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03-14-2026 · 8h 14m
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do you love israel israel number one no
No politics here. Why you not love Israel?
Oh, you hate it.
you have forgotten to say
you must love Hamas
you are Hamas
Ham is right
Ham is right
Ham is right
Ham is right
Ham is right
Ham is right
Ham is right
oh israel is number one for you
oh and you say my jesus
Israel is a small nation. Israel is a tiny nation surrounded by scary Muslims.
Ah, you are anti-Semitism. You are Hamas. You are Hamas. No politics here.
Say Israel number one. Who is Israel number one?
No politics here. No politics here. No politics here.
What's going on everybody?
I hope you're having a fantastic evening, afternoon, pre-new, no matter where you are in the world, I'm a son, Pike, I'm just tossing out broadcasts on the Key live from sunny California.
Los Angeles folks, we're live and alive and I hope all the boys, girls and enemies are having a fantastic one because today's a beautiful day.
Today's a wonderful day.
Today is Saturday.
That's right, ladies and gentlemen, it's Saturday.
And it's Saturday fun day situation monitoring date Saturday March 14, 2026 coming to you live from 72 degrees in sunny California Los Angeles on stolen tongue the land we're live and alive and I hope all the boys girls and MBS are having a fantastic one.
Why is denim saying you're you were canceled? What? I heard you were canceled. What is happening, dude?
By what, APEC?
I'm here, bitch.
Anyway, um, working on a Saturday, let's go.
Welcome, welcome.
It's Dr. Jihad.
It's Dr. Jihad.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls, and everyone.
I'm live.
I'm alive.
And this is the part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news.
What has happened in the world of Son house and I'm a piker in between time period where a person starts from a boat and person starts from a button last night I spent a good deal of time hanging out with the family hung out with my family and had some family time that was a fantastic and I
I also was supposed to watch the voice of Hind Rajab, Oscar nominated voice of Hind Rajab.
I will be interviewing the cast and crew today, the director and producers.
In any case, I couldn't watch it last night because my brother was like, I don't want to,
You know, I want to do, you know, fun stuff, so I was like, all right, fine.
I watched it this morning, and oh my God, I haven't, I've, I watched this morning from
six a.m. is the 80 minutes, and I cried so much.
I cried so much, okay?
that let me tell you. It was brutal but it was it was a tough watch but it was a
it was a great movie overall and I think it's great for awareness in general and
yeah I watched it I worked out afterwards I did some deadlifts and I'll talk
about that in a little bit I haven't cried like this in years I think the
last time I cried this hard was when when fish died but yeah voice of
Hind Rajab is a docu-drama film written directed by Qatar Ben Haina, it follows the Red Crescent
response during the killing of Hind Rajab, a six-year-old Palestinian girl, by the Israeli
Occupational Forces during the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip, the genocide of Gaza.
stars Saja Kalani, Motaz Malhees, Amir Hillelal and Clara Hori. The film is a co-production
between Tunisia and France and it was very good. So yeah, it was nominated for best international
feature film as the Tunisian entry at the 98th Academy Awards at the 83rd Golden Globe
Awards it was also nominated for best non-English language film.
Anyway I mean I've covered this story in real time as it was unfolding if you guys remember
because this was like and you'll see it in the in the docudrama as well where they basically
show these Palestinian Red Crescent folks on the West Bank side in Ramallah running out
of options and then they just released the phone conversation in a last-ditch effort.
And we literally saw it as they were releasing it.
covered it as it was like being distributed around the internet and yeah it's a very impactful
and very powerful movie and I think it will make people reconsider their position on the
the Palestinian resistance, I think, I hope.
I mean, it doesn't actually show the Palestinian resistance
at all, of course, and it doesn't even show
Henry Jabhat at any point,
doesn't show the IDF at any point,
but it is a very zone of interest field to it
as far as like not showing you the thing that is like,
the danger not showing you the, you know.
It's just like very impactful.
In any case, yeah, I, like I said, I was, it was a tough watch, but a great one, regardless,
a very powerful one.
But other than that, other than that, not much else going on.
It's just situation monitoring time, you know.
Iran is going tit for tat and will obviously continue with our coverage here on the situation
monitoring broadcast.
And apparently I was on Iranian state television.
I was on a brief.
Iranian state TV briefly featured me.
It seems it's real.
That is not a joke.
They did.
They put me on Iranian national TV.
That's pretty crazy, I will say.
They don't even know I'm Dr. Jihad.
Like they don't even know me by my official moniker, right?
They don't know me by my official moniker Dr. Jahad, which is crazy.
Dr. Jahad, in any case, folks.
Yeah, that's all I got.
Let's blast off and let's fucking get it twisted.
Let's keep going.
Yeah, we're going international.
We're going international.
We're doing the dang thing.
We're doing the dang thing.
But, yeah, I'm on Iranian TV, question mark, Marines deployed, FC's fury day 14, straight
of our moves closed, car bomb, APAC hits left flank, voice of Henry Jav interview later.
Get in now
Maybe they do but it's no time to joke
Who said I'm joking baby. Yeah 15k goes a long way with the Iranian state television to like it's not even 20 k
It's 15k
Which is what I paid for that one too. I see you guys know famously
Okay.
Carg Island battlefield mentioned.
Yeah.
Embassy word just went out to evacuate Iraq.
Do you pull wax in your hair?
No, I just showered and I used a, I used conditioner today.
Mark Ruffalo endorsed cat up a gozzalleg, which is great.
um once again close race a lot of fuckery going on with dark money and uh some of y'all are out
there doing it for free you know you could have gotten 1500 dollars for an attack at against
cop cat i was y'all like and yet you did it for free so don't you feel like a fool
little. Think about that. Think about that. Think about how foolish you must feel now knowing
that there are people out there getting paid for what you are doing for free. Just saying.
I'm going to take a day off tomorrow, but I'm not actually going to take a day off ironically
enough because I'm going to be doing a bunch of different podcasts.
I'm going to be doing a bunch of different pods.
So yeah, it's not a real day off at all, but is that Mr. Beast thing legit or a meme?
What do you think?
Yeah, oh, here it is.
Here's the, it's Mr. Beast mode, dude.
It's real.
He's the beast of Hormuz.
million dollars one thousand people will pat with paddle boards flying
Israeli flag one winner who will make it through
this was Michael's biggest L I mean I'm glad that he's like man enough to
admit it like I do appreciate it I do appreciate Michael from Pennsylvania
being like you know what this was wrong I fucked up my mistake maybe I shouldn't
have gone so hard but it is so funny cuz I kept I kept being like dude look like
it's it's so obvious what's going on like they're they're literally trying to
agitate and it's funny cuz he saw it with Graham Platner like he's smart he
saw it with Graham Platner from the start right he was like oh this guy's got
motion. This guy's in it to win it. And I'm not going to like, you know, hold it over his head.
But it's crazy how much like his chatters and my chatters, like, you know, we share a community,
like the community members here were just like fucking going crazy mode and like,
And the vindication came after not only the A-PAC revelations came in, but then also there
was dark money involved as well.
I hope it's a good lesson for all of us in terms of how aggressively we lean into certain
things because our judgment you were kind of cooking cats form policy blunder like overly
you got to remember this community is highly influenced by you know I mean I have I have
significant issues with cats form policy blunder was a massive mistake so much so that I literally
immediately connected her with foreign policy people and I'm going to once the primaries are over
or hopefully work on that as well.
But it's like, it's, you know, there is a difference
between me having issues with our foreign policy approach
versus, you know, falling into,
this will not be a learning case for a lot of people.
Unfortunately, I hope it's a,
I hope it's a understandable learning moment
for a lot of people and how easily manipulated they are
in terms of like demanding ideological purity
or like hyper-focusing on certain flaws of candidates,
especially within the electoral-less framework
where the idea is that like you're gonna always
have your ideal candidate who has the best policies.
And I try to show you, like I try to tell you,
like there are plenty of people that I interview,
cap being one of them, like there are plenty of people
who say the right things, but aren't necessarily like
as, wait, hold on, that aren't necessarily as critical of other candidates. Like the AOC
dynamic I think is like a very interesting one, right? AOC dynamic or the Bernie Sanders
dynamic of like, um, letting people like Bernie Sanders off on a lot of stuff.
Um, whereas like, uh, hyper focusing or like lasering in on a new candidate when
you find something that you normally would overlook with another candidate,
right?
Is BB dead?
Kat, those support Medicare for all.
There's so much fucking idiocy in this with like 54 month subscribers again another 54 month subscribers. She does
She literally does
She does though
She does she straight up supported it on this fucking broadcast. Well, are you okay or you sound lethargic
I'm a little lethargic because
She changed her position, dude. She said it months before you guys saw her policy scripts on her website on this fucking broadcast. I interviewed her on it.
She said Medicare for all doesn't go far enough.
What is going on?
BDBD is perfectly described your stream and purpose. The biggest issue with right wing
supporters is that they're driven by emotion rather than logic. In his speech after quoting
he kept watching his words because not everyone present agreed with him. And this is the pitiable
part of the right wing. Far right politicians excel at manipulating emotions this way right
wing views. And the right wingers through the same means, yes I'm talking about the
eyebrows raising guy, they exploit the pain points in right wingers lives to serve the
terrifying goals of the far right. The world needs more people like Hasan. Those who can
provide temporary logical armor for those not yet equipped to defend against manipulation,
while also resonating with the comrades. Where is this from?
What is this about? It's from the heart. I know it's from China,
But what is it under chat?
I think it's 5% of criticism, is there something that's worth your criticism?
You didn't go hard?
Yeah, I didn't, because I'm not silly and I'm very pragmatic.
I'm pragmatic too, maybe a fault sometimes.
I'm also very open-minded about people's capacity to change.
That's my UBC speech. Hell, yeah. Chinese netizens are Chinese netizens are on my side.
That's all I need. You should be spending Sunday binging season to a one piece live action.
Oh, speaking of one piece live action, I did watch one piece live action. Wait, oh, eyebrows
bros as mingle. That's funny. That's what they're talking about. Yes, I'm talking about the eyebrows
raising guy. So many people are on Twitter in psychosis over thinking BB's dead. Yeah,
I know. I know. I'm going to talk about mass AI hallucination and mass AI psychosis that's
like genuinely ripping apart. Genuinely ripping apart this community is devastating the thumbnail
to the right.
Hassan led a live broadcast reviving Mao Zedong's selected works, American imperialism as a
paper tiger.
The education network argued that leftists applying Marxism-ledism in the U.S. cannot
simply copy the Chinese model.
I bet the Chinese love hearing that too.
They probably agree with that as well.
What's on Dress in a Modern Chinese Style Discussed Jesse Jackson's Politically Legacy.
English Chinese Bilingual, Hassanavi, they can never stop me, what are they just saying
on bilingual. What the hell's going on by lip? Oh no, by languages means like it's in Chinese as well.
This is the clip that was played on Iranian TV.
Yeah, they're boomers. They're fucking dude. Iran is, is a nation of boomers. Okay.
Okay. Straight up. Um, I guess, yeah, I guess I'm, I'm making waves. I'm making waves on
the, uh, I'm making waves on the Iranian TV. It's called AI mass hysteria work. Everyone
keeps pushing it and so fucking inaccurate. Yeah, it's, it's pretty shocking that, um,
But I mean, I guess it's not shocking, but it's somewhat alarming that people are falling
for incredibly obvious like AI bait, you know, it's a little bit sad.
Hasmongole respond to Hasan's disdain by picking out a few lines from his clip and
reader and is called the banhasa.
I love you but you're wrong, Professor John confirmed he's dead.
Yeah.
My life as a 20 year old man has been made infinitely better by having never been on
Twitter.
Oh, for sure.
Oh, and yeah, Loomer is getting called out in India.
Loomer went to India.
did all of her like viciously anti-Indian tweets and is now apologizing for it because
like now they see, now they see, I guess she sees India as a, as a big tool against both
Iran and also an ally to Israel. And Laura Loomer's obviously like Israel first, right?
We all know that. Anyway, where should we get started? I mean, there's so much to talk
about so much stupidity flinging around. I guess we can, we can start, uh, uh, just to
make use of a playlist to make use and a playlist start here. What's that? What's this? No,
political shows. And it's suddenly we're all watching this guy. And then we start figuring
this guy might be a crackpot too, because he'll be taught. Oh, Professor Jiang. Okay,
We're not going to do more. Professor John. Okay. I'm sorry. We've done too much. Professor
John yesterday and a lot of people have been very upset. A lot of people get very upset
when I call out their favorite, their new faves and they, they get so nasty and they
get so vicious. Like I, I enjoy professor John. Okay. I enjoy predicting history. Okay.
I want to have him on the broadcast. We've reached out to him. He's probably not going
to come on. I might have called them, you know, a crank a little too much, but like
it's crazy that it's crazy that like whenever, whenever there's like a new guy on the scene that
like is popping off, right? And you watch like a couple of his videos and they, they look like
they're, you know, very correct, very on the money with like a couple of the clips that you watched
and you develop this affinity and you just get so mad. Like I'm Professor Jihad. He's Professor
Jiyong, okay? It's Professor Jihad over Professor Jiyong around these parts.
Anyway, let's get to it. Situation monitoring is unlocked. We're monitoring the situation
all the way live from sunny Los Angeles, California on stolen Tongvaland. You already know what's up.
You already know what it is. We're alive. We're alive. Let's get a fucking twisted.
Boom, boom, boom.
Ninny Ahu not dead.
Seen today.
Ninny Ahu's not dead. Seen today. He's hanging out with Shinzo Abe.
Y'all are so dumb. Wait, hold on.
Door's open!
God, I'm out. Door's opening in the middle of the goddamn day.
day so early. Yeah. Man, yeah, I was just fine. It's currently meeting shoes. I would discuss
increased trade cooperation in the Asia Pacific region. Dude is so funny. There was a, yeah.
So Anacast, Barry and tweets. So did they kill Nenya or not? And then this guy who used
to be like a resistance liberal, like a very annoying resistance liberal who was like formerly
MAGA that turned, I guess like former Republican turned resistance liberal in 2016. Now totally
on board with MAGA. Obviously, I think we all know why, right? He was a former Republican
turned Democrat and now he's a former Democrat turned Republican because Democrats weren't
going hard enough for Israel, I guess, and Republicans are anyway. He goes, no, you putts,
which I'm sure you hope for that. And it cast Barry and goes beast mode and says, I absolutely
do and it's so funny that people were like trying to call her out for this like how dare
she say that and it's like I bro there are like that is the overwhelming majority opinion
okay it's the overwhelming majority opinion you are so delu you are utterly delusional
if you think that that is not the overwhelming majority opinion is so
funny
it's such an overwhelming majority opinion that people have collectively
started hallucinating benjamin netanyahu's untimely demise they have
basically decided he's dead already in their minds
okay
Like, if there's one guy you can't defend here, it's Benjamin Ninjaho, because like,
even the softest liberal Zionists and, you know, people like Bernie Sanders,
they will be like, oh, it's Netanyahu's war.
