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EP246: Abteen Vaziri - Why Iranian Men Are Masculine · The Sovereign Man Podcast

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  Abteen Vaziri: You know Ernest Hemingway was a war hero who went and killed a bunch of Nazis and they came back and
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  Abteen Vaziri: became a literary genius and wrote all these different poems? That's what men used to be.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Men used to be tough. They used to go to war. They used to kill. They used to go hard. They used to do all that and then still wrote literary pieces.
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  Speaker 2: You're a man living in the modern world in a time when men and manhood are not what they once were.
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  Speaker 2: You live life on your own terms. You're self-sufficient. You think for yourself and you march to the beat of your own drum.
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  Speaker 2: When life knocks you down, you get back up because in your gut, you know that's what men do.
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  Speaker 2: You're a badass and a warrior. And on the days when you forget, we are here to remind you who you really are.
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  Nicky Billou: Welcome to the Sovereign Man Podcast, where we aim to make men mess.
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  Nicky Billou: And again, I'm your man, Nicky Ballou.
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  Nicky Billou: And we have a very special guest, a fellow Iranian.
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  Nicky Billou: He's an Iranian-American.
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  Nicky Billou: I'm an Iranian-Canadian.
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  Nicky Billou: Abteen Vaziri.
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  Nicky Billou: Welcome to the show, Abteen.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Nicky, it's a pleasure.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Thank you for having me on.
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  Abteen Vaziri: I was just with another Iranian-American from Canada right before this.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So it's a pleasure.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And I don't even know if you know, my cousins are Canadian.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They live in Vancouver.
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  Nicky Billou: Oh, well, there you go.
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  Nicky Billou: I didn't know that.
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  Nicky Billou: Now I know.
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  Nicky Billou: That's fantastic.
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  Nicky Billou: So listen, the reason that I asked you to come on the show is because I've been following
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  Nicky Billou: your content on Instagram in particular, and you are a man who pulls no punches, stands
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  Nicky Billou: up for what's right.
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  Nicky Billou: God bless you for doing that.
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  Nicky Billou: Maybe start by telling us a little bit about your personal story.
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  Nicky Billou: Sure.
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  Abteen Vaziri: You know, it's, you know, for, I'm sure you're dealing with that yourself as someone that's,
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  Abteen Vaziri: you know, of Iranian descent, you know, an emotional few months.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And, you know, one of the reasons I actually decided to run for office, which, you know, I've never been a politician.
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  Abteen Vaziri: I decided the day the filing was due, December 8th, girlfriend who, you know, hopefully soon to be wife, was Venezuelan.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And I'm Iranian.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And I told my campaign manager, also a friend from law school, that his name is Adam.
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  Abteen Vaziri: I said, Adam, I think something's going to give.
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  Abteen Vaziri: I think, you know, there's going to be some freedoms coming.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And I think President Trump's going to start with Venezuela and Iran.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And President Trump's going to be gone in three years.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And we need more leaders.
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  Abteen Vaziri: We need more people to kind of, you know, row in the same direction.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Having a free world and freeing people of the world from tyranny is a goal we all should
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  Abteen Vaziri: strive for.
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  Abteen Vaziri: It's not a good time for me to run for office, but I need to run for office.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And, you know, I have an interesting story myself.
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  Abteen Vaziri: My father was in the Air Force in Iran, did all his training in the U.S., went back to
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  Abteen Vaziri: Iran.
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  Abteen Vaziri: I was born.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And then three months after I was born, the revolution happened.
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  Abteen Vaziri: He was court-martialed and had given a death sentence.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And what actually saved his life was the Iran-Iraq war because they needed him to serve.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So they gave him a pardon to go serve in the war.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And after the war ended, he got a fake password.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And, you know, he fled to Austria.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And then me and my sisters and my mom, we fled to France rendezvous in Germany and then finally came to the U.S. as political refugees in 91.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And, you know, all of this stuff is coming back given what's going on in Iran, how many people are getting killed.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And it's been an emotional roller coaster, I think, for a lot of Iranians.
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  Abteen Vaziri: But, you know, I just it's hard to go back to your normal routine and daily life when people are suffering, especially people from your birth country.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So I feel like I have to speak up and enough of us not being courageous and not talking.
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  Abteen Vaziri: We all need to be courageous when people are going out and getting shot at on arms.
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  Abteen Vaziri: You know, I need to just not hold back and say what I what's on my mind.
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  Abteen Vaziri: That's that's the least I can do from a courage standpoint.
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  Nicky Billou: That's exactly how I feel.
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  Nicky Billou: You know, when I see our people, especially these young people, these children, honestly,
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  Nicky Billou: who went out in January, January 8th, January 9th, before, after, with nothing but their
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  Nicky Billou: bodies, and they stood in front of evil men with guns who mowed them down like wheat,
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  Nicky Billou: and they showed that courage and they kept coming out.
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  Nicky Billou: I thought to myself, you know, everyone tells me, man, no, don't talk.
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  Nicky Billou: You can't be too political.
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  Nicky Billou: You're going to tick some people off instead of the corporate world.
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  Nicky Billou: And I said, you know what?
