 So I totally get that. And I respect that for sure. 100%. Love, love Americans. Thank you for

00:05:55.260 being here. Where else we got? St. Paul, Minnesota, Santa Maria, Manitoba. Nice. Of course, Texas.

00:06:04.660 Netherlands, Indiana, New Brunswick. Oh, wow. New Brunswick. I love that.

00:06:13.020 Where else? Where else? Long Beach, California, Denmark. Wow. Portugal, Alabama, Canada. Of

00:06:22.440 course, you know, you got my Canadian flag. Of course, I love Canada. Michigan. Yeah, you know,

00:06:30.480 i do have a lot of texas followers i don't mind i love texas i mean if i like if i if i had to move

00:06:38.520 to the united states and pick a state 100 100 without a doubt texas like wouldn't even be

00:06:45.520 like no hesitation literally just like texas so yeah i love texas what else do you boston

00:06:53.700 Massachusetts, Norfolk, England, Barrie, Ontario. Oh, very cool. Very cool. There's like a big

00:07:01.480 Persian population in Barrie. I know that. Do Iranians live in Texas? Yes, there's actually a

00:07:08.240 very big Iranian community in Texas. You guys just don't know about them because Iranians 0.73

00:07:14.880 integrate very well into Western society. So I don't know, you probably mistake them for

00:07:21.980 Italian or something. But yeah, there's like a huge Iranian population in Texas. Philly,

00:07:29.140 Springfield, New Zealand. Oh my gosh. You know, I've always wanted to visit New Zealand. I haven't

00:07:35.040 had the opportunity to yet. Like, okay, so my inner nerd is going to come out right now. So my

00:07:40.920 inner nerd. Okay. I'm a big Lord of the Rings fan. And I've always wanted to do like a New Zealand

00:07:48.420 Lord of the Rings, like, nature tour, right, where I basically go visit all of the sites in New

00:07:54.900 Zealand where Lord of the Rings was filmed. It's been, you know, on, on, like, my bucket list for

00:08:00.780 years. One day, one day I will get there. Austin, Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, Dallas, Crenshaw,

00:08:13.020 LA. Oh, you thought it was Mexican? Yeah, everyone sees that flag and thinks I'm Mexican.

00:08:20.900 Yeah, it's really funny. Hi from Perth, Ontario. I love that. Columbus, Ohio. You enjoy your 1.00

00:08:28.900 live stream. Wow. Thank you. Dallas. I would look good in a Stetson. What's a Stetson?

00:08:38.640 wait are you gonna make me regret looking this up

00:08:43.220 oh i see okay you know i actually do have um authentic cowboy boots i have what is it like

00:08:53.880 durango or something i have like durango cowboy boots so yeah and and i'm not gonna lie um

00:09:01.120 one of my crowning achievements as a politician was winning the vip plowing match so

00:09:08.140 my furrows, like when I, when I plow, my furrows are literally the straightest furrows ever. So

00:09:15.280 can't be beat. I'm, I'm, I'm undefeated in the VIP, uh, plowing match in, um, in Canada,

00:09:22.780 just pointing that out there. So, um, what else do you got here? Texas, Pennsylvania,

00:09:32.020 Calabasas, um, lots of Greeks and Alice too. Oh, very cool. Okay.

00:09:38.140 Iranians are the Italian of the Middle East. That's pretty funny. Nigeria. Wow. You know what? I need to do an update on Nigeria. I'm still waiting to get more info and more updates, especially after President Trump's Christmas present to Nigerians. 1.00

00:09:58.320 um so i'm definitely going to be doing a follow-up live stream on nigeria stay tuned

00:10:05.220 for that and you know all my thoughts and prayers are with um nigerian christians who are being 0.94

00:10:11.680 persecuted by the muslim terrorists so it's it's horrible what's happening in nigeria um 0.99

00:10:17.760 but i mean it's like that what's happening in nigeria today is literally what was happening 0.92

00:10:24.560 in the middle east 1400 years ago so i totally um i totally understand what's going on and it's

00:10:30.000 it's horrifying um wawa ontario welcome sunshine coast australia oh i actually did i did a video

00:10:39.440 today about australia i don't know if you've seen that yet you might want to go take a look um

00:10:46.000 Okay. Let's see. Oh, Quebec. Bienvenue. Bienvenue, la belle province. J'aime le Quebec. Vive le Quebec.

00:10:58.800 Palm Beach, Florida, Fredericton, New Brunswick. Visit Hobbiton if you travel to New Zealand. I'll

00:11:05.960 try. Cowboy hat. Yeah, I need to get a good cowboy hat for sure. You are an Iranian Australian from

00:11:15.280 australia oh oh so yeah i i feel your pain i feel your pain i'm iranian canadian in canada and like 0.99

00:11:22.900 just oh my gosh like the the the nonsense that we have to deal with right like we literally left 0.82

00:11:31.840 iran because we wanted to get away from like islamic terrorism and jihad and now it's like 0.98

00:11:38.160 literally following us into into the countries that we immigrated to and yeah oh yeah I have a 0.92

00:11:47.080 lot to say about that um okay bubble nomad love your channel been following you for a few days

00:11:54.760 keep up the good work fight the good fight thank you um Connorsville Indiana thank you Edmonton

00:12:04.460 vancouver love that love that where else we got so um oh another one from quebec louisiana ireland

00:12:14.940 oh i love that i've always wanted to visit ireland beautiful country love the nature love the scenery

00:12:23.420 um ra atlantic says thank you for speaking the truth thank you very much for supporting me thank

00:12:31.180 you for um helping me promote my message and share my message because yeah like in

00:12:41.580 like reality has become so weird like the truth has become stranger than fiction and

00:12:52.140 it's it's gone to a point where if you just want to speak the truth that's considered intolerant

00:12:59.420 um that's not by accident that's by design so yeah thank you so much for your support uh you

00:13:07.880 can count on me to continue speaking the truth like I said guys I am I am literally just getting

00:13:14.620 started I've only been I mean I've been speaking out against these things for a very long time

00:13:20.500 But I've only really become like more active on a daily basis on YouTube anyway, on YouTube in the last like less than three months or so.

00:13:35.480 It's coming up to three months now.

00:13:37.520 My first live stream was October 1.

00:13:40.580 And the amount of support and love that I have received from all of you is just astounding.

00:13:48.360 It's mind boggling.

00:13:50.500 and it's also really humbling like um your support um your comments your feedback the

00:13:59.060 fact that you're sharing my videos and subscribing to my channel it lets me know that i'm on the

00:14:05.380 right path and you know when when i started doing this um three months ago i was at less

00:14:12.900 than 2 000 followers and if someone had told me three months ago you know goldie you're gonna

00:14:18.820 you're gonna have over 95 000 subscribers within three months i would have laughed i would have

00:14:25.200 been like what are you like crazy like it takes years for people to get to 100 000 followers

00:14:31.500 meanwhile like i'm just i'm looking at the numbers and i'm i'm still in shock i'm still in shock but

00:14:39.580 um the support and all the love that i'm receiving lets me know that i'm on the right path

00:14:48.600 And so you can count on me to continue speaking up, speaking out, you know, sharing my knowledge, sharing my insight, sharing my input, because I think there is there is a void there.

00:15:01.660 There really is a void. And I mean, even my video today where I it was it was literally just like an angry rant.

00:15:11.980 It was an angry rant at the Australian government for literally the one of the stupidest press releases I've ever seen in my life. 0.99

00:15:22.140 And I say this as a politician, right? I was a politician. I was in politics for 10 years. 0.99

00:15:27.900 I was I was an elected official for seven years in politics for 10 years.

00:15:32.540 I have attended a lot of press releases. And, you know, again, dealing with an idiot like Doug Ford. 1.00

00:15:38.680 Like, let me just tell you, like, the amount of idiocy that I dealt with, it was not an insignificant amount. And so I don't say it lightly when I say that the Australian press release about the Bondi Islamic terrorist attack, literally one of the stupidest videos I've ever seen in my life. 1.00

00:16:01.440 And the amount of gaslighting that is going on, I mean, I don't even know what to say. 0.97

00:16:12.120 I don't even know what to say.

00:16:15.480 Omid, if you could share a video of Bita.

00:16:18.580 So actually, Omid, I am planning on making a video about Bita tomorrow.

00:16:26.280 I've spoken a lot about her on Instagram and on X.

00:16:31.440 I've shared videos of her but I haven't made like an actual video about the situation but don't

00:16:38.800 worry like I'm actually working on that and tomorrow I plan on making a video about Bita

00:16:47.120 starting from the beginning and going to the end like I just want to kind of lay out everything

00:16:52.580 that happened to her and yeah so um thank you for the reminder but I am 100% working

00:16:59.380 on a video about Bita Shafari. Let me just make a note here as well before I forget it.

00:17:07.280 Shafari. And I'm already working on it, but I just like to take notes so that I can, you know,

00:17:12.420 remind myself. But yeah, that's in the works. You can expect that video to come out tomorrow for

00:17:19.080 sure. All right, let's see. We have, okay, we have a lot more comments here. I'm going to get

00:17:27.760 through the comments really quickly. And then I want to get I want to get started on the

00:17:32.160 the the documentaries because I'm really, really excited about this one. But I do want to

00:17:38.380 respond to your comments. So St. John's, New Brunswick, Australia. Good day. Good day from

00:17:44.620 Australia. Oh, Australia. I just spoke about that. Welcome. Fan from India. I love India. I've

00:17:51.680 actually visited india beautiful beautiful country russia привет привет from russia glad to see you

00:18:00.580 here las vegas you know i've actually never been to las vegas i was supposed to go to las vegas in

00:18:08.060 2020 and then covid it and then the flights were canceled and i actually haven't been so i need to

00:18:14.000 plan like like i've literally never done like a weekend weekend like vegas trip or something i

00:18:20.120 should at some point I don't know even though like I don't gamble or anything like that but like

00:18:25.220 everyone seems to have done like the weekend Vegas thing I never have but I should at some point

00:18:30.180 Arizona welcome Arizona I love Arizona um Arizona is like Texas but it's like a drier heat so not

00:18:38.680 as humid which is nice I like that and they have very good vineyards um you live in Quebec but

00:18:44.660 your English. Oh, so you're like the minority in Quebec. That's, that's funny. Um, well, welcome. 0.99

00:18:52.240 Um, hi, Goldie. Thank you for everything you said about Australia. You were spot on. Thank you.