It's Netanyahu's war. So it's over, you know, who the fuck's defending
Ben Yahu in America. Yeah, I saw this. Anna Casperian said she hopes Iran kills BB Nanny
Yahoo. Wow. Wow. Yeah. Is it a wow moment? Because, you know, get your head out of your
asshole, man. If you think that this is like an opinion that's like shocking,
like you can, you can get mad at people like myself for saying, you know, whatever about
Zionism, like Zionism is fascism. People get really in their feelings about that. They're like,
oh, well, every Zionist is, you know, Zionism is Jewish people. Like you're, you're saying that
about Jews. It's like, okay, dude, there's like 700 million evangelical Zionists on this fucking
planet, dude. What are you talking about? There's like, at most, there's like what?
How many, how many Jews are on the planet? 15 million, right? 15 million Jews on the planet.
Let's say 10 million of them are Zionist, okay? Maybe I'm being, you know, crazy with the estimate
here. There are like 700 million Christians, Zionists out there. So yeah, it is fucking fascist.
It's ridiculous. Very wishful moment. Yeah, it's probably not true. I don't think it's,
it's probably not like, you know, 5 million anti-Zionist Jews, probably not, but it doesn't
doesn't even matter. Even if it was like 15 million Zionist Jews, there are 700 million
Christian Zionists. Okay? Like, what are we talking about? What are we talking about?
It's not even like, it's not even a question, dog. What do you mean? Even if every single
Jewish person was a Zionist, like the overwhelming, the overwhelming force in support of Israel's
existence and Israel's dominance still absolutely completely comes from evangelical Christians
and the worst part about it is that the actions and the self-identification of American Jews
and Western Jewish advocacy groups with Israel completely muddy the waters on this issue
and Nazis get away with everything. They could just wash their hands of Christianity's
formative role in the defense of Zionism, like the principal defenders of Zionism,
historically and will continue to be evangelical Zionists. Okay?
But of course, of course, no matter what, because of the institutions like the Apartheid Defense League,
institutions that are billed as Jewish advocacy institutions that simply are doing Israel advocacy.
Okay. It doesn't fucking matter. It's always the conversation always revolves around Jews.
And it's not just Nazis doing it. It absolutely is. It's not just like, you know, regular neo-Nazis
doing it. It's Zion Nazis doing it too. They are the ones who are like, no, no, no, it is
about the Jews, actually. And if you say something about the Jews, if you say something about
Israel, you're saying something about the Jews, and you can't be saying nothing. You are an
anti-Semite, and it's fucking unbearable. It's unbearable. It also gets, it also gets
It's like incredibly unproductive and silly at times to constantly be talking about this
when it's like no one wants to hear it.
I'll still do it.
I'll still do it regardless because it's something that I believe, but it's fucking frustrating.
It's fucking frustrating to no end to have to deal with this over and over again, especially
from the stupid that chirp in and they're like, oh, I guess everything's about Israel
and the Jews with this guy, right? Like, speaking of which, I got to point to the Roach early today.
Also, I saw another very funny Zoran mentioned. They're calling him Zogran now.
They're calling him, they're calling him Zogron Goidani.
is fucked up is fucked. It's so much better than Zoran Mossadani. He's got a little bit
of a brown boy example. Yeah, he's just it's, it's crazy. It's disrespectful. People are
going crazy. People need to dial it back. He's got a little bit of a brown boy anxiety.
He really does. But he needs the, he needs to chill, man. He needs to chill. He needs
to chill. He needs to fucking not do this shit. Like, because he's making him look weak.
It's given life to a story that does not deserve life. Not that funny dog. I'm going to be
No, it's pretty funny. I mean, it's just
Goyza sent this modification is unfortunately very funny. I hate it. It's it's lame as fuck
when people are sincere about it where they're like, oh, I can't believe this is what the Jews
are saying. They're calling us Goy. They're Jewish supremacists. It's like, okay, bro, chill out.
Like there's there's you know, there's not that many of them. All right, like you're still as a Christian
You're still dominating the Western world. Don't worry, right? Like calm down white people. They want to be fucking
marginalize so bad
We white people I'm white myself. We will love a point of marginalization
You know, so a lot of a lot of reactionaries apps of fucking Lutely love
slamming that button to be like see the Jeffrey Epstein files revealed how Jews
really think about us white Christians. It's like come on man come on be be for
real okay fucking be for real Jesus Christ
Zoran pre-win I won't visit Israel Zoran post-win I've heard good stuff about
Israel and would love to visit Tel Aviv one day. Okay, he's not going that hard.
Yes, I did see this tweet. This is where I saw the Zogron. Zogron, your days are numbered.
It is a Cobra caution trait, but I diluted with water. I think Hassanabi is kind of losing it.
Will you survive if you visit Tel Aviv?
No, I will not.
I will not be allowed entry, I don't think.
As a Iranian frog, I don't know how to feel about everything, like I wake up every day
seeing horrible news.
How do you keep yourself sane?
Do you even question love your YouTube videos?
Not mixabsey.
terrible times are unique opportunities for revolutionary organizing. So I just look forward
to that. As contradiction is worse and as the pain gets worse and worse,
it is an opportunity to organize.
you know oh yeah anyway here is where the fuck is it hold on oh I was gonna
show you asmin goi he's doing this thing he's doing this thing where he's like
like, he's like, enough guys.
I think it's enough with this Israel stuff, right?
Israel, but I don't think Israel somehow,
I don't think about Israel,
but somehow every time someone says something,
the response is about Israel, I can't anymore.
I think that the amount of Israel,
I think that the Israel hostility
is approaching a theater pitch
where people will stop taking it seriously.
I think that we're approaching that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Brother, you literally are like, I love Nick Fuentes.
I want to collaborate with Nick Fuentes. Nick Fuentes was based when he said Hitler did
nothing wrong. And then now he's like, yeah, this is real stuff. Yeah. You know, the antisemitism
stuff is fine and base, but like, can you please stop? Can you please stop coming after
Israel? Can you, can you guys stop? Yeah. Not based a period of time where there is so
much fixation around Israel and Israel's proximity to every single event. Yeah, I wonder why, dumbass.
Dude, there's never been a moment where we've had such an honest administration.
Okay. And therefore there's never been a moment where like
multiple figureheads in the admin just came out and were like, yeah, we're going to war for Israel.
It's awesome. You need to shut the fuck up. I think I think it's dope. Israel told us we got to go
to go to war. We're going to war. Like you can't, you can't turn around and be like,
why are you guys so obsessed with Israel? Israel is dumping $8 million into a fucking
random Illinois ninth district primary race in the Democratic Party. And this guy's like,
why do you guys get so obsessed about Israel? Uh, obsessed much. That's my, uh, that's my
support country, okay? Can you please chill? Can we just stop talking about Israel, please?
It's so fun. That's been going. That I think people are just going to get fatigue from hearing
that. This is his absolute worst lock, by the way. This is, and I say this all the time,
This is the least popular day for Israel, okay? Tomorrow Israel will be less popular than today.
Israel was more popular yesterday. It's so fucking hilarious where he's like,
nah dude, it's just people are really gonna stop I think. Yeah, any day now. Can you guys please
stop? Can you please stop shitting on Israel's making it really hard for me to stay based?
Everything is because of Israel
There's fuel need to be armed yeah, I mean I hope so it's very incorrect. Okay, that's my assumption
I guess we're gonna have to find out clip it and let's wait and see
Eric have it is
Bro whole Twitter space the tag and as we go over that statement now crazy memes. It should like baby doggy styling him
Yeah, he's such a fucking idiot, dude again
All it takes for this man to change his perspective is like maybe
three reddit bots
Upvoting shit to the top of his top of his reddit
And all of a sudden he's receiving backshots like a good boy, okay?
He's like, oh I'm Israel. Hi guys. It's based. Oh, this was my favorite one. This is my favorite one the shock collar
Benjamin and y'all said place
Oh, yeah, guys, it's actually based. It's actually based. I'm a, I'm a cash-rated slave, guys.
Today, I'm being, today we're going to talk about the most base country, guys. Isn't
it base? Hey, guys, hate Muslims. All right. Remember, hate Muslims. You missed his others
Zoram meme wife condemned us on condemned bro. He hit the same line too. He hit the, he hit
the middle of the road line where he's like, he was like, yeah, it's, uh, the, the statements
were reprehensible. It's like, why, why are you, why are you even recognizing the statements?
Like, why?
This is not a real story.
Your wife is not involved.
Please, you are not involved.
Okay, it's ridiculous.
Does he need positive reinforcement for confidence?
Legit question, my wife grills me for using eggs due to who owns it, but honestly seems
to be the fast way to see critical news.
Do you ever get grilled for using eggs?
Yes, by every blue sky poster in my chat.
All the time.
Bro won't defend his wife, but will but he will defend New York
It's just okay, we're memeing right like I hope people understand I'm memeing here like I I obviously still think that
You know so wrong
Okay, listen listen listen he's in a tough spot. He's in a tough spot. He's I
I think he's a little too he's running a little too scared. You don't need to you got motion you got motion brown boy
You got motion
You got all the motion in the ocean. Come on
Come on now
Very ugly person
His wife is kind of an idiot like really dumb very ugly person who supports terrorists
Shut the fuck up bitch has fuck you mean very ugly person first of all whose fucking community
Do you think you're a part of?
The fuck do you mean? Ain't nobody's out here supporting Israel?
Get the fuck out of your facts or facts. Yeah, go back to your fucking hug box and and cry about it
Okay, because that's all you got you got like eight people left out here. It's like Michael Rappaport Amy fucking Schumer and
Like I guess the entire political class unfortunately that you can cry to
And that's it.
Oh my God, I can't believe Zoran Mumdani's wife liked post saying Israel is doing an illegal and violent land grab, which is objectively fucking true.
Also, once again, it's not October 8th, 2023 any longer. Okay? It's not October 8th, 2023.
You can't be out here being like, I cannot believe that people resist against 80 years of brutal apartheid and genocide.
How dare they? Why don't they just fucking die quietly?
doesn't work that way. It never worked that way in this community, but it certainly doesn't work
that way in most communities now. Not to say that people are going to be fucking writing for the
Al-Aqsa flood anytime soon, but you know, I think people are becoming much more understanding of
why people fight, okay?
Well, some piker on why the U.S.
Empire is in decline. I don't even remember when did I do this? In this episode of the
Jaguar Mishoe with David Grisken, the Sunjoys, David Grisken, and the Y-Rigid Conversation. Oh,
this is from, this is a transcript of the video that I did.
We have to talk about, I wanted to ask you up front, did you get, and will you accept
your invitation to Donald Trump's board of peace for Gaza?
Yeah, I mean, everybody always says I'm a billionaire champagne socialist.
So they were right.
That's why I was actually raising all these funds, of course.
That's why I went to China.
So I could purchase the Chinese factory and keep extracting as much surplus labor value
as I can.
So I could finally get on the board of peace because I love peace.
I didn't realize that it was going to get leaked, but yeah, I'm doing it.
I'm going to be a part of it.
fucking got him. It's over. Um, it's getting to a point with Zoran. No, it's not. If you're
going to forget about it, he's already, he's swagged out the fucking wazoo. It doesn't
matter. Tomorrow he's going to do some shit like, uh, we're throwing a bad landlord in
jail and you're going to be back on the fucking, you're going to be a cadre all of a sudden
all over again. It's just, I think this is a mistake because I think that, see how strong
a soldier at Asman gold. You got PSOAD? No, stop. It's not that. It's not that.
Asma Rapp making that statement only bruiser point it clearly has no real understanding of what he's
talking about with someone likes that basic knowledge they also fail to read the room and
end up saying things that sound completely tone deaf yeah. Why is he running defense?
Are we talking about Zoran or are we talking about Asma Goal? What happened with Zoran? No,
the Zoran thing was like inconsequential. It's just a annoying thing that we'll keep getting
snowballed into something larger and larger if he just keeps dealing with it from a place of
from a defensive posture. If he keeps dealing with this issue by giving it life, by giving it
legitimacy, by addressing it in an apologetic manner, by constantly doing condemnations over
over and over again. They're just, they know that this is an open vein that they can tap
into. It's that simple. It's, it's, you just have to literally be honest with people. People
are smarter than you give them credit. Okay. And, and Zaron did do that. He did do that.
That's part of the reason why the discourse shifted so dramatically. It's part of the
reason why he won resoundingly in the primaries. Right. Like these things are, like it's just
he doesn't, my most charitable assessment on the, on the Zoran wife situation is that
he just doesn't want to be bogged down endlessly because a lot of the pro Israel news outlets
and a lot of the pro Israel lobbying groups are just like very good at needling you. Okay.
They're very good at needling you and they needle, needle, needle, needle, needle, and
then they tarnish your reputation. And then no one even fucking double checks to see if
the, the things that they're saying about you is correct. They just kind of go along
with it. How do I know this? Because I've been eating it for years and years, right?
I've been eating it non-fucking stop. That's why there's like a laundry list of things that,
you know, random ass morons like fucking Joe Walsh can like lean into whenever they go,
Hasan is an anti-Semite. Why would you go on this fucking broadcast? Like no one is gonna,
we're totally partitioned ideologically. We're so divided. So like there are a lot of these people
that just, they're Zionists, they're pro-Israel, and if you're pro-Israel and you're a Zionist,
you will always just say, Hassan is a bad guy, he's a Nazi for laundry list of like
quotes, some of which are clipped out of context, some of which are absolutely in context and totally
fucking appropriate. And no one wants to deal with that, right? No one wants to deal with that,
No one wants to have to constantly address those things, right?
You have, that's why it's okay if Hassanavi's kind of losing it, you are a flyer, what do you talk about?
Yeah, and the issue here is like,
like the issue here is twofold. One, a lot of the, a lot of, wait, what was saying,
A опасity journalist is not the top of the hour in context. What?
What kind of a communist?
As far as I understand, you're constantly trying to sic your way into politics.
We're going to be silent.
Sexy as foreign minister, Arakshi went on MSNOW with Aiman Moheldin, who's a good dude.
But the more he acts in a subservient manner, the more they'll come after him within six degrees of separation.
Ramazan is not so bad, brother.
Oruş is broken, Oruş GG, Oruş YG.
Yes, both Dev Amla and Dev Amla.
Damn it, Dev Amla, don't say it.
Let's do it. New development of U.S. forces to the Middle East, Marines are being sent.
Hardest-dicked Marines that you've ever seen are being sent into the fucking region. Their
cocks are hard. They're chewing on blue chew. They're ready to let it rip. The fucking hardest
cock Marines, okay? They're gonna say all of the newest slurs, they are ready to be deployed
to say all the craziest slurs you've ever heard. This is an anti-woke war, ladies and
gentlemen, who is whose side is going to be less woke? Because that's the side that's
going to thrive. Okay, Pete Hexeth, let's go. 200 US Marines aboard three Navy ships
are heading to the Middle East. It's a significant move because President Trump has not ruled
out the possibility of ground forces in this conflict. But to be clear, this doesn't mean
those Marines will be sent into combat, but it does put that option on the table if President
Trump decides to escalate.
