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Dr Setareh Sadeqi on why America won’t defeat Iran | Jerm Warfare · UK Column Radio

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My name is Germ. This is Germ warfare, the battle
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of ideas. None.
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So, Tara Sedeki, thank you for joining me in the trenches.
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That's true. That's true.
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I mean, I think the world is waiting to see what's going to
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unfold within the next few weeks.
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And with with a lot of frustration, but also with a lot
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of hope. You are in Iran.
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Yes, I am. I am in Iran, where I work and
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where I where my family lives and I live.
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I'm I'm allowed to ask which city?
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In Isfahan, I mean, I work in Tehran and that's where I'm
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based. But when, because we were
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hearing the threat of war and because my family lives in
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Isfahan, I wanted to visit them actually a couple of days before
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the war started. And then I had my ticket back
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for Tehran the day before, I mean, the day after the war
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started. So I stayed in Isfahan and I'm
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in Isfahan. So what has been happening?
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Well, for many weeks and months as the the United States and the
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Zionist regime have been pushing to get Iran back to the
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negotiation table. And this time, unlike last time,
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which Iran was kind of caught by surprise on the eve of the sixth
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round of the indirect talks between the two countries, this
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time Iran was totally ready. Iran had warns ahead of time
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very strongly that if the US or the Zionist regime strike Iran,
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it's going to turn into a regional war.
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And it's and they're going to start it, but they cannot finish
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it. They're not the ones that are
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going to decide when this is going to be over.
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And that's exactly what we're seeing happening again when we
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were getting ready for the third round of the indirect talks
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between the United States and Iran, brokered by Oman and going
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back and forth from Geneva to mosque at the United States and
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Israel attacked Tehran. They started with massive air
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strikes on the city that initially took the life of many
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of our military commanders, but also the popular leader, Imam
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Khamenei. And the country is in shock.
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But also people are out on the streets every single night in
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all the major cities asking for revenge.
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And that's exactly where we're standing.
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And that's exactly what the military and the armed forces of
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Iran are trying to carry out. Yeah, this was a multi pronged
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attack if I'm correct. I think they called it Operation
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Epic Fury and Operation the Roar of the Lion.
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Exactly. I mean, they should actually
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call it Operation Epstein Fury. That's the best name for it
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because we all know where it just comes from.
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This is a war that even Trump was warned that it's a stupid
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mistake, that it's going to drag the United States into a war
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that is going to just take the lives of many Americans and
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bring American assets and interest in the region under
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Iranian attack. And that's exactly what's
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happening. I mean, or we're already hearing
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that the United States is abandoning a lot of its bases in
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the region because they have been targeted by Iranian
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missiles, which as I said, Iran has very well and very clearly
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warrant ahead of time. And we all also know that Trump
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is compromised because of Epstein files by Netanyahu.
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So he, Netanyahu is the one, the war criminal sitting, I mean, in
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Tel Aviv as the one who is actually steering the situation
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and getting the United States into this war.
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And again, American soldiers and American people have to pay the
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price because to save Israel, you know, I mean, Israel can
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could never fight this war alone against Iran.
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And we all know that Israel know that and those that in America
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knows that. So that's why we see America
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getting involved in this too into this war to do The Dirty
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job for BB and to wishfully attempt to bring regime change
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because again they do not understand Iran.
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They saying that but take by taking out the popular leader
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who enjoyed a massive support among the people, the so called
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regime is going to collapse. When in fact, what we're seeing
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is once again, the massive turn out on the streets by people
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from all walks of life, from different places on the
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political spectrum coming to defend their country because he
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was the leader of Iran, the entire Iran, no matter which
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ethnicity, which, you know, religious denomination or
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religion you came from, you would, if you read the history
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of Iran and after the revolution, you will clearly see
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that he was the unifying force. And like the glue that stick all
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the parts together, he's the reason that Iran still has its
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territorial integrity and its sovereignty.
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And we're not going to lose that.
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It's not about one person. He was the most popular leader
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Iran probably ever has had. But he has laid out a legacy and
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a plan on how to continue resisting.
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And it's it's just, I mean, his March of drum is also very
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symbolic to us. I mean, I think if people want
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to understand better about Iranian people and how, you
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know, they see them standing on the world and what they're
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doing, it will be a good idea to read about the battle of Karbala
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and Ashura and Ashura, the battle led by Imam Hussein, the
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third Shia imam in the history of Islam.
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He is the symbol, he's the model, the role model for all of
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Iranian, not just Iranians, but all Muslim leaders across the
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world and also for, for people who are not, you know, who might
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be secular and not into religion.
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I think he sets a very good example of saying never to
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humiliation. We're not.
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We'd rather stand and like, die on our feet then leave on our
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knees. You know, like our liberty, our
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freedom, our independence is the most important and the most
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valuable thing that we have. And if we're not going to have
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that, what's, what's the value of life?
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You know, the value of life is not in just surviving or just
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having a luxurious, comfortable life.
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It's in standing for what you believe in.
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It's in standing for the values and the morals, the high morals
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that we have. But also I think especially
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people in Africa and in Latin America and parts of Asia
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understand what it means to be colonised and what it means to
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be decolonized. We, we were by the revolution
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that happened in Iran, the popular revolution in 1979, we
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were decolonized. We gained back our independence.
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And that's the dream for a lot of nations and a lot of
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countries. That's the path that a lot of
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colonised nations have walked through.
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And it's, it's very painful. It's needs a lot of sacrifice.
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But once you achieve that freedom and that independence,
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you don't want to lose it at any cost.
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You want to fight as long as you can to maintain that just in
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South Africa. Give the example of Nelson
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Mandela and you know how the demonization and the character
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assassination works. Nelson Mandela, the great leader
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of Against the Appetite South Africa, was designated as a
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terrorist for many years. Of course, that's how the
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colonising powers are going to describe you, to demonise you.
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And that's what they have done to Iran.
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They have free many years throughout.
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Through their propaganda campaigns, they have tried to
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show Iran as the evil or show the ayatollahs and the mullahs
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as the oppressive, as the terrorists, But they have done
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that to all leaders that fought against imperialism and
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colonialism. So this is not new.
