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Iran - The Conversation
Recorded: March 1, 2026 Duration: 2:19:13Space Recording
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Music Thank you. Music Thank you. Mic check, hello, can everybody hear me?
Yeah, we hear you.
Might be a bit laggy today, because I got a little, uh, I got a microcycline next to the place where I live, so that should be an interesting situation.
Right? It started yesterday when we were, we were in the Discord server monitoring the situation.
Things just started.
So I was like, oh wow.
And then earlier today I wasn't able to come on during the period of time.
Where, you know, fucking like, Khamenei actually got assassinated.
So I actually did not see that in time.
And so I wasn't able to come online to talk about this as well
but yeah no it's a really interesting
situation man
I did not expect that to happen
for Americans
pretty good
dude it was so fucking funny
we were sitting in the server
and I was just prepping stuff
to go live as I usually do
roughly about the same time.
And then right after I finished setting everything up and I went live in the advanced members section of the Discord server, right then and there shit started happening.
I was like, man, the fucking timing is so good.
Holy shit, man.
Absolutely massive.
Yeah, that was a lot of fun monitoring the situation
yeah
we're like listening into other
listening into other spaces just to kind of like you know
see what was happening you know
and man
so much fucking propaganda bro
so much propaganda absolutely unbelievable
that was interesting seeing it from different sides
indeed it is honestly shocking how many propagandists are out there they're just
like oh man you know this is not gonna happen it's nothing major i think this guy isn't gonna
die right now and it's like okay well two hours after they've been saying that it's like okay
we've got a confirmed kill it's like dan bro yeah look his house it's a bad day it's just like, okay, we've got a confirmed kill. It's like, damn, bro. Yeah. Blow up his house.
It's a bad day.
It's a bad day for influencers today, especially those guys who are, like, you know, paid chills.
So, yeah.
Because he was home after all, huh?
Yeah, possibly he was.
Yeah, like, Blas was, like, his first reaction.
I, like, sold a big-ass fucking crater in his compound, and then this guy's like, hmm, I wonder if he was home.
Like, bro, it's diabolical, man.
Hopefully they didn't kill janitors this time.
That was my reaction.
Exactly.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like the fucking guy, the CIA guy meme, you know, is like,
we sent 47 cruise missiles and we killed the janitor.
The janitor.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
But yeah, looks like they actually got him so pretty epic
yeah let me see if i can bring him back up again sorry
trying to get i'm trying to get john spencer up oh yeah yeah somehow i think that space is wigging
out yep does that i see john spencer there in the audience right there as listener. I don't know if he's up yet
Yeah Should be able to request. I think he's on should be working, right?
Hey John yes
Yeah, one second I
Fuck yeah
Yeah Yeah.
They said the operation was going to last like a week,
but it looks like they completed early,
so that's pretty awesome.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, there's still the matter of regime change,
obviously, but... Yeah.
Yeah.
That'll take a bit longer.
Possibly.
It's not just like a...
He's leaving it up to the Iranians to like a... He's leaving it up to them to
get everything done.
I hope that they
choose Reza for this one.
It should be really good, but we will see
what happens. I think it's the only
option that kind of makes sense.
Because all the other options are just
kind of shit by comparison, and are going to cause
massive issues.
So I think that Reza is possibly their best call.
But we'll see what happens.
Possibly it is even a little too early to call this right now.
So John, you on?
I think he's wigging out.
Yeah, I think his mic was disconnecting or something.
Fucking spaces, bro.
Yeah. See, Alex is up here.
Fucking spaces, man.
Hey, guys.
Hey, guys.
Monitoring the situation.
It's quite an interesting time.
These modern wars
surely go very quickly, it appears.
Yeah! Very quick and very
surgical. Not like the stuff that
was like
the people were used to.
You know, like decade-long wars.
I mean, I think the only one that could shape out to be
decade-long wars, possibly in Ukraine, unless they
wrap that shit up. Like, if you want to look
at a really brutal war, Ukraine
is a great example of this in the modern age.
That's a truly brutal war.
Yeah, it's like a meat grinder.
Hey Adrian, can you hear me?
Yes, I can. Welcome.
Thank you. Sorry about
figuring out the audio.
Nah, it happens.
how did you react to the news?
Where were you when all this started going down?
I was trying to go to bed
and then of course
thanks to X saw it blowing up
and then needed to watch
the president's speech
because that's really important versus
all of the so-called experts
inferring what the goals are and everything.
So I stayed up for the speech, went to bed around 2am
but I was sitting home.
Nice.
Kind of same. I was like, I was sitting here
doing live streams and then all
of a sudden our
friend messages us. It's like, hey man
I just got this intel
and bombs are dropping. I'm like, wait, what?
It was like
it was crazy and that's how everything started and then I've been awake'm like, wait, what? It was like, it was crazy. And that's how everything started.
And then I've been awake until like,
I think 4 a.m. or some shit.
And then I just passed out and woke up like a few hours ago.
It's hard to keep up with.
I mean, there's just so much happening.
Even what you thought was happening in the opening moments,
daylight attack, which is insane.
Probably a target of opportunity,
but dropping 30 large bombs
on Khomeini's homes,
40 senior officers killed
in the opening hours.
Just incredible.
Indeed, indeed.
Very little civilian casualties, if any.
I haven't heard any reports
of any civilian casualties,
which is really good.
Right.
I think there's one Israel civilian since there were a lot injured,
like 80 injured running to bomb shelters.
But I think one was injured.
But yes, compared to the level of munitions that are being dropped,
I'm not seeing, although it's so hard to know what reports are coming out.
It's just trickling out who's dead and what was hit,
what cities were hit
um you know just incredible amounts of flights and bombs being dropped right now
i'm like
you're testing can you guys still hear me yeah we're here yeah yeah i can hear you give me a minute yeah it does show how much technology like it didn't really damage too many other
homes in the neighborhood either which was kind of surprising i looked at it
the big crater there.
Do you see, you know what?
I'm dating myself,
but everybody know what Baghdad's Bob was that actually just released an episode
about it on my podcast about 2003.
You know, the Americans are inside of Baghdad
and there's a spokesman for the Iraqi army.
He's like, no problem.
We've defeated them.
There's no problem here.
And freaking Iranian spokesman army's like no problem we've defeated them there's no problem here and freaking uh iranian
spokesman was on fox news like an hour ago saying nobody's dead nothing nothing's wrong here and
then the information is coming out like it's insane that it's a new baghdad bob yeah yeah that's wild
Yeah, yeah. That's wild.
throwback
Throwback.
Nice, just reconnected.
Alright, welcome back.
One small problem that Starlink has, even though it's massively capable,
is that whenever there's a massive rainstorm,
it just completely destroys your internet connection.
It's just instantly over.
That's a problem.
Yeah, so that's going to be pretty difficult,
because again, like I said, I've got a massive weather system
pretty close to where I'm at.
This is one of the side effects of living in the tropics,
is like, you randomly get a massive-ass storm for no fucking reason.
It's like, okay, there you go.
Well, I mean, there is a reason.
Oceans are hot, right?
But like, yeah.
So that just messes with the internet.
And that's a lightning strike.
So yeah, I got a storm outside.
That's pretty nice.
Atmosphere.
Will you stay connected?
So John, what do you think the next steps are going to be
based on what you've been able to see and what you understand? What do you think the next steps are going to be, based on what you've been able to see and what you understand?
What do you think the next steps are going to be here?
Because I think some elements of defense are still active in Iran, and at this point they're possibly just shooting willy-nilly to try and do some damage before they go out.
Yeah, that's the dangerous position you're at, right?
Wounded animals, more dangerous than one
backed in the corner, et cetera.
But I think that this true scale of what
the American military is able to unleash
hasn't even began yet.
But you do see the Islamic regime.
I actually went public.
Like I underestimated what I thought
the Islamic regime would have fallen back.
I didn't think they'd bring Armageddon or anything, but the really the lack of response
and yes, they're attacking multiple Gulf states with which is serious. And that's, you know,
somewhat of an escalation. It's just like you said, they're just these acts of desperation or
like what's the what's their end game in doing that?
Just on the scale of what the United States could bring,
I think people way underestimated the capability,
but also the ability to strike at the Islamic regime hopes of firing things back,
whether that's at the U.S. Navy, U.S. bases, all the Gulf states,
especially Israel, where this goes.
I think you see regime change.
I honestly do, although it's completely not a regime change operation just based on what the United States and others have positioned in preparation.
I was involved in a regime change operation in 2003.
I know what that looks like.
There's only two historical case studies,
really modern era,
where just bombing the crap out of somebody
gets you to a regime change,
both in Serbia and Libya.
Completely different context, though.
I mean, what Iran is.
I think we're going to continue to
see, and I think the United States has the ability to continue this for weeks, if necessary. But the
target deck continuing to target regime elements, both the IRGC, besiege, police, of course, the
political leadership. I mean, the generals are i mean 40 there are 30
killed during the 12-day war 30 20 in the first night 30 overall to the point where if they if the
the iranians elected a new general then that general would be killed and according to what
we believe there are 40 killed in the opening hours of this operation. Like how many are left?
I think that the strikes will continue.
Hopefully when that happens, you start to push towards the population,
starting to see those mass protests and them signaling with their feet what they want.
But it's a dangerous time, like you said, because they still, the regime,
whoever's in charge at this point,
still has the,
still has capabilities.
Still has the ability
to do things.
They threatened,
supposedly closed
the Straits of Hormuz,
which was always
a big concern
and really interesting
the president put that
at the height.
Of the things he is
very specific on
what the goal
for the United States was,
destruction of the Navy,
which I found interesting, which is tied to that.
We don't want them closing the Strait of Hormuz.
You can say you're doing it versus you actually do it.
But I think you're going to see multiple more days of hundreds of strikes.
And just to put it in, I'm not a historian, but I love historical parallels.
You know, the Israel and what they did was impressive
over the 12 days. They did a thousand sorties. We'll hit that in the first day. They did a thousand
sorties over the 12 days. We did 160,000 sorties and dropped 250,000 bombs and missiles on Iraq and the Persian Gulf 43 day war.
What the United States could continue to do until the goals are met,
which are destruction of the nuclear program,
the ballistic missile program and the Navy, those are specified goals.
That would take a while to be clear.
I mean, the size and I know, Adrian, you've studied Ukraine a lot.
I mean, just the geography of Iran is like three times the size of Ukraine.
It would still take a lot of resources to eliminate all that military infrastructure.
But you're trying to deter behavior as well.
That's where you get to the, you know, if there's some type of unilateral negotiation,
and we watch the Iranians both on TV and at the UN Security Council today, they have no interest in changing their behavior despite what's already happened.
Their leader killed, 40 top leaders killed.
I think you're going to see just a necessary continuation of the operation.
But they keep sending not massive attacks, but missiles and drones towards Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Qatar,
all of them, which is, to me, not a rational move, but the enemy always gets to vote.
Did you hear me or was I talking to myself that whole time yeah yeah we hear you man yeah oh no
i did i thought i cut out for a second because right after you stopped talking there was like a
i heard some thunder i was like oh did this fuck up my internet connection for a second i was like
waiting was that what do you say something because i don't want to interrupt by accident
that was it that was my spill that's what i think i mean one is never listen to anybody
who can tell you what's going to happen uh war is human um that's one of the enduring natures so
uh who's in charge right now who's who's giving orders uh is a big question uh what are the people
going to do what are the continued targets going to be uh So much unknown in this fog of, what we call fog of war.