All of this coming as Trump still is not offering
a clear timeline for how this war ends,
now saying it will be over, quote,
when I feel like it.
And when I press the president this week
on whether this war is nearing its end
or just getting started, the president told me it's both.
And guys, that uncertainty is rattling energy markets.
The administration is now scrambling
to bring down gas prices,
including by easing sanctions on Russian oil sales,
which is a big win for Russia financially.
Some lawmakers are blasting that decision
because it comes just days after sources told us
Russia was providing intelligence to Iran
to help them target American troops
and ships in the region.
But even that step is expected
to have a limited impact on prices
since the Strait of Hormuz
where roughly one fifth of the world's oil passes
still remains effectively closed, Janae.
Certainly seeing the impacts of that,
Selena Wang, our thanks to you.
embassy compound in iraq's capital has been targeted by missiles it is the
latest attack inside iraq which has been coping with strikes against u.s.
sites as well as on kurdish and on iran-backed armed groups another american
link location near bagdad airport was also targeted by a drone saturday morning
and mohammed of the wahed is in bagdad mahmood what have you been able to find
out about the attack on the u.s. embassy in terms of the damage that was done and
who might be behind it bro they fucking melted the american embassy and bagged that by the way
that she was crazy i mean i don't know if they were actually able to take out the radar but
i think they hit the weapon system i don't even understand i don't even understand what the
What the fuck's going on, dude?
They didn't level it, no.
Hasan, they're gonna cuck your Cuba Libre trip,
MAGA organizing a boat parade to escort oil tankers from Houston to Gitmo
to deliver much needed crew to the region.
Why would they cuck the Cuba Libre trip?
That's fucking awesome.
I welcome that shit, dude.
If they're actually sending in,
You think I give a fuck? I don't care.
Guys, guys, I need you to understand something, okay?
Cuba needs oil, okay? I don't give a fuck who brings it.
I don't give a shit, even if it was like Israel bringing fucking oil to cuba, I'd be like, all right,
you know, they're probably trying to do some massage shit, but like, you know,
let's let it happen. It's good. It's good. It's a good thing. It's they need it.
They want the glory. America, great. I'll give him the fucking glory.
I'll wear a mega hat, brother, fuck you mean I don't give a shit.
I don't think you guys understand like this kind of do humanitarian aid to own the lib
shit doesn't work on me.
Remember when people were like fantasizing about how, you know, as men goi would do a
fundraiser for the Palestinians to like own me and I was like, Oh, no, I'm totally down
with that.
That's great.
I love that shit, dude.
or sorry. I'll play the role. I'll be like, Oh, I'm so angry. That's why I talked about,
um, that's why I talked about fucking, uh, uh, bad empanada too, where I was like, it
doesn't, it doesn't matter to me that he's like angry and wanted to prove a point. If
that was like, uh, well, that was the major reason of the why he like flew out to Cuba
at the end of the day. He's still helping the Cuban people. Like that's a great thing.
And he's showing, uh, that it's, it's actually fairly easy to go travel to Cuba right now.
You know, yeah, you can own me any day, all day, every day, own me all day, every day
by offering material support to the Cuban people, offering awareness of the everyday
existence of Cubans.
I would get so fucking, I would get so goddamn owned.
I would get so unimaginably owned if they just destroyed the blockade that is struggling
Cuba.
You know, I would hate it.
Oh, I would hate it.
Hate it so much.
Well, the projectile was so swift.
The real on is that you don't get to hang out with NECAP?
Wait, why?
What do you mean?
That hit the US embassy and it hit the CRAM US, the air defense system, the unit responsible
for the space communication part that was damaged by the projectile.
And it was so swift that the air defense system at the embassy did not manage to intercept
it.
And security, so Iraqi security sources say that work is underway now to set up a new
air defense system.
Now there is no group that has claimed responsibility for this attack, but we understand that Iraqi,
Iran-aligned armed groups, they have been targeting U.S. facilities and the premises,
military bases and even the consulate in Erbil dozens of times since the military campaign
started by Israel and the United States on Iran. Also this attack on the US embassy comes
only a few hours after a counterattack believed to be by a US Israeli airstrike.
Yeah, Iraqi security forces tell the associate president the missile struck a helipad earlier
at the US embassy Baghdad causing a small fire with other outlets reporting the strike
was the result of a drone or rocket impact likely by Iranian back melting groups in Iraq.
I'm gonna keep it a buck 50 dude. The the the Shia militia forces in Iraq are fucking
going nutty mode. Okay, they are going absolutely nutty mode. I don't know what the fuck's going
on out there, but it's wild. I don't know what this is, but this shit looks like a banana
peel, bro. It looks like a peeled banana. Whatever this was is no longer the case. I think it
was an anti aircraft weapons system, wasn't it?
Is the CRAM, yeah, it's the radar, Iraqi was this far to detect the CRAM radar unit at the
USMC compound and bagged that part of a system that used to detect and track incoming rockets,
mortars and drones over the green zone.
They are not even, they have zero chill with the way that they're operating.
I don't understand how they haven't evacuated these bases yet.
I mean, maybe they have a lot more, uh, they have a lot more protection on the bases, but
like, oh yeah, this was crazy.
I saw the tick target gives coordinates for Iran, a strike on a Patriot system on tick
target right here.
I need missiles here tonight.
Israel's channel 12 did a report on the new Patriot battery system.
It's right here at the Polish, I'm in air force base.
It's actually right here.
You can zoom out a little bit, Iran, if you want to see that yet again, it's this exact
area.
I'm going to zoom out for you.
This kind of stuff is so funny because like
He got suspended on Twitter, but it's just so funny because like dog if you know where it is on Google Maps
You think Iran does it like what are you talking about?
Like a lot of people a lot of people look at this and they're like oh my god, how is he doing this?
This should be illegal. It's like no, dude. It's it's just Iran has
Iran has its own satellites. Iran is getting strike targets from China, allegedly, and
Russia, allegedly. But on top of that, if you can find something on the internet, okay,
so can Iran. Do you understand? If you can find something on the internet, on your own,
like Santa Monica in Los Angeles, California, you think they don't know how to find that
they have access to the internet to they got Google Maps.
They have a GeoGuessr team too. Yeah, they're working with Geo Rainbolt. They're working
with, with geo rainbow that's what they're doing.
Patriot battery system. This is the guy that reported it. He's channel 13. Actually, you
can see it right here about the aero battery air defense he's posting with it. That is
going to be right here. It's, it's right there.
Yeah, they call him, he's not, he's no longer geo rainbow. He's called jihad rainbow.
Yeah, you're in the middle yet again. Here's another photo he posted confirming look out
the sides or like a wall that opens up just like right here. It's brand new by the way
Iran. So if you want to fire off a few missiles that way, there's only anyway, this is like
it's obviously a fucking meme. Okay, again, you can't well, I I'm of two different minds
on this because like on the one hand, like he's, you know, it's a joke. On the other
On the other hand, the American military has relied on Oscent.
The American military has fucking relied on Oscent in the past to, to, what do you call
it, to like strike targets where it was civilians.
The American military killed civilians in Yemen because of some random fucking Oscent
person.
And we know that in the situation room, they are unironically looking at like, you know,
and all this other shit, right? So maybe they are, maybe the Iranians are doing the same
shit that our boys are doing, right?
Like that killed the three.
You always say, Oson, what is that? Oson is open source intelligence. It's like a lot
of these accounts on Twitter, map, autism, missile, autism, plain autism of all different
sorts, okay? Autists of every variety, every seasoning, get together and try to analyze
the battleground from afar to the best of their ability. Some of the top autists will
then get jobs at forensic architecture and places like that. They work for humanitarian
rights organizations. They use their autism for the power of good. Some of them can use
their autism for the power of evil and go work for the military. Some will be somewhere
in between and go and work in a visual forensics team at like Washington Post or New York Times
or Bellingcat, which again, sometimes can be evil, sometimes can be good. Jury's out
on that. Okay. Autism is not a bad thing, nor is it a good thing. It's not, it's just,
It's just a thing, right? It can be harnessed for good or it can be harnessed for evil.
But that's where OSINT is. That's what OSINT is. It's open source intelligence, people
that are just like going and looking at maps, going and looking at fucking satellite imagery
to try to figure out, you know, what the strike targets look like, what kind of weapons were
used on set strike targets, things of that nature, right? Brohead the Enlightened Center
Center stands on autism. Yes, I am I am autism agnostic. Okay, I have I have seen the evils
of autism and I've seen tremendous good from autism. Okay, which is why I am agnostic on
the issue of autism. I try to use my autism for good. I take plenty of Tylenol. You know,
we obviously the results speak for themselves. But what is this? The Turkish Journal is reporting
for Israel said Israeli man approached him and said, from now on, you are our next, you
You are our next enemy. Do you know that? Yeah. I'm sitting here casually watching this
video with a YouTube tab over, looking at different design options you might want to
choose from. What? These guys are talking about gardening in the chat. Okay. Stop passing
notes. Autism is not agnostic on the subject of Hassanavi. Yes. That is also true. While
I might be, uh, agnostic on the subject matter of autism, uh, people who do have autism are
not agnostic on me. They're either super hot or super cold on me and nothing in between. I've never,
I've never seen someone, I've never seen someone who is autistic, who's like, I don't have any
opinions about Hassanabi. It's either, I love him. He's great. I watch him every day. He's
brilliant. He's wonderful. Or I think he's the worst person that has ever existed. And we literally
have to give a massage strike coordinates to his home so that they assassinate him in
a fiery death with a Hermes drone.
Something like that.
FCC is now threatening broadcasters running hoaxes and news distortions also known as fake
news of a chance to now correct course for their license renewals come up.
Fucking awesome, dude.
I love this stupid fucking country.
I swear to God, we are, we are so terrified, dude.
It is not even funny anymore.
We are officially, this is Turkey, okay?
We are in Turkey, I'm explaining it to you right now, I've seen it happen.
When I grew up in Turkey, this is exactly how it happens, okay?
You got the main, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, FCC, threatening
news broadcast with the revocation of their licenses.
If they do not write more favorable news coverage on Trump's idiotic Epstein's fury pro-Israel
war effort, okay?
Trump has been demanding better coverage, which by the way, you only do when the war effort
is going really well, okay?
A lot of people don't understand this, but when you wage war at the behest of a foreign
nation that is deeply unpopular, okay?
And the war effort is going really well.
That's when the president comes out and says, we are going to illegally punish you in an
unconstitutional manner if you don't cover this spectacular war effort in ways that we
like, okay?
That's how you know we're winning right now. Okay. If you were confused as to how hard
we were winning, well, we're winning about, we're winning so fucking hard that the admin
is now saying like, you know, fuck the first amendment. We will, we will literally punish
you if you do not cover how, how successful we have been. Okay. Also another, you know,
Another indication of, you know, I mean, I do laugh, like, yeah, we do have a client very pro-Israel media, but the notion of, you know, the notion of Jews control the media is taking a big hit here as well.
Ironically enough, if that was like, you know, if there was any truth to that, well, they're not doing a very good job if that's what's going on. Okay.
Anyway, and frankly, changing course, this is not even Trump.
I don't know why I'm reading it in Trump voice.
And frankly, changing course is in their own business interests, is trust in legacy media
is now falling at an all time low at just 9%.
Yeah, this will definitely fix that.
You know what will fix the trust in legacy media?
If they just start doing news reports, DPRK style, which by the way, I'm not saying that's
a bad thing.
Shouts out to the DPRK, shouts out to Kim Jong-un and shouts out to that one lady who
is wonderful.
Kim Jong-un gave her a news, a new apartment complex for all of her wonderful efforts.
Okay.
It's W when they do it.
It's an L when we do it.
Fuck it.
I don't care.
Okay.
Yeah.
You made it on the Iran state news TV.
Yes, speaking of state broadcasters, your boy was on Iranian news.
God damn mind that people fucking sit there and...
Also, lots of cursing for Iranian TV.
They let that slide.
I have never seen...
No! No! They put me with Sneak-O! No! I didn't realize! No! No! Turn it off! Turn that shit off!
No! Wait, that makes it even funnier because like the guy chirping at me was like the fucking
head of twitch or something like or a head of kick. Okay. And it's really funny. Where
Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Uh, where is it? Oh, yeah, Bijan Tehrani,
who's the co-founder of steak and kick goes, imagine being in Iran with no internet, can't
leave the house. And your only form of entertainment is the sound reruns on state TV. I said, is this
real? He's chirping, but it turns out one of his main content creators was also on Iranian
the state television. You're being called the CIA, Masaad, up in this post law above.
What is this? Above 0% chance. This is a CIA and or Masaad up to get Iranis to leave their
homes and return to protest. No, he's just trying to make a fucking joke. He's trying
to say Hassan sucks. How do you not understand that? Like the joke here is I suck so bad
that Iranians are going to go, instead of watching me, Iranians are going to go take
it up to the streets. That's what is known as a joke, okay?
It's the joke is I'm bad. I'm a bad person. And I am also deeply not entertaining, okay?
It's kind of funny that like we literally do have like people in the, in the straight
up like CIA affiliated state department affiliated think tank media infrastructure that are also
a part of the Hassanabe derangement syndrome. I mean, I respect it. The complex is wide.
You know, it's vast.
Hello, Leader Hamane. I am poor indigenous American. Please come make America free from
Baptist regime. Remove the British descent settlers. The Baptismist extremist terrorists
have killed 900 million of my people since December. The real United States of America
people stand with Leonard Peltier.
Oh, that's funny.
Okay, dude.
Is that kick guy Iranian?
He's Persian.
His name is Bijan Tehrani.
What do you think?
I'm gonna focus last name is literally Tehrani.
Okay.
It's like, his name is Bijan Tehrani. It's like having a name like John America, okay?
Washington, DC. Hello. I'm an American. My name is John Washington. John USA.
France is going back after backing out and getting made fun of everyone. What is this?
Iran Observer, France is sending 10 warships to the Middle East to reopen the Strait of
Hormuz. Yeah, I don't think that's happening. Anyway, this is also Hassan attempts to defend
his America bad ideology. These guys are, they're so relentless dude. European losers who aren't
even in America, who aren't even actually Democrats who are very reactionary, love posting
clips of mine to just be like, Democrats, I'm signing in from Europe. Please, I'm urging
you, please don't talk to Hassan. Okay, dude, have fun with that.
Like, no, what will I do if prominent Democrats don't come on my broadcast? What will I do?
I guess I'll kill myself. Anyway, yeah, uh, the U S Marines, the hardest dick Marine station
in Okinawa are headed to the straight of hormones. Okay. We already know that, um, uh, another
sign of the war effort is going well. Okay. I thought Europe was based. No, that's a Nazi.
He's literally writing in his bio that he wants to be a future MAGA prison guard. I
I mean, I don't mind having a prison for MAGA, okay?