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And what the social media, even though they're trying to
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manipulate the algorithm, they're trying to have control
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over everything that is put out there for people.
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Still, people are finding their ways to understand that Iran
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stands on the right side of the history.
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Like just after our leader was assassinated, going through
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social media and reading the comments, everyone is rooting
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for Iran because this is like the war that we're not fighting
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only for Iran. We're fighting where the world
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we're we're fighting the most evil, the satanic paedophiles in
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cannibals that kill children all day and then on their break,
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they rape children and they're proud of it.
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They're proud of it. It's not something that you're
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feel ashamed of. That's not something that if
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like anytime, if they're given the opportunity to do it again,
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they would happily do it. They enduring their satanic
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rituals. They just sacrifice people, they
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eat human flesh. They're cannibals.
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Like these are the people Iran is fighting.
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So I think that's that tells the world where Iran stands.
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On the other hand you have on the other side, which is Iran,
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you have a leader that was martyred alongside his family
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while he was in his office, while he was working in his he
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did not unlike what people were. I mean, what anti Iran
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campaigners were trying to, you know, tell the public that, oh,
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he's like deep underground on this bunker and he's hiding and
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he's going to flood to flee to Russia and like our friend as
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well and he's going to seek asylum somewhere.
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He was there in Tehran and he came under attack and he knew
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what would happen. He knew that he was the main
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target of the air strikes, but he wanted to defend his country.
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And he and unlike like Trump and other people, he wasn't, he
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wasn't like just sitting in his comfort zone and comfortable
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luxury life and sending the young people of his country into
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the war. He was fighting on the, on the
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front lines. So that's why he's popular.
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He, he had, he held a very simple and humble life.
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And I'm like, and I'm sure a lot of people might be surprised by
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that, but he was a big advocate for women's right.
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He was the one that I would coach in many cases when I was
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arguing with people who were, you know, trying to suppress
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Iran, I mean, women's rights or just have, I don't know, like
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whatever, especially if the if you come from a religious
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background. I always had his coats and
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throwing his coats at their faces that this is what the
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leader says about women's rights.
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And he's the role model. And that's why a lot of women
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liked him and admired him because he fought for their
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rights, too. And he was very well read.
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He knew the history of the world he and and in the entire history
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of Iran, we cannot find anyone who has fought with everything
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he had like him against imperialism for so for so long
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without giving in, without surrendering.
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And I think that's a beautiful example.
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I know I don't know Jeremy, if you have seen the video of
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Nelson Mandela meeting with him many years ago where Nelson
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Mandela calls him my leader which tells you where he stands.
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I think a lot of leaders of anti imperialism and anti colonialism
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looked up to him because we were under the brutal sanctions, the
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most brutal sanctions that anyone can think.
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We were cut off from the global economy and that's why we were
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saved from the globalisation to a great extent actually is we
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were, we were never part of the Russ child, you know, banking
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system. And that's why we can resist
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because they cannot cut our hands and arms in like in the
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entire world. Which country can you find that
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has resisted imperialism and colonialism to the extent that
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Iran has? Which country has, for example,
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defended Palestine and had paid a very heavy price for it, but
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still continues to do that because that's the right thing
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to do. We're not thinking about just a
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comfortable life. And by the way, even if you want
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to be pragmatic, there's no guarantee that if you, you know,
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try to surrender in, give confessions to the imperialist
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powers, you're going to be saved because they have no mercy to
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the people they call. They consider us savages, all of
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us. They consider us the uncivilised
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and they're the Epstein classes to civilise.
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And we, the people who have fought against all those
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corruption are the uncivilised. That's of course how they would
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frame it, but we know what the truth is and where we're
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standing and we're proud of the fight that we're leading.
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Regarding your comment on women's rights, I don't think
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the West can actually preach from any pulpit when it comes to
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that. I mean, firstly, they don't know
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what a woman is. They abort a million babies
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every year in the United States. Men want to be women, women want
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to be men. And then you have the only fans
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TikTok generation. It's just absurd to think that
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they have any moral high ground on this.
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And by the way, while we're on that topic, I just want to point
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out that I had to get permission, you know, from a man
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to speak to you. And they are armed gunmen
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standing in the room, making sure that you're in line, right?
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Exactly. That's exactly how it is.
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I thought you didn't see the guns, boy.
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Apparently. Yeah, exactly.
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Yeah, that's. I mean there are just so many
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ridiculous misconception about Iran and Iranian women
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especially and how women are treated in Islam that like
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humour is the best way to to address it right?
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Just get on their tropes and stress it.
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I get inundated with videos of millions of Iranians protesting
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in favour of what the US and Israel have done.
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Apparently Iranians don't want the current government.
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They call it a regime because that's how you know that they're
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being neutral. Well, there are no millions of
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Iranians cheering, but yes, unfortunately there are.
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And we cannot deny the impact of the massive propaganda that
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brainwashes people. We can see that across the
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world. But for and just for the like,
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for your audience to, to understand how massive and
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invasive the propaganda against Iran is.
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There are several channels in Farsi, the language that we
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speak in Persian by the US, the UK, Germany, France, Israel, of
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course, that are putting out free contents 24/7 to brainwash
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Iranian people. And especially at times when
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there was like a blackout and everything.
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These satellite channels are still working and they're
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delivering the message. And you will see that these
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people are so detached from the realities on the ground.
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They won't even walk outside their own houses to see what's
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happening on the streets. Just go out and see, because the
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millions of people that were on the streets were actually the
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ones that once they're, they're demanding that Iran takes
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revenge for the assassination of the leader, that Iran responds
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strongly to the US and Israeli aggression.
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And a lot of those videos are actually outside Iran.
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You have unfortunately, I should say we have some of the most
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cringe, sick and twisted Iranian diaspora that they have been
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asking Trump to bomb, to bomb Iran.
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Of course, they do not have any families living here.
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Because if you do have families and friends living in Iran, how
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can you ask another country, a foreign country that has, by the
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way, been involved in a genocide and they have a genocide case
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going on in the International Criminal courts led by South
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Africa. The how do you think these
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people would be liberating you? And for them, for the Epstein
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class, liberating women is free sex only fans.