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  Nicky Billou: I'm okay with that. I'm good with that. In fact, I wear it as a badge of honor because the least I
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  Nicky Billou: can do to honor those brave Iranians, least I can do is be their voice. When their voice is cut off
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  Nicky Billou: by an evil Nazi-like regime, those of us whose voices are not cut off, I believe we have an
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  Nicky Billou: obligation to stand up and speak, stand up and be counted. Because when I go to meet my maker,
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  Nicky Billou: my maker is going to look at me and go when it counted where were you and i want to be able to
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  Nicky Billou: say when it counted i stood up i spoke up i didn't back down and when our story was being slandered
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  Nicky Billou: by the forces of the evil left by the progressive racist left i was one of the ones who pushed back
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  Abteen Vaziri: that's what it's like for me anyways you know um my my father we would uh you know he passed over a
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  Abteen Vaziri: couple years ago, and he instilled a lot of the knowledge that he had in me, and obviously his
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  Abteen Vaziri: values. But he used to always get so angry when Barber Walters would interview the Shah and talk
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  Abteen Vaziri: about political prisoners and people being tortured and a dictatorship. And there's this false
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  Abteen Vaziri: narrative that Iran was a dictatorship. We had a monarchy. It wasn't a dictatorship. Those 1,500
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  Abteen Vaziri: political prisoners—by the way, those 1,500 political prisoners were people like Masoud
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  Abteen Vaziri: Rajaviv, Mariam Rajaviv, Khomeini, Khamenei, Rafsanjian, the people who are killing people,
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  Abteen Vaziri: those are the political prisoners.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They weren't political prisoners.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They were enemies, enemies of humanity.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And today, that same media is silent.
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  Abteen Vaziri: You know, when the crown prince was in Europe, the European media is complicit because they're
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  Abteen Vaziri: new colonialist.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And even though the British Empire basically shut down and left all those countries, they
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  Abteen Vaziri: continued on with this new colonialist idea.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And the way they do it is by having these weak governments that they put in place.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And the Mullahs are their government.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So, so much, you know, adversity that we have to come, you know, overcome.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So much fake news.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So much, you know, so many strong powers that don't want our people to be free.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And it's now become evidenced.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And we need to fight back.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And it's tough because, you know, they're trying to win information more.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They are.
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  Nicky Billou: But there's one thing that they didn't count on.
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  Nicky Billou: God is on our side.
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  Nicky Billou: God is on our side.
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  Speaker 2: God wants this evil regime gone, and it will be gone, regardless of what these useful idiots
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  Nicky Billou: of the left think.
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  Nicky Billou: And here's the truth.
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  Nicky Billou: The crown prince is a phenomenal, unifying figure for the Iranian people.
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  Nicky Billou: He's one who is brilliant.
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  Nicky Billou: I mean, look at him.
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  Nicky Billou: He speaks four languages super articulately.
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  Nicky Billou: He's able to converse with these people.
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  Nicky Billou: He's able to go back and forth in a most brilliant way.
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  Nicky Billou: knock back their specious, you know, scummy arguments and make the point that needs to be
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  Nicky Billou: made for the people of Iran. He's incredible. And then all the people that are stepping up
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  Nicky Billou: in the diaspora to go out to the protests all over the major and minor cities of the world.
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  Nicky Billou: There have been protests here in Toronto with over 350,000 people, 500,000 people,
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  Nicky Billou: Protests in Vancouver with 200,000 people.
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  Nicky Billou: In Washington, D.C., a couple hundred thousand people.
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  Nicky Billou: In Tehranjali, Los Angeles, 250,000 people.
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  Nicky Billou: In Houston, 100,000 people.
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  Nicky Billou: In Cologne, in Germany, 150,000 people.
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  Nicky Billou: In Berlin, 200,000 people.
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  Nicky Billou: All over the world, the Iranian diaspora is standing up and making its preferences known.
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  Nicky Billou: In Iran, the people in the streets are chanting Reza Pahlavi's name.
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  Nicky Billou: And these people that are trying to pretend that isn't the case are ridiculous.
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  Nicky Billou: They're foolish.
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  Nicky Billou: All we have to do is continue to speak, continue to fight, and continue to make sure that those
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  Nicky Billou: that are sympathetic to our cause know about what's going on there, and they lock arms with
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  Nicky Billou: us and move us forward.
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  Nicky Billou: That's what I believe.
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  Abteen Vaziri: No, I agree with you.
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  Abteen Vaziri: The media is really our biggest enemy.
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  Abteen Vaziri: the media, I mean, the UK media is just like, you know, puts this false, false, and by the way,
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  Abteen Vaziri: the UK media, BBC is who was passing out Ayatollah Khomeini's tapes to help this regime getting
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  Abteen Vaziri: power. And now they're doing everything in their power to make sure this regime survives. But,
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  Abteen Vaziri: you know, there's just so many stupid arguments. They're like, oh, are you a Mossad agent? Or,
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  Abteen Vaziri: you know, are you, you know, one of the things, I was just on this other podcast with another
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  Abteen Vaziri: amazing Canadian, by the way. And she was asking me all of the left's talking points. They said,
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  Abteen Vaziri: well, people in Iran, the youth may not resonate with Reza Pahlavi. One of the arguments that they
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  Abteen Vaziri: have is that he hasn't been in Iran 47 years, so he doesn't understand Iranians. Well, let me
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  Abteen Vaziri: counterargument that. That's such a stupid argument. It's just an idiotic, stupid argument,
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  Abteen Vaziri: right? Khomeini was exiled from Iran 15 years, those same freaking lefties. Did they ever ask
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  Abteen Vaziri: Khomeini, you were in Iran for 15 years.
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  Abteen Vaziri: How do you know how Iranian people feel?
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  Abteen Vaziri: You're not even Iranian.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Most of your life you were in Najaf.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Your family's from India.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They never ask him that question.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Adarchi, his family's from Iraq.
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  Abteen Vaziri: He tells the people, I'm the voice of the Iranian people.
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  Abteen Vaziri: He can barely speak Farsi.
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  Abteen Vaziri: His English accent is an Iraqi, Arab English accent.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And then he claims he's the voice of Iranians.
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  Abteen Vaziri: The Shah of Iran was 22 years old when his father was forced to go into exile by the British and the Russians.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Do you know where the Shah Iran grew up? He grew up in Europe. Out of the 22 years of his life,
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  Abteen Vaziri: probably 15 years of his life, he was in boarding school. He was educated in Europe,
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  Abteen Vaziri: knew six languages. But you know what? In his heart, his heart belonged to Iran. When he came
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  Abteen Vaziri: back to Iran, he loved Iran. And for 37 years, he modernized Iran to one of the best economies,
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  Abteen Vaziri: one of the most powerful militaries in the world. And he didn't grow up in Iran. This crown prince,
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  Abteen Vaziri: the first 21, 22 years of his life, he was educated in Iran. He's actually much more
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  Abteen Vaziri: Iranian than his father was. In the last 47 years, it's not like he wanted to go live outside the U.S.