Yeah, I think maybe we're going to see in like two days, roughly about what's going to start shaping out.
If anything, I think maybe in like two days, we'll see something that's a little bit more concrete.
Until then, I think that's just going to be leadership eliminations.
And like you said, taking apart infrastructure.
I think like taking apart infrastructure. I think, like, taking apart infrastructure
is one of the things, but, like, realistically
speaking, like I said, there's so much of it, it would make more
sense to just kill the people who are pushing the buttons,
right, or the ones that are at least willing to push the buttons
because not all of them are going to do it.
But at this point, I feel like, you know, there's still some fight left in him
and I wonder what it's going to take until there's, like,
no more fight left in him, right?
So, yeah.
I guess we're going to see. We're going to see what happens
next. And, you know,
the orders were given. I mean, if people
are paying attention to
even whatever Reza is saying,
people are waiting. They're waiting for
this whole thing to basically be over
so that they can step in. And
if you look at this, there's lots of
propagandists and Marxists and dipshits
out there that will tell you this is a regime change, and it really is not. The people are going to change the country
into whatever they want the country to be changed into, because ultimately what's happening right
now is no new leaders being installed by any party. It's just people that have been taken
hostage of the country being killed. So it's like, that's all that this is, right? They're
just taking out the leaders of that country. the people can later then decide what they want to put in uh but up
until this point it's like not an actual regime change would be in a regime change it's not a
regime change operation it might result in regime change by the will of the people but outside of
that it's like it would be it's inaccurate to say that this is a regime change or some sort of
orchestration it's like the the execution from what one can see as an outside observer
is consisted with the goals and the targets that they've laid out,
both Israel's operation and the U.S.'s operation.
There's a lot of consistency here,
so I don't see any reasoning for why anyone should need to doubt that
or make up some sort of conspiracy theory that ends up not being true.
Right. That was spot on, actually, Adrian. I think that's excellent analysis. And
I think with the senior leadership, especially the United States, but if you want to listen to
Israel, who's involved as well, what are the leaders saying? Not the conspiracy theory of,
well, that's not what they really mean. They really mean this, or they find another person saying something. President Trump's speech last night was very specific, very laid out. And
when it got to the Iranian people, it was very specific on stay low, be ready. This is your
once in a life, once in a generational chance to take control of the of the nation of your nation so that is unlike
regime change operations by force that is unlike definitely not forever war definitely not
nation building definitely all that crap comparison that people do
indeed yes yeah and even a lot of those examples where like people cite stuff out of the past
they're like giving misrepresentations they say all kinds of weird shit you know it's like it's
it's it's just noise and it's ironic because like if you actually do speak to uh and actually
running it on the ground in iran right now they will tell you that it's all bullshit you know
that they're all happy about what's happening right now i mean like i recently um i recently
like heard one of those guys on spacesaces. I was, like, you know, monitoring
searching for, like, information and came across
the space. It was, like, this one kid who, like,
came up there and
this guy was, like, explaining the situation on the ground
and there was, like, a whole bunch of people that were trying
to, like, you know, poke him to, you know,
steer the
narrative in a very specific direction,
you know, and it didn't work because he just straight up said,
nah, man, that's all fucking bullshit it was really funny man absolutely i love when that
happens and that's only on x spaces and y i mean everywhere that i've followed actually it's it's
x in the x spaces that where you have on the ground people are going and then somebody from
outside the country and love how you can now it's like where are located at? It's like, no, no, you Iranian,
that's not what your people are saying.
This is what you want. It's insane.
Yeah, it really is.
I mean, it's kind of ironic that someone like me
sits here. I mean, I'm pretty far away from all of this,
but the reason why I have a bit of a stake
in this is because it has a global effect.
Even where I am, there's a lot of misinformed
people that support various
sides of wars that
they themselves do not understand, that there are changing things in the country where I live in.
So of course I get to have a say in why not. I think that there's an assessment based on reason,
and then there are assessments based on propaganda. So which do you choose? Your reasoning should not
be propaganda, your reasoning should be, well, actual reasoning. It should stack up to reality
and match whatever reality is. So after that, you just come around to this and just watch, you know? And hey, look, I mean,
it's obvious what was happening in Iran this entire time. If anybody's like ever spoken to
anybody there, they will understand very, very quickly what's happening. And of course, I'm
happy for these people. And that's why I've been so vocal about this. Because, you know, this is
great. It's great to see people, you know, free themselves from the shackles of their oppressors.
So why shouldn't I say something? Why shouldn't I speak up?
Why shouldn't I make noise?
I mean, it's fucking great.
I mean, you have to counter-meme the retards as well, so why not?
You know, it's the least you can do.
It's the least that anyone can do from the outside.
Right.
And it's so interesting that when you hear these propagandists connecting their own dots
and then excluding all information, like,
no, I know what theanian people they're very
supportive of the regime like did were you not watching anything in january where tens of
thousands of them millions of them um not only tens of thousands were slaughtered tens of thousands
arrested uh but they voted with their feet but like don't pay attention to that i've connected
these dots or don't get me started on the military analysts,
like how weak the United States is and how strong the Islamic regime in Iran is.
They're going to unleash Armageddon.
They're going to sink the aircraft carriers with hypersonic missiles,
like all this crap when they couldn't handle Israel.
And Israel decimated them.
And like, there is a certain number of generals,
of people to where you have somebody who was taking a captain
and making them a general at some point
because Israel and the United States have targeted so many
and texting them like, look, you don't want to take that job.
You need to leave the country.
And that's the defectors even that Trump called for,
which I think is amazing, right?
That's right.
That's how you do this right you have people of other power sources um that can assist
the people and with what they're voting for with their feet um and that's the defectors that you
want to see or or they're dead indeed yes and the thing that really annoys me uh in all of this is
like about the numbers of the protesters that were obviously killed.
You have these people trying to cover it up by saying, oh, you don't really believe these numbers, do you?
It's like, what do you mean? I don't believe the numbers.
You can clearly see that there's a ton of people that have died.
There's many on the ground that, despite the best efforts of the regime disabling Internet access, have been able to talk about what has been happening.
of the regime disabling internet access
have been able to talk about what has been happening.
And lots of people have lost people they've known,
friends, family, significant others,
all this kind of stuff.
And there are many, many instances of this,
instances that are not duplicates,
but there are unique instances,
like organically unique instances.
So you can actually verify that there are a lot of people,
at least 10, 20,000 must have died due due to these protests not because they were themselves violent but because the regime sent
out its enforcers and basically dealt with them and they did also send mercenaries in as well which
is you know this is very identifiable because they did not speak in the local language they just spoke
plain arabic it's like that's not normal that does not happen like that so they sent them in there
and then it was like obviously there were going to be results and they were quite
striking so i don't think you should really believe numbers but i think that there is a good
that there is a decent estimate that can be made because you're you're operating with a lot of
uncertainty based on the restriction of information that's coming out of the place you know it's like
you you their main source of internet is what?
Like at Starlink?
You know, it's pretty difficult to get down there.
You know, and you have to contend
against all manner of different technologies
that are trying to jam the signal.
So possibly the number is a lot higher,
but based on what you can like reasonably infer
with the acceptable degree of accuracy,
that number was in the tens of thousands,
if not 20.
100%. I think that'll be tens of thousands, if not 20. 100%.
I think that would be part of the target bank as well,
is stopping the
regimes, although it was part of Israel's as well,
ability to do that
with the controlling the information.
The more information that can be brought
to the people of Iran,
the better, I think, the outcomes.
And that's why all those startling terminals
that they got in in January, February,
but also you're targeting the cyber operations
and other capabilities of the Islamic regime
to do what they've always done,
which is these brutal crackdowns
and try to hold on to power.
I think they're desperate on many levels,
but I believe that'll be a part of the target bank.
And I made this statement,
I'll keep making this statement,
a US-led operation with Israel in support,
with that human intelligence that only Israel brings,
is night and day compared to an Israel-led operation
last June of 2025.
This will be night and day to that.
Yeah, it's true. I mean, this whole thing has been
very surgical. It's like, it's crazy.
I mean, I'm actually
like, here in this space, like, we were talking
about how modern words look so different.
It's like, it's fascinating.
And especially whenever, like, Israel's involved here,
it's like the intel that they provide creates
a very clean environment.
Even when they initially struck last year, the way that they did was exceedingly surgical in nature that I always find extremely impressive.
I mean, the pagers aside, you know, fucking like, hey, there's a guy who lives in this apartment over here.
We can strike him with a missile, but make sure not to take out the entire building.
Just like there's one small hole and it's only that apartment that got blown up i'm like
damn bro how the fuck did you do that they they texted on the opening night of the 12 day war in
june they texted all of the iranian generals musad did and and they thought it was themselves
to come to a meeting and then they put a missile right into the window of that building and blew up 20 officers.
The most senior officer, it's just like sci-fi level stuff.
Not only the technology, but the intelligence infiltration.
It's crazy.
Yeah, like the Mossad is an extremely impressive intelligence agency.
Like whenever you look at something like the CIA, it's kind of like, you know, I'm going to be honest, there are lots of failures in their operations, and they seem kind of ridiculous. If you want to look at a, if you want to look at an agency in the US, that's actually impressive. I think that the NSA is very impressive. You know, because like that, that's, that's the place that's impressive. Whereas the CIA is like, you like you know if you look at any mission it always has a very large and undeniable element
of failure to it like every operation just look at any operation right it's it's just kind of
ridiculous in some form but then you look at something like the nsa by comparison how effective
they operate or you look at something like the mossad of course right it's like and the mossad
especially they operate to a very competent degree that is exceedingly fascinating.
Like they do a very good job, I must say.
It's like very impressive.
And you don't know about their operations until they're successful.
So that's pretty good.
Right, right.
And the risk they take in the human intelligence element, combining all the advanced technologies,
all the advanced technologies but the risk and the human intelligence that you you just can't
but the risk and the human intelligence that you just can't replace.
replace i had the the head of the mossad yoshi cohen recent former head of mossad on my podcast
talking about the 2018 um raid they did into tehran put you know tons of mossad agents to steal the
nuclear archive from these giant safes from the heart of tehran and get all that material out
um it's just insane the risks they'll take and the precision of their their operations
indeed indeed and you don't even like know what what else they're doing you just know about the
successful operations that's it they got a they're like always cooking that's the thing that's
impressive they're always cooking and then they come up with some ridiculous
thing to pull off and then it works
it's like damn bro
it's like killing the Hamas leader
in the bed of
the presidential palace
the realm of imagination and audacity
it's like it's insane
yeah the supply chain infiltration was really impressive
as well like i remember like looking at the details of how they did this like especially
with the pagers and i'm like bro how did you even think that that was gonna work it was such a like
it was such a crazy thing to attempt it would escape otherwise logical reasoning to even attempt
such a thing which i think is possibly the exact uh possibly the exact reason why it worked because
nobody would expect something like this,
because it seems exceedingly unlikely
that a supply chain attack at that level
could actually function and be a success,
and that it was a success.
I was like, damn, that was crazy.
But even to create a paper-thin explosive
in a device that small, 100%.