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That's what they mean by liberating women.
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They are the ones who have been raping underage women and girls,
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little girls as young as I don't know, like 10-7.
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And and they're, they're telling us that they want to liberate
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us. And those Iranians outside Iran,
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among the diaspora, who are cheering on Trump bombing their
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country are just. I'm sorry to say, but there are
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prostitutes. They're selling out themselves
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and their country. How can anyone, no matter where
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you stand with the government, you might have very like
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criticised the government, the establishment strongly in the
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strongest possible forms. But if you are an actual human
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being with some sort of morals, with family members living in
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Tehran, in Asfahan, in other cities, you would never ask for
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for Trump to bomb you or for Bibi Netanyahu to bomb you
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because the the bombs and the missiles are not smart.
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They're not going to target only the people who, for example,
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support the government. They're going to target
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everyone. They're carpet bombing Tehran.
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They're you're just going for exactly what they wanted to do
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or what they did to Gaza. That's the plan.
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That's the total destruction of Tehran is what they want.
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And they want to create chaos. They're trying to push ISIS
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terrorists through the borders to make the borders unsafe and
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then unleash death cults into the country, which by the way,
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they tried doing that during the January riots to an extent.
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The terrorists that were on the streets and killed protesters
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and security forces at the same time where Mossad agents
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confessed and admitted by Mossad, by CIA, by American and
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Israeli officials. So yes, unfortunately, I should
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say there are Iranians. There are some of my I don't
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want to call them my compatriots at all because they're they've
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been living in their safe zones outside the country and they've
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been calling for sanctions for the bombing of the country
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without having to bear the consequences at all.
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And I'm seeing a lot of non Iranians on social media, on
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Twitter and Instagram pointing out that what are the all these
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women, especially Iranian women in the diaspora that are
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cheering. Why are they all dressed like
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prostitutes? Because because they would, they
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would even come. Maybe the next thing that they
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will do after calling Trump to bomb their country is to rape
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them because it apparently that's where they stands.
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They want to be part of the Epstein island.
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The Epstein class, they want to cheer and thank the man who has
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raped multiple children and has killed thousands of them in
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Gaza. And it's shameful.
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It's embarrassing. And I don't want to call them
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Iranians. They're, they're just, I don't,
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I don't know, whatever they are, they're not, you know, they're
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not patriots. They're not actually Iranians.
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They're not patriot at all. For sure, for sure.
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Because no sane human would call for the invasion of their own
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countries, especially after you have seen what happened to Iraq,
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to Afghanistan, to Libya, to Syria.
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How dangerous or how impactful has the attack been physically?
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I mean, has it been a lot of damage?
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Yes, in Tehran we're seeing a lot of damage, the videos that
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are coming and I was just looking at some of the pictures
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coming this morning. It's really devastating.
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And until yesterday morning, they announced at least 555
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people have been confirmed killed because they're trying to
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get people out of from out from under the rubbles.
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So it's going to take few more days until we know how many
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people actually have been killed.
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But the images are horrible. Very, very heartbreaking.
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Yes. I mean, the first target for
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this liberation or rescue operation, as some people want
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to call it, to avoid calling it a war, was a target on a school
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gear. I mean elementary gear school in
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Minop, South of Iran, where 165 schoolgirls aged between 7:00 to
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12:00 were massacred. And today was the funeral.
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And of course, a lot of people are out there to show their
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anger. But imagine the first thing you
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do is killing schoolgirls and then you're you claim that you
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are liberating people. They have attacked hospitals,
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schools, playgrounds. They killed 20 female volleyball
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players, professional volleyball players, and they're on an
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attack on a sport club. This is how they're liberating
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Iranian women. They have attacked a hospital
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where there are images of the nurses rushing to save the
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embryo tanks there. It's just the behaviour of a
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death cult. That's exactly what they are.
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Their attack is on life and on any symbols of life inside Iran.
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It doesn't matter where you stand in terms of politics, in
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terms of religion or anything. They just want to do massacre.
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They want to do their going sacrifice.
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That's exactly what they have been into, what they did in in
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Palestine, in Lebanon, in Syria, and they're doing that in Iran.
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And of course, the lives of Americans or the people in the
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region do not matter to them at all.
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I mean, Trump has said that yes, we're going to lose soldiers,
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but that's how it is. You know what really upsets me
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is how indoctrinated so many people are.
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They are consumed by ideology. Exactly, that's the sad part.
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A lot of people are lost in that they're either silences or
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they're cheering. They do not understand that the
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bombs are falling on innocent civilians who even if even if
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you want to consider the Iranian government, as you know,
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whatever like you may call it, still there are people
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totalitarian. Of course.
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I mean, they that's these are the terms that they use.
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Totalitarian. Yeah.
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And I'm, I should say actually among the left, and because I'm
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from academia, among the academia, I think those who for
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many years tried to call the Iranian government, which is the
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legitimate government elected by the people, calling it a regime
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or totalitarian, they are complicit.
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They are complicit. Those people who were faking
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fabricating numbers of protesters being killed by
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security forces there are complicit because that's exactly
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what that's to this war. They wanted to fabricate numbers
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so that no matter how many Iranians are going to kill, it's
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still less than what the Iranian regime has killed.
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As if that justifies the war on the Iranian people without like
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for, for the genocide in Gaza with so many international
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organisations also going on to investigate.
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It took them two years to admit that they have and like bomb,
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carpet bombing the place every single day 24/7 on hospitals and
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schools where there's not an actual, you know, government and
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a coherent government. It took them two years to
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massacre based on their data, which we know as a lot more than
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that, 70,000 people, mostly children and women.
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And for Iran in two days, it's like even physically it's
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impossible. The numbers that they have been
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fabricating that Iran has killed and why?
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And because they wanted to justify an attack on Iran.
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And we have been warning people, I've been warning those people
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who are just repeating those fake numbers that this is
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because they want to justify the invasion of Iran.