00:18:58.060 Appreciate that. Seattle, Washington, Idaho. Highest respects for you, Goldie. Our prayers

00:19:05.240 of support. Thank you. Appreciate that. Oh, wow. Serbia. Oh my gosh. You know, I actually

00:19:11.880 in so in university this is going like you know 20 years back now 20 years back I had a very very

00:19:19.700 good friend um from Serbia his name was Nick and like we were like study partners so we basically

00:19:26.900 studied like he was part of my study group super good guy we we lost touch um after we both

00:19:34.080 graduated from university and I don't really know what happened to him since then um I have no way

00:19:39.800 of contacting him but uh like yeah he was such a good guy and uh nothing but love for serbia

00:19:46.920 beautiful kind i i would love to visit at some point i've heard amazing things and serbian people

00:19:53.520 are some of the nicest most hospitable people i've ever you know what everyone's nice and

00:19:59.020 hospitable i can't i can't even say that but serbian people i had a good friend good experience

00:20:04.460 um would love to visit and just see the historical sites and churches and stuff like that like it's

00:20:11.080 just um one of my favorite things to do um hi from the netherlands welcome oh another person

00:20:19.580 from the texas from texas welcome you uh somewhat apologizes for the movie 300 that's fine you don't

00:20:27.320 have to apologize all good all good hi from washington state papa wolf golsa i love how you

00:20:34.980 said the australian government they need to grow a pair they do they do yeah and and for everyone

00:20:40.900 wondering so my name is actually golsa so g-o-l-s-a golsa um goldie is just a nickname like

00:20:51.280 it's not even like, like my legal name is not Goldie. Like my legal name is Golso. And, you

00:20:57.940 know, so you see like beside my name on my YouTube channel, it says Goldie Gamari in English. And

00:21:04.680 then you see like that, you know, weird scribble. That's, that's in Farsi. And in Farsi, it says

00:21:11.280 Golso Amari, which is like my actual name. So Golso is my real name. You guys can call me both.

00:21:18.740 the only reason that um i have goldie is because when i was 13 my friends just like started calling

00:21:26.920 me goldie and it just kind of stuck so i've just kind of gone with goldie um in english but i mean

00:21:34.760 you guys can call me golsa you can call me goldie literally no difference to me it's you know i would

00:21:40.560 say it's like the equivalent of like you know someone who who is named andrew but then you know

00:21:47.300 they have the nickname Andy, right? So you can call them Andrew, you can call them Andy.

00:21:53.260 It's the same thing, right? Same thing with me. It's like Galsa or Goldie. But I find it really

00:21:59.040 funny that like some people, like it's always like the conspiracy theorists or like the, you know,

00:22:05.420 the jihadis or Islamists or whatever. They're always like, oh, why did you name yourself Goldie?

00:22:11.400 Like, what are you trying to be white? Goldie is the name of a dog or something, right? I'm like, 0.79

00:22:15.820 it it's so stupid right like they try to make conspiracy theories but the funny part is that 0.96

00:22:21.360 literally every single one of my social media handles right beside right beside Goldigamari 0.93

00:22:28.080 it literally says in Farsi Golsa Ramari so I always find those attacks uh you know attacks

00:22:35.180 really funny um by the way Golsa is an authentic Iranian name and it is authentic Iranian

00:22:45.800 because the letter G, G, doesn't exist in Arabic. So there you go. Golsab, authentic Iranian name.

00:22:53.360 So yeah, you can call me Goldie or Golsab. I don't mind. There's literally no conspiracy theory

00:22:59.000 behind it, even though the jihadis tried to claim there is. But yeah, I don't know. All right.

00:23:07.220 That was my little rant, but I hope you guys appreciate that. Okay, so I am going to

00:23:14.940 start the live stream now. So, oh, there you go.

00:23:23.860 Seymour, most Persians got a nickname, especially with Kh. You know what? You're absolutely right.

00:23:29.900 Could you imagine someone, first of all, for example, I love the name Khashayar. I think

00:23:38.100 Khashayar is such a beautiful, beautiful Iranian, authentic name. For those of you who aren't

00:23:45.780 Iranian, Khashayar in English is Xerxes. Okay. So, but could you imagine like walking up to someone, 0.89

00:23:53.320 you know, and being like, hello, my name is Khashayar. And then, you know, you're like in

00:23:58.280 England or Canada or US and the person's like, what? Right. So of course, like we, we all have

00:24:05.540 nicknames. And it has absolutely nothing to do with like erasing our identity or anything. It's

00:24:13.860 more to do with like, you know, assimilating, right? It's just you're assimilating, you're

00:24:19.640 integrating. And that's all it is. So you're absolutely right. Like lots of people with

00:24:25.360 names will change the name, right? Not just but also, right? Like, like, there's no sound in

00:24:33.940 English. Like my last name, my last name is Qamari, but there's no Q in English. And so

00:24:40.240 in English, it's Gamari. Like we replaced the Q with the G, Gamari. So there you go. 0.96

00:24:50.360 Raider. Wow, Raider. Thank you so much for the support. Appreciate that. You are the best,

00:24:55.860 Raider. Guys, Raider is like Santa Claus, except he's around all year long. Like he just randomly,

00:25:02.760 he or she randomly shows up and just supports the channel. And it really means a lot to me.

00:25:10.720 So thank you, Raider. And Raider has been supporting my live stream, like from the

00:25:15.340 beginning, literally like back in back on October 1. So there you go. Thank you so much, Raider.

00:25:24.460 Really, really appreciate that. So okay, tonight, so I have to apologize, I did start a little bit

00:25:31.440 late. That's because I was supposed to get ready. But then Apostate Prophet, which, you know, who I

00:25:44.980 actually featured in one of my live streams earlier, Ridvan, he started a live stream so

00:25:52.000 that I was, I was like, I was watching the live stream. And so I got a little bit distracted.

00:25:57.980 it and then i realized oh my gosh it's 9 30 i need to get ready so then i had to like you know

00:26:03.560 stop watching his live stream even even though i was really really enjoying it um and then i had

00:26:10.500 to start my own so i mean i don't know like i still kind of want to watch so i mean here

00:26:19.040 should we let let's let's creep let's creep for a little bit guys let's let's creep for a little

00:26:27.080 bit and see what's going on. And if you guys are not following Apostate Prophet or David Wood,

00:26:34.260 you need to follow them ASAP. So let's creep for a little bit and then I'll get my own live 0.95

00:26:41.140 stream. Well, but I will let the fruit speak. I'm very proud. Hey, Mosh, we'll still have to figure

00:26:46.020 that out and what we're doing. So send me a message. You can get my email on my YouTube 0.78

00:26:52.920 home page send me a message why don't you just send me a message right now what's going on i just

00:27:02.840 want a message from you didn't you hear that jesus was a palestinian yes only from retired people

00:27:09.800 momo also said david wood ap tulsi winger 2028 or tucker owens 2028 uh obviously

00:27:17.640 their live streams happening right now this is live crazy spider says opinions on israel

00:27:22.680 recognizing Somaliland today I don't really care honestly here's the thing Israel is part of a

00:27:28.960 campaign to recognize Somaliland as a as a Muslim country okay that is supposed to be

00:27:34.660 that is supposed to be part of a pro-western mindset and all that and against the Islamists 0.98

00:27:41.860 to me however Somaliland is just another just another Islamic country so I really do not care 0.99

00:27:47.000 dude okay guys so um i'm going to give them a super chat with a question so you guys let me 1.00

00:27:56.220 know in the live stream what question you want me to ask them and then i will go put a super chat

00:28:03.280 in their live stream and i'll tell them that i'm creeping them on my channel so you guys let me

00:28:10.720 know you guys let me know what you want me to say and we'll we'll just do that i think i think that

00:28:15.060 be kind of funny let me know obi-wan kenobi and tyler oliviera i have no idea about any of that

00:28:28.900 i gotta check it out if he still loves sam i don't get that i don't understand who's sam

00:28:37.780 kitkat for christ and i'm still going to wear christmas earrings and listen to christmas

00:28:41.940 music until january in your face david in your face indeed

00:28:48.500 uh mike crotch winger says why is ken is obsessed with bridget being a man but

00:28:52.260 silent on the insurmountable okay i'm gonna i'm gonna give a man yes you know what they already

00:28:57.540 they already featured so apostate was really nice but islam publicly then he was unalived

00:29:04.340 we just saw the turtle island islamic commies they're not on the only ones true what at what

00:29:09.460 age visited in somalia or something are muslims the majority belonging to the 0.56

00:29:20.100 okay that's really good that's really good okay okay i will do okay this is a good one

00:29:29.220 this is this is the one this is the one the flag of somaliland is oh my gosh okay

00:29:34.500 okay guys this is the one this is the one pretty ugly flag why the hell would i support this 0.60

00:29:38.580 here's the flag of somaliland why in the world would i support a country that has this only

00:29:45.380 this is the flag of the of the country somaliland so i agree with donald trump when he just was

00:29:50.420 asked about this and he was like does anybody even know what somaliland is um it literally says on

00:29:56.180 their flag yeah i have to say it sounds like an amusement park in somalia somaliland where

00:30:08.340 where you can see all the somalians and ride on them together like mohammed on the night of el 1.00

00:30:17.380 zoot ride mohammed we need a somaliland amusement park look at this here's the dirty country somalia 1.00

00:30:25.780 and their flag and here is uh and over there is somaliland and their flag which is just 0.99

00:30:31.780 a full-blown islamic flag okay okay okay i figured it out i don't care who recognizes them

00:30:38.340 um anyway david anything else uh okay okay okay oh it's totally yes love all the somalis and 0.89

00:30:51.280 that's why we're gonna make sure they all leave islam and convert to christianity inshallah 0.93

00:30:55.120 okay okay anyway here's my new song about the zoot 0.88

00:30:59.380 when you couldn't play okay it's coming it's coming

00:31:03.900 The Jamaican Zutzer.

00:31:33.900 I have no idea what's going on right now.

00:31:56.760 Hey, this is the beginning of my Zutso, still working on it, it's gonna be fantastic.

00:32:01.900 goldie what's up goldie goldie amari said here's your 7k from mossad my channel viewers say hi

00:32:08.520 we're watching you laugh right now hey that's nice very nice thank you thank you and all the

00:32:13.480 best to your channel and all the greetings to your channel go out from us you did it we did it

00:32:19.800 we did it we did it okay anything else david i think i think they're done there's nothing left

00:32:26.540 to say nothing left to say okay so i i think they're done i think they're done with their

00:32:36.880 channel um omid that was i think that was an excellent excellent suggestion um okay so let's

00:32:45.340 go back now to the topic here which is actually a very interesting very serious topic guys so

00:32:52.300 um you know we've had some time to to warm up people have come in I'm sure everyone is is

00:32:58.900 settled in they're getting you know their um their drinks like I mentioned tonight I am of course

00:33:08.460 always drinking bubbly tonight it is peach flavored bubbly so tonight's suggestion oh no

00:33:16.820 they're gone they're gone guys I'm not gonna do a live stream of a live stream like that's just a

00:33:23.820 little like too like inception-y for me right like you know there's inception and all that like

00:33:30.680 I'm not gonna do a live stream of a live stream but you know I went and I supported and it was

00:33:36.260 nice to do like a show and you know what actually so he Ridvan actually um at the beginning of his

00:33:43.320 show because like I sent a super chat but I've never done a super chat before so I just I sent

00:33:50.680 the super chat with no message because I didn't know I was supposed to write the message in there

00:33:55.080 so he just like broadcast it but he was so nice he actually like um he he actually shared my

00:34:02.620 YouTube channel on on his live stream so like super cool so much respect for the guy um I know

00:34:10.060 you've asked me to, you know, bring him on my channel, and speak to him at some point, I

00:34:14.940 definitely will, I definitely will in the future. But, but no, I'm not gonna do a live stream of a

00:34:20.680 live stream, like, but I'm glad that we were able to support, you know, he can now deal with the 0.81

00:34:27.820 Mossad, you know, now he's part of the Mossad conspiracy, right? So there you go. But getting

00:34:33.980 back to the topic of tonight's show. This was a suggestion from one of my channel members.