But yeah, the whole getting a terrorist army
to doubt their own communication tech
and then buy it from the Mossad shell company
and have it.
I mean, there's few military parallels
to infiltrating an enemy logistical system
than having them buy thousands of pagers and almost 10,000 walkie-talkies that have a paper-thin explosive and then detonated across geography because those pagers – I mean, they even had an Iranian diplomat with one of those things in her hand and the precision because it's a terrorist pager that a terrorist is carrying um it's insane
yeah like it's it's it's interesting how many people have like forgotten about that operation
honestly it's like it it just it's kind of just swept under the rug, unfortunately.
But that was very unique.
That was a unique story.
Everybody wants to talk about some stuff that doesn't exist,
but what about the stuff that actually happened and worked out?
This was really interesting to see.
And the possibility for error, right?
If you know what happened, you know that they had information
that Hezbollah was doubting something and was about to send the devices off for more x-rays and more investigation.
So the amount, like you said, you don't know about them until they work, but the amount of risk to this operation succeeding and for it to succeed at such a grand level.
I mean, there are a few parallels in military history.
Did you just get your
assessment on that? Because at the time of
a... Hang on a second, but what?
No, I was going to say, what do you guys think
the odds are that the
U.S. ends up with troops on the ground
in Iran fighting a
ground war do you think it's low or very low very low not not necessarily not to go not within this
not even our political willingness um and not it would be so's just not necessary, to be frank.
If you were doing a polymart, I wouldn't put a single-digit percentage chance of that.
Just not possible.
It's not in the theater.
It's not in the political anything.
Not from 2016 administration.
Interest, not part of the goal to do this.
Nobody's boots on the ground.
I mean, this is what Adrian was saying about.
This is setting the condition for a regime change that would benefit the entire region,
which is why I don't think it's rational to be attacking all of these different countries and unifying them against what we all know is the threat to the regional stability,
let alone larger stability,
I think is so low it's not even willing to talk about.
Real.
Oh, yeah, that's another thing that I think is good to bring up again
is the introduction of stability that this could potentially bring.
Because it's a widely hidden
by narrative engineering,
but also understood fact that Iran,
especially the regime in Iran,
used the economy of that country and the people
of that country to basically fund
the terrorist operations
in Palestine.
Because people don't ask
this one critical question.
It is when
you have a country that is at war, right?
And it is fighting various countries around it.
It's causing lots of instability. But mainly
it's just constantly shooting out weapons.
That's what it's doing.
It's using weapons.
How does it get those weapons?
If you look at any country,
if you use a shit ton of weapons,
how do you get those weapons in the first place?
Or even if it's just an area or a terrorist group.
Let's say a terrorist group doesn't make anything.
They have no economy.
But somehow they still have an infinite supply of ammunition and weapons. How does that work? Like, that doesn't make any sense. Well, the answer is, aside from all the many strange international organizations that collect aid, mainly a lot of funding came from Iran, right?
That's why the regime was always so hell-bent on trying to brainwash its population into going against Israel primarily.
Because that's what they make you do, even if you're at a university or a school or anything like that.
Every single year, I think monthly or something like that, they make you chant death to America and death to Israel.
Because you're supposed to remember what your enemies are, supposedly.
And because of that, you have like you know this this that the a lower chance of an uprising because you know basically your money you're making an enemy of
the world you're making uh you're taking whatever money that you could use to improve your life
and you're just giving it to a bunch of terrorists to like you know turn it into bullets and shoot
it at people for no fucking reason it's like damn bro so that's kind of that that's that's an
interesting adjustment as well.
And that's what I've been speaking about for a while also,
is that if that regime is finally taken apart,
then potentially the funding will end,
and then maybe stability will return through this because there is not going to be a war if you have nothing to fight with.
A hundred percent.
I mean, the greatest example is,
if you know anything about Yemen and the Houthis, how did they amass one of the greatest, sure-to-see missile and drone arsenals of any pirate empire ever created?
It was their Iranian systems.
You go to Hezbollah, you go to all of them.
And I agree with you, Adrian. Imagine the stability and just the global good if you unleash the Persian 92 million people, the sciences, the economy, the advancements that aren't solely focused on two things. That's all the Islamic regime spends billions of dollars on
is controlling its population
and its exporting of terrorism all across the Middle East.
Not just the ring of fire around Iran,
but I mean, I lost soldiers in Iraq
to Iran-backed proxies and IEDs.
If the actual government cared about the people, I mean,
everybody was tracking why the protests, of course, were happening. Of course, what the
hundreds of weekly, monthly, gruesome hangings that the Islamic regime does off their cranes,
if you ever watch them, but how, I mean, they had run out of,
they were getting ready to seriously talk about
moving the capital because it had run out of water.
The banks are collapsing all your world
more than my world.
But if the regime falls and the people take,
and there's actually a good outcome,
which I truly believe there would be,
how much just prosperity, economic growth there could be
if you unleash that very ancient population
where sciences and so much stuff originated.
It's just crazy what they've done in the last 47 years
to the point where every element of the economy was collapsing, not from a lack of resources, but just what their priorities were.
Indeed, yeah. The one thing that I think, like this is a thing I posted because I thought it would be interesting, But, you know, it might be a good idea for the people,
at least outside of Iran, at least,
to change the name of the country back to Persia.
Even though, like, and this is not to say that I disagree
or I think it was wrong that, you know, the Shah at the time,
this is, I think, in the 1930s where the Shah said,
like, they wanted to turn Persia, the name Persia, into Iran
because they had, like, colonialist associations
and had all these, like, issues with the name. So it's it's like hey why don't we just like you know call persia iran because
you know iran is like the the the persian way like is a persian um like in the persian language
of the name of the country right and so that that's that's how we came to this name. Even though, I think it was in the 1950s, that the Shah San clarified that
it's still academically referred to as Persia.
So I think, kind of as a repetition of history,
and it's kind of ironic,
they probably should change it back,
because right now there is less negative association
with the name Persia than there is with the name Iran.
I'm not saying they should do this.
I'm just saying this could be an interesting thing.
Yeah, I did not see his request.
I didn't see it at all. Spaces is pretty buggy.
So yeah, I sentiment it.
We're going to see if this actually works out.
The reason it's called Iran
is because
Persian is one of the ethnicities and there's a bunch of other ethnicities inside of Iran.
And so like there was some tension between a few of these ethnicities about like the fact that it was called Persia after like one ethnicity that was in the country and the Azeris and the Turkmen and the Balochs
and whatever else weren't being included.
So they kind of changed the name like to Iran, partly for that reason.
But there were several reasons why they did it.
But I think it's like, to me, it's like, I don't really see an issue with it.
Because if you think about it historically, if you think about it historically and in other countries, you have Persia, you have like Japan, they call themselves Nihon or Nippon.
and then Germany gets called Deutschland.
And then Germany gets called Deutschland.
And yeah, so it's just something that different countries can call themselves
that's different from their international name.
Yeah, exactly.
Persia would be the exonym and Iran would be the indonym, right?
would be the exonym and Iran would be the
indonym, right? Like, that would make a lot of sense.
Like that would make a lot of sense.
Yeah, I'm sure, like, a lot of different people have different
opinions about it, but
yeah, at the end of the day,
it's, like, the name Iran has
kind of been
made a lot worse by this regime.
Yeah. I mean, if you go to the average
American and you say, hey, what do you know of Persia?
They all start thinking of potentially
the older kings.
They're thinking of something like Cyrus the Great
even if they don't recognize my name.
You think about the Persian Empire.
Exactly. The name has been cleaned.
They think about the IRGC.
Exactly, yeah.
You don't want to have people
think about the IRGC
when you're named
from where you come from.
I've actually,
so I have a book coming out
probably at the end of the year
about the,
which actually caused me
to have to be on the border with Iran a lot recently
between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the Nagarna-Karabakh wars.
Man, does names of, how much names of places change in that region.
It's really important.
Really excited about the book, but I think people got that war totally wrong as well.
But I mean, the border with Azerbaijan and Iran
is literally a road and a line
and you're driving along like...
Yeah, it's separated by the Aris River.
That's right.
Where a lot of the second Nagarna-Karabakh war,
some of the southern push was along that river.
But you can...
I mean, I'm just driving along the road
that runs along the river and you can just look over and see that. But the was along that river. But you can, I mean, I'm just driving along the road that runs along the river,
and you can just look over and see that.
But the history of that area is crazy.
Yeah, so Azerbaijan and Iran actually used to be
as part of the same country during,
before the time of the Qajars.
And the Qajars were kind of this incompetent Azerbaijani ethnic family that was ruling Iran at the time.
And they lost the war to Russia, and they had to actually end up giving the place that
the Qajars actually descended from, parts of Azerbaijan, to Russia in a war that they lost.
And so that's part of the reason why Azerbaijan and Iran are separate countries now. I actually got to break off.
Adrian, I'm making four giant ribeye steaks
for a bunch of teenage boys coming over to the house.
I thought you'd like that.
I don't have any tallow I'm doing straight on the grill.
They're massive, though.
Can't wait.
Thanks.
That's great.
That's great, man.
All right, see you.
See you.
All right, excellent.
I'm having an interesting difficulty adjustment
wavefront experience because
on top of
spaces being retarded
the internet's also like semi-cut nuts
I have to switch back and forth between mobile
and Starlink access
because the normal internet's really dogshit
but then the Starlink internet access is great
until the big-ass fucking storm comes through.
I hope this is the last of the big fucking clouds.
It was really bad, like, a few hours ago.
I had, like...
I had pretty bad winds.
But, yeah, I think we're, like, kind of back.
You know, let's see.
People taking the streets
partying in Iran now
interesting
every single Iranian
every single Iranian
hates those people
interesting
yeah
I mean hey man
it's almost like the weird
terrorist extremist fucking like pseudoxist faggots.
Like, all of these people just want to kill everybody.
It's almost like that they're anti-humanist, and all they want to do is see people suffer.
It's almost like that's exactly what their goal is here, you know?
You keep seeing them everywhere. The most ridiculous thing I heard was some fucking stupid
bitch out of a
California, not a California, out of a
Canadian university
advocating for the
MEK.
Oh, right, yeah.
For those of you who don't understand, the MEK is
one of the worst fucking things to have ever
happened to the Middle East, by
the way. They were
partially behind, in
no light form,
the last toppling
of, like, basically...
They're the ones that basically
took Iran apart the last time.
This is why there's this regime in
place right now. That's because of them.
They're also behind a lot of other problems as well.
The MEK is one of the worst fucking pieces of shit
organizations ever. And if anybody comes
up and like shills this fucking shit,
I want you to like block those people. Call them a fucking
faggot. What a piece of shit human
you have to be to shill for these fucking pieces of shit.
Adrian, can you check your message?
They like caused massive issues in fucking
Europe as well. Like it's undeniable.
Like these people are fucked up.
Adrian, can you check your message?
Yeah, yeah, I'm checking.
Yeah, sure. I mean, we could do it if we wanted.
If we want to.
Okay.
Yeah.
Could be an interesting addition. We never know.
Is he secure, though?
What do you mean?
If he starts yapping,
does somebody go cover him?
Possibly not, eh?
We'll see.
Fair enough.
And, of course,
one of my favorites was
I saw this fucking, like,
washed Australian, like, former soldier, whatever the fuck, go on and basically show Qatari talking points. It's crazy, man. I was very tempted yesterday to go on to fucking spaces during my monitoring of the situation.