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But nobody wanted to listen. And I mean, people can be
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brainwashed, but if you are claiming that you're from the
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left, you're against a neoliberal mentality is against
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globalisation and stuff. And you're still not
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understanding that the war on Iran is just part of the Rashad
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family's attempt to get their claws on Iran or just getting
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Iran on the under control. Because we're, we're, we're just
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the only country that is not part of that yet.
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And that's why they want to get our resources under their
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control. It's always been about oil.
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And Trump is not even hiding it anymore.
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I mean, look at what they did to Venezuela.
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And they're just saying that it was because of oil, because they
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want to have the oil and they don't want to do trades with
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you. They don't want to buy your oil.
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They want to plunder it. They want to exploit it for free
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and you have to pay for it. Like it's not like, well, for
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example, China and Russia are also trying to buy, for example,
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Venezuela's oil or Iran. But it's they're as like equal
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partners, not like monster, like imperialist power just going and
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plundering the resources of the countries and the nations, just
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like they have done to Africa, to Latin America.
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It's always about, you know, lithium, about oil, about
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precious metals, about all of these natural resources that
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they want to have under their control without paying a penny
29:56
for it and just making the local populations pay for it.
30:02
Yeah, one of the distractions that is used in sort of pop
30:07
culture media is that it's about taking down the totalitarian
30:13
regime or it's about Islam. Yeah, or just look at the
30:16
region. Even if you look at West Asia or
30:20
the Middle East in the colonial explanation of it, look at Saudi
30:25
Arabia. Do women have rights in Saudi
30:27
Arabia? Are are there elections?
30:29
How, how often are there elections in Saudi Arabia or in
30:34
UAE where there's modern day slavery is going on?
30:38
And a lot of scholars and human rights activists have warned
30:42
about that. If you, I mean UAE, don't look
30:45
at the luxurious buildings and hotels.
30:49
If you check on the workers there, the indentured service
30:53
that they're doing, that's that's worse than slavery.
30:57
You see in 50° temperature, 6-7 workers from India, Bangladesh
31:06
or other countries put into a very small room of maybe 12, 12
31:14
metres or less than that, sleeping in one room with
31:17
absolutely nothing. Because these Emirati sheikhs
31:22
want to put out a beautiful, luxurious face.
31:28
To, to, to, to pretend that if you deal with America, if you
31:31
don't say no to America, this is what you get.
31:35
But under the skin, people don't understand what's happening.
31:39
And, and just look at, I mean, even the US is abandoning its
31:45
own allies in the region. What is happening to, I mean,
31:48
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, UAE, they have nothing to defend
31:53
themselves. And that's why they're coming
31:55
under attack. They hosted US occupation forces
31:59
in the region and they're paying the price for it.
32:02
And Iran had warned them, if you host military bases that are
32:06
going to be used to target Iran, we have no other choice but to
32:11
attack them. And by the way, even by
32:13
international law, those bases are going to be considered the
32:18
the like US territory, right? Like the embassies are US
32:23
territories. The military bases are US
32:26
territories. So we're attacking the US.
32:28
We're not attacking our neighbours even though they have
32:31
assisted our enemy in attacking us.
32:34
So, yes, if it was actually about Islam, I mean, Saudi
32:38
Arabia has been the purveyor of Wahhabis and terrorism.
32:43
And you can see al Qaeda leader published this video saying that
32:48
in this war, they're not standing with Iran and they're
32:51
on the set. And if you're not standing on
32:53
with Iran, you're are definitely on the side of Israel and the
32:56
United States. That's where al Qaeda and ISIS
32:59
stewed. ISIS never attacked Israel.
33:03
ISIS never attacked American interest, but ISIS did
33:08
assassinate Iranian soldiers. ISIS did try to kill Iranians,
33:16
and they're trying to tell us that it's about sponsoring
33:20
terrorism, that they are attacking Iran.
33:23
It's about nuclear weapons. I mean, Israel has the largest
33:26
stockpile of nuclear warheads in the region.
33:29
And you know about Samson Option, their nuclear warheads
33:34
are not going to just target Iran.
33:37
They're going to target Europe when it's time to.
33:41
They're going to attack European interests in European countries.
33:44
Everyone has to pay the price for Israel.
33:48
Yeah. In other words.
33:50
If Israel, if Israel feels an existential threat, it will just
33:53
attack everybody. Exactly.
33:55
And that's it in their ideology and they don't care.
33:57
They will bring down everyone no matter you're white or brown or
34:02
Muslim or non Muslim or Christian or whatever European
34:05
or Iranian, they will bring you down.
34:07
This is the ideology that we're so anything that comes out of a
34:13
Epstein class media should be not taken serious at all.
34:19
You should actually believe the opposite of what they say.
34:22
If you're saying that Iran is the sponsor of terrorism, but
34:26
just look at their actions. They are the actual terrorists.
34:30
They are the sponsor of terrorism like Israel is, is the
34:33
it's in a terrorist entity. It's a terrorist organisation
34:38
that has killed Americans, Europeans, Iranians, Lebanese,
34:43
Syrians, Iraqis, everyone. There's, there are not many
34:48
nations that have not been victims of the Zionist regime in
34:52
the US. They have their claw.
34:54
They're, they're choking everyone they want.
34:57
As I said, they are a death claw cult that is into just raping
35:02
and cannibalism. They're they're, they represent
35:05
seitan. It was, it was not just out of
35:08
rhetoric that Imam Khomeini called the US the great Satan.
35:13
It's actually what they do. They are the Satanic clause.
35:19
They are doing everything that you would expect Satanism to
35:24
preach. That's exactly what they have
35:26
been doing. And I think it's out there.
35:28
I mean, people can read about Epstein files and everything
35:30
that those people have done. They're not even denying it
35:33
anymore. I mean, how can you deny it when
35:35
there are so many documents coming out and of course there
35:38
nobody is going to talk about how NBS, Saudi Prince or the
35:46
Emirati sheikhs are oppressive, authoritarian or terrorists
35:51
because they were part of the Epstein files too.
35:54
They they sold their own sisters, they offered their own
35:58
sisters and family to Epstein. This is where these, you know,
36:04
the UAE and Saudi shaped students and they were also a
36:11
big part of supporting Al Qaeda and ISIS.