00:34:43.000 I apologize. I can't recall who. So what are the benefits of being a subscribed member,

00:34:53.540 like a paid member of my channel, is that I do members only live streams. And I just want to be

00:35:02.100 very clear I don't provide like exclusive information in my members only live stream so

00:35:08.980 like I don't gatekeep right like my my purpose in raising awareness about Islamic extremism and

00:35:17.260 terrorism is not to like oh you know be a member get exclusive content about terrorism it's not

00:35:23.940 like that whatsoever um I will always be 100% open with all of the information that I provide

00:35:31.760 The only benefit to being a member, aside from, you know, helping me grow my channel and helping me spread the message, is that in the members only live streams that I have, it's an opportunity for me to speak one on one with the channel members.

00:35:50.240 Because, of course, in a live stream, like if I was just going to go through all the comments, it would be way too much.

00:35:56.040 It gives me an opportunity to get feedback from members, and it also gives me an opportunity to prioritize what channel members want me to talk about and focus on.

00:36:07.240 And so that's exactly what's happening tonight.

00:36:10.000 So tonight's topic comes from one of our channel members who wanted me to focus on the Iranian Schindler.

00:36:19.280 Now, who is the Iranian Schindler?

00:36:22.440 His name is Abdul Hossein Sardari.

00:36:28.640 He was an Iranian diplomat, born in 1914, passed away in 1981.

00:36:35.480 He is credited with saving thousands of Jews in Europe, issuing to Iranian Jews in France new passports that did not state their religion,

00:36:47.720 as well as issuing hundreds of Iranian passports for non-Iranian Jews.

00:36:56.680 He has since been known as the Iranian Schindler or the Schindler of Iran.

00:37:04.700 So we're going to watch this.

00:37:06.920 I have two documentaries for you, actually.

00:37:09.280 The first one is pretty short.

00:37:10.860 I think it's about like 15 minutes long.

00:37:13.460 And then the next one is about, I don't know, I think like maybe 40, 45 minutes long.

00:37:17.720 So this is also a learning exercise for me.

00:37:22.260 I've known about the Iranian Schindler, but I've never had an opportunity to actually watch documentaries about him.

00:37:30.960 So I'm very excited about this.

00:37:34.120 And I hope that this will also give all of you a little bit more of insight into what being an Iranian is all about.

00:37:47.740 Because this man, Abdul Hoseid Sardari, he's Iranian, but he wasn't Jewish.

00:37:55.160 My understanding is he was Muslim.

00:37:58.000 And the vast majority of Iranians prior to 1979 were, you know, like secular Muslims, right? 0.64

00:38:05.280 And prior to 1979, when the Islamic dictatorship took over my birth country of Iran and turned it into a 7th century Islamic hellhole governed by Sharia law, 0.90

00:38:18.480 Iran was the second safest place for Jews. Israel, of course, being the first safest place, 0.95

00:38:28.680 Iran was the second safest place because Jews in Iran were not persecuted. And in fact,

00:38:34.320 there were many Iraqi Jews who also fled to Iran when they were being persecuted in Iraq

00:38:43.920 in the 1950s so you know these are the these are like important aspects of Iranian history that

00:38:53.220 are forgotten and you know keep I want you to keep this in mind because again think about how

00:38:59.300 the communists and the islamists right the jihadis the woke the progressives the marxists 0.75

00:39:06.140 um they always talk about the shah being a dictator right they're like oh the shah was a 0.88

00:39:11.580 dictator. The Shah was a dictator. If the Shah was a dictator, how the heck was Iran a refuge

00:39:19.320 for Jews that were literally being persecuted by other countries in the Middle East, right?

00:39:25.420 That's just one example. The Shah was not a dictator. I will be making a video about that,

00:39:33.340 But this is just one aspect and one element of my way to combat the false narrative and propaganda that's been pushed out there by the Islamists and the jihadis for the last, like, 50, 60 years, right?

00:39:58.180 So I want you to keep that in mind.

00:40:00.280 i want you guys to to remember and remind yourselves that all of this that we're about 0.97

00:40:08.360 to learn and watch right now this was happening under the reign of the shah of iran shah and shah

00:40:20.600 he and the pahlavi dynasty are the reason

00:40:23.960 that Jews, not just Iranian Jews, but Jews from various countries, were able to seek refuge in

00:40:35.300 Iran. And it was only when the Islamic dictatorship took over our country in 1979

00:40:41.980 that Jews were once again persecuted. All right, let's begin with the first documentary.

00:40:50.780 Oh, sorry, it was muted.

00:40:59.280 In 1942, a letter arrived at the Reich Main Security Office in Berlin.

00:41:04.940 It was a formal diplomatic request from an Iranian official in Paris, and it made an

00:41:10.020 outrageous claim.

00:41:11.780 The letter argued that a specific group of people who followed the laws of Moses were

00:41:16.740 not racially Jewish.

00:41:18.800 The author called them Jugodan and insisted they were an entirely separate community,

00:41:24.460 an ancient Iranian tribe that had simply adopted a new faith centuries ago.

00:41:29.840 He presented this as a historical fact,

00:41:32.820 a forgotten truth that the German authorities had overlooked.

00:41:36.640 The claim was audacious, almost unbelievable.

00:41:40.440 But here's the most shocking part.

00:41:42.280 The German High Command, the very architects of the final solution, actually bought it. 0.52

00:41:48.800 they accepted this argument and as a result hundreds of people were spared from the death

00:41:54.320 camps the man behind this brilliant high stakes oh man oh wow okay so oh like you can already tell

00:42:03.600 that this is like ai because you see that flag so that is the the flag there beside that man

00:42:14.000 that is the flag of the Islamic Republic. That's the Allahu Akbar flag of the Islamic jihadis.

00:42:23.160 What actually should be there beside him is the flag that you see up top over my head,

00:42:30.720 the Lion and Sun flag, because the Lion and Sun flag is the real flag of Iran prior to 1979.

00:42:39.840 and everything that this person is talking about happened before 1979. So, like, it's just so

00:42:48.920 frustrating. Like, no, like, there was no al-Aqba crab flag back in, you know, during World War II.

00:42:56.660 It was the lion and sun flag. So, anyways, I mean, this is why there's a lot of misinformation

00:43:04.640 about Iran especially modern day Iran right because everyone and anyone is like an armchair

00:43:13.280 expert on Iran and then they go out making like documentaries like this documentaries like this

00:43:22.220 and like how can you even consider yourself to be um a respectable historian or or filmmaker

00:43:31.540 maker if you can't even get your flags right like there's a huge difference between that flag which

00:43:37.820 is the real flag of iran versus the the flag of the islamic jihadi occupiers but there you go like

00:43:46.780 this is just um oof i'm i'm not liking this i'm not liking this video now like this is why it's

00:43:54.900 so frustrating for me to like even watch documentaries about Iran in English because 1.00

00:44:00.600 non-Iranians I'm sorry non-Iranians when they talk about Iran like 99% of the time they have 1.00

00:44:08.700 no idea what they're talking about no idea and to me like now this is just looking like AI sloth 0.84

00:44:15.060 so I'm not liking this was an Iranian diplomat named Abdul Hossein Sardari but the story gets

00:44:23.080 even crazier this so-called juggerton community it didn't exist the word juggerton he made it up

00:44:31.480 it was a complete fabrication a historical bluff played on the world's most dangerous regime

00:44:37.560 all to save innocent lives this is the story of how one man outsmarted an entire empire

00:44:44.220 with nothing but his wits his courage and a single perfectly crafted lie before the 0.76

00:44:50.520 and you know also with the help of the shah of iran because none of this would have happened

00:44:56.460 without the shah of iran supporting it suggesting it and endorsing it right like it's just it's

00:45:04.760 ridiculous darkness fell over europe abdul hossein sargari was living the high life in paris

00:45:11.500 he was the quintessential you know what i even regret sharing this one you know guys i like to

00:45:19.400 do blind watches so like I'll find a few documentaries and I'll do a blind watch this

00:45:25.440 is the second time that I'm looking at something and I'm like this is like absolute garbage like

00:45:30.420 this one complete like just it's literally you can tell it's AI slop someone just told AI write

00:45:40.080 a script make a film write images and that was really frustrating to me is like people are gonna

00:45:45.260 to like watch this and think it's accurate so let's you know I'm I'm nixing this one like

00:45:51.580 like we're what like four or five minutes in no we're not even two minutes in we're not even two

00:45:58.500 minutes in we're one minute 39 seconds in I am nixing this one this one is sloth so let's go to

00:46:09.200 the actual real documentary that i found hopefully this one will be better and this one does not look

00:46:16.640 like they're using ai so um here we go u.s holocaust memorial museum says he saved 91 people

00:46:26.640 his nephew claims 1500 some sources say thousands the truth we may never know the exact number

00:46:34.880 but what we do know is this an iranian diplomat in nazi-occupied paris used hitler's own racial

00:46:43.320 ideology against him to save jewish lives and then history forgot him his name was abdul hossein

00:46:51.320 sardari you've probably never heard of him no major hollywood movie no best-selling biography

00:46:58.600 until 2013 no sorry so to the person in the chat who's like spouting that like jihadi nonsense 0.99

00:47:07.600 about how like hitler inspired the name iran you're an idiot um the the word iran has existed 0.97

00:47:17.160 for like 6 000 years iran actually used to be called iran chef persia is the greek word for 0.99

00:47:26.340 Iran. So I mean, if you're going to come into a live stream that is run by an Iranian and is 0.93

00:47:32.900 moderated by Iranians, I would suggest that you actually try to get your facts correct, because 0.78

00:47:41.880 you know, that sort of like historic revisionism might work in other live streams, but do not come 0.78

00:47:50.160 into an iranian live stream and tell us that iran is something that hitler invented like take your 0.98

00:47:59.600 racist islamic jihadi nonsense somewhere else um i'm actually gonna ban you like i'm just gonna 0.96

00:48:05.360 ban you you can watch but but you can't comment anymore thanks ignition from israel's holocaust 0.97

00:48:11.200 memorial he died alone in london in 1981 broke and forgotten while the people he saved scattered

00:48:19.040 across the world with only their memories of what he'd done. And here's what makes this story even

00:48:25.060 more fascinating. The numbers don't add up. The documentation is incomplete. The claims are

00:48:31.720 contradictory. Some historians say we need to be careful about overstating what he did.

00:48:38.060 Others say he deserves recognition alongside Oscar Schindler and Raoul Wallenberg.

00:48:43.020 The truth is complicated, messy, and absolutely riveting.

00:48:48.020 You clicked on this video because you saw Forgotten Hero

00:48:52.020 and wanted to know who this Iranian diplomat was.

00:48:55.020 In the next 30 minutes, I'm showing you the documented evidence,

00:49:00.020 the 91 names on official Nazi exemption lists,

00:49:04.020 the legal argument so brilliant it convinced German officials

00:49:08.020 to investigate for three years,

00:49:10.020 years and the tragic cost nobody talks about yeah i mean this one also kind of gosh it sounds like ai

00:49:23.940 but this one seems to be a little bit better i mean like

00:49:29.780 like, this one seems to be a little better. I mean, it's just, there's not a lot of info

00:49:45.040 on him. And the documentaries that I've found, like, most of them are in Farsi, actually.

00:49:56.860 I mean, okay. So if you want, I've, I like, so there's, I actually have one that is two historians who are speaking about it. This one seems to be more legit. But it's very, very low quality. And I don't know how good the audio is. But I mean, if you want, I could play that one instead.