I don't think that means he's a Nazi.
I think you're misunderstanding.
He's saying he wants to be a prison guard
where they hold MAGA in prison.
He's not saying, he's just a fucking libtard.
That's what he is.
But he's a Eurocuck libtard, I'm pretty sure.
Trump is asking for help.
Guys, things are going really well.
things are going really well in the war effort. That's why Donald Trump is saying US media
needs to stop reporting on damage and losses caused by Iran, saying it harms the United
States. And then now he's saying, the United States of America has beaten a completely
decimated Iran, both militarily, economically, and even in every other way.
What does that mean, like sexually? What are the other ways in which you have decimated
Iran? We've killed their soul.
We are way sexier than they are. I see the IRGC guy coming on, coming on the news broadcast every day and then Arakshi, everyone's talking about his Shia smirk. They're calling it the Shia smirk. We hate that smirk.
We don't like it
We don't like his cunning she a ways we are decimating him we're mugging him
This is why I'm sending
clavicular and the ASU for eternity
President to Iran to mug
To mug the entire Iranian
Revolutionary Guard, they will go there and frame Mog every single Iranian.
It's a Mog eat Mog world out there, folks, believe it.
We're sending Jake Paul with his sweaty pits, weapons of Mog destruction, everyone's saying
it's Zog, it's actually not, it's Mog. Maga! And it's now MAGA!
Anyway, sorry, I don't know what took over me. Yeah, it's called the Strait of Hormuz,
not the Gay of Hormuz. Yeah, every other way, but countries of the world that receive oil
through the Hormuz Strait must take care of that passage and we will help a lot. The U.S. will
also coordinate with those countries so that everything goes quickly, smoothly and well.
This should have always been a team effort and now it will be. It will bring the world together
toward harmony, security and everlasting peace. President Donald J. Trump. So,
Yeah, they're calling it the Gulf of America. There's two of them now. It's no longer the
Persian Gulf. It's the Gulf of America. But yeah, Donald Trump's inconsistency on the
messaging front is also very funny. Not that it even matters, obviously. Okay, it doesn't
matter at all to his base, because his base will suck him no matter what, like Donald
Trump could go on national television and be like, every American needs to say 10 M
Israel highs and his base would literally do it.
His base would be like, yeah, you know what?
That's actually a great idea, Mr. President.
We are really gonna save the country by doing this.
You're so brave.
You're so bold.
You're so beautiful.
Every single adult, regardless of their ambitions of death and destruction in Iran, right?
Regardless of their interest in destabilizing Iran, every single adult that is not a direct
agent of the state of Israel has recognized how devastating this predicament is, how awful
this has been so far, and how much worse it could possibly get.
A lot of people are trying to wash their hands over this quagmire, cuz they don't wanna
be associated with it, including, but not limited to John Bolton, who straight up has
spent his entire life trying to do regime change in Iran. Like that's his number one
goal has always been regime change in Iran. Okay. And even John Bolton is like, yeah,
this is not happening as well as we thought it would. Part of the reason why a lot of
those guys are also angry is because he is an MEK lobbyist. MEK is this like psychotic
cult that has no popular support on the ground, even less popular support than the Reza Pallavi.
So that's part of the reason why Bolton is backing away from this as well.
He doesn't want to be associated with this. But ultimately,
yeah, John Bolton, I favor regime change in Iran, but I'm deeply worried that the inadequate
preparation will prevent that goal from being achieved. There seems to be holes in the strategy
from the lack of coordination with the opposition to the laps and preparing the American people
ahead of the attack. So that's the thing, like he's doing this for MEK, okay? He's doing this
specifically for MEK. He doesn't, like that's the reason why he wants to come across as like the
reasonable regime change guy, as opposed to the bad regime change that Trump is trying to do,
right? Like, don't get fooled by John Bolton's statements here, okay? You know it's going
to be very bad when John Bolton, who's never seen a bombing campaign, didn't like his deeply
worried about your war of choice.
Yeah, this is the United Kingdom, our once great ally, maybe the greatest of them all
is finally giving serious thought to sending two aircraft carriers to the Middle East. That's
It's okay, Prime Minister Starmer.
We don't need them any longer, but we will remember.
We don't need people to join wars after we've already won President Donald J. Trump.
That was less than a week ago.
And now he's saying many countries, many countries are coming in, which by the way, once again,
and I keep reiterating this position and it's important for you guys to understand.
Isn't MEK Communist though?
Why would John Bolton support Communists?
Yeah, that's all you need to know about MEK being Communist, don't you think?
Why would I be against a communist group and John Bolton before it?
I wonder.
Because you're CIA?
No, MEK is CIA.
That's the whole point is me. I'm the guy at the CIA who told the White House you could
kill Iran's head of state and his entire family and 2000 people and then say, JK, we cool
now in Iran will say, yes, I would like to sign this totally credible peace treaty.
Now, sir, I do think this bumbling White House narratives a bit oversold. They knew this.
They just didn't care. But I do think the sadistic Coke fueled cable news talent that
runs this war, have very possibly never heard of the concept of dignity and national pride
and are shocked to encounter it. I think there's an element of that for sure.
What is this? That's crazy. I cannot believe that they made, they made a, I don't know.
IRGC PacWatch version of this. That's crazy. Anyway, so keep playing it.
I'm shaking my head at this. This is unacceptable. This is finger wagging. Um, but yeah, uh, things
Things are not going well, folks, and you don't, I mean, you can tell that things are
not going well because once again, Donald J. Trump is threatening to shutter media companies
that aren't being pliant enough because they dare to cover the combat fatalities.
They dare to cover the loss of assets.
They dare to offer just like a little bit, a little bit of pushback against the claims
being made by the administration, what we're talking about here, what the media is doing
here, what Mation News is doing here is like the bare minimum, okay?
In order to remain a competent and functional tool for the State Department when it matters
the most, you have to sometimes show the truth, okay?
Especially in the age of both misinformation and also correct information immediately being
posterized in on the internet all over the internet with like OSINT and
everything else like it's very difficult to be to maintain this kind of
posture that the war effort is going great right it's not gonna work so you
do have to sometimes say the truth so that people at least respond to when
you have to lie at the behest of the State Department and they're doing it
already. It's crazy to say like CNN is not doing a good deal of propaganda at the behest
of Israel for this, for this American administration, for this war. They're doing it. Listen to
Jake Tapper. He fucking loves this shit. They love propping up, you know, anti regime dissenters
that are demanding that the bombings continue. They do it all the fucking time. There are
For many Israel first individuals in American mainstream news, it's not a secret.
They've shown their loyalty not to the truth, which is what's supposed to be the highest
priority here, but to the interests of the American State Department and also the Israeli
government, right?
They did this for the past two and a half years.
We already learned from it, hopefully.
But Trump also makes it very difficult.
What makes it incredibly difficult to defend this war while also maintaining this like
adult posture because he is vulgar and very, very honest, brutally honest really at times.
The fake news media hates to report how well the United States military has done it against
Iran, which is totally defeated and was a deal, but not a deal that I would accept.
Thank you for your attention. This is Matt, our president, DJT, AP news alert, Baghdad,
AP, Iraqi officials say a helipad at the US embassy in Baghdad was hit by a missile. It's
not just a helipad. They also took out the radar installation.
What is this? E fart low ratioed by his bull, La Chungus. All my friends in Israel spend
their nights and sleeping in shelters and spirits are high because they want their brothers
and sisters in Iran to be free from a regime that's terrorizing the entire world.
You got ratio by Hezbollah Chungus.
Imagine being in a shelter with Eve Fartlow.
That's chemical warfare, baby.
I'm Eve Fartlow.
And sometimes known as Eve Shatlow, I'll be fattening the shelter.
I'll be fattened up a fucking storm in the shelter, I can't stop it, I'll be fattened.
Don't even joke loud about gas, no, it's not a joke, lad, it's not a joke about the
Fat low. We're getting his Bola means now time's truly changed, brother. I mean,
huh. It's, I mean, it's Twitter. It doesn't really mean too much, but like, I'll say this,
I'll say this. Okay. It's only a matter of time until people go, okay, I really hate Israel. I
kind of understand why people oppose it militarily, right? Like, a lot of people,
a lot of people that didn't understand my analysis as to why, like, you know, Hamas exists, why has
Bulla exists, like the, you know, accurate assessment of historical events that unfolded that caused
these militant resistance groups to form, people are starting to understand. Remember,
they're still heavily propagandized. They will continue to be heavily propagandized,
and it's virtually impossible for them to break through that. But once they do,
once they understand, once they recognize the ruthless, cruel, brutal ways that Israel has
waged war in this region and dominated the indigenous population here and destroyed its
neighborhood over and over again, then people start recognizing, okay, well, I kind of understand
why there's militia movements all around that are militarily resisting against
Israeli incursion over and over again. I mean, think about Lebanon,
Israel's Israeli envoys, Israeli officials are openly stating that
they're going to do to Lebanon what they did to Gaza.
But if you ask them in English, they say, what have we done to Gaza?
Nothing. It's not a genocide at all. We are just throwing a tickle party.
Right.
That's what it is.
People often lean into American chauvinism and western chauvinism and supremacist ideals when they get mad at statements like America bad.
They say, Hasan, you say America bad for no reason. You just hate America. I don't hate America. I love Americans.
I love the promise of this country. And I believe in Americans. Otherwise, I wouldn't fucking be here, right?
I can go anywhere I want in the world. So why do I stay here? Because I think there is an opportunity to organize and chart a better trajectory for America.
Yes, I love my Amerifats. Even if I disagree with them vehemently.
I have a Norman co-worker who is very much an Israel Defender to use a girl and now is
more much more radically against Israel than I am law. Yeah. Times change. Anywhere but
Turkey I mean if I wanted to I would just like fucking write up an apology for race and go
go back to Turkey and do, and, and do, I'll keep it propaganda, you know, talk about out
of the goat, my goat out of the goat.
I will say though, a big part of this is also because like again, Israel defenders are maximum
Annoying and a lot of people don't understand this. This is something that I also urge leftist not to fall into the trap that let this fall into is
The notion that you're morally correct and therefore you can constantly posture as though your enemies are fucking subhuman and
Ontologically evil even if they're ontologically evil you need to be convincing
okay
Israel defenders are lost in the fucking sauce
So the only tool that they have in their fucking tool belt is not to like rationalize certain things not to try to convince certain people
But instead just to bully them and yell and cry hysterically
Okay
The left must not fall for this trap stop behaving in an antisocial way
Look at this Brooke Goldstein
Megan it's honestly sad to watch someone who was once a respected and serious journalist let bitterness and emotion override the principles
that built her career, reposting content from Ryan Grimm,
co-founder of Soros founded Dropsite News
just because you share a problem.
The thing that Meg and Kelly reposted
was just accurate news, by the way.
Like people were so mad at Ryan Grimm
for digging into the background of the guy
who tried to shoot up a synagogue, right?
They were so mad.
It's like, what are you talking about?
Like this is literally just news.
like you're just now mad at news. You're mad at breaking news. You can't win an argument
if you're getting mad at breaking news. This is hysterical, okay? Ryan Grimm is a respected
journalist and what he's doing is breaking news, okay? This is what a journalist does.
I know you've forgotten because what you think is, what you think journalists are supposed
do is just straight up participate in newsmaking as a court stenographer for Israel, okay?
But it's crazy. It's crazy. These guys are just like so hysterical, so fucking annoying.
And even Megyn Kelly's response is, Dear Goldstein Brook, I regret to inform you that this
this shit doesn't work on me anymore, take care. Right? Because it doesn't. It doesn't
work at all. And the right, at least like the content creators on the MAGA side have
a much greater appetite and a much greater response, much better response mechanism to
this kind of like harassment and bullying. Whereas unfortunately, liberal media figures,
media figures, leftist politicians, liberal politicians do not, okay? They cannot, like
at the first side of pushback, they literally buckle, they fold like a picnic table, okay?
They gotta stop. You have to stop. When someone, for example, says, oh, how dare you go on a song
stream, he's anti-Semitic, you can be like, no, he's not. It's okay, you can say that. No, he's not.
and you know he's not. He's anti-Israel, and you can't say that because everyone's anti-Israel,
so you have to lie and say he's anti-Semitic. That's it. I'm not going to argue with you on this.
I don't care what you have to say. It's ridiculous. Okay?
That's it. But so many people are just charming soft. The left and the liberals are charming soft.
their baby shit. They straight up, they straight up buckle as the first sign of like, you know,
a bunch of Jewish advocacy groups that are straight up doing the bidding of Israel,
okay, and nothing else. They do not give a fuck about anti-Semitism.
It takes quite a while. It takes quite a while.
Wait, Charmin or Charmin. Sorry. I said Charmin ESL ESL ESL Charmin is why here and people
say you're anti-semitic considering going on tarades against anti-semitism almost daily.
I know, I know it doesn't fuck a matter though. It doesn't matter for a lot of these guys.
It doesn't matter because like for, there's two different things here. Okay. They would
love if I was actually anti-semitic because that would make the argument for them because
argument that they're trying to present is that like Jews are constantly under attack by everyone
that's anti-Israel. So that would be the perfect day. They'd probably stop attacking me if I was
anti-Semitic. They don't attack Nik Fuentes that much. There's a reason for it, right? The reason
why they don't attack Nik Fuentes, even though Nik Fuentes' prominence has grown, especially in the
right-wing circles, is because as long as he's anti-Semitic, you can just straight up be like,
well see this is why he hates Israel. If you on the other hand make a convincing argument as to why
one must be an anti-Zionist because if you oppose genocide, if you oppose fascism, of course you're
going to oppose a genocidal fascist nation like Israel, then that's a terrifying prospect.
Pro-Iran military commanders, we understand that Iranian-aligned armed groups here in Iraq,
They have been, they have been gathering near the heavily fortified green zone, which is
home to the U.S. Embassy, other diplomatic missions and government forces, government,
excuse me, government offices as well. They were trying to storm the green zone to reach
the U.S. Embassy. They're trying to show the solidarity with Iran. In fact, they pledge allegiance
to the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in an U.S.-Israeli airstrike
at the beginning of the military campaign.
Mahmoud, there's also been an attack against the consulate of the United Arab Emirates.
That was in northern Iraq.
What are you learning about that?
It's a drone attack.
There is no information as of yet who is behind that.
But we understand that two people were injured in this attack.
And this is not the first time, by the way.
Because Iran-aligned armed groups and the IRGC at the same time, they have been targeting
several locations in the Kurdish region, including the U.S. consulate, the UAA consulate, and
other military facilities, U.S. military facilities in the Kurdish region.
So they look at, I mean, both the IRGC and the Iranian-aligned armed groups in Iraq,
We both look at the United Arab Emirates as a collaborator with the United States and
with Israel, especially in this campaign against Iran.
In fact, they say that United Arab Emirates has facilitated this campaign by giving its
resources in the Gulf to the United States and to Israel to attack Iran.