36:16
But there is no attack on them. When I was in the UAE, a taxi
36:22
driver did actually tell me that his living conditions were
36:26
pretty terrible, but he didn't really want to get into it.
36:28
And, and the other interesting thing is I found out that you
36:33
are prohibited from flying a Palestinian flag in the UAE, and
36:37
that's because a whole bunch of those countries are Israeli
36:41
allies. Exactly.
36:45
Even if you like in the, when you walk on the streets in the
36:50
UAE or at the airport, you will see a lot of Israelis walking
36:54
around freely. But then they say they do not
36:59
allow people to fly a Palestinian flag.
37:03
They have, they are the ones like Saudi Arabia and UAE, but
37:06
also Qatar. They are responsible for the
37:09
suffering of Palestinians. They have betrayed their own
37:12
nation. But yes, this is a, this is a
37:16
war that we're fighting alone. We do not really have other
37:22
countries, other states on our side.
37:25
We're fighting alone. But, but in terms of global
37:29
public opinion, the, I would say a great portion of the
37:35
population of the world is on our side because, because the
37:38
crimes of the Zionist regime have been exposed, the crimes of
37:42
the Epstein class have been exposed and people know who
37:44
we're fighting. And in the region.
37:46
I'm I don't know if you have seen the videos of massive
37:51
protests and funerals and memorials held for Imam Khamenei
37:55
from Kashmir, India, Pakistan, Iraq, Bahrain.
38:01
Bahrain is people have been killed because now, right now
38:06
Saudi Arabia is sending troops round troops to Bahrain to
38:10
suppress the protesters because the majority of the Bahraini
38:14
population are Shias and they respected Imam Khamenei a lot.
38:19
They admired him. But the ruling family is Sunni
38:23
and they they are associated with Saudi Arabia.
38:28
And whenever there is, there are protests.
38:30
Even back in 2011, UAE and Saudi Arabia helped Bahrain suppress
38:36
the popular uprising in the country.
38:39
And right now we're seeing that it's happening again in Iraq.
38:42
People have come out on the streams and massive numbers and
38:47
they're trying to take over the Green Zone or the, you know, the
38:53
US interests in the region. In Karachi, Pakistan, 20
38:57
protesters were killed by security forces that were trying
39:01
to protect the US consulate in that country.
39:04
They're beautiful images of protesters trying to get on top
39:08
of the buildings and raise Iranian flag as opposed to the
39:12
US flag. So this is so the, the people of
39:15
the region are on. They're, they're fed up with
39:17
their own governments and States and they have been, you know,
39:23
stripped of their ability to, to, to rise up because the
39:28
crackdown on protesters are horrible.
39:32
And, and, and the reason, for example, that we're not seeing
39:36
much happening in the UAE is that only 20 or maybe less than
39:41
20% of the population in, in the UAE are citizens.
39:46
So like you have a client state with 80% non locals who have
39:56
nothing, I mean, who don't want to lose the small earning that
40:00
they have, the salary that they have because you know, they have
40:03
left their countries and everything behind to work there
40:06
to just provide for their families.
40:08
Some of them, as you have said, I've talked to taxi drivers in
40:11
UAE and some of them said they haven't seen their families in
40:14
two years because they can. Like they cannot even afford
40:18
going back to their own countries with the money that
40:20
they're paid. So this is what's happening in
40:23
the region and the, the, all these client states that have,
40:31
you know, allied with the United States are, are paying a price.
40:34
But the people have risen up and they are voicing, they're
40:38
showing their strong opposition to the US forces.
40:42
They're like they're images of this American pilots ejecting
40:51
after their fighter jets were taken down by Iran, which by the
40:57
way, they're going to climb that it was in friendly fire, but
41:00
like 3 different jets and friendly fire is interesting to
41:06
happen. The Kuwaiti people are clearly
41:11
mad at the the US occupation forces in their countries.
41:16
They don't want those occupation forces and they don't want to
41:19
pay a price for US adventurism and warmongering policies.
41:24
They don't want to pay a price for what the US does to protect
41:27
Israel. And in the region, everyone,
41:31
everyone hates the Zionist regime because everyone has been
41:35
a victim of their their terrorist activities.
41:40
And I think like for, for the future or for what everyone is
41:47
hoping comes out of this war is at least the total destruction
41:53
of the Zionist Organisation, terrorist organisation.
41:57
That's what the world hopes for. I mean, everyone, even in
42:00
America, the youth, the younger generation are fed up with
42:04
design, the Zionist lobby taking over their country.
42:07
They are fed up with having to pay the price for saving a
42:11
Zionist terrorist entity miles, thousands of miles away from
42:17
their homes. So this is this is what would be
42:23
the least that people of the world expect.
42:27
Just for clarity though, when you talk about Zionists, you're
42:30
not necessarily referring to Jews, because we know that
42:33
Christian Zionists outnumber Jewish Zionists.
42:36
Exactly, yes. But you know, when we're, when
42:41
I'm, when I'm talking about the destruction of the Zionist
42:43
entity, it's because the, these are the purveyors of that
42:48
ideology. The Christian Zionists, as you
42:50
mentioned, that are like, there are a lot of them in the US, but
42:54
also unfortunately, some of the churches in Africa, throughout
42:57
Africa have been hijacked by the Zionist ideology and they're
43:01
promoting. So a lot of people are just
43:04
consumers of those brainwash campaign brainwashing campaigns
43:09
and propaganda. They do not understand that
43:14
Zionism is taking away their original Christianity and their
43:19
original Christian beliefs, which was which was about Jesus
43:23
Christ and Saint Mary, which was about being on the right side of
43:27
history, just like Jesus Christ preached.
43:29
Yeah, it wasn't. It wasn't about the state of
43:31
Israel. Exactly, exactly.
43:34
It was never about the the Zionist regime.
43:38
It was never about protecting A settler colonial project that
43:44
was created in 1948 in order to protect the imperialist powers
43:52
interest inside in the region that that was never ever part of
43:56
the Bible or part of the Christian teachings.
43:59
But of course that the Zionists wants to infiltrate churches and
44:03
Christian teachings to preach that.