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  Abteen Vaziri: He was forced out. He would be killed. He spent 47 years of his life dedicated to this cause of
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  Abteen Vaziri: bringing freedom to the people of Iran. And the naysayers just have stupid argument after stupid
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  Abteen Vaziri: argument after stupid argument. We're all Iranian. Our heart is in Iran. We're going to do what's
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  Abteen Vaziri: right for Iran. He is more Iranian than these, you know, these Iraqis and Indians and Syrians
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  Abteen Vaziri: that are running the regime right now.
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  Abteen Vaziri: These arguments are stupid.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They don't work.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They work for the uneducated mind.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They don't work for the sophisticated mind.
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  Nicky Billou: Look, these leftists who try to Iran-splain
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  Nicky Billou: what our lived experience is,
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  Nicky Billou: what our understanding of our culture is,
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  Nicky Billou: what our understanding of what the people of Iran
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  Nicky Billou: know and think is, are a laughingstock.
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  Nicky Billou: They're idiots.
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  Nicky Billou: They don't know anything about anything.
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  Nicky Billou: They just need to shut up.
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  Nicky Billou: They need to shut the fuck up.
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  Abteen Vaziri: There's a lot of money involved.
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  Abteen Vaziri: There's a lot of money involved, and there's a lot of natural resources involved.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And the colonial powers, the European colonial powers, just don't want to give up their power.
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  Abteen Vaziri: They don't.
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  Abteen Vaziri: That's just what it is.
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  Abteen Vaziri: We, unfortunately, have to fight the left.
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  Abteen Vaziri: We have to fight certain elements in the Republican Party that are arguably being paid by foreign powers.
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  Abteen Vaziri: We have to fight the Russias of the world, the Chinas of the world, and some Middle Eastern
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  Abteen Vaziri: countries like Turkey that are enriching themselves at the backs of the Iranian people.
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  Abteen Vaziri: When I see a woman in Iran who's one of the richest countries in Iran digging through trash
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  Abteen Vaziri: to feed her kids, when I see China stealing $23 million a day on underpriced oil from
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  Abteen Vaziri: the people in Iran who are feeding their kids trash, those European powers, those Chinese
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  Abteen Vaziri: powers, those Russian powers, the naysayers, the left, those people are complicit to 45,000 people
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  Abteen Vaziri: being murdered. Those people are complicit to that poor woman have to dig up trash to feed her kids
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  Abteen Vaziri: while the Europeans and the Russians and the Chinese are stealing money from Iranian people.
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  Abteen Vaziri: So every time they see that, I think about that woman that's eating out of the trash,
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  Abteen Vaziri: and I tell the European powers and the European media and the left media, go pound sand and take
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  Abteen Vaziri: a hike because you have no idea what you're talking about. You're complicit in the genocide.
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  Abteen Vaziri: You're complicit in people starving to death when they're sitting on one of the richest
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  Abteen Vaziri: countries in the world.
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  Nicky Billou: 1,000%, brother.
• 12:45
  Nicky Billou: Let's talk about the Candace Owens, the Tucker Carlson's of this world.
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  Nicky Billou: You know, I used to really like Tucker back in the day when he was on Fox News.
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  Nicky Billou: You know, I thought he was amazing.
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  Nicky Billou: I thought the way that he spoke out against the left was so authentic, raw, and real.
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  Nicky Billou: And then something happened.
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  Nicky Billou: I don't quite know what, but the man-
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  Nicky Billou: I know what happened.
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  Nicky Billou: lost his marbles. I know what happened. I mean, listen, let's draw inference, right? You have Dan
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  Abteen Vaziri: Bazarian, you have Andrew Tate, you have Tucker Carlson, you have Marjorie Taylor Greene, and then
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  Abteen Vaziri: you have Candace Owens. All of them, all of a sudden, just went hardcore left. What do they all
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  Abteen Vaziri: have in common? They all got fired. They got into financial trouble. They didn't have any money.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And then all of a sudden, they're like, Israel is bad. Trump is bad. Somebody's paying them when
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  Abteen Vaziri: they're broke. Dan Bazzarian, you know, his father was a corporate raider that stole like
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  Abteen Vaziri: $600 million from Americans, gave up his citizenship and gave up his U.S. citizenship, became a
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  Abteen Vaziri: same kid citizen because he had a $62 million fine he had to pay the SEC. So he left and
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  Abteen Vaziri: hid that money. And Dan got some of that money and started playing poker. You know, he had
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  Abteen Vaziri: a company go bankrupt, started losing his money in poker. All of a sudden he's broke. And then
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  Abteen Vaziri: all of a sudden he's got money and then he's running for Congress and he's against Israel.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Who's paying them? That's the question we got to ask. Candace Owen didn't really have any money.
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  Abteen Vaziri: All of a sudden, Charlie Kirk happens. And then all of a sudden, she's getting paid.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And all of a sudden, she's talking to luck. The same thing with Tucker. Tucker's having financial problems.
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  Abteen Vaziri: He's fired from Fox. He doesn't have any money. All of a sudden, he's got some big money.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And then all of a sudden, he's going. So, I mean, the writing's on the wall. We know what happened.
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  Abteen Vaziri: You know, the same thing with Andrew Tate. Andrew Tate was, you know, claimed he was a billionaire.