How was that going to play out?
It was going to be
5-1, and while I could have definitely
won that fight,
it's really not going to
do it. You're going to have to compete
with a whole bunch of people whose primary skill
is to talk over each other
without any substance. So how are you going to
actually deal with that problem?
You can't, realistically.
So it's like, you know what, I'm going to take the L,
I'm going to keep it aside, and we're going to see gonna see what happens well i for one would have liked to hear that um you
gotta do more stunts like that occasionally you know i shall i shall you know what in the future
i will i will do a little bit more i'll do a little bit more research yes we can what's up
like first of all thank you for bringing the mek thing up i'm being fighting against i'm reading myself as well i'm fine i'm being fighting as mek for a year at least and exposing the
propaganda like you know uh actually one of the things that i've done recently i was having a
space with the editor of town hall and i'm bringing one of my friends who was an MEK child soldier with myself as well and then informed the new townhouse editor about MEK.
And he said that he will kick out the people who are writing in favor of MEK. against the Gollum Rajavi and all of these big mustache fossils
who are like, I don't know, who should live in an elderly house.
But I don't know, and they are bringing some young guys
dressing like OnlyFans models and trying to say,
oh, you're for freedom.
These guys are ridiculous. And this is how the MEK is spreading the propaganda.
You see that they are buying mostly right-wing politicians,
also former politicians, to just spread propaganda for them.
Even though some entire war figures like Matt Gaetz,
he's a good friend with Ali Safavi, the office holder in DC.
I don't know how deep you are into the MEK thing,
but how deeply you know the people who are there and the organization.
I think maybe you should give us a breakdown
on this because I mean you came up
you probably have a lot of good information
on this subject but you could possibly give us a breakdown
I know some bits but not enough to give a proper
breakdown
the MEK is
an organization that's like basically
the Iranian revolution happened
because of communists
and Islamists basically working together.
And they had the support of Jimmy Carter during that time.
And then once, the biggest one of this was the MEK, which was both communist and Islamic.
And they worked.
It's like some of thexists were in there as well
but there's a thing they created a modern organization named ncri you know how
massive he you know when he fled with uh i mean like uh bani sad okay the first islam republic
president they both fled to france and then they created the NCRI because MEK was very violent and was the military branch.
So they just wanted to create a modern organization to, you know, actually put MEK as a political branch of it.
And they created NCRI with Abul Hussein Abanisad, the first Islam Republic president.
And then, you know, that's why they say Mariam Rajavi is the president,
so-called president-elect of NCRI,
and they don't say MEK directly
because they just want to,
they don't want to say the name MEK.
They always want to say the name NCRI.
Even they say, sometimes they say OYEC,
Organization, Iranian American Communities,
which is totally bullshit.
And OYEC is another, you know,
clothing for MEK and NCRI if both of them are hated so
OYEC is just you know an organization for these children of MEK families their younger ones
who are trying to say oh no we are different we are these we are not mostly in America especially
the OYEC works because OYEC is American. They're just trying to say, oh, we're, you know.
But they're literally very corrupt.
But Adrian, I just sent you a person that if you want to have a space about MEK with him,
he's an MEK child soldier.
Also, he was working in America for Jafar Zadeh
for the financial stuff.
And he's very aware of that.
Can you just see?
I just sent you a DM. And he's the child soldier that is a friend of mine. And he's very aware of that. Can you just see? I just sent you a DM.
He's the child soldier that is a friend of mine.
And he's very important.
His name is Ray Torabi. He's great.
He's actually the
best guy about...
Could you see my DM?
I don't think anything came through yet.
I sent you a test message.
Ray Torabi. I just sent you the DM of him.
Is he requesting right now?
No, no, no.
He just sent you the DM of him.
It's the full future.
Okay.
We could have a space.
We could have a space in the future.
Okay, so we can plan for it.
But I just want to say about the revolution.
I don't know how familiar are you with the Crown Prince's plan
and the booklet that he has.
Actually, because yesterday his team actually published a new version of the booklet,
which there's a good team with fresh, young, highly educated people
like Said Qasem Nejad, Navid Mohibbi, Kasray Rabi, Aydin Panahi,
all of these great guys.
And I urge everyone to go and read the second version
of the transitional booklet as well.
I think it would be great to have a little more background on what's going on there.
Right.
You know, for people that aren't super in tune with what's going on in Iran right now.
I can just share the videos that they're celebrating because Khamenei died.
This is the Iran Prosperity Project.
I just shared that up here.
If you guys can see the Nufthi's booklet.
Oh, yeah.
I think I just shared that.
Yeah.
I think you can see that, Adrian.
So this is the Nufthi's Prosperity Project.
And if you go down, you can see the booklet.
And there's an English version of the booklet.
You can download it and you can read it.
But there's one thing important into the foreign policy,
which in the very first week is the requirement
that the new government will recognize Israel.
And actually, this is the very first priority of, you know, transitional era's foreign policy.
There's, okay, so hold on, hold on.
We have to like kind of give some context for this specifically.
give some context for this specifically. So the Jews and the Iranians have had a very,
very long relationship for several thousand years. In fact, if you read the Bible,
it says that Cyrus the Great had what freed the Jews. And there's also the book of Esther,
about how Esther, by marrying the king of Iran,
saves the Jews.
And the Iranians and the Jews have had a good relationship together for over 3,000 years.
And what's happened is the last 47 years or so is kind of the exception with this Islamic government basically making it a priority
to destroy Israel and destroy America. But this is a very, very, very new thing. This is something
that's historically not happened. So the reason that this is one of the priorities is because this is about restoring a relationship that they've had for thousands of years.
May I tell you an interesting fact?
You know, even Israel was the only country that helped Iran in the war against Iraq.
But you know what Khomeini did?
Khomeini said, the road to Jerusalem passes from Karbala.
In Persian, he said,
What does that mean?
That means that they just want to use Iraq to just, you know, go and go for Israel.
So, you know, so Israel was helping, you know, Iran.
They thought that Khomeini would not be against Israel.
And they thought that, okay, so they helped them to destroy one of the most new,
one of the most new, you know, like many Iraqi aircrafts
that they have bought them from France.
And then they destroyed the entire, I think it was aircraft camp
that was in southwest Iraq, if I'm not wrong.
Southwest Iraq, yes, southwest Iraq.
And then after that attack that they gave the Iranians a very big favor,
I say Iranians because that time during the war,
it wasn't actually the regime controlled that much because the regime was still new.
The IRGC didn't exist.
And, you know, from then, after Khomeini, during the peace talks,
after 1980 tweet, if I'm not wrong,
1982 were talking to peace after they broke free from Khurram, Shahar,
and Khomeini wanted to continue the war.
He could accept and Saddam could pay a lot of money to the Iranians and then everything will be over.
But it wasn't over.
And then what happened was that Khomeini continued the war for five more years
and a lot of people got killed because of his stupidity.
Well, it wasn't stupidity. Khomeini specifically, the reason Khomeini was doing that.
He was willing to continue the war to gain power. He wanted to stabilize.
Let me explain. But what he wanted to do specifically is there were, at the time when
they first got in power, there were a lot of people inside the country who were completely
against the Islamic Republic and they were fighting against it There were a lot of people inside the country who were completely against the Islamic Republic.
And they were fighting against it.
And a lot of these people went to prison.
And when the Iran-Iraq war happened, suddenly they could say, well, we're the transitional, we're the government in charge right now.
So if you're fighting against us, that means you're working
for Iraq. And it became kind of treacherous to go against the Islamic Republic. So what they did
was they started opening up the prisons. They started opening up people that were part of the
previous military. And they sent these people straight to their deaths against Iraq. And that's
the reason that he was extending it,
because he wanted to make sure that anyone that was brave enough to go against his government, anyone that wanted to,
anyone that was going to be a problem,
anyone that had already been to prison,
all of these people were going to end up dying,
and then he would end the war.
Yes.
Of course he wanted to gain power, he would end the war. Yes.
Of course he wanted to gain power.
And then just establishing the whole idea that Khomeini had for a long time.
Because as you said,
the transitional government,
which was leading by Mahdi,
like he was the Mehdi Bazargan, if I'm not wrong.
And he had the transitional government.
And after the takeover of U.S. embassy,
Bazargan actually resigned.
And then there was a first election
with which Bani Sard got elected.
And then we know the rest of it.
That Bani Sr got elected and then we know the rest of it. That Bani Sadr got impeached and he left with Master Rajavi, two friends,
and then they created the National Council of Resistance
and then Bani Sadr gave his 16-year-old girl to Rajavi and Rajavi married her.
If you don't know, now you know.
Because Rajavi had three wives. So first was Ashraf Rabi, which Rajavi has a child with her.
And the second one was Bani Sadr's daughter, which divorced her after I think it was one year or two years.
And then finally, Mariam Rajavi's marriage, if some guys don't know,
finally mariam rajavi's marriage if you if some guys don't know he forced the second most powerful
man in mk mehdi abisham chi to divorce uh his wife which his wife was mariam kachar azudon
lue then changed to rajavi after maria married masoud
i'm interested um what do you think the path forward looks like
for Iran
well
it really depends on what the
new government is going to be
if it's going to be.
If it's going to be a return of the Shah, I think the Shah wants to have a referendum to see what the actual people want.
Whether they want a monarchy or they just want a transitional government that moves to a republic.
But I think we're going to have to wait and see
what happens in the country and
if the
people can overthrow
this regime and finally be done with
all the horseshit that it's put
everyone through
like as Otis said
it's true like it's a process
and everyone can just read the transitional booklet
and it says all of it.
Because the transitional era starts, like, for six months
to just, you know, fix the infrastructures
that the regime has destroyed.
And then, after six months, it's going to be a referendum.
Maybe after six months, it's going to be a referendum
for the political system.
And during that time, so people can just create their political parties
and then prepare for the democratic future.
So the thing is that the referendum will be,
both results will be secular democratic, okay?
One of it is a constitutional monarchy.
Another one is a republic.
So people can just decide what secular democratic system they want.
They want as a constitutional monarchy like UK, Denmark,
or some of the other constitutional monarchies like that,
or they just want a republic with a king or without a king.
That's their choices.
But both of the outcomes are not going to be any kind of totalitarian version,
Interesting.
And I know it's kind of early days to be talking about this sort of thing, but that
sounds like a great plan.
Do you see any threats to that outcome?
It depends on how we see the threat from like when if you if you're speaking
as of right now the threat is the reformists they shouldn't get power they shouldn't get power and
hold on wait so let let me let's explain what the reformists are first, because I don't think most people know.
Okay.
May I explain or you explain?
Whatever you choose.
Okay.
So I'll give a very simple explanation. So basically, in the Iranian government, supposedly right now, there's two groups of factions.
There's the reformist faction, which Pezeshkyon is part of.
That's the president.
And then there's the other faction.
Why am I forgetting what it's called?
Hardliners.
Hardliners, yes.
Hardliners.
The hardliners are people like Khomeini.
And supposedly there's this kind of balancing act between the two where the reformers are trying to kind of
fix the country, the hardliners don't really let them, and this thing has been kind of going on
for decades. But basically the idea is that this is kind of for show to kind of give people the
idea that there is actually any type of choice within the Islamic regime, which in reality there isn't.