44:06
But I think a lot of people are waking up to that.
44:09
I'm seeing a lot of people understanding, realising that
44:12
no, this is was not part of Christianity.
44:14
Jesus Christ did not want us to die for a settler colonial
44:18
genocidal entity. This is not what Christianity
44:22
stands for. But we we also have anti Zionist
44:27
Jews. There are many anti Zionist Jews
44:29
who are speaking out. There are Jewish journalists,
44:34
academics that are speaking against the Zionist regime, and
44:39
they also understand that for the world to have peace, this
44:42
settler colonial project has to be ended.
44:45
That's the only way that the world can have some fresh press
44:50
and can have can experience peace a little bit.
44:56
So, yeah, I'm very hopeful that more people will wake up to this
45:01
and understand that especially among Christians, that Jesus
45:05
Christ was also a Palestinian. So if he was alive today and
45:10
among us, he would definitely with all force resist the
45:15
Zionist genocidal campaigns. He would definitely want us
45:21
expect us to stand for what is right and to to fight for what
45:27
is right because that's what Jesus Christ preached his
45:32
people. And it's it's a teaching for
45:34
everyone. It's not only for Christians
45:36
because as you know, in Islam also, we believe that Jesus in
45:40
Jesus Christ and he is a very important part of our belief.
45:43
You cannot be a Muslim without believing in Jesus Christ and
45:47
Saint Mary. In fact, a lot of us take pride
45:51
in dressing the most similar way like us Iranian women the most
45:57
similar way to the way St. Mary dressed.
46:01
You know, the images of Saint Mary.
46:03
This is the closes, which is the modest way that is meant to
46:06
protect the society and protect the family and protect women
46:11
from becoming objectified and commodified for for a class of,
46:19
you know, paedophiles and rapists.
46:24
So Iran is not sitting still. They have responded with what
46:30
somebody labelled as Operation Great Blinding, which is part of
46:35
what you mentioned a moment ago where you said that they are
46:39
U.S. Military infrastructures
46:41
surrounding Iran in various Arab countries, and Iran has been
46:46
attacking those exact infrastructures to dismantle the
46:50
communication network. Exactly.
46:53
I mean, as Iran had warned ahead multiple times that this is what
46:59
what's going to happen if Israel and the United States start
47:03
attacking Iran. And we have, I mean, they took
47:07
out our most important political leader and the most popular
47:12
leader who was not only the leader for Iran, but also for a
47:16
lot of other people who were anti imperialist and anti
47:19
colonialist, anti colonialism in the region and not just across
47:24
the world. He was admired by a lot of
47:26
people. I'm seeing images of memorials
47:29
being held for him across the world.
47:31
It's not even only in Asia, it's also in like Latin America and,
47:36
and Europe. But yes, Iran is very precisely
47:40
and in a very impressive manner and in a manner that has never
47:46
been seen before, targeting very important military
47:53
infrastructure and the within the occupied territories
47:56
occupied by the Zionist regime and also U.S. military bases of
48:02
one UK based 1 French base in the region.
48:06
And these are all occupation bases.
48:09
Iran has every right to defend itself.
48:11
These bases have been used to carry out air strikes and carpet
48:16
bombings of Iran and Iran has every right to defend itself.
48:20
And that's exactly what Iran is doing.
48:22
And they have to wait for more to come.
48:24
They have opened a Hellfire on themselves and that's exactly
48:27
what's going to happen. And any country that wants to
48:30
host AUS occupation base, they have to pay the price for it.
48:34
I mean, we consider the nation's our friends and we don't want
48:39
to, we want, we don't want to harm those nations.
48:44
But the occupation forces, the military bases that have been
48:48
take, I mean, used to kill Iranians are very legitimate
48:54
targets based on international law for Iran.
48:57
And that's exactly what Iran is targeting.
48:59
But also, I think we have to be very careful for because the US
49:04
and Israel are losing this war and they're going crazy.
49:07
And we have to be very careful of false flag operations
49:11
happening, false flag operations that might, yeah, that might be
49:15
blamed on Iran. We're hearing that, for example,
49:19
the Saudi oil fields was targeted, but Iran said that we
49:24
did not target that. And you know, Iran, when they
49:26
say we did not, I mean, if they were taking we're being proud of
49:32
and we're bragging about targeting U.S. military bases
49:36
and the Persian Gulf. So there would be no reason that
49:40
if we did actually target that the a place we would hide it
49:44
from the public. So we have to be very careful.
49:47
I mean, Taco Carlson talked about how Mossad agents were
49:52
were arrested for trying to do a false flag operation and then
49:57
blame it on Iran. So and this is, I'm sure that's
50:01
not the only one where we have to be very vigilant and very
50:03
careful of false flag operations happening in the region or
50:08
outside the region and even in Europe or America and then
50:11
blamed on Iran. That's what they always do to,
50:14
you know, especially when they see that they are losing a war.
50:19
I spoke to a friend of mine who lives in Dubai, very close
50:22
actually, to where this one specific bombing occurred, and
50:26
he said nothing to worry about. It was highly, highly
50:28
specialised. That's exactly true, yes,
50:32
because as we have seen so far, even in the occupied territories
50:38
where those settlers are positions, Iran has been very
50:42
precise in avoiding human casualties as much as possible.
50:47
It's not, we're not a death cult like the Israelis are.
50:50
We're not, we don't enjoy killing people.
50:53
We'll just defend ourselves and anyone.
50:56
I mean, in the in the words of France, Fanon, this is, this is
51:02
revolutionary violence. This is the response that any
51:07
colonised or yeah, any colonised nation would have.
51:13
We're not colonised. We have freed, liberated
51:16
ourselves 47 years ago from imperialist powers, but we're
51:20
trying very hard to keep that liberty and freedom for ours.
51:24
So we're trying very hard. This is an existential war for
51:27
us. We don't want to lose our
51:29
independence and our freedom, so we will target any US and
51:35
Israeli interest in the region and then if any country wants to
51:40
help Israel and the US in attacking Iran, then they should
51:44
know that there will be very legitimate targets for Iranian
51:47
strikes. Whose war is this?