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  Abteen Vaziri: He was broke. He was in prison. He was a prison in Romania. He was leaking out money. He didn't
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  Abteen Vaziri: really have any money, the little money that he had spent. And all of a sudden, the rumors are
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  Abteen Vaziri: that the UAE government gave him $100 million to convert to Islam and start promoting tourism and
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  Abteen Vaziri: Islamism to UAE. It all adds up. Listen, these people, when you're Tucker Carlson in your 50s,
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  Abteen Vaziri: you don't have it come to Jesus moment where you completely change your politics without
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  Abteen Vaziri: something dramatic. Sometimes that happens when something dramatic happens to your life. You go
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  Abteen Vaziri: prison somebody dies you die something i think changes all of a sudden you you you go 180
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  Nicky Billou: well i mean we already know the the money is very very green you know when he left fox um patrick
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  Nicky Billou: bet david you know an iranian christian you know iranian christian assyrian armenian um publicly
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  Nicky Billou: put out a try to hire him to hire him for a hundred million dollars plus equity hundred million plus
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  Nicky Billou: equity. That was the boldest hiring move I've ever seen. I got my own issues with Patrick,
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  Nicky Billou: even though I am a fan and I go to his events and all of that stuff. But I thought that was a boss
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  Nicky Billou: move. And I thought, man, if Tucker's got some brains, he's going to take this offer. This is
• 15:38
  Nicky Billou: a great offer. A hundred million up front plus equity in what could be the greatest media company
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  Nicky Billou: of all time. If it had a big star like Tucker in it, but he didn't even respond to the offer.
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  Nicky Billou: He didn't even respond to the offer.
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  Abteen Vaziri: I mean, somebody doubled that offer.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And the rumors are that the Turkish government, Erdogan's got a fund that they put together,
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  Abteen Vaziri: and they're getting money from Qatar and Iranian government to pay these influencers.
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  Abteen Vaziri: And those are the rumors.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Who knows where reality happened?
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  Abteen Vaziri: But the truth is probably not far from the rumors.
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  Nicky Billou: So he didn't take that offer.
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  Nicky Billou: He's in financial trouble.
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  Nicky Billou: He takes offers from other people.
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  Nicky Billou: Although, you know, we can't confirm this.
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  Nicky Billou: This is just speculation on our part, but it's very likely speculation based on some actual valid concepts.
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  Nicky Billou: And these so-called right-wing influencers, in my opinion, are not right-wing influencers at all.
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  Nicky Billou: They are grifters.
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  Nicky Billou: They were in the business for the money.
• 16:42
  Nicky Billou: Exactly.
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  Nicky Billou: Grifter is a polite term for prostitute, right?
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  Nicky Billou: So basically, they were in this for the money.
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  Nicky Billou: When the money for being a conservative and a truth teller wasn't good enough anymore, they shifted their point of view.
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  Nicky Billou: The problem is that a lot of people that follow them have stopped following them.
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  Nicky Billou: They don't have nearly the level of influence that they once did.
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  Nicky Billou: Tucker Carlson's level of influence has cratered.
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  Nicky Billou: Candace Owens' has cratered even more than his.
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  Nicky Billou: And they're going to continue to crater because conservatives who are right-thinking people are not going to follow somebody
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  Nicky Billou: who changes their views 180 in a way that's antithetical to conservatives.
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  Nicky Billou: Go for it.
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  Abteen Vaziri: Sorry, Sergeant Trump.
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  Abteen Vaziri: No, I think you're absolutely right.
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  Abteen Vaziri: But the way that I think President Trump says it,
• 17:28
  Abteen Vaziri: these people are always losers.
• 17:30
  Abteen Vaziri: They were never influencers.
• 17:32
  Abteen Vaziri: President Trump kind of made them big.
• 17:34
  Abteen Vaziri: Alex Jones was always a conspiracy theorist.
• 17:37
  Abteen Vaziri: He was a crazy kook.
• 17:39
  Abteen Vaziri: Tucker Carlson didn't graduate college.
• 17:42
  Abteen Vaziri: It wasn't like he had all this experience.
• 17:45
  Abteen Vaziri: Somebody gave him a chance, and people kind of liked what he had to say.
• 17:48
  Abteen Vaziri: And now it's obvious that he's not being genuine.
• 17:51
  Abteen Vaziri: It's very obvious.
• 17:52
  Abteen Vaziri: I mean, he has to really try not to laugh or hold a straight face to things that he says,
• 17:56
  Abteen Vaziri: because you know that he doesn't believe in any of them.
• 17:58
  Abteen Vaziri: You know, and another thing that's interesting, and by the way, Candace Owens, she can barely speak English correctly.
• 18:04
  Abteen Vaziri: I think she was a novelty that she was an African-American woman that was somewhat well-spoken
• 18:09
  Abteen Vaziri: and, you know, would talk about conservative causes.
• 18:11
  Abteen Vaziri: And I thought, you know, people think Republicans are racist.
• 18:14
  Abteen Vaziri: Republicans aren't.
• 18:15
  Abteen Vaziri: Republicans welcome people with open arms when they come from other races, other religions, other cultures.
• 18:21
  Abteen Vaziri: And that was just, you know, she was a novelty.
• 18:23
  Abteen Vaziri: But when you listen to her, she's just gone completely just off the hinges.
• 18:28
  Abteen Vaziri: And President Trump is right.
• 18:29
  Abteen Vaziri: Nobody really cared and gave these people credit and built them up on a pedestal.
• 18:34
  Abteen Vaziri: But, you know, we're not stupid.
• 18:36
  Abteen Vaziri: We realize that somebody's paying you to say these things because we know they can't.
• 18:41
  Abteen Vaziri: It just doesn't add up, doesn't match with your identity a short time ago.
• 18:47
  Abteen Vaziri: Absolutely.
• 18:48
  Nicky Billou: Absolutely.
• 18:50
  Nicky Billou: And the problem right now is that on the left, these folks, they don't have two brain cells to rub together to be able to come up with an original thought.
• 19:01
  Nicky Billou: Whatever they hear, their overlords tell them they should think is what they end up thinking.
• 19:07
  Nicky Billou: And that's a massive, massive problem.
• 19:10
  Nicky Billou: You know, I'm here in Canada and I've been posting on social media saying controversial take, right?