And so there's a strong push by a lot of people to just kind of let this government stay in power,
but give it to the reformist faction, which is obviously not a real thing. It just exists to
give people the illusion that there is a choice between reformists and hardliners
in this government.
Yeah, it was a really clear explanation.
Yeah.
And, you know, the people several times that trusted the reformists, like in 2009 they
voted for Mir Hossein Mousavi or previously they voted for Khers like in 2009 they voted for me or say
Musavi or let me previously they voted for hot Tommy and then they voted for
wrong knee you know and in January 2018 for the first time they said hard
hardliner reformers the game is over which in Persian we say, So for the first time people woke up after they voted for Rouhani in 2017,
and Rouhani did nothing but made country into a worse place,
and the people finally knew that, oh, okay, Rouhani is not...
Okay, sorry.
A lot of people are kind of under this.
When you talk to a lot of Westerners, they're kind of under the assumption that, oh, you know, it's just the sanctions.
The sanctions are the reason why the country is shit, right?
The regime itself always blames sanctions.
You see people like Nick Fuentes who say, oh, of course the country is shit because of sanctions, right? The regime itself always blames sanctions. You see people like Nick Fuentes who say, oh, of course the country's shit because of sanctions, right? But people don't seem to
understand after they negotiated the deal with Obama and the sanctions on Iran were removed,
the country actually became worse because the government controls the entire economy
and all they do is they take the money and they go and spend it on terrorism.
They go and spend it in Iraq.
They go and spend it in Syria.
They go and spend it in Venezuela.
Hezbollah, which they control, goes and works with cartels, like you see in Mexico, to fund their operations.
to fund their operations.
And when you see the reality of this country,
the country is the IRGC.
All they know is how to do terrorist activities.
All they know is how to steal money.
It doesn't mean anything if the sanctions are removed
because the country itself,
it's run by people who his leader Khomeini said economics is for donkeys.
Or they say things like let this land burn, as in let Iran be completely destroyed.
As long as Islam becomes dominant in the world.
Or when Khomeini says things like we don't care about patriotism.
Iran does not matter.
Islam matters.
These are people that say constantly that if we leave, if we're forced to leave, we are going to destroy this country before we leave.
So a lot of international diplomacy, especially you see with Europe, and a lot of Democrats that have tried to work diplomatically with this
regime, they're under the assumption that the government is a rational actor that wants the
best for the country, when in reality, this is not true. These people, and this is a speech given
by Khomeini, they say, we have this fundamental belief that if we kill
them, we go to heaven. And if they kill us, we still go to heaven. You're dealing with people
like that, that believe that if they kill you, they're going to go to heaven. And if you kill
them, they're going to die mortars and they're still going to go to heaven. And these people
aren't rational actors. All they have in their minds is how to steal
and how to rape and how to kill
and becoming a martyr for their fucking religion.
That's all they care about.
So they're not a rational actor
and you can't do diplomacy
because even though it's an Islamic country,
Khomeini made a declaration that the Islamic Republic is allowed to break any law of
Islam as long as it's necessary for the survival. So they can lie to you, they can cheat you,
even things that are against Islam, they can do all of those things under the excuse
that it is necessary for the survival of the regime.
It's a great discussion.
So glad that this is going on right now.
And let me just say Persia is about to have the first hot girl summer since
1979,
baby.
Yeah.
What's up,
Chad?
This fucking guy.
I'm pumped for them, man.
I'm excited for those people.
They're about to go buck wild.
All the hot girls have to go back first, though.
We'll see if it's this summer or next summer.
Right, right.
They're the ones that got visas, you know.
Trump.
Trump. I'm just going to hope this is accurate.
I mean, it should be accurate, right?
Hang on, is my internet working, or is it going to shit again?
Yeah, it's working.
You were cutting out for a second.
I'm going to assume it went to shit again.
It works. You can all hear us.
No, you can't.
Bruh.
I hear both of you, but Adrian was cutting out for a second.
Can you all hear me?
Yeah, we can hear you.
Excellent. Nice.
Sorry, my internet went to shit again.
Another stormfront.
Fucking ridiculous. yeah excellent nice sorry my internet went to shit again another stormfront fucking ridiculous
but yeah that's uh that's kind of do you have anything to add warren
yes of course
wait i just wanted to add something about the current situation which I think uh we have to
you know talk about the VOA as well uh you know like I know like none of is important but in
American media I think it's important to actually cover that Carrie Lake is now sorry Carrie Lake is now
actually supporting something like you know supporting a regime agent who was exposing
people like some people's location like which was one of the biggest commentators against the Islam Republic. And like the new head of VOA Farsi is now, you know, a regime agent, like an actual regime
agent who did, you know, horrific things in 2018, exposing Ruho Lazzam's location.
And now Karolik is defending that guy, which that guy is Ali Javan Merdi and Ali Javan Merdi two months ago it was a
like it was an article in Times of Israel and like I think another also another Israeli media as well
that he was planning to assassinate the crown prince then after Karel Lake back in Java, Mary, I saw that
MEK accounts are cheering on Kari Lake and saying, wow, that was
great that you're, you know, the saying that the Pahlavi is bad
and then you are supporting Java, Mary, because that's very
suspicious. And you guys have to actually question Kari Lake
because, you know you know like VOA
is of course
tax paid
like
tax paid media
right?
This is a very
important thing
to mention
even though
things like VOA
Voice of America
it's US government
funded
and BBC
which is British
government funded
you find
you find that
a lot of people that work at these institutions
are actually part of the regime.
They specifically further their talking points.
So these are like American and British institutions for news
that further the regime's propaganda for the rest of the world
and even for the Iranian population propaganda for the rest of the world.
And even for the Iranian population and also the Americans,
because a lot of people think,
oh, this is from America, it must be accurate.
This is from the UK, it must be accurate.
But no, there's a lot of people that work for the regime
that are constantly shifting information
inside of these institutions.
I also just want to put up one of the art one of the articles from washington post here
and just to add some more context to what like what about carol like uh and he land her voa censorship
just give me 20 seconds sorry i just made my mic so if anyone else wants to say anything yeah, no worries
I just found this really funny meme
I have to share this, I think it's hilarious
look at this
Israel launches missile
at Spain, a random Romanian
stripping it for copper, what the fuck is this shit?
what the fuck?
Like,
every part of this is retarded.
Like, what the fuck?
I just thought I had to share that real quick. I just came
randomly across my feed. I was like, what the
fuck is this?
Like, sometimes the strangest
mix.
You talk to a lot of americans and uh yeah they're they're very very close look clueless um they don't actually know that the entire reason that
this regime even came into power like firstly they have the incorrect information about 1953, the coup.
Yeah, of course.
You know, like I had the evidence that it wasn't the coup.
They say, you know, that's also another issue that I want to bring it up.
So Irvan Abrahamian, if you know him, he was a Marxist and he called to the party, which was the communist Russian affiliate, like Soviet affiliated party, a party that was very nationalistic.
And I just put the evidence up here.
It's all the documents in English.
And he's just also the caption is in Farsi.
So for the Persian speakers, because the account that who posted that
was like an Iranian guy.
So, you know, iran historian sorry so iran abrahamian
was a marxist historian okay and irwan abrahamian brought up that light also i see sigel here
uh otta can you bring sigel up as well sigel is a great person to explain these things i think she
can explain explain better than me sigel are you there
i don't i don't know i don't know who that is a single shot if you can see her i can't see her
yeah i don't adrian can you see can you see her hasn't hasn't requested oh yeah i see you there
she hasn't requested though yeah okay okay by the way if she wants to come up i i like if she wants to explain
about muslim she cannot come up but if she what if she don't if she doesn't want to come so i
can explain uh about it as well yeah but hold on wait stop first like you have like kind of a habit
of kind of jumping into things assuming that people kind of know the situation. No, sorry, sorry, sorry.
I was talking to you, Otak.
If I want to explain or Siegel wants to explain, by the way,
because Siegel explained that more, I just said if she wants to explain,
then she goes and explains.
By the way, I just explained if she doesn't want to come up but i just say that okay so they
said that um mosada was a guy who was so-called nationalist and nationalized the oil and all of
these things by the way who appointed mosada shah appointed mosada and before that razmmara was the Prime Minister. So Razmara wanted to have a 50-50 deal with the United Kingdom.
Hold on. So before then, the UK, under the previous Shah, before the Pahlavi dynasty. No, before the Pahlavis, the Qajars.
Under the Qajars, these people were super fucking incompetent
and they basically ripped the country out of any money that it had.
And they didn't give a shit at all about anything.
They just were super obsessed with France.
And the last Shah under the Qajars even said that I would rather be like
a watermelon seller in Paris
than the king of Iran.
Because of how
fucking obsessed they were
with France. And they basically ruined the
fucking country. So when
eventually
Reza Pahlavi took over the country
and was appointed the Shah.
And during the time that he was in, he rapidly modernized the country.
Yeah.
And then there's an interesting thing.
So Reza Shah Pahlavi, this is really interesting.
This is really interesting.
So he was, so first, before he, you know, becomes a king,
so first he had an idea that, like Ataturk, he brings a republic to Iran.
But some of these, like, mullahs, they said, okay, you can, like, become a king.
And then the parliament voted for Reza Khan, his name was, to become Reza Shah.
So he was the first democratically elected king.
It was fine, but it is a...
Yeah, he actually wanted to eliminate the institution of the monarchy
because the king had just fucked off France.
Because of the Qajar.
Yeah, the Qajars. He had just fucked off France.
And the Qajars would spend more time in Europe than they would spend in Iran. But they just went off to France. So he was initially taking inspiration from Ataturk, which created the modern state of Turkey.
And then a lot of groups had pushback against it because they're like, look, we've had a multi-thousand year monarchy going on.
We can't just dissolve it and create a republic, especially since we don't have shit, right?
Like the entire country is a shithole.
So they decided to appoint him the new king.
And then during that period, it was the fastest any country had ever modernized.
Yeah, like it was a miracle.
Like Reza Shah was a miracle.
And then they made some excuse of, oh, he was working with the Germans.
So, of course, we got to invade the entire country and kick him out
Yeah, just some false allegations that oh he's working for Germans, whatever
It was all false accusations
How are you, Seagal? Are you there?
Hi everyone Are you there? Hi, everyone.
Do you want to... Don't you want to explain about Mosaddegh or I explain?
About who? Mosaddegh?
Yes.
Oh, sure.
Okay, you go.
You go first.
Thanks for having me.
Basically, the Mosaddegh thing is a huge part of the propaganda about Iran. It's a huge myth.
He was appointed by the Shah, and basically he tried to usurp, if that's the right word, and he was actually the undemocratic one.
Mind you, he ended up also being a drug addict.
We're not going to talk about that.
And he tried to basically take over Iran with the help of the Soviets.
He had Soviet backing.
Yeah, with the help of the Tudor Party.
And the Tudor Party, exactly.
Well, you know a lot.
And then
he was then
taken out of his role.
So he was appointed and then not
appointed. So no one voted for him.
He was appointed by the Shah.
He was appointed by the Shah because at the time
there had been a lot of
turmoil with them
constantly putting in people
that would get kicked out.
So he appointed that guy and then he tried to overthrow basically the government.