51:52
That's a good question. I think this this was mostly
51:59
Israel's war, but I mean, that's what people are talking about.
52:02
But I think it's the whole Epstein class war.
52:05
It's also the does, what do you call it?
52:12
The economy, the global economy, vocals who want to, you know,
52:18
shake up the economic system of the world's and reset it.
52:23
Look at the stocks going up. Look at the prices and
52:31
everywhere like going high or the prices of oil stocks and
52:34
everything that tells you who, whose war this is, who who is
52:39
benefiting the most from this war.
52:43
And I think that's why, just because Trump was warned that
52:47
this is going to be a very stupid mistake and it's going to
52:50
drag and drag the US into a war that it can never win.
52:53
I mean, the US did not even win Vietnam War or the Afghanistan
52:58
war or the Iraq War. They never won any wars and
53:02
they're definitely not going to win this war.
53:05
Iran is much, much more stronger than any of these countries and
53:09
we have very unified and military serve military force.
53:16
The armed forces of Iran are totally on the side of the
53:19
leader in the nation. And I'm sure you know how Trump
53:24
is wishing that some of them would defect, but that's not
53:27
going to happen. He does not understand Iran.
53:29
He does not understand the armed forces.
53:32
But despite all of those warnings, it happened.
53:35
And I think there is a sort of Epstein Rush, Rothschild class
53:41
that is definitely benefiting from this war on an economic
53:45
level. And they're the ones that that
53:49
wanted to sacrifice everyone for this.
53:54
And they, they're the ones who wanted this war to happen.
53:58
About a month ago, or maybe a bit more, there was ACI backed
54:03
attempt to create a colour revolution in Iran and that
54:06
didn't work either. Yes, the January riots, I mean
54:11
the protests, the very legitimate protests in response
54:15
to the very high inflation that we have and the price, the crazy
54:23
prices that we have had, which is, by the way, the result of
54:26
sanctions. And U.S. officials have bragged
54:29
about how they have messed up with Iran's economy, how they
54:33
have destroyed or tried to destroy Iran's economy through
54:37
sanctions. And as a result, it's always the
54:40
people, innocent people, who have to pay the price.
54:43
And people have been under a lot of pressure.
54:47
It's become, it was becoming very difficult on a daily basis
54:51
to afford living. And all of us are affected.
54:58
All of us are struggling financially.
55:01
But a lot of us understand that this is the another war.
55:06
It's a financial war on terrorism against Iran, but the
55:10
majority of the people who are under economic pressure will
55:14
blame it on the government. And I'm sure the government does
55:17
have a big role in the wrong policies that they chose, and
55:24
they're very legitimate grievances against the
55:26
government. So people start protesting by
55:29
going on strikes, closing their shops and coming out on their
55:32
streets and with very clear economic slogans and grievances.
55:40
But then these protests, which were happening for like 10-11
55:44
days were hijacked by a group of very angry, very violent and
55:51
heavily armed protesters, as we say, who started just destroying
55:59
everything, putting on fire, burning houses, cars, like just
56:05
just random cars on the street, buses, mosques and hospitals,
56:13
firefighter stations, just anything out of their hands.
56:16
And there are accounts of shooters from like people.
56:21
There are images and on collected from the security
56:27
cameras from the shops where which shows armed agents from
56:34
among the protesters shooting randomly at people, snipers
56:39
shooting randomly at people. And then you also had the, some
56:43
of these protesters were were, as I said, were there on the
56:47
streets for very legitimate grievances that they had.
56:51
And their protests were hijacked.
56:52
A lot of people left the street once they saw the violence, but
56:56
a lot of people were also caught in the midst middle of the fire.
57:00
The leaders of these riots were encouraging people to take over
57:05
police stations and in where, where in the world can
57:10
protesters attack a police station or a military base
57:14
without fire being opened on them?
57:17
It's very tragic. That's very sad.
57:19
But that's exactly what happens everywhere in the world.
57:22
If you attack a police station, the worst thing that happens is
57:26
that people actually take over. And there are thugs that will
57:30
take over the guns and the weapons there.
57:33
And they, they will start their killing spree in on the streets.
57:36
And that's the last thing that you want to see happen to to our
57:40
country because this was like like urban war, like a civil
57:48
war. It would cause more deaths.
57:53
This is by no means to justify the killing of of these rioters.
58:00
But I'm saying what I'm, what I'm trying to say is imagine a
58:03
country under all sorts of attacks and then Mossad and US,
58:10
the United States bragging about having their agents walking
58:14
behind the protesters on those streets.
58:16
These are exactly the words of Mossad on Twitter.
58:20
This is this is not something that I'm making of Pompeo saying
58:24
that we need to arm the protesters.
58:29
John Bolton bragging about how even back during the woman life
58:34
freedom protest, they have managed to deliver arms to
58:37
protesters. Where in the world can you see
58:40
armed protesters without being confronted by fire?
58:43
We have lost more than three hundreds of our security forces
58:49
in my city alone. In only one night, 30 security
58:52
forces and police forces were killed by protesters.
58:56
Because and remember, a lot of these security forces were not
59:00
even armed and that's how they were killed because the
59:03
government did not allow them to use arms.
59:06
They were unarmed. They tried to disperse the
59:09
protests, but then armed elements from among the rioters
59:14
took over and started killing police officers.
59:20
And you know, and the majority of like even the civilised and
59:27
developed first war countries, if you attack or if you kill
59:31
police officers and security forces, you either are hanged or
59:36
received life sentence. That's what happens.
59:39
But in but somehow in Iran, when it when it happens, they expect
59:43
you to cheer these killers and then launch campaigns to of no
59:53
execution, no execution as if these were like all innocent
59:57
people. So the the US and Israel were
1:00:02
hoping that this, like these riots, would lead to the
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collapse of the establishment. And they prepared that.
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That was the first step or or let's say the 12 day war in June
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was the first round of the attacks.
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Then in January it was the second round of attacks on Iran
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through the riots, infiltrating the riots and trying to, you
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know, polarise the society. And then when that because like
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Trump was calling the protesters to take over the institutions,
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their their institutions to take over police stations, this clown
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Prince, as I want to call him. And what that's how the majority
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of the people in Iran think of him.