• 19:20
  Nicky Billou: Iranians would rather see their country bombed than the Islamic Republic stay in power.
• 19:26
  Nicky Billou: And all these moronic leftists start piling up on me and saying, what are you talking about?
• 19:32
  Nicky Billou: You don't know what you're talking about.
• 19:34
  Nicky Billou: Iranian people don't want to be bombed.
• 19:36
  Nicky Billou: And I go, of course they don't want to be bombed.
• 19:38
  Nicky Billou: They want the Islamic Republic and its agents and instruments of repression to be bombed.
• 19:43
  Nicky Billou: And they can't wrap their heads around the fact that the Islamic Republic is not the same as the nation of Iran.
• 19:51
  Nicky Billou: Can you talk a little bit about that? Because I think that's an important distinction.
• 19:55
  Abteen Vaziri: Yeah, I mean, I think a lot of times politicians, even smart politicians like President Trump or Pete Hexac,
• 20:01
  Abteen Vaziri: accidentally, and by the way, me who was an Iranian-American, I accidentally sent Iran sometimes too.
• 20:05
  Abteen Vaziri: They failed to distinguish between the Islamic Republic and Iran and the people of Iran.
• 20:11
  Abteen Vaziri: Let me take a step backwards.
• 20:12
  Abteen Vaziri: Iran is a country that's been around 5,500 years.
• 20:16
  Abteen Vaziri: Iran, amazing people, amazing cultures, a cultural mix, and a lot of different people.
• 20:21
  Abteen Vaziri: The people that are running Iran today, or I should say the Islamic Republic today, they're not Iranians.
• 20:27
  Abteen Vaziri: They're foreign invaders, and they're using Iran's natural resources as a tool to expand this backwards ideology of an Islamic caliphate and grow it around the world.
• 20:37
  Abteen Vaziri: They have caused death and destruction.
• 20:39
  Abteen Vaziri: They're a leading sponsor of terrorism in the world.
• 20:42
  Abteen Vaziri: And, you know, all of Iran's natural wealth, all of Iran's oil money, gas, everything that's getting built goes to an organization that's got two arms.
• 20:53
  Abteen Vaziri: It's a political organization, a terrorist called IRGC, and then a charity organization also called IRGC.
• 21:00
  Abteen Vaziri: And IRGC takes all this money and spends it on pain, misery, destruction, and terrorism around the world.
• 21:05
  Abteen Vaziri: The IRGC not only does not represent the people of Iran, it doesn't even have Iran in its name.
• 21:11
  Abteen Vaziri: People mistakenly think IRGC stands for Iran Republican Guard.
• 21:14
  Abteen Vaziri: No, it stands for Islamic Republic Guard, of course.
• 21:17
  Abteen Vaziri: So it's basically a bunch of foreign invaders that have hijacked the country, and these people are making decisions.
• 21:23
  Abteen Vaziri: for the people of Iran.
• 21:24
  Abteen Vaziri: Ad-Akchi, who's the prime minister,
• 21:27
  Abteen Vaziri: whatever his title is,
• 21:28
  Abteen Vaziri: he comes out and they said,
• 21:29
  Abteen Vaziri: Foreign Minister.
• 21:31
  Abteen Vaziri: Foreign Minister.
• 21:31
  Abteen Vaziri: Why do you have the internet cut off
• 21:34
  Abteen Vaziri: for 90 million people?
• 21:35
  Abteen Vaziri: Well, the answer is because
• 21:36
  Abteen Vaziri: they want to create genocide
• 21:37
  Abteen Vaziri: and they don't want any evidence of it.
• 21:39
  Abteen Vaziri: That's why they cut the internet off.
• 21:40
  Abteen Vaziri: But he says,
• 21:41
  Abteen Vaziri: I am the voice of the Iranian people.
• 21:43
  Abteen Vaziri: How can you be the voice of Iranian people
• 21:45
  Abteen Vaziri: when your name literally says,
• 21:47
  Abteen Vaziri: Ad-Akchi, you're from Iraq.
• 21:48
  Abteen Vaziri: You're not even Iranian.
• 21:49
  Abteen Vaziri: You don't even speak with an Iranian accent.
• 21:51
  Abteen Vaziri: You speak with an Iraqi accent.
• 21:53
  Abteen Vaziri: And then you're the voice of the Iranian people.
• 21:54
  Abteen Vaziri: It's just a shame.
• 21:57
  Abteen Vaziri: And people don't understand.
• 21:59
  Abteen Vaziri: The Iranian people are like frogs in boiling water.
• 22:02
  Abteen Vaziri: They know they're dead.
• 22:03
  Abteen Vaziri: They're willing to go on the street with no weapons and get a shot at.
• 22:07
  Abteen Vaziri: They're willing to get bombed out every night just to have a chance to potentially get rid of this regime.
• 22:12
  Abteen Vaziri: And by the way, I think it's going to happen.
• 22:13
  Abteen Vaziri: I think President Trump gets it.
• 22:16
  Abteen Vaziri: He's going to get rid of these crazy Islamists.
• 22:19
  Abteen Vaziri: There's about 900,000 to a million and a half of them that just need to go.
• 22:23
  Abteen Vaziri: They're just no good.
• 22:24
  Abteen Vaziri: They have no home anywhere in the world because they're a death cult.
• 22:27
  Abteen Vaziri: And I think the way that he's doing it is through economic pressure.
• 22:30
  Abteen Vaziri: And I think they probably have three, four weeks of money left.
• 22:33
  Abteen Vaziri: And once the money dries up, they can't pay their mercenaries.
• 22:36
  Abteen Vaziri: It's going to fall apart.
• 22:37
  Abteen Vaziri: And President Trump knows that.
• 22:39
  Abteen Vaziri: President Trump wants the straight home ones closed, even though he says, open the, you
• 22:43
  Abteen Vaziri: know, gosh darn it, you know, straight home ones.