00:50:23.480 um here let me so i can bring it up for you guys

00:50:26.840 like this is the like this is the problem with iranian history there's not like a lot of

00:50:34.820 of good stuff out there but okay i mean i'll play the one with the historians that's like the two

00:50:44.740 old men they both have white hair okay okay i'll play the one with the historians let me just um

00:50:50.880 it's just downloading so give me a moment but while I'm waiting for it to download let me go

00:50:59.100 to the super super chats here so Cyrus super sticker thank you so much um learning language

00:51:07.100 for hummus and shakshuka from Mossad oh my gosh now you're making me crave shakshuka I love shakshuka

00:51:14.300 Um, my grandfather actually made a version of Shakshuka, except, uh, he used to call it

00:51:23.420 Ishkaneh. So there you go. Um, I actually had no idea that Shakshuka and Ishkaneh were the same

00:51:30.400 thing until a few years ago. And, uh, you know, one of my favorite childhood memories is my

00:51:37.460 grandfather um in in occupy iran um literally making me shakshuka but but he would call it

00:51:46.040 of course so um okay all right i i'm i'm ready okay we'll go to the rest of the super chats

00:51:56.200 and then we'll get to the two the two old men with the white hair the historians okay

00:52:04.020 you know what this this is my own fault it's my own fault i tried to find something that was more

00:52:11.020 visually appealing but there you go uh shouldn't have done that so yasi says shalom from brooklyn

00:52:19.940 shalom welcome thank you for being here tonight um pierre says to use ai is smooth

00:52:28.200 but it's not always oh 100 ai it's it's actually scary how much ai gets it wrong and and makes

00:52:41.960 mistakes but yeah all right okay here we go are you guys ready next but but but you you cannot

00:52:52.160 complain about the quality of the video or the audio here because i tried to find something

00:52:58.320 visually appealing it didn't work so here we go on american history tv author fariborz mukhtari

00:53:06.960 talks about his book in the lion's shadow the iranian schindler and his homeland in the second

00:53:12.560 world war he explains how muslim iranian diplomat abdul hossein sudari rescued 2 000 iranian jews

00:53:20.720 in occupied France from the Nazis.

00:53:23.320 The University of South Florida hosted this event.

00:53:25.920 It's just over an hour.

00:53:30.420 Tonight, we're honored to have Dr. Fariborz Mukhtari

00:53:35.920 as our Book Talk guest.

00:53:38.280 Born in Isfahan, Iran, Dr. Mukhtari attended undergraduate

00:53:42.320 and graduate school in the United States

00:53:44.860 at the College of Worcester in Ohio,

00:53:47.220 and then at the University of Delaware.

00:53:50.280 He returned to Iran in 1973.

00:53:53.280 And when I got the bio, I had to think about these six years.

00:53:56.940 And in six years, worked as a journalist for the Kehan group of newspapers.

00:54:02.900 He fulfilled military service.

00:54:04.960 He created an agribusiness enterprise and

00:54:07.600 served as a deputy executive director of the Iran British Chamber of Commerce.

00:54:13.680 All from 1973 to 1979, when he returned to the United States and

00:54:18.820 and was appointed assistant professor at Norwich University.

00:54:23.060 1983, promoted, became a department chair,

00:54:27.620 and then went on to be the director of military graduate

00:54:30.820 program and then a special assistant

00:54:33.020 to the university president at Norwich.

00:54:36.400 He joined the faculty at the Near East South Asia

00:54:39.580 Center of Strategic Studies at the National Defense

00:54:42.380 University in Washington, DC, in 2002,

00:54:46.860 where he remained until his retirement in late 2011.

00:54:51.460 He's taught at the University of Vermont as an adjunct

00:54:54.120 and at St. Michael's College as a scholar in residence.

00:54:58.980 In USF world, we seek to understand,

00:55:01.880 tolerate and respect others.

00:55:04.800 We seek to challenge surface level narrative

00:55:10.200 and to bring those from different worlds together

00:55:13.120 with a view to celebrating as much what we have in common

00:55:19.040 as what divides us.

00:55:22.420 I have a few super chats, so this was a good place to stop.

00:55:26.820 So, Eric, thank you.

00:55:28.720 We enjoy whatever you like.

00:55:30.040 Thank you.

00:55:30.400 I appreciate that.

00:55:31.220 Very kind of you.

00:55:33.000 Papa Wolf, Golsa, I have to say,

00:55:34.860 I stopped watching a good concert for you.

00:55:38.400 What concert were you watching?

00:55:39.980 Oh, my gosh.

00:55:40.780 Wow.

00:55:41.120 wow, I'm more interesting than a concert. Thank you. Wow. I haven't heard that one before,

00:55:49.760 but I appreciate that. I love learning from you and getting inspiration to look for more

00:55:55.020 information. Well, thank you so much. I mean, that's why I do these live streams. I try to

00:56:00.600 give good info. I try to bring in different perspectives and I try to share videos and

00:56:07.640 documentaries that you wouldn't normally like not not you specifically, but you know, you generally

00:56:14.360 like, like, people wouldn't normally watch, right. And so this particular video that I'm sharing with

00:56:21.460 you is is actually one of them, because this video, like what's crazy to me, this video was

00:56:29.160 uploaded six years ago, the one that we're watching right now. And it only has 513 views,

00:56:40.340 right? Like, there is so much good knowledge and information out there. And people aren't

00:56:47.420 finding it, right? Because the algorithm is trying to push a certain narrative forward. So

00:56:52.060 yeah, thank you. I mean, let me know which concert it was. I kind of feel bad now.

00:56:56.520 I kind of feel bad you're missing a concert. I don't think I'm more interesting than a concert,

00:57:03.060 but thank you for being here and wanting to learn about the Iranian Schindler and how Iranians

00:57:09.720 saved Jewish people during World War II. Thank you. All right, let's continue watching.

00:57:14.980 In this regard, I'm absolutely delighted to focus tonight's book talk on Dr. Faribor's

00:57:21.660 Mokhtari. Please welcome Dr. Mokhtari.

00:57:26.520 Thank you very much, thank you.

00:57:46.280 Good evening again.

00:57:48.600 You're stuck with me for another hour and 10 minutes.

00:57:53.600 first 40 minutes I am going to ask some questions about the book and you have

00:58:04.040 the book here and I think they have a few copies outside after the end it's

00:58:11.360 called in the lion's shadow right after the end of the program you can buy the

00:58:18.860 the book in fact it's mandatory that you buy the book and he will sign it so for

00:58:25.100 the first 40 minutes I'm going to ask him to discuss his book I'm going to ask

00:58:29.960 him some tough questions about his book and then after 40 minutes you'll ask

00:58:35.720 some questions or you share your observation about his book Dr. Muhtari

00:58:41.840 thank you very much for accepting my invitation I know you have a busy

00:58:46.220 schedule so i'm grateful to you for accepting the impact you cannot hear me can you hear me now

00:58:55.100 all right while they're dealing with the technical difficulties so papa wolf says it was

00:59:00.780 joe bonamassa okay um wow all right i'll see if i'll see if i can find like a video of his and

00:59:09.820 maybe after this live stream i don't know you know what i probably can't even do that because i'll

00:59:15.260 probably be copyrighted right like whenever i try to play music um my live streams just shut down

00:59:21.580 so i would say that i would play one of his like music videos afterwards for you but i can't even

00:59:28.220 do that because youtube is um very strict about these things but uh i i hope you were enjoying

00:59:35.100 the concert thank you for being here okay um

00:59:38.780 okay I am going to speak as loud as I can is that okay now can you hear me it is on

00:59:54.840 on. It's all C-span fault. Can you hear me now? All right. What did I tell you? So I'm 1.00

01:00:13.720 going to start by asking you some and mine is on. Okay.

01:00:33.900 All right. So everything.

01:00:36.580 No, so the interview is not live. The interview is from like,

01:00:43.060 It was uploaded to YouTube six years ago.

01:00:47.080 So, no, it's not live.

01:00:51.420 I'm live, maybe.

01:00:53.760 I mean, I could be AI.

01:00:55.560 I could be Mossad.

01:00:56.800 You don't know.

01:00:59.720 Like, this whole thing could be pre-recorded, right?

01:01:04.320 And this could just be, like, the Mossad AI, like, just responding.

01:01:08.740 um but but that interview is 100 percent um from six years ago at least and um papa wolf says

01:01:21.640 it's okay really it's on youtube okay good to know all right well i hope i hope you can catch

01:01:28.040 it after um and and watch the concert thanks i think i said please ignore it and let's start

01:01:36.240 fresh um first wait i don't get that velcro

01:01:45.160 what's velcro i i missed that you have to let me know what that i i don't get the reference there

01:01:58.460 okay I'm sorry oh my gosh the first question I have is about the central character of your book

01:02:10.640 a guy by the name of Saradori please tell us a little bit about his background who he was

01:02:19.360 and also tell us how you ended up looking into his case because frankly

01:02:27.780 a lot of people including not a lot an overwhelming majority of Iranians as

01:02:33.540 well as Americans didn't know that didn't know about this important

01:02:39.240 historical episode so please tell us about mr. Sardari the central character

01:02:44.700 of the book and why how you ended up spending seven years of your life

01:02:50.420 researching about it well thank you first of all I thank you for the

01:02:56.720 reception, very generous introduction and all of you for being here. Saadari was

01:03:12.200 the character, the central character of the book. Is the other one on? How do you

01:03:22.040 know whether it's on or not this is my favorite part of the interview where the two old men like

01:03:28.660 literally for the last like five minutes they've just been asking about is the microphone on is

01:03:34.300 the sound coming is it working now it's up okay the central character is that okay now

01:03:51.040 The central character of the book, Abdul Hussein Sardari, who was a junior diplomat in Paris during the occupation of France, came from a prominent family.

01:04:05.660 His grandmother was a princess, and therefore he came from a family that was well positioned, well educated, and wealthy.

01:04:21.040 guys i know what velcro is i know what velcro is i just i didn't understand the reference

01:04:27.760 it's just velcro what a ripoff like what is that referring to i know what velcro is that wasn't the

01:04:36.240 point like it's just like i wasn't i wasn't talking about velcro so i don't i don't know

01:04:44.480 what what what the super chat is about so that I was just confused I was just confused guys

01:04:52.040 oh the microphone in in the okay so they're referring to the velcro attached microphone

01:05:02.620 in the documentary okay no it's not a beer it's a bubbly it's peach flavored bubbly tonight

01:05:10.100 so okay now I get it so it's it's referencing the velcro in in the interview okay okay I get it now

01:05:22.160 I get it no I know what velcro is guys like come on come on I'm not from the seventh century um

01:05:29.580 and no I I don't I don't drink beer I don't like beer um I like my my my sparkly water um Melissa

01:05:37.820 says, much love and respect from a Macedonian girl born in Australia. Love you and your content.

01:05:45.700 Mashallah, you're so gorgeous. Thank you, Melissa, for the kind words. I can tell from

01:05:51.380 your profile picture, you are also beautiful. Thank you for being here. Thank you for the support.