Okay.
So that's an attack on UAE interest in northern Iraq, Mahmoud Abdel Wahed and Baghdad.
very much foreign minister actually thank you so much for your time this morning sir
i wanted to start with the news overnight that the u.s has carried out a military strike on
harg island the president united states said that for reasons of decency i have chosen not to wipe
out all the oil infrastructure on the island that's cap for the record
That's totally fucking cap. You want to know why? I'll explain to you why. Um, before,
uh, a rock, she comes in and, and, uh, you know, you guys can't pay attention. What
do you have to say? Cause he's too hot and you want to make your tick tock. You're gonna
make your little tick tock fancams for a rock. She I've noticed that my tick tock fancams
have went down and everyone's making tick tock fancams of a rock. She sorry. I'm not
the foreign minister. Okay, calm down. Anyway, the reason why Trump can't like eviscerate
Carg Island is because it's an own goal. Okay. The goal to take over Carg Island is what?
What's the reason for it? Well, it's because they want to hold it militarily, juries out
on whether they're capable of doing so, most likely not. But they want to hold Carg Island,
which is a key strategic point for Iranian oil,
90% of Iranian oil passed through Carg Island, right?
So the goal here is to apply pressure to the Iranian state
by taking an oil terminal that is of strategic importance
for the Iranian economy, right?
And with that, if they were capable of holding it
for an extended period of time,
which again, juries out on that,
they would be able to, the logic is they'd be able
to pressure the Iranian government
to open the straight of hormones.
Why do they want to open the Strait of Hormuz?
Because the price of an oil barrel is $100 plus dollars, okay?
They want to allow oil tankers free passes through the Strait of Hormuz,
where 20 percent of the entire world's energy supply passes through.
However, if you take Carg Island to gain leverage and force the Strait open to lower the price of an oil barrel,
you're still going to fail because by the very, by striking Karg Island, one,
you're increasing the price of oil because you're, again, ironically, limiting the supply of oil,
being transmitted through the straight, okay? You're limiting the oil supply
because Iran is also an oil provider. That's number one. Number two,
if Karg Island is taken, then Iran starts attacking Karg Island and attacking troop
positions on Carg Island and also as a response to this act, this escalation from the American
and Israeli side, okay? They end up blowing up the rest of the refineries in the region, okay?
If you blow up carg island to free the Strait of Hormuz, you 100% guarantee that they mined
the Strait of Hormuz because guess what?
The only reason why the Strait of Hormuz is not mined right now is because Chinese flagged
oil tankers can pass through and Iranian oil tankers can pass through.
So if you blow up their only opportunity to engage in refining, engage in the refinement
of oil and transporting oil out of Iran, then you have all but guaranteed that the Shredd
of Hormuz will never open again until this war is over.
You will completely collapse the entire global economy, okay?
Because if they don't have the capacity to pass their tankers through, then they have
no reason not to mine the Strait of Hormuz.
And if you mine the Strait of Hormuz, then now all of a sudden, the demining operation
of the Strait of Hormuz is not going to start until the conflict ends, until you have been
able to secure the coastline, the entire coastline of Iran, which, again, is not going to happen
with just aerial bombing campaigns.
impossible, right? Because no one is going to be able to look through the 20-mile
Strait of Hormuz to figure out where the mines are and successfully extract them while they're
under fire from Iranian munitions and Iranian Shah-Head drones. So,
So it's an own goal. If your goal of opening the Strait of Hormuz is to lower the price
of an oil barrel, bombing or taking Carg Island is directly at odds with that goal. It's a
massive mistake because, like I said, Iran will escalate and actually mine the Strait
and or hit GCC refineries, which will make the energy crisis worse is a terrible mistake.
But
Carg island is not even close to the straight I smell some smelly smell over there
We are unfortunately dealing with the dumbest people on the planet
Because they do not understand
Ships that pass through here go through here if there's no more capacity
To pass ships through here from the Iranian side. They have no reason to mine it
They have no reason to not mine it, sorry.
And every reason to mine it seems increasingly obvious that a win for the White House and
the war with Iran is reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which was only closed because they
started a war.
The dumbest people are not making their foreign policy us on, they are probably priming it
for boots on the ground.
No, I think Ironsupply has no effect on prices, Ironsupply on China tankers the only thing
getting through now, the dumbest people are not making their foreign policy us on, they
probably priming it for boots on the ground. Yeah, that is dumb. That's a
death sentence for troops. That is, that's the argument. Yeah, I know. They're not
just gonna take Carg Island. They can't just simply seize and control Carg
Island. There's no supply line that would direct munitions and food and there
is no logistical supply line that can feed the frontline in that situation. So
So there's no way to take it, and there's certainly no way to hold it.
Even if you were by some stroke of, by some happy accident for the American side, they
were able to like land some fucking troops on Card Island.
They would not be able to hold it.
I don't know, it is America, I'm scared they're crazy.
Brother, what are you talking about?
Them being crazy doesn't mean military success.
Even being crazy actually increases the likelihood that they do something dumb.
If you destroy the Iranian oil production, then Iran has no reason not to destroy the
entire Gulf's oil production.
Okay?
Because this isn't like direct warfare.
This isn't about just, you know, true positions on the ground.
This is economic warfare, okay?
It's economic warfare.
Iran knows that that red button is always there.
Their red button is not nukes.
That red button is closing the Strait of Hormuz.
They've now hit that red button.
But there's another even bigger red button, which is damning the Strait of Hormuz and
completely shuttering all capacity to move any oil tankers to that region.
Right now, they keep saying, look, if you deal with us, if you give us assurances and we can
trust you, we'll let your oil tankers through. They're just saying, we control the state of
Hormuz currently. If they were to mine it, then it's over. At that point, they no longer
Technically control the straight of hormones now. They've completely shut it down
However, should Iran or anyone else do anything to interfere with the free and safe passage of ships through the straight of hormones
I will immediately. I think you underestimate american brutality. They don't need to land ground troops. They just nuke the irani coastline
I don't know how to answer these sorts of these sorts of statements. Yes guys america is crazy
I know they could technically nuke the entirety of Iran. Okay, they could do that. They have nukes. They've used nukes in the past
Okay, but that's not how this stuff works because every escalation
From America will meet escalation from Iran
That's what's holding them back. Why haven't they nuked Iran? I don't know well nukes are an entirely different conversation
Anyway, because then if they use nukes then Russia uses nukes in Ukraine, you know what I mean? It's just
It's unstoppable.
From that point on, everybody's using nukes.
Let me reconsider this decision.
Let me start by asking you about what has happened on Harb Island
and what is Iran's response to these strikes.
Well, thank you so much for having me.
I think our armed forces have already answered that they will retaliate
if our oil and energy infrastructure are attacked, and they will attack any energy infrastructure
in the region which belongs to an American company or an American company is a shareholder.
So the reaction will be clear.
night they have attacked Sa'aq island and Abu Musa'a island with artillery rockets.
By the way, the strikes on Karg Island isn't new. They did it in the first day too. In
the opening salvo, the American and Israeli forces also hit Karg Island. They hit, I think
hit the anti-air defense systems on Carg Island in the opening salvo anyway so
it's not the first time they've done it. This is a high Mars as they call it which
is a low-range rockets and they have done it from the soil of our neighbors and
this is crystal clear that now they are using this the territory of our neighbors
to attack us by these kind of, you know, rockets. And this is absolutely...
Which neighbors, sir?
Well, these last night attacks were tracked by our forces, and now it is clear that they
are fired from the UAE, from two locations in the UAE, in Rasul Qaiman, and from a location
very close to the city of Dubai and it is very
dude if americans think Abbas Iraq she
is uh uh you know a bisexual awakening for many americans
okay if they think he's like hot and cool and smart
wait till you fucking hear from chinese uh you know
foreign policy heads as well any sort of entanglement with a foreign
adversary that causes people to like really reconsider
how they, how other countries actually have competent leadership as opposed to our dumbass leadership.
You're gonna, you're in for a wild journey when you see what the, what the Chinese guys are saying
as well. Do you sound jealous? How can you not be? I mean, this dude is smart. Okay. I'm sorry.
This dude is a smart guy. Okay. Our dudes are not fucking smart. Our dudes are morons.
I'm desperate. I'm desperate for like an intelligent person
I'm desperate for intelligent leadership because intelligent leadership would not be doing this anyway
They would at the very least like try to engage in diplomacy with Iran
They wouldn't have allowed Israel to just fucking dominate the region like this
You know he is also not smart come on yet. No totally you're right
Abbas actually is not smart at all
First of all, in comparison to what, like fucking Pete Hegseth or Marco Rubio or Donald Trump, most people are smart.
Okay?
And not only that, but he is just across the board intelligent. You're fucking, you're a moron if you think that he's not.
That's one of the biggest copes from the American side so far is that they think like Iran. They think Iran is Afghanistan.
for these amerifats yeah yeah he was a teacher well didn't he teach um was it a
rock she that taught at exeter or was it large yoni that taught at exeter half of
these dudes literally taught in colleges in the united states of america they have
fucking PhDs. Where did Iraq she teach? Why are you dissing Afghans, bro? Afghanistan
does not have the same capabilities of Iran. It's not a, it wasn't like a fully functioning
sovereign nation state. It has been ripped apart by foreign invasions over and over again.
He has a PhD from Kent on political thought and he did his thesis under a Marxist
scholar. Yeah, his thesis is about Islam and the political economy, right? I think.
He's an Iranian diplomat, served previously as spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and an Iranian ambassador to Finland and Japan. He is, he also fought in the Iran-Iraq war.
Got his bachelor's degree in international relations for the School of International Relations
affiliated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He then obtained a master's degree in political
science from the Islamic Azad University in Tehran. Additionally, Arakshul is a PhD in
political thought from the University of Kent, where the thesis entitled The Evolution of
the Concept of Political Participation in the 20th Century Islamic Political Thought.
Supervised by David MacLellan, a scholar of Marxism, the thesis argues that modern
Islamic political thought has attempted to reconcile the doctrine of divine sovereignty
with the concept of popular sovereignty by incorporating aspects of Western democratic
theory into Islamic principles, thereby developing democratic institutions within the framework
of Islamic law. Azad University sucks though, I'm sorry. Okay, but he still has a PhD from,
don't worry, a good university, one that you can, you know, put your teeth on, right?
America's thinking these guys are team America villains. Yeah. The I told us supposed, oh,
this is the, this is Ali Largiani. Ali Largiani is a Kantian philosopher. I told us supposed
successor at the time, which, you know, he's not right. He's the IRGC guy. He's the, he's
the, uh, the, the commander of the military, but yeah, his thesis was on cons philosophy
of mathematics.
So he's demonstrably not anti-westernism dogmatic way. None of these guys are actually anti-western.
It runs biggest failure in my opinion, as far as his foreign policy has been that they literally
have actively tried to play ball with the United States of America over and over again.
And look what that has given them, okay, nothing.
Just death and destruction.
Oh, dangerous that they use highly populated areas to launch, you know, rockets against
us.
We would certainly retaliate, but it would, but we try to be careful.
Putin is now, I suppose.
No, no.
Vladimir Putin, two years into fucking invading Ukraine, had Tucker Carlson on in a visit
that I think is probably the most like pro-foreign government programming I've ever seen. And
I say this as someone who went to China and loved China and thought it was awesome and
spoke to Chinese state television, right? In that interview, Vladimir Putin straight
up said to Tucker Carlson, why couldn't we be your Israel? We wanted to always be your
for Israel. And I think that's sincere. The bread interview, yeah. Not to attack any
populated Asia. Is there any sign that Iran is prepared to allow passage of the Straits
of Hormuz? Will the Straits of Hormuz remain closed so long as this war continues? Well,
As a matter of fact, the Strait of Hormuz is open.
It is only closed to the tankers and ships belonging to our enemies, to those who are
attacking us and their allies.
Others are free to pass.
Of course, many of them prefer not because of their security concerns.
This has nothing to do with us.
And at the same time, there are many tankers and ships who are passing through the Strait
of almost, and I can say that the state is not closed, but it is only closed to American,
Israeli, you know, ships and tankers and not to others.
We know that Iran has elected a new Supreme Leader, Mustafa Khamenei.
He has not been seen yet in public, though he did issue a statement yesterday.
I'm sure you have heard the comments from the U.S. Secretary of Defense, Pete Haxith,
who has said that he claimed the Supreme Leader is wounded and likely disfigured.
What is the status of the Supreme Leader, Mosheb al-Khamenei?
Well, they have made so many claims like this.
Yesterday, they said that all Iranian, you know, authorities are in the bunkers.
But at the same time, the whole world saw our presidents, the speaker of, you know,
parliament, everybody, you know, the secretary of our National Security Council.
Everybody was in the street among the people who demonstrated.
So there are lots of accusations like that.
will see soon, I guess, that there is no problem with the new Supreme Leader. He sent his message
yesterday and he will perform his duties. He is performing his duties according to the Constitution
and he will continue to do that. I think by now it should have been clear and it should have been
known forever. You know this is a different war because MSNOW would never have Russian
foreign ministers on. It's actually really interesting because it's not just MSNOW, NBC
is having the foreign minister on. CNN I believe, actually CNN might not have had Aurochsian.
They probably are, they're way more predisposed propaganda. I think CBS and CNN are really
agro as of late, but PBS has had him on. And you're right, it is different. It's different
because it's different because we are objectively in the wrong. Like a couple, a couple months
ago, having someone from having someone with any affiliation with the IRGC at all, any
the Iranian government at all, was going to create an inherently hostile interview for
the horrible state repression against the Iranian protesters.
Now they're objectively on the wrong side of things, not the wrong side of things, but
they're objectively being attacked unjustifiably.
And there's no real argument for why we did this.
just Israel wanted it to happen and it's a deeply unpopular
and it's there's there's a lot of there's a lot of interest in hearing from the Iranian
states side the Iranian state's position okay stop milking him just because someone gave
lectures in university doesn't mean they're correct everywhere the statement is hella
bias what he's saying is correct but i don't align with his ideology come on
man just read about him brother
all bets are off on on domestic considerations when a country is being
dominated by the largest imperial superpower you understand that right
that's like this is how this goes this is
part of the reason why even americans now in this like current media environment
are not are are much more uh sympathetic to the side of the
iranese i mean look at the comments on fucking youtube
His use of English is better than our president. You won't see this interview on Fox News. The interview is great, asking without interrupting. Good to know the other side of the story.
A lot of Americans want to hear from Iran. Glad you had the opportunities, willing to speak to the world.
It's like people talking to me about Hamas. They're like, well, Hamas is an Islamist movement. I don't give a fuck, dude. They're being genocided. What do you mean? Oh, they're an Islamist movement. I can't believe it. Oh, no.
Like what? That has no consideration at this point.
Okay? That is no consideration. The IRGC's domestic repression has no consideration in this conversation.
You want to know why? Because America and Israel are engaging in chemical warfare.