And before he got appointed, actually, it was the funniest thing, that Raz Mara was having a 50-50 deal with the UK,
and Islamic Fed Ayan killed Raz Mara.
And Islamic Fed Ayan had tight relationships with mosada he was also like
it was also a historical fact that nawab safavi and was out there they had close relationships
together and um you know uh you know like they were sorta close those two groups and actually
before saying that i i i just want to say that,
so Raz Morrowind got killed,
so Mossadegh got appointed by Shah,
and then I think it was because
Mossadegh wanted to be the secretary,
sorry, the minister of war,
if I'm not wrong,
and then Shah didn't give him that,
and Mossadegh just actually resigned
and then came back,
and then Mossadegh worked
with the Tudor party and the whole TP Ajax was annihilation of Tudor party and Mossadegh
dissolved the whole majlis and then Karim Sanjabi, if I'm not wrong, Sigal and Osa,
even Karim Sanjabi warned him in a dinner that that would be our last dinner together and the Shah will dismiss
you. And then what happened? Like then the Operation Ajax happened when the Mossadegh
did a coup against the Shah and to the party. And then because Mossadegh was so incompetent
and he was like, you know, not listening to Tudé, Tudé didn't back him, and three days later, the people rose up and over Tromostad.
Hold on, so some context in this entire thing.
So basically, they had the help of the Tudé party, and they actually staged an election
where instead of you voting for what you want to happen and dropping it in a box,
they set up two booths where one was yes and one was no.
And the implication was if you vote for the wrong one, which everyone can see which one you vote for,
the two of the party is going to show up and they're going to beat the shit out of you.
So they had record low turnout.
Right. And they had 99 percent of the vote.
And. And.
Like you had some towns where they had like a few people and you had like 20 times more people than existed in that town voting yes.
And a lot of people will say, oh, you know, the CIA tried to overthrow the Shah or Mossadegh
after he nationalized, he nationalized the oil fields and the UK came to the table and they're like, OK, we'll do the deal.
We'll do the deal that you guys want.
And he still said no.
And he was holding out and almost bankrupted the entire country.
And.
After the Shah legally was allowed to dismiss him, which he refused to get dismissed. So he tried to get the military
involved and then a bunch of other bullshit happened. And then the CIA tried to kind of
help, but then it didn't work. So they just packed their bags and left or were going to leave.
And then what happened was, it's important to know about the CIA. The CIA at this point had
just been newly created.
And they had just had a massive failure.
They had just had a massive failure in Korea.
And so they wanted to do everything they could to save face.
So they had just failed at another mission.
They had failed in Korea. And they were about to fail in Iran.
So to save face, they saw that the military, Iranian military and the Iranian people were teaming up against Mossadar to overthrow and bring back the Shah.
And they gave some money to the military to support them for something that was going to happen anyway.
And then after the whole thing was over, they could go around and brag to the entire world that, oh, look, the CIA helped overthrow the democratically elected leader of Iran and appoint the Shah in, which is complete bullshit, right?
Because the Shah had already been there for a very long time.
for a very long time. It's just the Mossadach had taken a bunch of illegal actions. And by
It's just the Mossad had taken a bunch of illegal actions.
giving them some money, they could basically say, oh, look how good we are. And then in the eyes of
the U.S. government, suddenly they became a valuable agency because the U.S. could assert
its influence without having to spend money on a military operation. But this whole thing was built on a lie that still follows through a lot today,
mainly because after the 1979 revolution, which was made by the communists and the Islamic
combo, you had a lot of the people that were killed by Khomeini after he got them in power,
the communists got them in power. They left and
they started entering academia. And so they started to project their view of what happened,
which was the Shah was a supposedly a brutal dictator that tortured people through Savak.
And then you look at the people that were supposedly tortured by SAVAK, and it's literally fucking terrorists and child rapists and the worst people on the fucking planet
that are in charge of the government today. And so you see a lot of these leftists and
Marxists that ended up in these institutions. And now a lot of the information that most of the people in the world have about Iran and the history of Iran is written by the
viewpoint of these Marxists that were bombing like cinemas and whatever, right? And Savak
was created specifically to stop these people. And so you see, that's why you have to debate
with a bunch of people who have these retarded beliefs that they very strongly believe because, oh my God, it was declassified in a CIA document.
The CIA obviously has no reason to lie about anything.
Yeah, like there's a declassified document up there and everyone can go and read those. And also, this was Roosevelt's grandson
that was part of this mission,
and he was a serial liar
and would lie about fucking anything.
Yeah.
I think Siegel has his hand up.
Yeah, Siegel, you can talk.
I think you're explaining things amazingly.
I don't know.
I've never met you, but good job.
I just wanted to say also
MEK, if you guys know about
MEK, they... Yeah, we talked about
MEK and Adrian. Adrian,
you know what Adrian said, Sigal,
when you weren't here? Adrian said
MEK is the most regarded
people that I'm
blocking
every single person who supports them
thank you
Adrian you get it
I'm also going to encourage everybody else to do so
because their talking points are annoying
they have a
chokehold on like half of the Republican
party I have no idea why
but Sigal do you know about OYEC
do you know about the OYEC one
that they have
no I know it's about like wait yes I do What's single? Do you know about OIEC? Do you know about the OIEC one that they have?
No, I know it's about like, wait, yes, I do. I do.
Can you explain?
No, wait, I don't know about the OIEC, like personally what it is, but I know that they have a bunch of like NCRI, NCR.
They have a bunch of like mini organizations that are MEK.
They just, you know, full, like they have a branch in france they have a branch in america they have a branch in germany and it's they just have a lot
of money especially since and iranians and iranians hate these people because they're they were
communists and uh they they were yeah they'reognizant, which is a very moronic combination, which you're seeing in the West all the time now.
Right. You're seeing all these people in the West.
I dedicate my life to brother Mas'ud and sister Maryam.
All right. So you have you have in the West right now.
This is why it's important to know, right, Iran, because Iran is really the first place that this happened, where you had a combination of the leftist ideology,
the Marxist, the communists, and the Islamist ideology that showed up and it fucked up the
entire country. And now a lot of you have a lot of leftists and Marxists and communists, and they're advocating for importing millions of Islamists
into every single Western country.
And it's good to know what happened in Iran, because if things continue like this,
you're going to see the exact same result in Western countries.
I mean, like, I think the one that's most likely going to experience this fate will
possibly be the UK, because they're not showing any signs of slowing down.
And even if you look at this, the common distribution is like this interesting distribution
that we sometimes look at to kind of like understand what a civilization's trajectory
is going to be.
And it's the diverging paths where like normally
men become more conservative
and women become more,
you know,
they become more liberal.
In the UK,
it's one of the only countries
where the paths
do not even diverge properly.
Men are becoming
exceedingly liberal still.
So there is no change.
No change is happening there.
If anything,
I think it's going to be
accelerated actually. So it's really weird to see what's happening there. If anything, I think it's going to be accelerated, actually.
It's really weird to see what's going on there.
I think at some point, someone needs
to float the idea.
Someone needs to float the idea of taking away their nuclear
weapons, because at this rate,
you can look at the rate
of capture.
Okay, so look at
a rate of capture, where you say
there is only so much of a country
that you can capture in terms of bureaucracy.
And at the moment, the capture from the Islamic extremists
is quite substantial.
Like, they're already at the city level.
And once you get to city level, there's very little that you can do
to kind of, like, reverse this.
And if you're seeing no real reversal just yet, even though you have things like the restore Britain thing or reform or whatever,
it's like, you know, it might have potential, but I don't really see it.
I don't really see it.
Maybe it has potential.
Who knows?
Maybe this can change.
But if the current trajectory is kept, then you're going to have this like really bad problem.
And I think, you know, someone should do something about the fact that the UK still has nukes because if they have full takeover at some
point, that's going to become a very big problem. Like if people think that world war three was
going to break out because of Iran, no, no, no, no, no. You look into the wrong place.
Another thing to mention as well is, uh, when, when, uh, Khomeini was coming to Iran, he was given protection by the government
of France and he came in with Air France. And even though the US government had said Carter,
Carter had sent General Heiser to basically make sure that the Iranian military did not retaliate against Khomeini,
the air force of Iran was still loyal to the Shah, and they were going to shoot the plane down.
And when they found out about this, when they found out about this,
Khomeini's team packed it with a shit ton of Western journalists.
So if it got shot down, what would happen is you would get the entire world coming out and being like, oh, the this savage government, they just shut down this plane full of Western journalists.
Look how right we were about the Shah.
But knowing what we know now, we know that that shooting down the plane was definitely the right
choice and fuck those journalists right like look fuck them right like they it like but if if they
did anything at the time it would have been the worst thing they could have done uh it's only now
that we know that it was the right move because we saw what it ended
up being.
It ended up making the entire Middle East less stable.
And a lot of people don't even know this, but part of one of the main reasons the war
in Iraq even failed.
They were like, when you think about it, the war in Iraq was very successful.
They managed to overthrow the government in a few weeks.
They managed to overthrow the government in a few weeks.
And the only reason it failed was because they hired, the U.S. government hired a Harvard professor. a new constitution for Iraq that gave advantages to a lot of Shia groups in Iraq that were run by
the Iranian government. And through that, Iran was able to, well, the Islamic Republic in Iran
was able to capture Iraq, right? And it's part of the reason that it's a complete shithole right now is because the U.S. basically
did all the hard work of removing Saddam Hussein, and then they basically handed it on a silver
platter to fucking Iran, to the Islamic Republic.
Okay. to fucking Iran, to the Islamic Republic. All right, interesting. let's see by the way if anyone's trying to monitor my weather situation his name is Noah Feldman if anyone's curious
can I just quickly say I'm gonna go to listener but thank you so much for having me
thank you for coming here
thank you bye guys
yeah but I hope
Uncle Bibi
cooks more tomorrow
delicious food
oh man you know we Iranians we say delicious food.
You know,
we Iranians,
we say,
to Trump,
we say,
I'm Trump,
which means Uncle Trump.
Like,
literally,
people were celebrating outside and said,
Uncle Trump,
thank you for,
thank you for giving us
this great gift.
You know,
you know what I was thinking of?
You know the,
you know the Kosovo song, Adrian?
Oh my god. Yeah, yeah.
The fucking Kosovo song. Yeah.
The Kosovo song with
fucking Bill Clinton.
Right.
Such a crazy crossover.
Yeah, so
maybe something like that, you know? That would be a funny meme, wouldn't it? Yeah know that would be a funny meme wouldn't it yeah that
would be a funny meme okay when warren mentioned the the the uncle bb cooking thing i remember
these there's this there's this new genre of memes where like somebody some shit is happening
somewhere or like you'd be stuck in traffic and some dipshit in front of you is not cutting the
lane properly.
And then this guy is like recording himself saying, please, please Netanyahu, please airstrike this motherfucker right now.
Yeah, but a lot of people, a lot of people.
Oh my fucking God, Cenk Uygur.
And then before you say that,
And then before you say that.
Anyway.
What happened?
Cenk Uygur says,
Cenk Uygur says,
I criticized Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei a thousand times.
He was oppressing his own people and preventing democracy.
But there is one thing you can't take away from him.
He died on his own two feet instead of kneeling to Israel.
That took courage.
He didn't ban it.
Died his two feet?
I don't think so.
I think he was so much downstairs.
He was floor minus 72.
The favorite number of his to get to his 72 versions.