• 22:45
  Abteen Vaziri: I'm not going to repeat what he said.
• 22:47
  Abteen Vaziri: But when he says that, it's just acting.
• 22:48
  Abteen Vaziri: He wants the straight-of-homements closed, but he knows that they're such lunatics, the leftists have such bad TDS,
• 22:54
  Abteen Vaziri: and the Mullahs have such bad Trump derangement syndrome that they will do the opposite of everything he says.
• 22:59
  Abteen Vaziri: So he plays them like a flute.
• 23:00
  Abteen Vaziri: He wants the straight-of-homements to be closed for pressure on the Chinese and the Europeans.
• 23:04
  Abteen Vaziri: And Iranian Islamic Republic government, who is generating $500 million a day from trade, that's gone.
• 23:11
  Abteen Vaziri: And now when the money dries up, they can't pay those mercenaries from Iraq, those mercenaries from Syria, Afghanistan, and elsewhere.
• 23:17
  Abteen Vaziri: They're all going to go home and it's over.
• 23:20
  Nicky Billou: You're 100% correct.
• 23:21
  Nicky Billou: The strategy really has been to choke off the money spigot.
• 23:24
  Nicky Billou: So they're not in a position to defend themselves anymore because they're starting to lose the rank and file in the Atish that are not willing to fire on their own people anymore.
• 23:37
  Nicky Billou: Sure, some IRGC and Basij crazies still are.
• 23:41
  Nicky Billou: But for the most part, they've had to rely on these foreign mercenaries to repress the Iranian people.
• 23:47
  Nicky Billou: and these mercenaries are only going to stay there as long as there's money.
• 23:50
  Nicky Billou: Once the money's gone, they're in the business of money.
• 23:53
  Abteen Vaziri: That's it.
• 23:54
  Abteen Vaziri: I mean, look at what happened.
• 23:55
  Abteen Vaziri: People say Iran is like Iraq.
• 23:57
  Abteen Vaziri: Iran is like Afghanistan.
• 23:58
  Abteen Vaziri: It's not.
• 23:59
  Abteen Vaziri: And it's not like Syria, but the situation is very much like Syria.
• 24:02
  Abteen Vaziri: Iran is not Syria, but the situation, the way that Assad got beat us eventually
• 24:06
  Abteen Vaziri: is he ran out of money.
• 24:07
  Abteen Vaziri: He couldn't pay the mercenaries.
• 24:08
  Abteen Vaziri: They all went home.
• 24:09
  Abteen Vaziri: And it was like, it was just so anticlimactic.
• 24:11
  Abteen Vaziri: Like in one day, Syria just fell.
• 24:14
  Abteen Vaziri: And, you know, he went to Moscow.
• 24:16
  Abteen Vaziri: And that's the plan.
• 24:18
  Abteen Vaziri: And by the way, President Trump has also got that same plan in Venezuela.
• 24:22
  Abteen Vaziri: They just took out the leader.
• 24:24
  Abteen Vaziri: They didn't kill anybody else.
• 24:25
  Abteen Vaziri: There was no war.
• 24:26
  Abteen Vaziri: But Venezuela is acting through the blockade, through pressure.
• 24:30
  Abteen Vaziri: Trump knows those pain points and how to play economic pressure.
• 24:33
  Abteen Vaziri: And that's the other thing.
• 24:34
  Abteen Vaziri: I think that a lot of presidents have made such a huge mistake.
• 24:37
  Abteen Vaziri: They always think that the economy and foreign policy and wars and all of those things are
• 24:44
  Abteen Vaziri: you know are completely compartmentalized no they're all related trump uses economic power and
• 24:49
  Abteen Vaziri: and and other other leverages to put pain point points on these people and at the end of the day
• 24:53
  Abteen Vaziri: this is not about iran this is all about china and china wants to be the sole dominant superpower
• 24:59
  Abteen Vaziri: in the world and trump is finally the first president that has the cojones to stand up and
• 25:03
  Abteen Vaziri: say no hell no no and hell no and and look at look at the unfortunately the canadian government
• 25:10
  Abteen Vaziri: China peace to China. 90% of Canada's population lives within 100 miles of the U.S. border. Canada
• 25:19
  Abteen Vaziri: is really in the business of doing trade with the U.S. If you cut out trade with the U.S.,
• 25:23
  Abteen Vaziri: it's just stupid. Why would you want to go to the hands of the Communist Party that all they want is
• 25:29
  Abteen Vaziri: your natural resources? They don't want to take over Canada for its natural resources.
• 25:33
  Abteen Vaziri: Unfortunately, when President Trump says the 51st state, what he means is that if we don't bring
• 25:38
  Abteen Vaziri: Canada on our side, they're going to be a 51st state of China. Let me put it to you this way.
• 25:44
  Nicky Billou: The people in charge of Canada right now are milquetoast Marxists. They don't know a damn
• 25:49
  Nicky Billou: thing about how to run a country effectively. And unfortunately, they're in charge. We need to,
• 25:56
  Nicky Billou: from within Canada, continue to fight for a great Canada, a glorious Canada, the type of Canada that
• 26:02
  Nicky Billou: we've always had. Because if we do that, I think Canada can be one of the most incredible countries
• 26:06
  Nicky Billou: in the world. But at the end of the day, until we get rid of Mark Carney and his illiberal party,
• 26:14
  Nicky Billou: we're in trouble. But let's switch gears. I think it's very important that President Trump
• 26:19
  Nicky Billou: understands something. There's no deal to be made with the Islamic Republic. There's no Delcy
• 26:25
  Nicky Billou: Rodriguez in the ranks of the Islamic Republic's leadership. Whoever's giving him that information
• 26:31
  Nicky Billou: is feeding him bad information. The only person the Iranian people want as their interim transitional
• 26:39
  Nicky Billou: leader is Reza al-Nabi, the al-Hazrat, the crown prince of Iran. And I have to tell you this,
• 26:46
  Nicky Billou: his plan for transitioning Iran away from the Islamic Republic and toward a bright new future
• 26:52
  Nicky Billou: involves letting the people decide what type of government they have. In my opinion, what's going
• 26:58
  Nicky Billou: to happen when there is a plebiscite about that and the Iranian people get to choose what form of
• 27:03
  Nicky Billou: government they want, they're going to have a Sultanatev Ashutr, they're going to have another
• 27:07
  Nicky Billou: constitutional monarchy. They're going to want Reza Pahlavi and the Pahlavi family at its head.