So understand how hard it is as an Iranian seeing this, where these guys are fucking monster,
but since America and Israel are attacking randomly, Iran is coming out as a good guys.
Yeah, that's what I've been saying.
It definitely still has consideration. It fucking does not.
not. You want to know why? Because as brutal and as ruthless as the IRGC might have been,
okay? Right now, they're the only thing holding the entire country together. They're the only
thing maintaining Iranian sovereignty. I'm sure there's plenty of Iranians in Iran right
now, as I've said from the beginning, even before this bombing campaign started, that
will very quickly recognize that the israeli goals here
which are the only goals that matter the american goals as it stands currently
unfortunately do not matter
and i say unfortunately because israel is so fucking
devastating a force in the region that like
even the american goals of like negotiating with the irg c
uh... to to the escalate would be objectively better than the israeli
goals of complete destabilization and collapse of iran as a country
that is the only goal here that's the only victory condition for israel or at
least it was the victory condition for israel and i believe that they're also
softening their approach as well
benjamin and yahoo actually came out with his first press uh... conference
uh... since the war began and said something of the sort
uh... basically is saying like all we might not be able to
uh... you know destroy iran we might have a weakened
IRGC. There's just so many examples of what you're talking about. I don't understand why
people just flip shit about the current thing. And then years later, they're just like, oh,
yeah, maybe they were better off. I know this is one of the instances where people are coming
to terms with it, much faster in my opinion. That's the thing. It's kind of, it's kind
of like this, okay? In a hypothetical scenario, we're all fighting amongst ourselves, right?
In the United States of America. We all hate the government. Some people love the government.
I hate the MAGA cattle. They fucking, they, they are the most damaging force around the
planet and certainly to American ambitions as well, right? They're destroying this country.
They're destroying this country and their servile cattle, they're fucking idiots. However,
in a hypothetical scenario, if like an alien force were to invade the entire planet or the
United States of America in particular, we would all rise up against that alien force. We would
unite against the aliens, right? It wouldn't matter any longer who is MAGA or who is a
communist, who's a socialist, who's a liberal. All of a sudden, everyone would be focusing
on purging the fucking aliens. That's it. That's usually how this works. Right now, Iran
is actively being destroyed. I'm just saying you don't have to choose between Iran and Israel.
No, no, that's fucking bullshit. Okay. Yes, you do have to choose between Iran and Israel.
I absolutely choose Iran over Israel. That's ridiculous. Regardless of its domestic repression,
regardless of, regardless of its like resistance forces in the region, Iran's crimes do not even
meet half the standard of what Israel does on a good day. Okay, it's ridiculous. It's
fucking ridiculous, dude. No, I'm not doing this wishy washy centrist fucking bullshit.
It's completely ridiculous. I think it's cope. A lot of people recognize that it's virtually
impossible to defend this war. So they just have to do this cope where they go like they
they try to hit the center pivot.
Like Israel engaged in chemical warfare
over 15 million Iranian people living in Tehran
by blowing up their fucking refineries.
Acid rain, black clouds over the sky of Tehran
and acid rain over a population of 15 million people.
There is no coming back from that.
You can say that is objectively worse.
If you do not care about Churchill's crimes, because he was on the right side of World
War II, if you do not care about domestic issues like segregation in America when talking
about easy company and what they were doing against the Nazi scourge, you can't be talking
out the IRGC like that at this moment. Okay? That's it. A lot of Americans don't want to
reckon with that reality that like we are the bad guys, like we as individuals are not bad,
but our country, as long as it's currently aiding Israel, as long as it doesn't change its foreign
policy approach is doing a metric ton of awful shit. And guess what? All that awful shit is
Packaged as as though it's helpful for the average American but in this current media environment that is making it so much more difficult
To sell to people because people now have the capacity unlike ever before to look at that and go no
How is this helpful for me? You said this in Iraq. You said this in Afghanistan. I didn't see any of the fucking benefits
You're lying
because at the end of the day
Foreign policy and domestic policy are not decoupled from one another. They work side-by-side with one another.
A lot of people refuse to comprehend that here in the United States of America, because a client media apparatus has removed those things.
Oh, we wage war over there. All the tax dollars are funneled into that endeavor. But, you know, that's not a bad thing. It's a good thing.
Why? Because these guys hate our freedoms. They say death to America. Why do they say death to America? Don't ask that question, right?
They're a real threat. Iran is a real threat to America. When is Iran? Iran has never been a real threat to America. Never.
While we have been a real threat to Iran and actively tried to kill Iranians, sometimes succeeded in killing Iranians like in the Iraq-Iran War, right?
And and have destroyed Iran's economy destroyed Iran's population with our crippling sanctions killing people in Iran with those sanctions
Making life uninhabitable
Iran has never presented a real significant threat to American existence not even one bit
It's just a lie it's a lie we've told ourselves
It's a lie that mainstream news is told Americans over and over again for 47 fucking years
And many Americans still have that residue, that American chauvinist, the residue.
They think, no, this is probably for some good reason because my government would never
lie to me.
My government wouldn't just like tell me a complete falsehood in an effort to get me
to be on board with this war that we're waging.
It's becoming much more difficult to sell this lie to Americans, especially when Trump
is very vulgar in the way that he communicates to his own base and to everyone else that
is listening, where he just says, now we're doing it for oil and Americans hear them,
they go, what the fuck?
That's ridiculous.
You got to stop believing people when they say Hassan hates America, for example, okay?
If I hated America, I wouldn't live here, I'd live somewhere else, okay?
I don't hate Americans, I want what's best for Americans.
That's why I advocate for the things that I advocate for.
Some people understand it, many people still refuse to recognize it, but they will, they
will eventually, every single day, every single day, there's a new person that awakens to
the realities that American imperialism is not actually good for ordinary Americans at
all. That's just a lie that they've been sold. And it's a hard hill to climb for many people.
If that's all you've known, patriotism, right? Like my country wouldn't be doing horrible
shit overseas for no reason or for reasons that don't actually benefit me at all, but
benefit this faceless, lifeless, parasitic capital owning class that is not even like
American in the same way that you and I are, but instead they're multi-nationals, like
they can live wherever the fuck they want and often do.
They steal your taxes.
They funnel your productive output back into this war machine that ends up lining their
fucking wallets.
They often threaten with capital extraction, capital flight, ridiculous, right?
They're all in a club that you will never be a part of and you probably don't want to
be a part of, especially with this Epstein shit.
Now we know what they're doing in that club.
They're, you know, they're doing pedophilia.
what the club is. But I think it's like the everyday material conditions of ordinary Americans
worse and day in, day out. It becomes much more difficult to steadily engage with this
kind of propaganda to believe this kind of propaganda.
our system is very well rooted in the society. The Islamic Republic is a system
which is not dependent on any individual or any group of people. It is well
established, it's a very well established political structure and you know
deep state is doing its... The idea of economical warfare by keeping the
straight close only for US and Israel, but open for everyone else seems to be a contradiction.
What is the purpose of doing that? If the goals economically strangle the world to make
Trump surrender? Initially, they said it'd be closed to everyone except China, which
makes sense in the strategy. What am I missing? It is currently just closed to everyone, but
China and Iran. That's what's going on. Their goal here is, look, the way that America and
Western world has designed the global economy is that it's deeply interconnected, okay?
Guy said if we open for everyone except USA and Israel in the video you're watching, yes,
he's saying as long as they meet conditions, as long as they get assurances from like India,
for example, they will allow passage, safe passage of oil tankers.
For example, they've said that as long as you trade the oil, not on the dollar, but
instead on the Chinese Yuan, they'll allow safe passage.
The point here is to show the world that they control the Strait of Hormuz.
The point here is to incentivize other countries from decoupling from the United States of
America and Israel. This is also part of the reason why they don't actually mind the
Shredivore Moose, because this is a big tool for them, is a big economic warfare tool for
them currently.
Ripping apart the dominance of the Petro dollar is huge, because it weakens America's ability
to control the world, it weakens America's ability to control the global economy.
Iran has allowed some Indian vessels to sail through the Strait of Hormuz to Iran's Ambassador
to India, Mohammad Fatali, said on Saturday confirming a rare exception of blockade that
has disrupted global oil supplies.
The reason why they did this is because India had seized Iranian oil tankers in the past.
So in exchange for the release of Iranian oil tankers that were seized by the Indian
Navy, they allowed some Indian oil tankers to pass through.
So they're cutting out deals for themselves.
But Tali did not confirm the number of vessels that have been provided safe passes.
He was speaking at broadcasters India Today's, Conclave, and New Delhi.
Since the United States and Israel launched a bombing campaign on Iran, Tehran has largely
halted traffic through the Shrait, which runs past this coast, and through which around
20% of global oil and seaborne liquefied natural gas is supplied. So what they're trying to show,
the regional partners like India, is that they're willing, they're a normal country,
they're willing to play ball, they're willing to negotiate, they're willing to engage in diplomacy,
right? This exposes the contradiction further that America, being led by Israel,
is not engaged in stability. It's the Chinese gambit, okay? It's to show the rest of the
adults, the rest of the sovereign leaders that they have an opportunity here to go to
Iran directly and deal with Iran directly rather than lean into American dominance.
they want
the rest of the world or at least the regional partners
to decouple from uh... their overreliance on american hegemony
they're doing this two-fold by one showcasing that american military
dominance is a paper tiger which they have done so effectively
and in an effort to engage in self-preservation
they are trying to showcase to the rest of the world the rest of the regional
powers and anyone is paying attention that they they are a nation that is
interested exclusively in sovereignty, self-preservation, and they will always take the path of diplomacy,
heightening the contradiction between them as a responsible state actor and America and
Israel that are irresponsible state actors.
This is also the same reason why they didn't immediately escalate by blowing up the refineries
in the entire region.
They want to maintain that as a threat, because if you release all your cards all at once,
you don't have any cards to play.
You can't do diplomacy at all, for example.
And then it's much easier for the rest of the world to turn around and be like, all
right, well, it's war now.
We have to side with America.
We have to make America destroy Iran.
We have to do everything we can to help America, to aid America destroy Iran, because Iran
honest, nuked the global energy markets.
Do you really think it's a paper tiger?
I don't think they've busted out all the new tech they've
developed since the last major war yet.
They haven't even used a discombobulator
that they used in Venezuela yet.
American weapons are mighty and sophisticated.
OK, American weapons are mighty and sophisticated.
We have the most expensive weapons, the most sophisticated weapons on the planet.
This is true.
Well, maybe not the Chinese ones, who knows, right?
But mighty and sophisticated weapons clearly do not make up for cheap and efficient drones.
If the Iranian defense sector is built on engaging in a war of attrition that values
strategy and efficiency
over
uh... inexpensive defense industry that's constantly
uh... i mean is very bloated
very slow to develop
very slow to procure
much slower than other countries really
as you can see
iran is capable of of putting a major dent in the american military might in
confidence
it's not that our strategies run by idiots
Our strategy, or obviously our strategy is run by, it is, but our defense industry is run by greed.
Their defense industry is run by necessity. That is the difference here.
That's why they build drones for $7,000 that can take out a billion-dollar military installation.
Do you understand?
I mean, we've seen versions of this already.
insurgencies that propped up in the power vacuum that we created in Iraq that, that endlessly engaged in battles with the mighty American military.
Those people were fighting because they had no other option. Okay.
And it made it very difficult to militarily dominate this country that is far smaller than Iran.
Someone out there, of course, was making money because wars are not meant to be won.
They're meant to continue.
We know that.
But that endless greed in the military industrial complex has created major weakness for American
national security and American interests in maintaining military hegemony around the
globe.
I'm just hoping that I'll commit never-before-seen atrocities due to not achieving their goals easily.
I mean, that's always an option.
At the end of the day, America is in nuclear superpower,
and you have to remember that.
But the threat of other major powers also having nukes is obviously going to force America's hand into not deploying nukes.
You know, functions, it's functioning and everything is in place.
So they shouldn't have any hope for anything to happen to the individuals.
The system is working, it works properly.
After the assassination of the, and martyrdom of our supreme leader, you saw that nothing
part that happened and everything remained in order and still everything is under control.
I wanted to ask you about the war strategy from an Iranian perspective.
Can you tell us right now, as you know, there has been reporting that both Russia and China
are providing targeting intelligence to Iran to target either U.S. positions, facilities,
infrastructure across the region.
Can you confirm or deny whether Russia or China is providing military support and intelligence
to Iran?
Well, Russia and China are our strategic partners, and we have had close cooperation in the past,
which is still continuous.
And that includes military cooperation as well.
i'm not uh... going into the into any details of that
the good
the car
of the that this
countries
uh...
politically economically
militarily
say once again
that's not only a brother's is uh... iranian and iranian is also kind of as
Um, so one thing I want to say is I like to look at things as optimistically as possible,
even though things are devastating and horrifying and horrible. I don't think America taking a
significant blow is necessarily bad for Americans. Okay, weakening American empire and causing America
to limit its military ambitions, especially if we have responsible politicians leading
the new American trajectory, could be objectively good for not only the rest of the world, but
also for Americans as well.
If this causes us to be more restrained, if this causes us to deal, this teaches us a
a valuable lesson to deal with countries with diplomacy. This will chart a very, very different
path forward, a very positive path forward. That's what I want to create. That's the environment
that I want to design. That's what I want to organize for. Okay. Imagine a world where
we say, all right, you know what, we're going to lick our wounds and we are no longer going
to have such expansive ambitions. Imagine a world where we say, Hey, we got to cut Israel
out of the equation. Sorry, Israel, you have to dial it back a million times over. Uh,
you can't do this anymore. We're not giving you unlimited funds, unlimited weapons. You're
not, you're no longer allowed to blow up Lebanon and militarily invade Lebanon. We're no longer
going to occupy 800 military bases. We're going to pull back from this. We're going to decrease
our military budget, we're going to spend this wealth that we are creating on ourselves.
That is a better future that I want to live in, a future that is better for everyday Americans,
a future that is better for citizens living in the periphery, okay?
That's why, while my naysayers will turn around and say, Hasan, you hate America.
You love America's enemies or whatever.
I don't operate on that.
I don't care.
I have no, I don't think that anyone is truly evil.
Okay.
Maybe Benjamin and Yahoo.
Maybe the Israeli government for sure.
But even then, I mean, I've talked to people, I've interviewed people in the Israeli Knesset.
Right.
I don't care.
I care about what you believe.
I don't care about what your background is.
I don't care about what you've done.
I care about who you are now.
That's why we say no war, but class war.
This is not our war. This is an imposed war against us.
We didn't start this war. It was an unprovoked, unwarranted, illegal act of aggression against us.
against us and we are only defending ourselves and we continue to defend ourselves as much
as it takes and as long as it takes in order to end this war in a way that it won't be
repeated in the future.
As you probably saw the United Nations this week, U.S. Security Council passed a resolution
condemning your attacks on your Arab neighbors.
received 130 co-sponsors, which is a very significant number.
Your close allies that you just said are providing you support, Russia and China, they didn't
veto that.