I think he was on his two feet because he was busy fucking a goat.
I know it really... busy fucking a goat yeah i know i know what's that arian we iranians like we you know actually
about like which one has a bigger kitchen trump or netanyahu because both of them cook a lot of
delicious irgc and uh like no loss so if we say like most of us we say netanyahu because
he cooked a lot during the 12 day war very delicious food he cooked salami salami which
is salami general salami yes and he cooked he cooked everyone adrian take a look at this one this me
are you pinning it or you where were you i sense that you can pin it if you want
let me have a look yeah i actually heard that um we heard the wrong story about what happened
what i heard that actually happened was uh he was confirmed dead because
he blew up after he found out that bonnie blue stole his idea to sleep
with a thousand men in 24 hours yeah yeah what do you think about this adrian i'll open up dude
yeah i guess sure if you over you just found out why palantir trades at 410 times
their earnings
countries used to fight wars for months
or years
then some motherfuckers created
palantir now world war 3 ends in a few
hours
accelerationism guys
isn't it amazing
yeah
by the way there's another accelerationism guys isn't it amazing yeah yeah it plays faster is amazing
but by the way there's another joke that like among randes they say whenever you want to give
up just remember that there is a 76 year old jewish man who is fighting against terrorism alone
i see okay can you explain the context of that joke yeah like i'm an outsider i do not like terrorism alone. I see.
Can you explain the context of that joke?
Yeah.
Like, I'm an outsider.
They mean Netanyahu, 76-year-old Jewish man who is against terrorism.
I see, I see.
Yeah, that makes sense.
I see, I see.
By the way, guys,
I would...
I'm sorry.
I wanted to say goodbye.
It was a great space, Adrian.
Such a nice time to, you know, talk to you guys.
Also, Ada, thank you for also, you know, having these great conversations with you.
And I will catch you guys in another space.
Also, Adrian, I will talk to you and to Ray about, you know, also you can talk to Ray
yourself about coordinating for the
mk space yes we should definitely do that yeah okay goodbye that should be a fun one
as long as the shot is not what yeah your respect to sha like long it's more like
right right yeah just thought i get that right so i think a lot what's what's really important is that i think this has more to do with
china that a lot of people don't realize uh and like they're selling saying shit like oh this is
for israel this is for this this this. They don't fucking understand.
Iran's a central piece for the Belt and Road Initiative that China's been trying to run as an initiative
to basically defeat the US.
They've also been working on a slew of oil
that they can use from different countries
that in case they decide to invade Taiwan,
they can use that oil without the fear of being sanctioned.
So they partnered up with Venezuela,
they partnered up with Iran,
they're partnering up with Russia,
maybe Nigeria too.
And the whole point of all of this is that if they do decide to attack, then they suddenly
can't be buying oil from Saudi Arabia or Qatar or any of these other countries, because these
countries are obviously more interested in working with Japan or America or the ones in Europe that are actually buying and paying good prices, whereas China can
use the oil from a lot of these sanctioned countries that already don't have access to
the rest of the world. So they have to buy Chinese. So they have to sell to the Chinese
exclusively. So this is if you see in a lot of Trump's, what Trump's doing with taking over Panama,
it used to be controlled by a Hong Kong company.
And it allows the China to have to make decisions on what it's going to use to do its shipping,
get the cheapest rate for what it wants to do. They're trying to, that's why also why they want to control Greenland and Canada to make
sure that as soon as the Arctic, uh, Arctic opens up and it's available for trade or military
or whatever, that China can't use that.
Um, so what they're doing in Venezuela, what they're doing in Cuba, what they're doing in Panama, all of these, what they're doing in Iran and also with Russia is they're trying to make sure that China doesn't have any way that it could be dangerous to the United States. It could be dangerous. So it's basically cutting off any issue
that China could use,
cutting off all the support that it has built
in the past decades.
And the final piece of this would be
if you have Iran and it becomes a regional ally,
you can have Iran handling the regional issues
without the United States getting involved.
There would be more restrictions on China.
And then you would ideally end this Ukraine-Russia war
and you would end this Ukraine-Russia war
and you would separate Russia from China right now,
which they're trying to get closer to each other,
even though they don't really trust each other
because they hate the U.S. more than they hate each other,
but they still hate each other.
And you saw today, right, like Iran was very necessary for Russia
and it was kind of like a pseudo-vacial state for Russia. Iran was a pseudo-vacial state for Russia.
Iran was a pseudo-vacial state for Russia so far.
And they're about to lose that.
And immediately afterwards, Russia's like,
okay, we're willing to compromise and say,
okay, Ukraine can have,
can potentially have like security guarantees.
And you can see it's kind of more willing to come
to the table now that a lot of the pieces are falling that they have built. They spent billions
of dollars, tens of billions of dollars in Venezuela, in Syria. Hezbollah used to work
with a lot of cartels to fund itself, which Trump's taken care of now as well. They're seeing that
to fund itself, which Trump's taken care of now as well.
We're seeing that it seems like what Trump's trying to do during his term is it's trying
to remove all the threats outside of China that threaten it and also kind of destroy
any ability that China has to be a threat to the united states at the same time
i ran uh produce they were putting out i think what was it 11 million barrels a day and five
million of them were going to china no no no it's only one point something million barrels a day and 5 million of them were going to China? No, no, no. It's only 1 point something million barrels per day.
Oh, okay.
But it was 17% of China's oil was just coming from Iran, right?
China and Iran and Venezuela accounted for 20% of China's oil.
accounted for 20% of China's oil.
Yeah, and something that also happened was India started seizing parts of the shadow fleet,
which the shadow fleet is how basically these sanctioned countries move oil.
But India started grabbing them, which is basically them flipping the bird to Russia and, of course, bricks.
That really is the linchpin.
Because it doesn't matter how much oil their friendly countries produce if there's no ships to take them to China or to take it to China.
Right now you have the shadow fleets.
What these shadow fleets do is they go into the ocean.
What these shadow fleets do is they go into the ocean, they mix and then inside of the
ocean, they turn off the signal so that you can't track where they're going.
And they go in and they mix barrels of oil with Iranian or Venezuelan oil with legal
oil like, I don't know, Algerian or usually some African country like Nigeria or something, oil that
is legal and they mix it and they kind of just pretend that this is all this is all
Algerian oil or Nigerian oil or whatever else.
and they just ship it to China.
And they just ship it to China.
And 90% of Iran's economy right now
is dependent on this trade with China,
which China uses a lot
because they get like heavy,
and they get heavy discounts
because they're willing to put up with all of this.
And if usually in the shipping industry,
you have some sort of insurance,
and all the big insurance companies are US companies.
So because they don't have these things,
because Iran is a sanctioned country,
what you see is that the Iranian government,
on top of giving lower prices,
they also have to guarantee the ships for the Chinese.
So they're overall getting a very bad deal, but they're willing to do it to fund terrorism, obviously, because they love terrorism.
Russia insures them, too.
The funny thing is that their insurance reserves don't have enough money to replace
more than two of these ships.
We've taken more than that
already.
Those insurance policies,
basically, the insurance company
that the country of Russia created
to do all this stuff,
it has to
get bailed out now, which is going to put a
real, real big hit on the economy
because they said, hey, we'll insure these ships.
I think that's number nine.
I think this week we picked up number nine.
And the Shadow Fleet has about 1,000 ships in it.
But some of them are a lot bigger than others.
Some are more important.
Some of them, they're just ships that that uh are are floating you know uh
utilities they're the they they're the things that mix the oil that he was talking about um but uh
they've been taking the big big tankers and and like at some point the people who own these things
are just going to say we we're done with this.
We're not going to risk it.
Also, the Iranian government for the first time recognized that Khamenei is dead.
So they just announced it themselves.
And we've known it for half a day.
You know the funny thing, two minutes before the market closed on Friday,
they started spreading rumors that there was a peace deal.
Like the street got hit with rumors that there was a peace deal with Iran in the United States.
And so a whole bunch of banks closed their shorts
and they started buying like levered positions on on all sorts of
equities and the the thing is like but if we do go to war with iran like that is going to take the
market uh even the fear of it alone is going to take the market so a lot of these banks are going
to take really really big big hits come Monday morning.
And now they've shut down the internet.
So you can't really see what's going on in the country.
Except for the regime accounts, which always have internet access.
But it's quite interesting, right? Like, it's not a very rational thing to be like, okay,
I just got attacked by the strongest regional power, Israel, and I got attacked not Morocco, Oman,
the UAE.
I'm just going to make enemies
of everyone in the fucking region.
And even Palestine
came out and they're like,
we're against what Iran is doing.
And obviously that's going to blow up
the brains of any fucking
liberal white woman
because who are they supposed to side with?
Palestine or Iran?
But yeah, I think if they go after Cuba next,
if Cuba goes after next,
you basically have everything other than Russia and China.
Russia and China.
All the threats other than Russia and China.
North Korea.
Well, North Korea is basically China.
They are more of a serious element than they are a threat.
And North Korea is...
It's basically China's way
of acting tough
without putting their own economy at risk.
Right? The only reason that the Supreme Leader... acting tough without putting their own economy at risk. Right.
The only reason that the Supreme Leader,
the main reason that the Supreme Leader of North Korea,
Kim Jong-un doesn't get overthrown
is because the Chinese government
specifically backs the Kim family.
And the Chinese government
specifically backs the Kim family.
If the Chinese government didn't back the Kim family,
they would like, the Kim family would be overthrown immediately. Everyone, everyone wants to get rid
of Kim Jong-un, but they know that pretty much all of North Korea's trade comes with trade from
China and China won't approve of anyone except the Kim family. So if you throw out the Kim family, then you,
you're not going to have trade with China. And that's going to be a very difficult position.
You're going to have less money. The main, the main incentive for people going to the top and
overthrowing and doing coup with their leader of their leader is because they want to get more
resources. And if they do that, the top generals
and top officials are actually going to get less resources because they're going to get less
support from China. And China wants to keep North Korea as stable as possible without actually
falling into the hands of South Korea or the United States, partly because they're, A, scared
of millions of North Koreans suddenly coming into China, and B, they don't want
a U.S. military base next to their border. Thank you. did i lose connection or is there actually silence no it's just silence
just a moment of silence i love these i love these i love these memes with uh where we're
like people are taking the text you know a moment of silence for comedy. It's like some exceedingly loud fucking video.
Yes.
Just quickly, like, good summary out earlier,
because I think this is what people have to realize,
that all of this is what we're going to see this year,
and it's all connected in this way,
and I think we're going to see more.
I think, Adrian, you talked about this months ago, right?
Like, that we're gonna
see what america can do this year and what it's willing to do yes yes
by the way apparently esmail ghani remember that guy that i was telling you about the other day
that's never targeted by muslim yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, the joke. Apparently, he's
still alive.
Yeah, I saw that as well. I saw that as well.
Everybody's like, yeah, everybody from Israel
is memeing the fuck out of it.
So, for people that don't know,
there's this top Iranian general
that never, ever, ever
gets targeted by
Israel, right? And people
either joke that he's a Mossad
agent or that
Mossad is specifically
leaving him alive to create doubt
as to whether he's a Mossad agent or not.
And I think both
options are pretty funny.
Like, look at this one. This one is like, his
real name is Eli Koopter
oh my god
I love how like the first thing
I love how like the first thing that happens after everything is
processed, all the shock is processed, is
memes come out.