01:05:59.100 Lots of prayers for people in Australia right now because you guys have

01:06:04.400 some problems and i actually made a video about that and i kind of ranted about 0.97

01:06:10.800 about the stupidity of the australian government and australian police so um 0.88

01:06:19.800 yeah all right let's continue but thank you for the support 0.99

01:06:26.760 He was sent to Europe at the age of eight, in fact, in England, to a boarding school,

01:06:34.040 so he studied in England, and then after he finished high school, he went to Switzerland,

01:06:41.560 University of Geneva, and he studied there, and after he graduated, he completed his doctoral

01:06:48.120 degree in law. So that's, you know, his background. When he was in

01:06:56.440 Switzerland, his younger sisters, her younger sister was married to a gentleman

01:07:07.240 who was Iran's envoy, he didn't have the title of ambassador, to Bern, Switzerland.

01:07:19.440 And he gave him a position at the Iranian legation in Bern and then later on he liked

01:07:29.180 his work so much that he invited him to join the foreign ministry, Iranian foreign ministry

01:07:35.360 as a regular diplomat, and he did, and he was accepted.

01:07:40.360 A couple of years, this happened in 1938 or so.

01:07:45.500 A year later, the Iranian foreign minister

01:07:49.860 decided that this guy in Bern should become Iranian envoy

01:07:54.460 in Paris, France.

01:07:56.180 And he moved there and took this young man with him,

01:08:01.100 because he was the kind of person who would get things done.

01:08:05.040 and of course he was well educated and he spoke several languages

01:08:08.680 he spoke German, he spoke French, and he spoke English

01:08:13.900 and he really was very good although he left Iran at the age of eight

01:08:17.880 his Persian was excellent, his handwriting is really remarkable

01:08:21.980 and the reason for that is that when he was sent to England

01:08:26.240 a chaperone was sent with him who actually was his educator

01:08:31.600 so anyway, this is the background

01:08:34.060 Now, let me give you a footnote, because this relates to Dr. Milani here.

01:08:39.040 How did I get interested in this?

01:08:41.200 I was reading his brother's book, and there is a footnote in his brother's books.

01:08:47.000 And the footnote is something, if I recall correctly, there is a rumor that there was an Iranian diplomat in France during the war that helped Jews.

01:08:58.160 Well, you know, being an Iranian, I thought, this is a wonderful thing to know.

01:09:04.060 you know there's a sense of pride in this uh so i called him up it took about six months before he

01:09:09.500 answered my call by the way but but when he did he said i heard this from three people and he gave

01:09:14.860 me the names he didn't have the telephone numbers but gave me the names i found those wait i think

01:09:21.180 i think i missed something sorry i have to go to the chat here um why are people talking about

01:09:28.460 in the chat. What did I miss? Wait, where's this thing? You guys like want songs? Like what?

01:09:43.500 no that's fine no no like i no i i no no no no need to apologize like i mean i i could play some

01:10:04.160 if you want but i could only do it for like maybe 30 seconds maximum because then youtube might

01:10:13.000 copyright copyright my my live stream do you do you want me to play hoyadeh okay i guess you know

01:10:22.600 what we're we are going all right we're gonna go to our first commercial break okay so we're gonna

01:10:30.280 play, like, the Whitney Houston slash Celine Dion of Iranians, I guess. Okay.

01:10:45.360 Okay. I'm not going to sing Hayedit. No, I'm not going to. I don't have a good singing voice.

01:10:51.400 singing is not

01:10:53.720 not one of my

01:10:55.440 Hayate passed away

01:10:57.000 a few years ago as well

01:10:59.340 she was also a big

01:11:01.420 activist for

01:11:02.700 bringing Iran 0.56

01:11:04.800 but no I'm not

01:11:07.060 I'm literally not going to sing

01:11:09.540 Hayate there's no way

01:11:11.280 I'm doing that

01:11:12.100 but I will I mean I'll

01:11:15.400 I'll play her

01:11:16.960 song for like you know

01:11:19.420 what let's see how long I can play her her music before the screen goes black because because those

01:11:25.500 of you who who have been with me for like the last three months you know that when I'm playing

01:11:30.960 copyrighted copyrighted music um sometimes sometimes the stream shuts down so all right

01:11:37.820 let's see how far we can get so this is Haya Deh she's like one of the most famous Iranian singers

01:11:42.860 she passed away um a few decades ago I'm sorry okay so that that's the end of that so that was

01:11:49.060 four people who were asking about Hoyedeh, I should probably find a version of this song

01:11:57.760 that actually maybe has like English subtitles. So basically, she's talking about Im Shab Shabe

01:12:07.240 Eshre, which basically means tonight is a night of love. So it's basically a song about love,

01:12:14.080 and you know poetry and being happy and just enjoying life you know basically basically 1.00

01:12:21.600 everything that is about Iranian culture and everything that is antithetical to Islam right

01:12:28.820 so yeah like um it's the this song is from the early 80s again the Islamic dictatorship took

01:12:38.280 over Iran in 1979. They brought death. They brought destruction. Music was haram. Women's 0.96

01:12:46.500 singing were haram, all that kind of stuff. So Hayede is one of the Iranian singers who managed

01:12:54.260 to escape when the Islamic dictatorship took over. She went to LA and Hollywood and continued

01:13:02.620 making songs. As you can tell from the quality of this music video, it's very old. It's from like

01:13:09.540 the early 1980s. But she's literally singing about like love and laughter and night. So I mean,

01:13:18.060 I'll see if I can find a subtitled version. I don't think it exists, though. But there you go.

01:13:23.980 That's that's your that's your little, you know, your 80s commercial, Elijah, I don't know if you're

01:13:30.120 here about Elijah, if you're here, there's your 80s commercial with an Iranian song from the 80s.

01:13:36.740 So again, this is what Iranian culture is, not like the savage jihadi Islamic terrorists

01:13:43.940 that took over our country in 1979. So I hope you enjoyed that. Oh, Elijah is here.

01:13:52.120 There you go. There you go, Elijah. You know, maybe I'll play some more

01:13:58.680 Oh, gosh. If I do this, I'll be revealing all of our secrets as Iranians. Like I could maybe play

01:14:07.460 some more Iranian songs and music videos from the 1980s if you guys want. But yeah, like this is

01:14:19.340 the real Iran, not, you know, the jihadi Islamic terrorists who yell Allah Akbar. Like that's not 0.92

01:14:25.480 us literally not us so we love Hayada all right okay let's get back to um our documentary about

01:14:32.840 the Iranian Schindler for one of them actually was residing in Florida with Mr Tabakoli who had

01:14:41.320 been Consul General of Iran in Milan Italy I got the information from them uh then I found some of

01:14:50.440 survivors in Los Angeles, I talked to them, and then went to the National Archives and that is

01:14:56.440 where the real work began. So that is the background.

01:15:00.440 So the event took place, if I'm not mistaken, from 1940 to 1942-43, am I correct?

01:15:08.440 No, it continued until 1946-47.

01:15:11.440 47, so before we get into what Sardari did, I want to take you back to Iran,

01:15:18.440 so that the audience has a better understanding of what was taking place in Iran during World War II.

01:15:25.440 Please tell us about who was in power and what was the status of Iran at that time during World War II.

01:15:36.440 And then we get back to the story.

01:15:39.440 Well, in order to really understand what was going on in Iran during the Second World War,

01:15:43.440 you have to go back to the First World War.

01:15:46.440 Iran had declared its neutrality before the First World War began, but Russia, Turkey, Ottoman Empire at the time and the British, of course, they invaded the country and they fought their wars inside Iran, as a result of which there was tremendous devastation, hunger, famine and stories are that one third of the population of the country lost its life due to starvation.

01:16:16.440 Now, with that background, the moment that the situation in Europe started getting sort

01:16:27.420 of threatening, Iran declared its neutrality again.

01:16:33.460 Now Iran, from 1925, Iran had started a rapid development program politically, militarily,

01:16:42.880 socially, et cetera, et cetera.

01:16:44.560 Rapid development.

01:16:46.400 And therefore, the power, the central power

01:16:51.200 was in the hands of a new king, Reza Shah,

01:16:54.280 who had been a military officer, staged a coup, and so on.

01:16:58.840 What?

01:17:00.000 Oh, my gosh.

01:17:01.020 Okay, so he never staged a coup.

01:17:04.080 Like, oh, my gosh.

01:17:05.700 Like, do I need to look into this guy

01:17:08.300 and find out if he's one of those, like, woke leftist progressives?

01:17:11.500 Because everyone knows Reza Shah never staged a coup.

01:17:16.360 He was literally elected by the parliament to become the next Shah of Iran based on the constitution of the time. 0.65

01:17:28.240 Because the parliament kicked out the Qajar dynasty because the Qajar dynasty was weak. 0.98

01:17:34.660 They didn't want them. 0.96

01:17:36.340 There was no coup.

01:17:37.760 Like, what is this nonsense here?

01:17:39.440 Oh my gosh.

01:17:41.500 Okay, wait, now I need to like look into this guy. See, this is what I mean. Like, you can't trust any documentary about Iran because there's so much misinformation out there.

01:18:00.180 There's literally so much misinformation and historical revisionism out there about Iran.

01:18:07.260 okay who's this Mohsin Milani guy oh my god let me see

01:18:15.540 Mohsin Milani

01:18:24.480 Five, why?

01:18:33.120 Why?

01:18:33.840 Why?

01:18:33.940 Why?

01:18:38.640 Why?

01:18:54.380 Why?

01:18:54.480 Yes, we have inspired her.

01:18:57.800 So we cannot download a film just to make them

01:19:01.440 so we can reveal the wrong view.

01:19:06.160 Yes, that is her face! 0.63

01:19:10.420 So we can see do that again!

01:19:18.820 Yes, anyone can pay attention from the scared MPH Matter lift

01:19:22.900 i

01:19:43.060 what

01:19:45.380 oh my gosh

01:19:49.500 Algo, this way he said something 0.99

01:19:58.060 That's ridiculous

01:20:07.580 The title 2020

01:20:13.820 There are a lot of people in Good

01:20:18.080 prominent figures of the Pahlavi era studied in Beirut oh my gosh okay guys um okay okay um

01:20:38.800 Um, so huge, huge red flag right here. Oh no. Oh, oh, I'm triggered. I'm triggered. Like guys,

01:20:48.520 I have fun. I have fun. Um, I like to, you know, have jokes, you know, make jokes and have fun

01:20:58.400 and laugh. But when it comes to the history of Iran, especially modern day Iran, like,

01:21:08.800 my spidey senses go off as soon as certain keywords come up. And as soon as this guy

01:21:17.560 just casually put out, casually put out that the Pahlavi dynasty came in through a coup,

01:21:27.360 which literally never happened. As soon as you casually put that out, that's where like for us

01:21:33.520 Iranians, our spidey senses go off. So one of the things that we're very good at is looking up people

01:21:42.880 and finding out who they are and what they're all about. So I just looked up this guy. He is an

01:21:52.520 extreme leftist slash communist slash Islamist. So this cockroach, let's say, I want to be, 0.93

01:22:03.060 I want to be polite. So this cockroach was probably in some way involved in the 1979 Islamic 0.99

01:22:14.020 revolution that took over Iran. In Farsi, we have a word for these kinds of people. We call them 1.00

01:22:22.420 Naslapanjohafdi, which means the generation of the 57s. So this live stream has now automatically 0.96

01:22:32.500 shifted. It has gone from a chill, you know, documentary, fun type thing into the kind of

01:22:42.040 documentary where myself and other Iranians in the chat, we are going to, we're still going to

01:22:50.440 continue watching, by the way, we're going to continue watching, but we are going to call out

01:22:57.240 every single lie that these leftist islamic jihadis put out there so those of you who have

01:23:05.620 watched my live streams about um the history of iran and the 1979 islamic revolution um you're 0.67

01:23:14.480 already well aware that there are so many like literally pretty much every single documentary

01:23:20.860 about the 1979 Islamic Revolution is based on fake news and propaganda pushed by the jihadis

01:23:30.440 and the communists and the leftists. This guy's one of them. He's one of them. So yeah. 0.86

01:23:40.840 Yeah. Things just got real. Things just got real because this is how they do it. I want to go back

01:23:48.980 And I want to play what he said for you because you, I mean, you guys probably didn't catch it and that's okay. It's okay that you didn't catch it because you're not as attuned to these things. But, you know, someone like me and other Iranians, we, we catch on right away.