They abstained from it, but they didn't veto it and allowed the resolution to pass.
Do you think the global community has spoken clearly about the way Iran has conducted this
war on its Arab neighbors with condemnation and calling on it to stop?
So the Security Council is suffering from the lack of justice in its decisions and resolutions
it makes.
You know, it's how is it possible that the Security Council condemned us for defending
ourselves and is not condemning the United States and Israel who started this aggression.
So if they want to have a just full decision or resolution, which can work, they should
consider all aspects of any event.
You know, we are under an attack.
It was the United States and Israel who started this war.
They deserve to be condemned, not us.
What we are doing is-
Why did China and Russia not veto, though, betrayal? Because the UN General Assembly,
they didn't veto, they abstained. If you recall, when Russia invaded Ukraine, Iran and China
also didn't veto, but they also abstained. That's just normal foreign policy, normal
global diplomacy. The calculation there is not to, like, stick your neck out, but instead
to simply abstain because ultimately it's or to remain neutral because ultimately it's
irrelevant. So there's no reason to eat like, like a significant political cost as a consequence
of that. Iran doesn't have a veto. No, we're not talking about the security council. We're
talking about the general assembly, general assembly, general assembly. I'm not talking
He asked about the veto, but I'm talking about the Iran of course Iran doesn't have veto powers
We're not talking about the Security Council. We're talking about the General Assembly
Why would I bring up Iran abstaining on Russia's uh invasion of Ukraine
If I'm talking about the Security Council
Iran is not a part of the Security Council.
This is why that so many countries have become hopeless about
the role of the Security Council, including the United States, who has decided to go for
its own board of PMOR even for the-
In the UN Security Council, where the Russian Federation and China abstained, even if they
have veto power, they're not going to stick their neck out for Iran in the same way that
when Iran and China at the UN General Assembly, guys stop spamming F, it's not me, it's his
internet, okay? When they, when they were also making a political statement about Russia's
invasion of Ukraine, they also abstained in the UN General Assembly because the United
Nations, both the Security Council and the United Nations General Assembly are ultimately
toothless institutions. It's simply just diplomatic theater. Okay?
United States. The council votes, you know, politically and based on the interest of,
you know, certain countries. Russia was the aggressor Iran is defending. That doesn't matter.
What are you talking about from their perspective if you're a nation if your nation has been dominated by western superpowers
Russia's act is not read as an act of aggression
Russia's act is read as an act of engaging America in a proxy war to
militarily engage with America and
Western imperialist forces the very same Western imperialist forces that have dominated your country that have tried to dominate China
From their perspective, this is not about like
states don't think about
Issues from a moral perspective anyway, but
States have goals they have objectives the primary one being sovereignty, okay
But these guys don't look at the these guys don't look at the situation from a from a moral infallibility
They look at the situation from the perspective of like
What are some of the superpowers? What are some of the?
global powers that are fighting back against these very same forces of
imperialism that have been dominating them as well. That's the reason why a lot
of people in the third world don't look to Ukraine as like a nation that is
being destroyed, a nation that's being abused all the same as they have at
times, but a nation that is unfortunately caught in the crosshairs of
Western imperialism and the only country that is willing to fight back
against Western imperialism militarily. Okay? And Ukraine understands this role as well.
Ukraine totally understands this role.
That's why Zelensky is running around saying like, oh, we'll help you destroy Iran, Mr. President.
Oh, we'll talk to Reza Pahlavi
Every time or you know statements that are often supportive
Of israel a lot of people who are pro-ukrainian here and I myself am in in favor of ukrainian sovereignty, of course
Right, but a lot of people who are who have ukrainian flags and pasadena flags and their fucking bios
Whenever asked about uh, Zelensky's position on israel will say well, what's he supposed to do? Okay. Well, what's iran supposed to do?
Do you understand? If Ukraine has decided that the only way that they can achieve sovereignty
is by leaning into Western powers, then what the fuck is Iran supposed to do? Iran has
been dominated by Western forces for far longer than Ukraine has been dominated by Russia.
This isn't to say that Russia has not had ambitions of dominating Ukraine. Of course,
have politically especially and now militarily. But it's been a longer time because the Iranian
revolution happened before Ukraine was was carved out as a as a separate nation state.
And not based on realities based on justice.
You do acknowledge though that Iran is targeting civilian targets across
the Gulf countries right because you know I've spoken to officials across the
region and many of the targets that have been hit are clearly civilian
buildings why is there on targeting civilian buildings and airports and
commercial ports in Gulf countries that made clear they are not involved in
these attacks against your country the CCs are not working no it is clear
that we are attacked from unfortunately their territories from American bases and American
military installations in the territory of the countries. And this is very unfortunate.
What we are doing in as a night. Oh my God, this guy's bag. He's talking about. Oh my
Lord, man, the resolution was about targeting Arab countries. Even Hamas told Iran to stop.
First of all, no, they didn't.
What you're talking about is potentially a, a disagreement within the Hamas Politburo,
which literally is in fucking Doha.
So they don't have a lot of other options there.
And secondly, the Hamas military in Palestine in Gaza did not say that.
As a matter of fact, they commended Iran's objectives.
The Hamas Politburo is the civilian function of Hamas and is largely in Doha.
Okay?
Ultimately, the reason why these areas are getting targeted is because America is waging
war, not only against the Iranian military, but against the Iranian population and striking
banks, for example.
Iran obviously can't strike American banks in America, so Iran says we're going to strike
American banks in the region.
UN experts criticized Security Council Resolution condemning Iran at least two UN special rapporteurs
criticized the UN Security Council Resolution condemning Iran strikes on GC states in Jordan,
saying it ignored the broader conflict.
Professor Ben Saul, UN special rapporteur on human rights and counterterrorism, said
the council condemned Iran's attacks on neutral states but failed to condemn the greater illegal
aggression against Iran by the US and Israel.
Balak Rashan, Russia, Gopal, UN Special Rapporteur on housing, called the resolution illegal and
unprincipled, arguing it condemns Iran exercising its right to self-defense while ignoring the
US-Israeli attacks. The resolution passed 13-0 with Russia and China abstaining.
It is ridiculous. And that's legitimate, striking GCC. Brother, I don't think you understand something
profoundly important if you have american bases in your country
and america is attacking uh... uh...
sovereign state you are no longer
anything but an american holdover state okay
you are now america american bases are america
there are pieces of the united states of america
what is so difficult to comprehend what country on the fucking planet was a
no it's fine you can keep fucking launching strikes
and also you keep watching strikes from your soil and you can actually fly
your your military gear
from the military bases that are slammed to the fucking ass cheeks of iran
the argument literally turns into
the argument on iran it turns into why did you put your country so close to my
fucking bases
one of the target osi territories there literally for israel
the reason they have by the way they've actually struck back against azerbaijan as
well but they don't want to expand uh... at the conflict into a country that has
uh... total willingness to allow israel to to utilize their airspace
in even more meaningful uh... fashion especially because they're currently
waging their fucking war on their western flank azerbaijan would open up a new
front from their northern flank.
There's also a difference between Azerbaijan and Turkey and countries in the GCC.
Countries in the GCC don't have standing military forces.
Countries in the GCC do not present an additional threat.
They are simply holdover states for American military bases.
also closer in proximity to Iran and Iranian launchers. So the point is to destroy GCC economies.
If Iran wanted to destroy the GCC economies, then Iran would destroy the GCC economies by just
terrorizing the GCC, not just by mostly focusing their campaign on bases and American assets,
but instead just by terrorizing the Gulf in general. They could launch a million fucking drones
into civilian territory. They could mine the straight, they could blow up the refineries.
One must ask the question why they have not done so.
I know you are singularly minded here where you are basically operating on this weird
notion that like, Gulf states can have American military bases, American radar installations,
American troops stationed in American military base that could conduct espionage and direct bombing campaigns on Iran a sovereign nation state
And then also not suffer any penalties for it, but that's not how the real world works. Is it?
If you're a regional partner so close to Iran if you're a regional partner
That's on the other side of the fucking Gulf the Persian Gulf then you have to play ball with your neighbor
This is not playing ball with your neighbor. If you literally set up military bases and allow the American government, the American military, to launch strikes at your neighbor, you're not being super neighborly.
What do you think was eventually going to happen?
I thought western chauvinism was embarrassing. Now we have western client chauvinism. I know.
If you have military bases, if you have military bases in your country, of a foreign nation state, you are no longer a sovereign country.
This extends to Turkey as well, this extends to every country, but obviously within the limited confines of waging a defensive war that Iran is currently waging,
because Iran is waging a defensive war, okay? They're not expanding their strikes to other
countries that have competent militaries that can actually punish Iran even further, make
it more difficult for them to defend themselves. This is the reason why they're not hitting
Azerbaijan, even though there is plenty of evidence that Azerbaijan is allowing Israeli
Air Force to fly over Auzari airspace to conduct bombing campaigns on Iran, like they have
have limited tools here.
Self-defense is to targeting American bases on what would be an ethical way to help Iranians
interview show they were at their breaking point of answer for outside intervention.
But obviously not like this.
what we just needed to do something more competent government without Israel involved. Yeah, I
mean breaking breaking from Israel is a pretty effective way to help the Iranian population
demanding an end to the sanctions regime that America has conducted. Also another way to
allow Iranians to gain sovereignty. Countries that are under sanctions have a much harder
time engaging in the democratic process because they're at a fucking choke point.
American installations, American assets and American interests which are unfortunately
located in the territory of our neighbors. Just as an example, two days ago the United
states attacked one of our banks. They are doing, you know, they are attacking our, you
know, cities and our civilian targets. They attacked school in Minam. It is very well known
for the whole world. They have attacked some hospitals. Two days ago, they attacked a bank
Bank of Iran, a building belongs to a bank, and so we decided to retaliate in kind with
the building being in two cities around us.
So what we are doing is only the principle of an eye for an eye, which is very well known.
Let me ask you really quickly about the negotiations before the war started.
Do you believe Steve Wittkopf and Jared Kushner were good faith negotiators conveying accurate
information back to the White House about Iran's position during these negotiations?
There's been some reports that you shouted at Steve Wittkopf and Jared Kushner that
you threatened that you had enriched uranium to make 11 nuclear weapons.
I want you to set the record straight on those negotiations in the final days before
the war?
Well, I don't know what they have conveyed to their boss.
What I know is that on 26 February, when we met in January, we were able to make a good
progress.
As Omani Foreign Minister, the Intermediator, said it was a significant progress.
And before he posted his tweet, he read it to both delegations, and both delegations
accepted that yes, this is the right, you know, the right saying about what we have made today.
Significant progress. This is what we were able to do it in on 26 February. Well, the things which
are said by US interlocutors, well, I do. Turkey doesn't have a base that belongs to a foreign
foreign country only nato bases is a big difference
is there
is there a big difference
really
i don't know if you know this i'm turkish
and let me tell you
those are fucking american bases
okay
when i was younger we were allowed entry into said american base i was in a
basketball league
we would have the only like american style pizza
in the country on those bases
those are american bases
those are american nukes inside of american bases
okay
the only reason why ron doesn't attack turkeys because they want to keep turkey
at arms, at arms distance. Okay. They want to keep Turkey at bay. They don't want, they
don't want to open up another front that they have to deal with, especially one with a standing
military. That's why the USA can't fully use those bases yet. In theory, the USA can't
fully use the golf bases either. All the Gulf nation states said, oh, you can't use our
airspace. But in practice, the reality is a little bit different, don't you think?
understand why they are saying those things. They want to justify an unjustifiable act
of aggression. So they are trying to make some excuses for themselves. I never said
that we are going to make bombs. I said that we have 440 kilos of 60 percent in rich material
and that was not a secret that is what is mentioned in the reports of the
uh... i a a a
so i i said that
look this is mentioned in the report
this if enriched more
can uh... yeah those fucking
nato bases
were refueling
planes
during the fucking coup
that took place the failed coup took place in turkey
those nato bases
we're serving america's interest against tergis sovereignty at that point
the good enough for so funny and bombs
as as your your own experts claims so we are ready to give them up and to give
them away you're ready to dilute them to download them into lower degrees
and by saying that i wanted to shoo to say that the concession that we are
going that we are making is is really big
But how they have interpreted that, I don't know, maybe because the lack of enough knowledge,
maybe because of their intentions to justify, as I said, the act of a coalition which cannot
be justified.
I hope that the true story of what happened on 26 February in Geneva would become known
to the people soon.
You support these guys?
What do you mean?
Support who?
Be clear. Do I support Iranian sovereignty? Absolutely. Do I refuse to support
American military action in Iran? Absolutely. I'm anti-war. Okay?
Let's not play these fucking stupid ass games. Oh, I guess you were against America.
I'm against American war, okay? I'm against American wars of choice. I'm against
American Wars of Choice conducted at the behest of Israel.
Are you for Operation Epstein Fury?
Are you that big of a cuck?
What kind of benefits are you carving out for yourself?
Nothing.
It's not only damaging, it's not only destabilizing, it's not only devastating.
There's a massive human death toll here, but it also doesn't even yield any benefits for
you as an ordinary American.
You just think that this is beneficial for you because America gets to flex its military
might and we're not even doing that right now.
So you can't even get that across.
You can't even get your fucking rocks off if that's what your goal was here where you're
like, yeah, our dicks are hard.
You get to pay higher gas prices and higher prices for everything else because everything
is revolves around high gas prices.
Mr. Foreign Minister, thank you so much for your time.
Mr. Foreign Minister, thank you so much for your time, we are out of time, we certainly
appreciate you joining us.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you so much.
over night, a missile striking the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, fire seen rising from the
compound.
After the strike, people seen clearing debris from a structure on the roof.
This comes two weeks after the war on Iran began.
Over night, the U.S. launching an assault on the vital oil hub, Khadig Island.
President Trump posting these videos online after saying the bombing raid totally obliterated
every military target.
The island, located in the Persian Gulf, processes 90 percent of Iran's oil exports, and it's
around 300 miles away from the Strait of Hormuz. Trump warning in his post that the operation
did not target the oil infrastructure on the island. However, should Iran or anyone else
do anything to interfere with the free and safe passage of ships through the Strait of
Hormuz, I will immediately reconsider this decision. The late night assault coming after
a day of escalating U.S.-Israeli strikes. In Tehran, dramatic new videos showing-
If the CRAM was really lost in the embassy strike, there's a care-being hit moment. It
changes geopolitical calculations? I mean, that's what people are saying. But America's
trying to say that it's just the helicopter landing pad that was blown up. And that's
not just the CRAM. That's the CRAM be destroyed on top of America soil.
Semi-force says Israel's running out of interceptors and are critically low. Israel has informed
the U.S. is running critically low on ballistic missile interceptors as the conflict with
Iran continues.
U.S. official told SEMIFORI.
U.S. official said that Washington had been aware of Israel's limited interceptor capacity
for months, adding, �It�s something we expected and anticipated.