This is the best
part.
Memes are part of war now.
It's just,
that's live?
Yeah.
I think the Palestine thing fried off everyone's brain
right ever since like Palestine
you have a lot of people that are unable to
think critically
it's fascinating how many intelligent people
have been one shot by all of this
bullshit like actually one shot
I know right
kind of makes you think you know it should make
you think realistically it's like hey
if this kind of thing can one
shot these otherwise very capable people
is it because in some form these people
are actually retarded which is also why they're successful
or is it that this is just a thing that will happen organically over time?
Like, this is a thing that could happen to any of us, any of you, you know?
So, like, it really makes you think, like, what could I be one-shot by?
What could you be one-shot by?
Like, what could we be missing, you know?
Like, I think in some form, even like with the golden age stuff with Trump, you know,
a lot of us were one-shot by this to a very unreasonable extent.
Although I think Auda was one of the first ones to reason through it.
The time lag between him and me was like about four months.
So, yeah.
Look, I always knew they were like problematic but like i i kind of i can't i kind of came to
the conclusion that they were really fucking problematic yeah oh and if you say this apparently
you're a bad guy so there's there's that you're gonna be like massively hated you say this, apparently you're a bad guy. So there's that. You're going to be like massively hated.
This is obviously the truth.
You got these stats.
You got these stats that were like 80,000.
80,000.
It said like 80,000 people had been killed in Gaza.
And then like this was like what was shown to everyone for years and years and years and years.
And just like a month ago, the fucking 040 Hamas came out and said, oh, we're going to pay the brides or the wives of 50,000.
We're going to pay the wives of 50,000 Hamas fighters
like some money because they're dead.
So it's like, hold on.
80,000 people are dead.
50,000 of these are Hamas fighters.
And at least because a lot of them are probably not even married.
So you had at least 50,000 people of these deaths that were fucking fighters.
They weren't even civilians.
So the majority of the people that fucking died in this war, according to Hamas themselves,
were fucking Hamas agents.
Yeah, this guy has a Palestinian flag in his body.
Go fucked. Another thing that I find interesting is a lot of Americans don't realize how many ethnic groups in the Middle East hate the Palestinians.
Oh, everyone hates the fucking Palestinians.
The only people that don't hate the Palestinians are Iran because they're using them.
No, it's not.
No, the Iranians also hate Palestine.
It's the government.
That's what I meant.
Yeah.
Right.
But you need to know the history, right?
Because the Palestinians.
Hello.
Hello to everybody.
Welcome, welcome.
What the fuck happened?
He disconnected.
Right.
So the Palestinians, you first need to understand, in Islam, there's this thing known as the Ummah,
which is basically this idea that all the Muslims need to work together.
Right. And they're all brothers.
Right. So the Palestinians were part of the Ottoman Empire.
The Ottoman Empire was this massive empire.
And at the time, the Jews came up to the Sultan
of the Ottoman Empire and they're like,
hey, can you let us create a state of Israel?
And the Sultan is like, no.
So that was the decision of the Sultan.
And the Palestinians knew that.
And then the British came in
and they talked to the Palestinians
and they told the Palestinians,
hey, we're going to give you your own homeland.
You're going to have Palestine, right?
If you work with us to help us destroy the Ottoman Empire.
So they helped, the Palestinians helped destroy the Ottoman Empire,
and then the British just took over the country.
And then a lot of the land, around 10% of the land,
was bought by Jewish people legally. And they came in and they tried to stay on the land.
And you had some farmer family who had been there for decades or like multiple generations that have
been farming on the land that belong to this Jewish guy now, right?
Because the old guy was the landowner, but he was like absentee.
And there's some Palestinian guys that set up a shop to basically live off their lives
off of this land.
And to them, this land belonged to them because they had been there for so many generations,
to them because they had been there for so many generations, but legally it belonged
but legally it belonged to Jews.
to the Jews.
And this created a bunch of conflict between the two that constantly created some tension.
Eventually the British decided to create Israel after World War II and the Holocaust happened.
And then it led up to like a whole, like hundreds of Jews being killed by the Palestinians and then the Jews fighting back.
And then the state of Israel got properly created.
And then like a lot of these Palestinians were kicked out because of how violent they were being.
And a lot of them went to Jordan.
A lot of them went to Kuwait.
A lot of them went to Lebanon.
And Lebanon used to be called, Lebanon's capital, Beirut, used to be called the Paris of the Middle East.
And a lot of these Palestinians were given asylum in these countries.
And what did they do with the asylum?
Well, they destroyed, they started massacring Christian Lebanese people.
Lebanon used to be a majority Christian, not majority Muslim.
And hence why, like, I think the king has to be a Christian.
Hence why I think the king has to be a Christian.
And what ended up happening was that they started massacring a lot of these Christian
Lebanese people.
And Lebanese people started leaving and leaving to where now there's more Lebanese people
living in Brazil than there are in fucking Lebanon.
than there are in fucking Lebanon.
And they used Lebanon as a way to attack Israel.
In Jordan, they tried to overthrow the king of Jordan
and take over the entire country.
And in Kuwait, they helped Saddam Hussein
attack Kuwait during the first Persian Gulf War.
attack Kuwait during the first Persian Gulf War.
And then Khomeini himself and the US government, the CIA, all these different sources,
have all talked about how the PLO, the Palestinian Liberation Organization, everything I just
thing I just told you guys is what the Palestinian Liberation Organization has done so far, right?
told you guys, is what the Palestinian Liberation Organization has done so far.
And the Palestinian Liberation Organization, the PLO, also helped train Khomeini's fighters
and brought them to Iran. So that's part of the reasons that they actually helped them
is because Khomeini got the help of the PLO to get put in charge of Iran.
And even though they helped, the PLO decided,
hey, you know what, maybe we should help Saddam Hussein attack Iran.
That was after Khomeini was put in charge.
And when you look at Gaza and at the fact that they have Hamas there, you need to understand that Israel used to control Gaza.
And Gaza, at the time Israel was controlled by Ehud Barak, Israel was, the prime minister was Ehud Barak, which is like Netanyahu's primary rival.
And he decided to leave, he decided to leave Gaza
and let them have an election.
And they had an election and they elected fucking Hamas
because the PLO was not extreme enough.
That was their main reasoning.
The PLO was not extreme enough for the fucking Gazans.
So they elected Hamas and they've never had an election since then.
And Hamas has just been doing terrorism and they won overwhelmingly.
They won overwhelmingly.
And everything you see in why this is basically all the reason.
Well, it's not all the reasons, but many other reasons that the entire region, the entire Middle East hates Palestinian people is mainly because of this.
Every country they touch, these Muslim countries, all these countries were Muslim, and they betrayed the Ummah, right?
And they fuck you over.
And then when they're getting in trouble,
then they go and fucking tell you about the Ummah.
They're like, oh, we're Muslim brothers.
You need to come help us.
And all the other Muslim countries are like, no, fuck you.
We're not fucking helping you.
Every time we try to help you, you fucking rape us.
fucking rape us.
The PLO tried to assassinate a friend of mine's grandfather.
I learned about that this week.
They were just literally trying to kill anyone that they could
to get recognition for doing it.
He was in
Kuwait, and
they got caught crossing
the border with fake
passports and C4 and stuff.
But in the
80s and 90s, they were just trying to
assassinate anyone that they could.
Yeah, 80s and 90s, they were just trying to assassinate anyone that they could. Yeah.
Yeah, they were vicious.
And now you still meet
people that
will tell you,
genuinely, they will look at you
and they will tell you, oh, well,
you know,
Hamas was created by Israel because they don't want
to, they don't want an organization as moderate as the PLO to succeed.
They will look you in the face and they will fucking tell you that. Adrian
Yeah
Disconnected or something or is he having an issue?
No, no, what's up?
Sorry, I was just handling something
oh yeah look i pinned it up at the top every situation is mean once the shock of it is processed
hang on Let me see.
Let me see.
Nah, I don't know.
There's potential alignment, but the signal is exceedingly low and would more so benefit... It'd be just a one-directional benefit, not a bi-directional,
if anything.
That's why.
Bruh.
What?
Fucking, like...
Did they hack this guy's fucking accounts
or some shit, man?
You mean Khamenei?
Yeah, just keep seeing more of the fucking posts.
Like, what the hell is this bullshit?
You posted some weird ass shit a few years ago.
No, no, no.
This is current.
This is current.
Yeah.
Fuck, I'm still posting.
Posting from the grave.
What is this a fucking IRGC posting on
bro's account
yeah
I'm so glad this guy's dead.
How about a lot sooner than I thought?
Yeah, me too.
I thought it was going to take at least several days.
Yeah.
I mean, the shift has not fully completed yet, of course.
There's still elements of the regime.
This will still need to be, you know, finished.
So that might take two days.
I haven't seen any confirmation if his son is dead.
Yeah.
I saw that Iran hit a Saudi port they exported oil from.
I don't know how
true that is, but
if that's true, that's
going to cause some
aftershocks.
Saudi Arabia is letting
the US use its airspace
for attacking Iran.
Poly market went absolutely insane though
yeah half a billion dollars
of volume
yeah
fucking wicked man everyone's like
the war is this the war is that
we'll put a bit on it
how is it still at 99%
who's the 1% that's like, nah, didn't happen?
I think that it can't go to 100%.
If I understand how it works, right?
That way that the company has arbitrage
and it's considered zero bid, just like stock options.
Right.
The irony.
Shit.
And right now, yep, this is
phase two. Okay.
I have like an on and off situation with the weather. It's a whole And right now, yep, this is phase two. Okay.
I have like an on and off situation with the weather.
It's a whole fucking thing, man.
It's wild.
And it's exceedingly fucking annoying.
How much rain y'all getting today?
I have no fucking idea. All I know is that there's like massive cloud systems.
and it's going to be like a fucking three-phase situation
And it's going to be like a fucking three phase situation or some shit.
or some shit. I do not know.
I do not know.
Imagine thinking
you're on the right side of history
and God is on your side when all you do is lose.
Yeah.
There's a lesson in that.
What do you think?
I think we should bring it over to the Discord server, right?
I think it's the time.
It's a good time.
Let me get the link real quick.
We're going to continue being in there.
If my internet situation improves,
I'm going to do a little bit of live streaming,
but until then, we're going to have to assume
that this situation here is going to remain as it is it is so yeah hang on let me get let me get the link for you uh
here you go let me pin the link up at the top for everybody so that they can go join
all right there you go.
It's up at the top of the space.
Right there, see that? That's the Discord
link. Come join that. I'm going
to be going into the Advanced Members
section to spend time with
subscribers. So, yeah,
come join us. If you haven't already, make sure to come join
us. It's usually quite entertaining.
We did some intense situation
monitoring last night. A lot of people missed it
because they didn't know of this.
But yeah, no. It was lots of fun.
It was lots of fun.
Definitely join that because whenever something interesting
breaks out, we're usually there and we're usually live.
So yeah.
Alright, we're going to wrap this up here today. Thank you all
for coming. We might have an MEK
space coming at some point in the future.
Not sure when exactly this will occur. We'll have like kind of organize times that fit all of us um so yeah but until then
go and join the server at the top there's a link uh see you there bye bye everybody Bye-bye. Thank you.