01:24:07.620 So I want to go back, and I want to play what he just said, which is what, like, gave me, like, immediate red flags.

01:24:18.380 And then I'll explain why.

01:24:21.400 The country lost its life due to starvation.

01:24:25.340 Now, with that background, the moment that the situation in Europe started getting sort 0.75

01:24:36.360 of threatening, Iran declared its neutrality again.

01:24:42.400 Now Iran, from 1925, Iran had started a rapid development program politically, militarily,

01:24:51.660 socially et cetera et cetera yeah rapid development so do you see how he kind of like

01:24:58.060 plays that part like he just kind of like discounts that he's like oh 1925 iran started

01:25:04.300 rapid development politically socially economically etc etc right he doesn't actually

01:25:11.740 expand on it right he doesn't actually say what it means so what actually happened is when the

01:25:16.700 the Pahlavi dynasty took over in 1925, by the way, it wasn't a coup. They were democratically

01:25:25.420 elected in according to the constitution, right? So when the Pahlavi dynasty took over, because

01:25:32.900 the democratically elected politicians in Iran wanted a change of rulers, right? So when they

01:25:43.100 took over, they began modernizing Iran. They got rid of anti-Semitism. They got rid of Sharia law.

01:25:51.480 They started building bridges, roads, railways. They were modernizing the country, like huge

01:25:58.400 advances, huge advances. Before the Pahlavi dynasty even like came in, Iran was literally a

01:26:05.920 third world backwater country controlled by the ayatollahs and like all these clerics right 0.94

01:26:14.120 it was when the pan levi dynasty came in that things were modernized but but do you see how 0.54

01:26:22.220 this guy it's kind of like actually goes by he's like oh yeah in 1925 iran began modernizing

01:26:29.780 politically economically socially and then he says etc etc right like he just he casually

01:26:35.720 brushes it off this is how they operate pay attention like listen listen again of the country

01:26:41.500 uh lost its life due to starvation now the the starvation the starvation was by the way under

01:26:49.820 the previous dynasty the ghajar dynasty so it was because the previous dynasty was so terrible

01:26:57.380 that the democratically elected parliament of Iran

01:27:01.480 voted in a new dynasty

01:27:06.820 which was within their legitimate authority

01:27:10.680 within the Iranian constitution.

01:27:14.660 With that background,

01:27:16.300 the moment that the situation in Europe

01:27:20.980 started getting sort of threatening,

01:27:24.920 Iran declared its neutrality again.

01:27:27.380 yeah just like switzerland why is that an issue

01:27:31.600 why are you hating on iran when switzerland was also neutral see we have a word for people like

01:27:39.280 this we call them vatan furosh which means like homeland seller you know trader anyways this is

01:27:46.220 a part where he's going to literally like go over the historical achievements but then he's going

01:27:54.260 say etc etc to brush it off and then he's gonna say how reza shall the great we literally call

01:28:02.980 him reza shall the great modernize iran he's just gonna like go through it and then and then claim

01:28:10.340 that this guy came in through a coup just just listen to this this is a historical revisionism

01:28:15.460 that is so frustrating for us iranians now iran from 1925 iran had started a rapid

01:28:21.700 uh development program politically militarily socially etc etc rapidly the uh the power that

01:28:34.720 central power was in the hands of a new king uh reza shah who had a military officer staged a coup

01:28:40.960 and so on right so military officer staged a coup and so on right do you see how just like casually

01:28:49.860 casually threw that out there like as soon as he said military officer staged a coup

01:28:56.940 like my red flag just went off i was like whoa okay back off right there right this is the 0.94

01:29:06.600 nonsense that we iranians have been dealing with from these traitors who are literally 0.87

01:29:13.700 rewriting history in order to justify their decision for turning Iran into a 7th century 0.93

01:29:25.160 Islamic hellhole governed by Sharia law back in 1979. It's people like him. And unfortunately, 1.00

01:29:33.960 because, you know, this guy, oh, look, old guy, white hair, PhD, you know, he looks like, you know,

01:29:41.340 He's intelligent. Right? People believe him. It was not a US backed coup, you idiot. I've literally

01:29:51.160 had like several documentaries where I've explained exactly what happened. There was no US backed coup.

01:29:59.900 My gosh. Honestly, at this point, I feel like the AI, the AI video would probably

01:30:07.700 be better than than this one because i don't even know if i want to listen to this guy anymore

01:30:12.980 like why would i even want to listen to this like leftist communist marxist traitor to iran

01:30:21.340 who's doing nothing but like historical revisionism right do you see like oh gosh this

01:30:30.560 this is how frustrating it is for us Iranians. Literally, like, we cannot watch documentaries

01:30:38.620 about Iran in English, because the English language narrative is dominated either by the

01:30:47.520 jihadis, or by the communists, or by the Marxists, or by this traitor. And by the way, by the way,

01:30:54.260 this traitor lives in America. He's been teaching at, I don't know, like, what is it, Florida 0.86

01:31:00.080 a state or something for the last 10-20 years. Here he is. Look at this guy. He looks like

01:31:10.880 he's on his deathbed already. God. Here. I'll show this guy. I don't even know what

01:31:29.080 say like look at this guy mohsen milani professor and author iran's iran's rise and rivalry with

01:31:36.920 the u.s who said it really iran's rise and rivalry with the u.s it wasn't iran that had a rivalry

01:31:46.440 with the u.s it was the islamic dictatorship and their jihadi ideology you are the reason

01:31:53.560 Mohsen Haftou said it. You are the reason why people think that Iran is the enemy of the United 0.99

01:32:01.660 States because you write garbage BS nonsense like this. You don't even make the distinction 1.00

01:32:08.660 between the Islamic Republic and Iran. Meanwhile, you've been what? Like, I don't know, teaching

01:32:14.440 where teaching where

01:32:17.100 shame on you

01:32:21.200 shame on you for selling out your country

01:32:23.340 like this

01:32:24.320 My

01:32:24.840 Do you know? 0.99

01:32:54.840 And for all of the non-Iranians right now, do you know why I'm triggered? 0.98

01:33:06.440 because these leftists are the ones who collaborated with the Islamists 0.94

01:33:14.760 who ruined Iran in 1979 and turned our country into a third world poophole

01:33:22.820 governed by Islam and Sharia law. 0.99

01:33:25.520 And that's exactly what's happening in Western countries today. 0.56

01:33:29.800 Why do you think all of these pro-Hamas, pro-Balestine people

01:33:34.480 are joining forces with the communists and the leftists and the intifadas and antifas and all

01:33:40.420 that nonsense? Why do you think you have all these professors at universities who are saying, oh,

01:33:47.300 Hamas is a resistance movement, freedom fighters. America is evil. Imperialism is bad. 0.76

01:33:58.540 Do you think that's random? What you're seeing happening in Western countries today

01:34:04.480 is the exact replica of what was happening in Iran in the 60s and 70s thanks to idiots like this guy 1.00

01:34:13.200 right they these were the woke progressive intellectuals back then ruined our country 1.00

01:34:21.520 they ruined our country and then they have the audacity to immigrate to the United States and

01:34:29.340 continue their communist propaganda in your countries. If these people loved the 1979 Islamic 0.99

01:34:39.600 revolution so much, what the heck are they doing in the United States? Do you see how they are 0.94

01:34:44.560 trying to infiltrate your societies? Man, oh man, like

01:34:55.500 These people, and I'm going to tell you something, these people, these communists, these jihadists, these leftists, these woke intellectual progressives, they are more dangerous, they are more dangerous than the jihadi Islamists. 1.00

01:35:20.000 You know why? Because everyone knows that the Islamic jihadi savages are 7th century inbred savages that belong in third world country poopholes like, I don't know, Afghanistan or Pakistan or whatever. Everyone knows that. 1.00

01:35:35.100 But these intellectuals on the woke left, they're the ones who legitimize the Islamic savages. These are the ones who create space for those Islamic savages to then come into your countries and, oh, this is just, you know, freedom of expression and oppression and whatever. 1.00

01:35:58.720 However, these people are more dangerous than the jihadis because you know what? 1.00

01:36:05.940 An Islamic terrorist is an Islamic terrorist and they don't hide the fact. 0.96

01:36:10.220 But these so-called intellectuals, these are the ones who have been quietly destabilizing your societies for decades. 1.00

01:36:18.340 It wasn't good enough for him. 0.92

01:36:20.260 It wasn't good enough for him and people like him to ruin Iran. 1.00

01:36:23.500 after turning Iran into a third world country poop hole, 1.00

01:36:28.380 he then immigrated to the United States 1.00

01:36:30.240 and now he's continuing. 0.87

01:36:31.420 He's continuing the jihad.

01:36:41.420 Man, oh man.

01:36:46.380 I just wanted to have a chill night

01:36:48.800 where, you know, I watched a documentary about

01:36:51.780 And, you know, an Iranian who rescued Jews during World War II. 0.70

01:36:59.100 And instead it turned into, yeah, another one of these 0.87

01:37:03.420 All right.

01:37:21.780 I can't even deal with his, like, annoying face.

01:37:29.600 Jeez.

01:37:38.300 Let me see if I can find something else here.

01:37:41.920 I'll see if I can find something else.

01:37:43.320 Oh.

01:37:46.580 Thank you.

01:37:47.520 Thank you for the super sticker, Jane.

01:37:50.300 The AI video?

01:37:51.780 jeez I don't know honestly like like you're right this is why we can't have nice things because

01:37:58.240 we want to talk about something nice and then all of a sudden you see the leftists and the

01:38:02.920 communists coming in and just you know and then the rest of us are like okay great great this is

01:38:13.180 why this is why I literally never I I don't watch documentaries about Iran or Iranian history 0.73

01:38:21.700 in English because the narrative is dominated by the Islamists and the jihadis, right? The 0.86

01:38:30.540 Islamists, the jihadis, the communists, right? The woke intellectuals, right? Did you see how

01:38:36.900 he just casually, he just casually put out, oh yeah, he came to power through a coup.

01:38:43.040 Are you kidding me? Chayktu said it.

01:38:46.620 the parse. Thank you for the great job, Defender. Thank you so much. No, absolutely. 100%. I mean,

01:38:55.000 it's an uphill battle, but you know, we're getting there. But you know what?