• 27:12
  Nicky Billou: Because the Iranian people, the older ones like me, remember what Iran was like before the Islamic
• 27:17
  Nicky Billou: Republic. And the younger ones have something called the internet, where they found videos of
• 27:24
  Nicky Billou: Iran before the Islamic Republic, where they've seen videos of their former Shahan Shah al-Yamir,
• 27:30
  Nicky Billou: Mohammed Azal Pahlavi, speaking in Farsi to his people, speaking in French to French media,
• 27:37
  Nicky Billou: speaking in English to American and English media, and behaving like this ultra-sophisticated,
• 27:45
  Nicky Billou: incredible economic manager who took the country from 1941, when he came into power,
• 27:52
  Nicky Billou: to the time he left in 1979, and he raised the GNP by a hundredfold. No country grew as fast
• 28:00
  Nicky Billou: as Iran did during his reign in the entire 20th century. He was the most effective national leader
• 28:08
  Nicky Billou: of the 20th century, if you measure effectiveness, by how many people you pull out of poverty,
• 28:14
  Nicky Billou: and you bring into a comfortable middle-class life, and by how much you increase the day-to-day
• 28:20
  Nicky Billou: lot of the average person.
• 28:22
  Nicky Billou: Shansh al-Yamir was the best
• 28:24
  Nicky Billou: and the greatest, and that's why I believe the people of Iran
• 28:26
  Nicky Billou: are going to vote for a constitutional monarchy.
• 28:28
  Nicky Billou: What are your thoughts on this?
• 28:29
  Abteen Vaziri: I agree. I think,
• 28:32
  Abteen Vaziri: first of all, what a shame that these
• 28:34
  Abteen Vaziri: imbeciles in European media
• 28:36
  Abteen Vaziri: say that Iranian people are not ready
• 28:38
  Abteen Vaziri: for a democracy.
• 28:40
  Abteen Vaziri: I mean, that tells you how stupid...
• 28:42
  Abteen Vaziri: Racist. Racist comic.
• 28:44
  Abteen Vaziri: They believe Iran is their birthright
• 28:47
  Abteen Vaziri: natural resources,
• 28:48
  Abteen Vaziri: and they want to destroy and keep our people down.
• 28:50
  Abteen Vaziri: First of all, Iran, women had the right to vote before many European countries had the right to vote.
• 28:56
  Abteen Vaziri: Yep.
• 28:57
  Abteen Vaziri: Our answers to Cyrus the Great created the first cylinder of human rights before Europe even knew what human rights are.
• 29:03
  Abteen Vaziri: We're not ready for democracy.
• 29:05
  Abteen Vaziri: I mean, it's just it's just it just tells you this elitist, racist, backwards mentality.
• 29:11
  Abteen Vaziri: And by the way, these are the same people that would criticize the show about political prisoners.
• 29:15
  Abteen Vaziri: Barbara Walters would march and say, you know, you guys have political prisoners and you're treating all these people wrong.
• 29:21
  Abteen Vaziri: Where all that media, have they ever criticized the Islamic Republic?
• 29:24
  Abteen Vaziri: Not once.
• 29:25
  Abteen Vaziri: Not once.
• 29:25
  Abteen Vaziri: Well, the Iranian people are going to remember.
• 29:27
  Abteen Vaziri: I mean, unfortunately, Europe is done.
• 29:31
  Abteen Vaziri: It's finished.
• 29:32
  Abteen Vaziri: Europe is not an economic powerhouse it once used to be, and it's definitely not a military.
• 29:36
  Abteen Vaziri: So it's a has-been country.
• 29:38
  Abteen Vaziri: And all they have, or has-been continent, and all they have left is, you know, the remnants of their past.
• 29:45
  Abteen Vaziri: It's like, you know, if you were trying to start a basketball team, you know, you wouldn't pay Michael Jordan, you know, 100 million a year for what he was able to do in the late 90s or in the early 90s.
• 29:55
  Abteen Vaziri: You would pay Michael Jordan zero right now because he's a has-been, you know, and rightfully so.
• 30:00
  Abteen Vaziri: Well, Europe is a has-been.
• 30:01
  Abteen Vaziri: Europe at one point had its glories.
• 30:03
  Abteen Vaziri: And all the presidents previously think, well, we've got to give Europe this respect for what once they were and what they're able to do.
• 30:09
  Abteen Vaziri: Well, no, they don't produce anything.
• 30:11
  Abteen Vaziri: They're far leftists.
• 30:13
  Abteen Vaziri: They're allowed radicalism to completely take over.