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Reza Pahlady, whose father fled Iran after he was toppled by the
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popular revolution. He was AUS agent.
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He has been living with the money that he stole from
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Iranians in the US and he has never had a job, and he is very
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proud of that. He's been living his comfortable
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life with the money that he stole from the people.
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And he is encouraging people to go on the streets, attack
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institutions, attack police officers.
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And yes, you're going to be killed.
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But that's the price that we have to pay without him ever,
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ever paying any price for it. And he's, he has the blood of
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these protesters on his hands. He, he is the one who encouraged
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them and said that help is going to come.
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Help is going to come. You just take over your
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institutions and we'll finish the job, which was by Trump
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bombing, carpet bombing Tehran. That's how they're trying to
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help the protesters and liberate the country.
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This has always been about regime change in Iran.
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In Iran, they want to to change the regime, but but they're not
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going to stick to that. They're going to go further and
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balkanize the country so that there is no unified strong Iran
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that can threaten the Zionist regime, that can prevent the
1:02:18
Zionist regime from extending its death calls in its genocide
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camp, genocide campaigns across the region.
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That's what they want. And, and it's very stupid and
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wishful and naive to think that even even if they manage at some
1:02:37
point to change to topple the Islamic Republic, which is going
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to be a very, very difficult job, if not impossible for them
1:02:47
to do. They're not going to place, for
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example, Rizal Pahlavi. They're just going to balkanize
1:02:53
the country. They're going to create chaos,
1:02:58
perpetual chaos and crisis in the country, just like they did
1:03:02
to Iraq, to Libya, to Afghanistan, and exploit those
1:03:06
crisis for their own. Then Israel can sit back and go
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on with genocide with its genocidal campaign and extends
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its borders to the greater Israel that they have always
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wished for. That's the ultimate plan.
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So yes, that's also like the nuances there of protesters
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being killed should be very seriously reconsidered.
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The Balkanization of the Arab world, though, has been fairly
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successful. That's true.
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Unfortunately, it has been. I mean, even the their campaign
1:03:47
in Syria was successful. They managed to topple the
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government of Assad and replace it with a hit chopper and Al
1:04:01
Qaeda and ISIS fighter and nobody he's even protesting.
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People are. I mean, people are just being
1:04:13
killed and massacred on a daily basis in Syria.
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Syria has nothing left. Let's just remember that Obama
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himself said that that the US created ISIS.
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Exactly, exactly. And there's there, there are
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Wiki leaks, documents showing how Clinton also bragged about
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having worked with Al Qaeda, as you said, ISIS.
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I mean, they have always worked together to see the former head
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of CIA met with Geelani and he said, I'm one of your fans.
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Of course, you, of course the CIA head, a head should be a fan
1:04:56
of a head chopper terrorist. I mean, is it, is it really
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surprising to people that's exactly what's happening?
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And when we're talking about that, it does not mean, for
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example, the Assad government was perfect.
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It does not mean that there was no, there were no problems in
1:05:12
Syria with the government. But who was replaced by asset?
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Is it really any better for the Syrian people?
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And now, yes, the sanctions have been lifted, but what is there
1:05:23
to live? What is there in Syria left for,
1:05:27
for, for people to continue living?
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And when people try to like, you know, say, oh, no, no, but the
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Iranian government did that. And this did this.
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I want to ask them, name 1 country, 1 government in the
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entire world that has never done anything wrong.
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Never. Why do you expect that from the
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Iranian government then? Can you name 1?
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Like in France, In the US, there are all this extrajudicial
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executions, like if you attack the police, you are killed on
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the spot. That's it.
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There is no trial, there is no court for you.
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Even if the police feels that you might have a weapon and kill
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them, they have the permission to kill you and they do that.
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Just look at the number of people who are killed by the
1:06:20
police in all these countries every year without even engaging
1:06:23
in a protest. Just because the police like how
1:06:25
many black people are being killed in the US on a daily
1:06:28
basis because the police felt they might be a threat.
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And that's totally justified. And no one talks about no
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execution, no execution because the executions happened without
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a trial on the streets. And these countries think that
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they have the high moral to tell us what to do and how to how to
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manage our country. They better just steal solve
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their own problems. What is your message?
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My message to the world is that this war that we're fighting,
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Iran is not fighting only to protect Iran.
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We're fighting a class of paedophiles and the cannibals,
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satanic Epstein class with the documents are out there.
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You if you want to know who we are fighting and if you want to
1:07:20
know who's on the right side of the history, just look at the
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crimes that they have committed. The 2 heads of states that we're
1:07:27
fighting are one is Trump with his being on the Epstein file
1:07:33
and being the paedophile cannibal murderer.
1:07:37
And the other one is Nathaniel who has, he was a convinced war
1:07:42
criminal, convicted war criminal and which has a case of genocide
1:07:50
at the International Criminal Court.
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He is wanted by the International Justice Court.
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These are the people that that were the regimes that are
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attacking Iran. That should tell you where Iran
1:08:05
stands and anything that you hear about Iran from mainstream
1:08:09
media, from the Epstein class media is just an attempt to
1:08:13
demonise Iranians and Iran, which has a thousands of years
1:08:17
of civilization, a very rich culture and has never wanted to
1:08:21
surrender us after the 1979 popular revolution that we have
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had. We have all we had wanted to do
1:08:29
is to maintain and safeguard our independence.
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We have in the in the 300 year, if you go back from 300 years
1:08:38
ago of the history of Iran, Iran has never attacked a country.
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We have defended ourselves and we're proud of defending
1:08:44
ourselves strongly, and we will do that without any
1:08:50
consideration. But we have never started a war,
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we have never attacked the country.
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We have just defended ourselves and this is the war that we're
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fighting against Satanism. How can I follow your work?
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I'm on Twitter or X now. That's mainly where people can
1:09:12
follow and my handle tuto handle is Lee Laco.
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You can put it out for people, but it's also I can spell it at
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LEELAKO. So sorry Siddiqui, thank you for
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joining me in the trenches. Thank you, Jeremy for this
1:09:34
conversation.