01:39:00.860 Like, if honestly, if I had the resources, if I had the resources, I would have, you know,

01:39:08.480 I would have made my own like, you know, documentary or something if I could. I don't

01:39:12.140 the resources, but I'm happy to educate. Here, let me share this with you guys. So again, I don't

01:39:26.420 trust Wikipedia. I do not trust Wikipedia at all, but because I'm familiar enough with this aspect

01:39:34.740 of history, I can share it with you and I'll let you know if there's anything wrong in here.

01:39:41.440 So this is the story about the military coup, okay?

01:39:48.280 So first of all, this is Reza Shah the Great.

01:39:51.880 We love him.

01:39:52.980 We love you, Reza Shah.

01:39:54.100 Reza Shah, ruhat shahd. 1.00

01:39:56.120 There's a reason that Iranians today in occupied Iran, they go out in the streets and they 0.97

01:40:03.320 yell, Reza Shah, ruhat shahd. 0.95

01:40:07.180 This is Reza Shah.

01:40:08.120 And what they are chanting is, Reza Shah, God bless your soul.

01:40:14.220 Why? Because he is the founder and the father of modern day Iran.

01:40:22.100 Reza Shah is the reason that I am educated today. 0.94

01:40:26.260 Reza Shah is the reason that Iranian women are not walking around wearing burqas, right?

01:40:35.520 Reza Asha is the reason that every single Iranian is equal, well, prior to 1979 anyway, before the Islamic dictatorship took over, Reza Asha is the reason that anti-Semitism was eradicated in Iran.

01:40:51.660 Reza Asha is the reason that men and women in Iran are considered equal. Reza Asha is the reason that all Iranians are equal.

01:41:01.140 Of course, prior to 1979, when the Islamic dictatorship took over, and they imposed Sharia law, and took our country back into the 7th century with their savage Islamic jihadi ideology.

01:41:17.120 But prior to that, prior to that, Iran was a modern, secular country, and it started with Reza Shah, the Great. 0.90

01:41:27.040 And I will get into him in one moment.

01:41:29.400 so luke petty recently found you your content very informative lots of love from australia

01:41:36.400 thank you so much welcome um i'm i'm very very sorry for what's happening in australia

01:41:42.220 incredibly frustrating um like at this point like i i literally feel like australian politicians

01:41:50.580 and government like they have blood on their hands because not only did they let all the

01:41:56.620 anti-Semitism happened for two years. But now that like Australians have been murdered,

01:42:03.240 they're not even calling it out for what it is. And I think that's just shameful.

01:42:07.300 So thank you for being here. I hope you're enjoying my content. Sorry, I don't usually

01:42:13.400 do angry rants on my live stream, but yeah, I just, I just, I wasn't expecting

01:42:20.940 to have to deal with more like leftist nonsense on on a Saturday night like we we we've been

01:42:28.340 dealing with this for so long but I mean I'm happy to do it um because it's important to

01:42:34.300 call out the nonsense um Joe Go Rocket thank you for the support and the super sticker

01:42:40.300 appreciate that thank you for being here guys I hope I hope you learn something here

01:42:46.860 because what I'm about to share with you, right, this isn't just about Iran. 0.76

01:42:55.140 This is about the tactics that the communists and the Islamists use to erase your history. 0.80

01:43:02.700 For example, in Canada, there has been this concerted effort, right, there's been a concerted 0.99

01:43:09.880 effort in Canada to engage in historical revisionism by shaming, shaming the people

01:43:21.860 who founded Canada. I mean, yeah, sure, of course, like, you know, there's, there's colonization,

01:43:26.840 conquest, whatever, that can be dealt with, that can be dealt with. But there has been

01:43:32.280 a strategic push in Canada to, for example, demonize John A. Macdonald. There has been a

01:43:40.660 concerted push to rename Canadian institutions, Canadian schools, Canadian streets. For example,

01:43:50.860 in Toronto, you have the communist Chinese mayor, Olivia Chow, who can't even speak English 0.98

01:43:57.580 properly. She renamed Dundas Square to Sankofa. What the heck is Sankofa? What does Sankofa have 0.82

01:44:05.960 to do with Canada in any way, shape or form? Why? Why? Because some random city councillor who was

01:44:15.920 just recently elected claimed that Dundas was a racist or something, which actually is totally

01:44:24.500 factually incorrect incorrect but but the woke lefties the woke lefties communists progressives

01:44:33.880 whoever have been demonizing canadian historical figures in order to erase them

01:44:39.860 from the canadian history and to rename streets rename schools rename subway stations

01:44:50.320 Let me tell you something. As an Iranian, this has been happening in Iran since the Islamic dictatorship took over 47 years ago. As soon as the Islamic dictatorship took over in 1979, they demonized our Shah. They demonized Rizal Shah the Great. They demonized every single good politician, historical figure that we had. And they renamed everything.

01:45:20.320 they renamed everything so when i see these woke progressive communist politicians in canada

01:45:29.280 who are renaming dundas square in toronto to say kofa square all i can think about

01:45:37.360 is how the same woke progressive communists in iran when they took over our country in 1979

01:45:44.800 they got rid of like pahlavi street shah square whatever you know what they replaced it with

01:45:53.160 philistine this philistine that philistine square philistine street

01:45:58.880 imam ali this or on that muhammad this muhammad that 0.77

01:46:02.960 in 1979 the woke progressives and the woke jihadis they demonized

01:46:14.120 They demonized Iranian historical figures in order to justify erasing them.

01:46:21.780 And now they are doing the same thing in Canada.

01:46:24.900 They're doing the same thing in the United States.

01:46:28.700 They're literally demonizing Charlie Kirk.

01:46:31.740 They're trying to, like, they are spreading lies about him in order to justify murdering him.

01:46:42.240 It's the same tactic.

01:46:47.640 Meanwhile, us Iranians, we're just sitting here.

01:46:50.180 We're like, really?

01:46:52.800 Really, guys?

01:46:54.620 Like, are you not going to learn from Iran?

01:46:58.940 Because let me tell you something. 1.00

01:47:01.680 Once they take over your country, once they take over your flag. 0.54

01:47:06.060 By the way, this is our flag. 0.69

01:47:07.460 This is our flag, the real flag of Iran.

01:47:09.580 They made it illegal.

01:47:11.300 and now now in your own countries not only are they burning your flags they're burning the flag

01:47:21.120 of the uk they're burning the flag of australia they're burning the flag of canada they're burning

01:47:25.660 the flag of united states they're burning your own flags in your own countries 0.82

01:47:31.680 that's what the islamists and jihadis and you know antifa people are doing communists whatever 0.96

01:47:38.440 But you have the woke progressives, right? The woke progressives are going out and saying, oh, anyone who flies, the flag of their country is racist and misogynistic and is a far-right nationalist. 0.93

01:47:54.120 Right? They're trying to guilt you into not wanting to wave your flags.

01:48:01.200 They're trying to guilt you into not showing national pride for your country.

01:48:09.420 This is what civilizational suicide looks like.

01:48:13.180 It starts with historical revisionism.

01:48:16.040 It starts with demonizing the people who built your country in order to justify taking over and implementing a new government.

01:48:27.460 and anyone who speaks up, they automatically label as a far-right white nationalist, right?

01:48:36.260 Like, so apparently, apparently, because I have the flag of Canada in my background, right?

01:48:42.780 Because I'm a proud Canadian. I love Canada, right?

01:48:47.040 Because I have the flag of Canada in my background, according to the left,

01:48:51.620 But I'm a far right white nationalist, even though I'm a Middle Eastern woman that was born in Iran.

01:49:05.980 Sorry, I just not even looking at the comments.

01:49:09.880 I'm going to get to the comments in a moment. 0.55

01:49:11.280 um diablo why is it that affluent arab cultures are liberalizing women's rights while others are

01:49:20.320 holding on to the arab culture in the name you know that's a really good question it's a really 1.00

01:49:25.180 good question it's because um the affluent arab cultures are throwing their trash out 1.00

01:49:34.940 and Europe and Canada and Australia and the United States 1.00

01:49:40.720 have become the trash can of the Middle East. 1.00

01:49:43.700 So all of those savage Islamic jihad-ing terrorists 1.00

01:49:48.180 that Arab cultures don't want to deal with, 0.99

01:49:52.300 the Arab cultures kick them out. 1.00

01:49:55.040 Those people claim, oh, you know, asylum, whatever, 1.00

01:49:58.420 and they use the asylum and refugee system

01:50:00.740 to immigrate to countries like Canada, United States, Australia, the EU. They go there,

01:50:08.500 they claim refugee status, claiming they're being persecuted. But the idiotic, idiotic people in 1.00

01:50:15.720 those countries don't ask, oh, why are you being persecuted? Right? Because if someone actually 1.00

01:50:20.800 bothered to ask, why are you being persecuted? The response would be, oh, I'm being persecuted

01:50:26.520 because I'm not allowed to marry a nine-year-old or I'm being persecuted because I'm not allowed 0.95

01:50:31.540 to murder infidels in the name of Allah. That's the persecution that they're experiencing. The 0.51

01:50:38.300 persecution of not being able to be an Islamic extremist because affluent Arab countries are 0.70

01:50:45.440 modernizing. They don't want anything to do with that. So they just kick these people out and then

01:50:51.060 the woke progressives, welcome them in with open arms because multiculturalism is our strength,

01:50:57.320 right? Diversity is our strength. So yeah, Canada is a trash can in the Middle East.

01:51:03.920 U.S., trash can of the Middle East. Look at like little Somalia. What's going on in, I don't know, 1.00

01:51:10.060 Minnesota, Minneapolis, wherever. The trash can of the Middle East. 1.00

01:51:15.080 the uk europe trash can of the middle east australia the truck every other country has 1.00

01:51:22.440 literally become the trash can of the middle east because the arab countries don't want to 0.99

01:51:27.460 deal with these jihadis there's your answer um dominic thank you thank you for the super sticker 0.93

01:51:35.040 i appreciate that uh-huh doris just recently found you learning a lot keep teaching um

01:51:44.060 Yes, I have. I have 100%. I've seen the Chalistanis, and that's a big problem. They're all over Canada. The Chalistanis are all over Canada. They've also, like, integrated into politics, but it gets even better.

01:52:03.060 The Chalistanis have not only integrated and gone involved in politics,

01:52:08.200 they're involved in every single political party in Canada, 0.99

01:52:11.760 which means it doesn't matter.

01:52:13.380 It doesn't matter which party you vote for.

01:52:15.960 The Chalistanis will have a voice to push their separatist ideology about Chalistan or whatever.

01:52:25.700 for those of you who don't know the chalistanis is like it's like basically the the the the

01:52:31.060 sikh version of um palestine ballestine right not to be confused with all sikhs because many

01:52:37.620 sikhs are not palestini but you know there's there's like a group of them who want to like 0.67

01:52:42.340 separate chalistan or whatever like they're they're fake country which is about as you know as real 0.82

01:52:48.260 as narnia so yeah no i know about them and and no politician speaks about them because the chalistanis

01:52:54.580 have been so good at integrating into every single political party in Canada. You have

01:52:59.480 Khalistanis in the Conservatives, Khalistanis in the Liberals, Khalistanis in the NDP.

01:53:04.780 That's why no one speaks out about what they're doing, which is messed up, by the way. 1.00

01:53:14.040 And no, they're not real Sikhs. I know many amazing Sikhs. I've been to India. I've been to 0.63

01:53:21.580 Gurdwaras. It's just like the separatist group, right? Like, it's just a separate group. So

01:53:29.180 there you go. Um, all right, I am.