• 30:15
  Abteen Vaziri: continents and they don't have the cojones to stand up to them. And economic, they don't produce
• 30:19
  Abteen Vaziri: anything. They're basically buying everything from China and listening to these, even Russia that
• 30:27
  Abteen Vaziri: we have to go protect them against, they're buying oil from Russia, financing the old war against
• 30:32
  Abteen Vaziri: themselves. I mean, it's just the amount of mismanagement and stupidity in Europe is
• 30:37
  Abteen Vaziri: ballooned so much. But I hope whoever is working with Crown Prince Reza Pallavi on running the
• 30:43
  Abteen Vaziri: country from a constitutional monarchy, which I agree, I think it's definitely going to head
• 30:47
  Abteen Vaziri: towards constitutional monarchy. Whoever's running, I hope they have a long memory and they remember
• 30:52
  Abteen Vaziri: the governments, the countries that try to hold our people down and they used this fake
• 30:59
  Abteen Vaziri: liberalism that somehow they care about people. But in fact, liberalism is really racism
• 31:05
  Abteen Vaziri: because these same liberals were out in the streets marching for Gaza. They refused to even
• 31:11
  Abteen Vaziri: acknowledge that 45,000 people have been massacred in Iran. And every time you talk to them, all they
• 31:16
  Abteen Vaziri: talk about is that school with 166 kids who, by the way, weapons were in them. To this day, we don't
• 31:21
  Abteen Vaziri: know who actually hit them. If it was Iran, if it was Israel, if it was the U.S. That's all they talk
• 31:25
  Nicky Billou: about. The IRGC actually admits that they mistakenly hit that school. I've seen that. That came from
• 31:31
  Nicky Billou: the IRGC. Those people are lying. Look, the left is made up of a bunch of lying liars who basically
• 31:37
  Nicky Billou: want to push a narrative forward. They don't care about truth. They'll lie about anything in order to
• 31:42
  Nicky Billou: virtue signal and in a performative way, try to persuade as many people to come and see things
• 31:47
  Nicky Billou: their way as they can. But I got to tell you, Apteen Man, you are a rock star brother. Really
• 31:51
  Nicky Billou: enjoy having you on the show. Thanks for coming. Thanks for sharing it with us. And I want you to
• 31:58
  Nicky Billou: just close off by giving the young men listening to this podcast a piece of advice about how to be
• 32:05
  Nicky Billou: a useful, strong, powerful young man in 2026.
• 32:10
  Abteen Vaziri: Go.
• 32:11
  Abteen Vaziri: There was a video of a guy whose wife was being robbed.
• 32:15
  Abteen Vaziri: Him and his wife were being robbed.
• 32:16
  Abteen Vaziri: And this guy was such a worthless man.
• 32:20
  Abteen Vaziri: He allowed his wife to get beat up and he sat there and watched.
• 32:24
  Abteen Vaziri: And that's a Democrat for you.
• 32:26
  Abteen Vaziri: A Republican, a Republican man is, you have to, you know,
• 32:31
  Abteen Vaziri: Jordan Peterson from your neck of the, says something beautiful.
• 32:35
  Abteen Vaziri: a man a man has to be a monster but being a good man means being able to control that monster
• 32:42
  Abteen Vaziri: where that monster doesn't come out unless it's absolutely needed if you're not if you don't have
• 32:46
  Abteen Vaziri: that monster inside of you if you're not a tough person that knows how to protect your woman
• 32:52
  Abteen Vaziri: protect your children protect the people in your tribe in your community in your house
• 32:57
  Abteen Vaziri: then you're not a man you're weak and we don't need a future generation of weak men in this world
• 33:03
  Abteen Vaziri: We need monsters who are gentlemen who know how to control that monster inside of them and be a good person.
• 33:10
  Abteen Vaziri: But when it's time to go to war, when your wife is getting robbed by a bunch of hoodlums, if you stand up, if you just sit there and you watch your wife getting beat up, you're not a man.
• 33:19
  Abteen Vaziri: You're just a worthless member of society.
• 33:22
  Abteen Vaziri: A man is someone that's going to die for his wife and make sure that nothing happens to his wife or his girlfriend.
• 33:27
  Abteen Vaziri: And we need more men like that.
• 33:29
  Abteen Vaziri: And this whole concept of being, you know, foofy and, you know, I call them soy boys, that doesn't work.
• 33:37
  Abteen Vaziri: If you went to World War II, do you know the people that went to World War II?
• 33:41
  Abteen Vaziri: You know Ernest Hemingway was a war hero who went and killed a bunch of Nazis and they came back and became a literary genius and wrote all these different poems?
• 33:49
  Abteen Vaziri: That's what men used to be. Men used to be tough. They used to go to war. They used to kill. They used to go on.
• 33:54
  Abteen Vaziri: They used to do all that and then still had to, you know,
• 33:57
  Abteen Vaziri: kept that monster in place and wrote literary pieces.
• 34:01
  Abteen Vaziri: But if you just do the literary pieces and you can protect your wife,
• 34:04
  Abteen Vaziri: you can protect your family, you can let that monster out
• 34:07
  Abteen Vaziri: when that monster comes out, you're really not a man.
• 34:10
  Abteen Vaziri: And you got to remember that.
• 34:11
  Abteen Vaziri: We need men in society.
• 34:12
  Nicky Billou: We don't need weak people in society.
• 34:14
  Nicky Billou: Amen.
• 34:15
  Nicky Billou: Brilliantly said.
• 34:16
  Nicky Billou: Aptim Bazeera, man.
• 34:17
  Nicky Billou: An honor to have you here, brother.
• 34:18
  Nicky Billou: Look forward to having you here.
• 34:19
  Nicky Billou: Honor is all mine.
• 34:20
  Nicky Billou: Thank you, Nicky.
• 34:20
  Nicky Billou: It's been a pleasure to be on.
• 34:22
  Nicky Billou: No, man.
• 34:22
  Nicky Billou: So let's have you on the business podcast next and let you and I find some time and kick some butt out there.
• 34:29
  Nicky Billou: And I'd like to find more ways of connecting and engaging with you.
• 34:33
  Nicky Billou: Thanks, brother.
• 34:34
  Nicky Billou: God bless you, man.
• 34:35
  Abteen Vaziri: God bless you.
• 34:35
  Abteen Vaziri: Thank you so much for having me and keep kicking butt.
• 34:39
  Nicky Billou: Man, you know it.
• 34:40
  Nicky Billou: You know it.
• 34:41
  Nicky Billou: Cheers.
• 34:43
  Speaker 2: Thank you for listening to the Sovereign Man Podcast.
• 34:46
  Speaker 2: If you're ready to take charge of your life and become the man you've always wanted to be,
• 34:51
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