01:53:40.480 Yeah, I need to find I need to find another documentary.

01:53:46.400 I'm probably going to have to watch it in advance to make sure that there's not, like, some, you know, random leftist vatan furosh who's, like, going to talk nonsense about Iranian history.

01:54:05.040 So, um, all right, let me do this instead.

01:54:27.200 I'm going to, I'm going to play you, I'm going to play you my favorite Iranian commercial ever.

01:54:31.840 no Gandalf I didn't see your comment about Mohsin Milani because my comments were turned off and I

01:54:38.780 was just on a rant um but repeat your comment again about um Mohsin Milani in the meantime

01:54:47.840 I'm just I'm just gonna find my favorite Iranian commercial ever um

01:54:53.660 and that will um that will make me feel better um this this Iranian commercial by the way

01:55:06.340 um it has over six million views on YouTube this this commercial has over six million views on

01:55:17.340 YouTube. And, you know, whenever I need to feel better, or have a laugh, I will watch this

01:55:29.720 commercial. And for all the Iranians, oh my gosh, Abbas Milani was with the two-day, of course he 1.00

01:55:38.560 was, of course he was, of course. Guys, the two-day party is funded by the Soviets. The two-day party 0.74

01:55:45.900 was the communist party in Iran in the 50s, 60s, and 70s that worked with the Islamists to help

01:55:55.160 overthrow the Shah. Literally funded by Moscow. This commercial isn't copyrighted. It's available

01:56:03.920 on YouTube. So yeah, there you go. See? This is... Yeah. This is why we can't have nice things. But

01:56:13.740 again, this is also why we as Iranians are, we're very quick at being able to sniff out someone who

01:56:25.260 is a bad actor. So I mean, literally, like just, it's always the same MO. It's always the same

01:56:32.180 disinformation, the same propaganda. There you go. The mountain, I love your video showing how

01:56:40.000 hungry the middle east is for the jewish flag yeah those were the pakistan they were either 0.91

01:56:44.580 from pakistan or bangladesh yeah like it was just very weird very weird all right okay guys

01:56:49.440 let's um let's watch this commercial commercial break for elijah because elijah's been very um

01:56:59.180 very patient and i promised him i would i would do another commercial break so here we go guys

01:57:05.820 for those of you who are Iranian, you'll recognize this.

01:57:35.820 Shifted, shifted in reverse, domestically foreign 우리 ahora 0.64

01:57:40.820 please you beat my service

01:57:42.820 Shifted, shifted in forward, shifted, shifted in reverse

01:57:52.820 Domesty call for in our please you beat my service

01:57:57.820 Shifted, shifted in forward, shifted, shifted in reverse

01:58:00.820 Hello, my name is Gorgian.

01:58:08.660 Let me help you shift it.

01:58:12.660 What?

01:58:13.000 What?

01:58:15.660 So, so basically, like, the reason that this is really famous for us Iranians,

01:58:22.500 it's literally a parody of, like, 80s and 90s Iranian music videos coming out of L.A.

01:58:28.320 Like, even the music, the music.

01:58:29.800 um very very famous um i i think his like his mechanic store is like closed down now

01:58:39.640 um it was somewhere in la but um he appeared on on iranian tv a few years ago for like i think it

01:58:48.160 was like christmas or noruz or something um like he showed up um and he was like one of the guest

01:58:54.280 speakers or something so really good guy and uh yeah you know like you know whenever what like

01:59:01.580 I talk a lot about the negatives when it comes to Iran and Iranian politics and all of that

01:59:09.880 I don't talk too much about the positives you know there there are a lot of amazing things

01:59:16.160 about Iran and Iranian culture um like this commercial is literally like it's it's a meme

01:59:22.500 it's a meme among Iranians. And yeah, like, it's just, you know, one of those feel good things

01:59:30.840 that, you know, whenever you're having a rough day, you know, you can go and watch it. But yeah,

01:59:38.000 so. All right. I mean, I'll see if I can find. I'll see if I can. I wish I had a commercial

01:59:46.660 so all the chicks would want my service. 1.00

01:59:49.140 Yeah, I know.

01:59:51.700 So he's just so good.

01:59:54.380 Gorgon.

01:59:55.000 Gorgon, one of the most famous Iranians ever.

02:00:00.260 So, yeah.

02:00:03.520 I don't know, guys.

02:00:04.640 Like, I'm at a loss right now.

02:00:06.420 Like, I had, like, three documentaries planned.

02:00:11.460 None of them.

02:00:13.360 None of them panned out tonight.

02:00:15.720 so I don't know

02:00:19.220 I mean

02:00:20.840 let me see if I can find

02:00:27.100 where's my watch later list

02:00:35.200 playlist

02:00:35.760 I might have saved this maybe

02:00:39.800 I don't know

02:00:40.800 okay

02:00:52.560 no I can't find it

02:00:59.920 okay

02:01:04.260 all right guys I think I'm just going to end the live stream here because I

02:01:09.020 haven't been able to find a good doc but i haven't been able to find a good documentary

02:01:16.200 i i have spoken about this in the past so um i mean i'll show you where you can go

02:01:23.700 to to learn more if you're interested um

02:01:29.140 let me pull it up here jeez like i was i was i was just honestly i was not prepared to deal with

02:01:40.780 like russian funded soviets tonight like i i just was not prepared to deal with the two-day party

02:01:53.140 any other night fine but tonight i was like let's just have a chill night

02:01:57.140 But yeah. What do we have here? If Ayatollah is deposed, will Yazidi community have a? So the Yazidis don't actually live in Iran. The Yazidis are in Iraq.

02:02:16.140 Iraq. But prior to 1979, Iran was a safe haven for various minorities. For example, during the

02:02:28.340 Armenian genocide, many Armenians fled to Iran and found refuge in Iran. So that's why Iran 1.00

02:02:38.160 actually has a very, very strong Iranian-Armenian, Iranian-Syrian community because of the Armenian

02:02:50.140 genocide. And of course, during World War II, many Jews sought refuge in Iran as well. So I mean,

02:03:00.060 a hundred percent like when when iran is free and every and any single persecuted minority

02:03:09.940 will be able to seek refuge in iran just like they used to prior to um prior to 1979

02:03:19.580 but but there are no yezidis um in any you might be confusing the yezidis with the baha'is

02:03:27.180 The Yazidis are in Iraq. The Baha'is are mostly in Iran, although many Baha'is have escaped as well. So that's maybe what I think you're referring to there.

02:03:41.420 Um, but regardless of that, regardless of that, um, Iran was a bastion of religious freedom prior

02:03:48.960 to 1979. And of course, after 1979 will once again be a bastion of religious freedom. Um,

02:03:58.820 so, okay. If you guys want to know more, um, about, you know, the Islamic revolution and,

02:04:06.340 you know, all of that stuff. So on, on my, um, my YouTube channel, if you go to Iranians rate 0.81

02:04:13.980 documentaries about Iran, you'll see that I have a playlist. I have a whole bunch of documentaries

02:04:20.100 here. Okay. Watch these, watch these. And, and, and they're pretty long. Like the first one is

02:04:26.580 four hours long. There's one that's three hours, one that's three and a half hours. Like guys,

02:04:31.840 I go through these documentaries in detail. And I bring receipts, I bring facts, I bring examples.

02:04:40.800 Okay, so if you want to learn more about modern day Iran and what led to the 1979 Islamic

02:04:49.320 Revolution, go and watch these videos. I know that many of you have asked me to, you know,

02:04:56.100 make, make a video about it, you know, like basically kind of like one of my, um, you know,

02:05:01.480 Goldie unfiltered video where, you know, it's more like, um, 10 to 13 minutes long. And I talk

02:05:08.760 about it. I will, I promise you, I will, I'm working on that for sure. Um, because I, I do

02:05:15.500 understand and appreciate that people enjoy, you know, shorter videos, more concise to the point.

02:05:23.560 so I will I will do that as well but in the meantime definitely check out the and if there's

02:05:31.080 only one live stream that you check out it's this one here as you can tell this is from like you

02:05:37.360 know I have a different background this is like back when I was you know I didn't have a fancy

02:05:42.360 camera I didn't have a microphone it was literally just me and my laptop in like a spare bedroom

02:05:48.780 didn't even have like a fancy you know flag or anything like that so but i spent four hours

02:05:56.000 four hours talking about the 1979 islamic revolution and you know what led to all of

02:06:02.060 that encountering the disinformation so check that one out because that one is the real og

02:06:08.380 that one is like when i only had you know a very very small following and i spent four hours online

02:06:15.640 and many of you who are in the live stream right now were with me then so i appreciate i appreciate

02:06:21.960 all of that and um i also see a lot of iranians in the chat who are typing in farsi so

02:06:45.640 Okay, I want to end on a final note.

02:07:05.540 Maybe something a little bit more lighthearted.

02:07:10.480 Let me see if I can find it.

02:07:15.640 Okay, wait. 1.00

02:07:17.440 Stolen ass. 1.00

02:07:18.540 Wait. 1.00

02:07:18.780 I found...

02:07:22.780 Let me see here.

02:07:29.060 A lot of you have commented on, like, me speaking Farsi.

02:07:39.420 Where is it?

02:07:43.780 Wait.

02:07:45.640 Did I not save it?

02:07:53.640 I thought I saved it.

02:07:55.640 Wait, maybe I sent it to myself.

02:08:00.640 I found this video and I wanted to.

02:08:07.640 No, I don't know where it is now.

02:08:10.640 All right, never mind.

02:08:12.640 All right.

02:08:15.840 That's a shame.

02:08:16.840 I thought I had it.

02:08:18.220 I thought I had it, but I guess I don't.

02:08:22.080 Huh.

02:08:28.660 Oh, well.

02:08:30.480 All right.

02:08:31.120 I'll see if I can find it next time.

02:08:32.600 But for now, thank you, everyone, for joining.

02:08:35.100 I appreciate all of your support.

02:08:38.040 I'm sorry.

02:08:38.840 I'm sorry.

02:08:40.060 The documentaries.

02:08:41.200 None of the documentaries.

02:08:41.760 You know, guys, this is the first time that it's been three for three.

02:08:45.320 The first time that I've had three documentaries lined up, none of them worked out.

02:08:50.680 None of them worked out.

02:08:53.040 But, you know, now I hope you guys kind of understand why we as Iranians,

02:09:04.040 we literally never watch documentaries about Iran in English because it's just all disinformation.

02:09:12.720 It's all propaganda. But I promise I will find something about the Iranian Schindler 1.00

02:09:22.320 that is historically accurate. And if I cannot find something historically accurate,

02:09:28.100 I will make a video myself because it is such a beautiful story and it needs to be shared.

02:09:35.100 People need to know. So anyways, thank you everyone for joining. I hope you guys have a

02:09:41.200 great Saturday evening and we'll see you all probably on Monday. All right. Thank you everyone.

02:09:50.400 And as always,

02:09:58.100 Thank you.

02:10:28.100 Thank you.

02:10:58.100 Thank you.

02:11:28.100 Thank you.

02:11:58.100 We'll be right back.

Goldie Ghamari - December 28, 2025

The Iranian Schindler： Abdol Hossein Sardari

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