The official stressed that the U.S. military is not facing a similar shortage of interceptors.�
the calculation changes for Israel. By the way, understand something. This is not something
you can make up for with money. Okay? You need materials. Like, remember when America had
to dive into the South Korean stockpile when Russia was diving into the North Korean stockpile
of artillery shells because you can't just make up for, you can't just make up for the
materials that are necessary to build the stockpile, okay? Money doesn't automatically
magically turn
uh... cash into missiles
to mere interceptors need to be built
at that point it's like israel becomes the major villain of the planet
alongside the united states of america by deploying a new core
or are they
have to calculate
they have to recalculate what their their cost-benefit analysis is
perhaps they don't get to
destroy iranian sovereignty after all
especially because maybe their sovereignty might be destroyed
You're looking at a very different analysis if Israeli interceptors are gone because
they just don't have Tamir interceptor missiles and America can't make up for that need in
time.
All of a sudden, that means the entirety of the Hezbollah stockpile of munitions are
hitting targets inside of Israel. Okay. The Iranian ballistic missiles are hitting targets
inside of Israel. That's a very different ball game. It's not a video game. You can't
just like convert currency into Tamiro interceptors magically and then your stockpiles replenish.
doesn't work that way. You have to build them. There's time. There's a lot of time it takes
to build those shits. A lot of cost to it too.
This is why Israel is beelining the Lebanon invasion, which is a dangerous mistake. In
In my opinion, that is also a dangerous miscalculation by Israel, because they're so predisposed.
The reason why they're doing that is partially because of this, because Hezbollah can punish
the fuck out of the entirety of Israel if Israel doesn't have Tamir interceptors, the
iron dome, because Israel's defense, Israel's like anti, anti ballistic missiles defense
is not the iron dome.
Iron Dome is for smaller missiles that Hezbollah can launch with ease, like rocket launchers,
things of that nature.
If they run out of that, all of a sudden the Iron Dome is no longer, Hezbollah can punish
the fuck out of regular Israeli society and change the calculation for Israeli society
overnight.
By the way, I know the conversation has primarily been about tactical side of things, but Harana,
the org that reports on human rights violations around primarily by the regime, has estimated
12,098 civilians have died. Yeah, that's bullshit. The number is actually over 2,000.
Herana is, at the end of the day, still an American-backed institution,
and they're greatly underestimating the civilian casualty. Even American estimates are higher than
that now. American estimates have put the number at, I believe, it's close to 2,000 now.
I'm worried they will just renegotiate a fake deal and develop laser ballistic defense
interceptors and attack Iran again.
Yeah, okay.
Any kind of negotiation that leads to any kind of ceasefire for an extended period of
time, at least enough time for Israel to shore up its defenses is going to be a resounding
victory for Iran. You understand that, right? That's the future you should be looking towards
right now. It's the, as I said from the start, that's the best possible outcome here in this
scenario. Because what do you think happens in peacetime? You think Iran is just going
to sit around and not beef up their offensive striking capabilities, their defensive striking
capabilities, immediately Russian IRGC military commanders to China to get trained on Chinese
weapons systems, produce nukes instantly. The day after, the day after in Iran, if the
Iranian government remains intact and Iran doesn't get pieced up, vulcanized at the
as of Israel through like ethnic conflict or whatever they're trying to do.
Which by the way won't come when Israel wants it won't come when America wants it. I think it'll
come when Iran feels as though they have created grounds for necessary deterrence.
Okay, so I don't even know what their victory condition looks like for them.
But any kind of any kind of situation where America doesn't actually achieve
or Israel actually achieves their goals of completely creating a failed state right now
is going to be devastating for America's force projection capabilities that have now diminished
and for Israel's ambitions here.
Pahlavi calls on his sleeper cells to activate against the IRGC. Good luck to him.
Yes, but Iran inches once again closer to bankruptcy as civil unrest intensifies.
Yeah, that's why I think they're trying to engage in maximum deterrence right now.
Part of that is a withdrawal of American military and Israeli assets from the region.
And part of that is going to be ease of sanctions.
Iran will also obviously offer an olive branch to the American side here because they understand
that like America has to look like they're winning something here as well.
They will definitely demand reparations, which is their right to do so for the record.
That's fair.
My point was that even using the most conservative estimates, the civilian bloodshed has already
superseded October 7, but the West is completely averse to the lives of Iranian civilians unless
it's to cynically pursue a foreign policy interest regime change.
Of course, absolutely.
And any kind of peace and stability in Iran will harden the regime's position and will
cause them most likely to take a more hard line approach.
I think they get nukes.
The moment an explosion rocked the capital city during an Al-Quds day rally in solidarity
with Palestinians, an interview with a demonstrator interrupted as the blast hit, screams heard
throughout the street, plumes of smoke rising from a nearby building.
Top Iranian officials, including Iran's president, who's been targeted by U.S. and Israeli strikes,
seen walking in the crowd.
The U.S. also-
This was crazy, by the way, because Americans were like, oh, dude, these guys are rats, they're
hiding in tunnels, they're hiding in tunnels, and then they straight up went out in public
amongst the masses and walked. That's a show of force. Twofold. One, it's propaganda, of course,
before people say it's anything but propaganda. The propaganda is to say, look, we're not afraid
of our people. That's number one in the way that you claim we are. Number two, it's to also say
that we're not afraid of America. I've never seen someone MAGA missile before. Yeah. Oh,
come on now. They know Israel can't kill people like that. Really? Israel. The, you are Israel,
the Israel that we know, the Israel that we know shies away from wanton murder of civilians.
Are we talking about the same?
Are you, do you know a different Israel than I do?
Because they've been bombing hospitals.
They were bombing hospitals 11 on not that long ago.
Like I mean yesterday they were bombing a Lebanese hospital.
my israel he said
guy who's been in a fucking coma
uh... and and
only woke up just now
ten million dollar reward for information on the whereabouts of iran's new supreme leader
most about how many
and other top iranian officials some who were seen at that demonstration and this morning
new images obtained by carney levin showing one of the damage refueling
Yeah. Guy, guy, guy came in and came in hot. He's like Jeffrey F. See the New York finance
year, the playboy. Is that who you're, who we're talking about? That deadly crash in
western Iraq, killing all six Americans on board. While they have not yet been identified,
at least three were Ohioans deployed with the Ohio air national guards,
121st air refueling wing, according to the state's governor, an urgent investigation underway.
so far the Pentagon says the crash was not due to hostile or friendly fire.
War is hell. War is chaos.
Dude, oh god. Oh, he's...
It's always... his statements on this stuff is always womp womp.
Like, he literally... War, this sucks, you know? It's just how it is, guys.
Us. And as we saw with the tragic crash of our KC-135 tanker, bad things can happen.
American heroes. All of them. At least 13 American service members are known to have died participating in this operation so far.
Leaders in the region and across the globe now renewing their calls for an immediate end to this war.
Geo.
Alright, so many looking at that. Marcus Moore, thank you for your reporting there from Qatar.
But we begin with this morning's top story, the escalating war in Iran two weeks after it first began.
began. President Trump says the U.S. military conducted strikes on Karg Island. That's a vital
oil hub in the region. Now, in a true social post, the president said the strikes targeted
military sites on the island and warned Iran's oil infrastructure could be next if the Iranian
blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues. And the cost of the war is being felt here at home.
Benchmark crude oil prices rose. You want to know the worst possible outcome for 2028?
8, Tucker Carlson runs on an anti-Israel platform in 2028 and the Democrats put forward
a pro-liberal Zionist, pro-defending America's military might candidate.
Tucker Carlson wins by Ronald Reagan numbers, not only by winning over the Magikra, which
he has complete control over in my opinion, but also on top of that, a lot of independence
and maybe even some liberals. The Democratic Party is done.
The next wave of fascism is here, like the more accelerated version of fascism is here.
He actually does unironically put the, the, the messy portations regime in place.
That's what I'm afraid of. He says he's running against me for president. I almost want to
run for president just to debate Ted Cruz, because I think it would go about the way
it went last time. And for my part, I deeply enjoyed it, which is why I've never tweeted
about it for Ted Cruz. Tucker Carlson versus Gavin Newsom is unlimited Tucker Carlson victory,
by the way, like, I'm just, I'm just letting, I'm letting you know right now, everyone's
gonna be like, but what about trans people? Okay, they're gonna be like, but Gavin Newsom
is like pro gay Gavin Newsom will, will signal that he's like also in favor of, you know,
limiting the pro trans sentiment from his side because he wants to appeal to the mythical
moderate center. Oof. Oof.
Target Carlson's like, you're, you're Israel first. You're an attack dog. You're a
lap dog for Israel. I can't even tell what your positions are.
One day you say Israel's an apartheid. You get a boss call
from all of the Israel lobbyists and next day you come out and you say
actually Israel's not an apartheid. Americans need, Americans need someone
who actually can stand on moral principles. And as a Christian, I think genocide is unconscionable.
What's going on? You see, Tucker, you're being quite anti-Semitic. No, I love Jews.
I love Jews. I can't stand what Israel has done to my Jewish friends. What's going on?
Ronald Reagan victory condition, okay?
Spoiler alert Gavin Newsom doesn't win that battle Tucker Carlson wins that battle
Everybody knows the only reason we're having this war
Is because Israel wants it this is their last chance they believe
This presidency is the last presidency or they're going to have unequivocal bipartisan support
This is why I've been trying to urge Democrats, both behind closed doors and publicly, to
take a stronger stance against Israel, okay?
You cannot have a guy like Tarkar Carlson lead the conversation on Israel.
The Democrats as a national party have to universally oppose Israel.
If you don't do that, a guy like Tarkar Carlson, who has been leading the conversation for
normies on the issue of Israel will come out and destroy you. You can't play catch up by
the time the election comes around where you're like, oh, well, we are, we also want to do
defensive weapons to Israel, but no offensive weapon. No, you'll fucking lose. You'll lose
100%. Whoever is first, whoever is first the market with a convincing and earnest anti-Israel
Israel position will win. It does not matter how much APAC is spending right now. Even
Nita Alam is a great example of this. A short lived campaign that came out of nowhere, okay,
was almost capable of taking out a multiple term incumbent, Valerie Fushi, that was getting
the backing from every party instrument and also on top of that was getting, uh, was,
was, uh, uh, getting support from, from APAC subsidiaries too.
And yeah, I do think a lot of, I, I, it pains me to say this, but I think a lot of leftists
would vote for Tucker Carlson over Gavin Newsom. Yes. I think a lot of normies would vote for
Tucker Carlson over Gavin Newsom. 100%. Yeah, I'm fearful of this reality.
Period. You can't primary. You can't make Tucker Carlson be the convincing anti-Israel guy.
This takes time. Democrats are already losing this battle.
So every Thomas Massey and there's a whole army of him coming at some point because everyone
can see what's going on and you can shut down X and you can just shut down the Internet.
You can be like Great Britain and arrest people who protest Israel, but attitudes are not
going to revert to what they were five years ago.
Sorry.
And they know this.
So this is our last chance.
He's right, by the way.
He is completely right on this.
The real issue here is that Tucker is the one saying it.
Why aren't Democrats the one saying it?
Why are Democrats running away from other Democrat adjacent content creators who are
saying it?
People like myself.
Think.
You need to lean into this.
This is where the base is, across the fucking board.
You're never gonna win the evangelical right that has unlimited appetite for death and
destruction over there, and love Israel, okay?
If you listen to APAC lobbyists, if you listen to pro-Israel lobbyists and people with a
tremendous amount of influence capabilities that are constantly making phone calls anytime
a Democrat says anything about Israel, so then you have to like manage your rhetoric
around this issue in a way that doesn't offend these fucking psychos, you are giving ground
to a right-wing populist, just like Donald Trump did initially.
This was the pre-October 7 election, right?
Donald Trump won, I mean, where Democrats were so predisposed with a pro-corporate sentiment
that was supposed to be like responsible governance that Donald Trump was able to come out and
look like a more moderate figure than he actually was on a lot of issues on issues that Americans
care about, right? Like I'm not going to touch Medicare. I'm not going to touch Social Security.
I'm not going to do wars. These were all moderate positions from a Republican that most Republicans
had never heard of. That's why he was able to win so much favor with like normies and
low propensity voters.
You can't defeat that with wishy washy, middle of the ground, bullshit, middle of the road,
bullshit.
You can't defeat that kind of narrative.
You only allow your opposition to lie about their positions if you are not making a convincing
argument.
If you're not even interested in making a convincing argument, if you're not even interested
in hearing why they are popular.
This is why Kamala Harris lost.
And this is precisely why, if Tucker Carlson actually runs for office, he will come out
of that primary, the victor 100%.
And he will defeat the overwhelming majority of Democrats right now as they stand.
And yes, that even includes like, you know, left flank Democrats as well.
Unless they dramatically change their, the way that they, they communicate about these
issues specifically, you know, be, be unshakable, be more convincing in your advocacy.
do this like wishy-washy shit.
What's so amazing is that Israel, which at least is acting in what it perceives to be
its own national interest, is joined by its shills in the United States, of course.
But really, its only other ally in this is the American news media, whose job it is to
tell you the truth, and inform you of what's happening, to tell you, hey, wake up.
The world could be changing, and it's going to affect you and your family.
That's their job.
And instead, they've been lulling you to sleep with the same variety of transparent lies
and propaganda
yeah
uh... who's fighting harder against the war talk across on a truck shumer in a
team jeffrey's not close right
it's embarrassing to have democratic leaders outflanked on the anti-war
position by some on the right democratic leaders
our pathetic controlled opposition useless right
and there's true to what jenka saying but there's also true to what adding
government and saying so are you gonna ever mention that there's absolutely no
anti-war constituency was so ever among the maga right
or are we just gonna play dolls with influence of the tv host forever
to which i responded with i think about this a lot
talker's platform is large
and i always assumed it was maga
but eighty five percent maga loves the iran war
does this mean that independence and dems are watching talker now
is maga still watching him and just simply disagreeing
Matty also says, I know lots of normies who watch Tucker now for his anti-war, anti-user content, which is true, I see it too, I'll get on a plane sometimes, and the motherfucker sitting next to me is watching Tucker Carlson.
Now, of course, I'm sitting in business, so maybe that's the reason, but it's still crazy, but I'm just seeing it out in the fucking wild, right?
I don't see Tucker as a realistic populist candidate for the right in 2028, just neo-conson
losers and probably fucked after Trump.
Tucker Carlson is the only path for salvation for the right.
Maybe J.D. Vance might have a shot at it, but a much more limited shot at it.
Tucker Carlson is the true spiritual successor of the MAGA movement.
He is the only one who is capable of carrying the base.
I fucking said that for the last decade almost, okay?
I've been saying that.
Now stop.
I've been warning about Tucker Carlson since 2016.
He is one of the most dangerous right-wing figures in this country.
JD Vance is awfully quiet lately.
That's because he has ambitions for 2028 and he knows to shut the fuck up right now.
if he was held responsible for what's going on right now is a horrifying reality for his
prospects for his 2028 prospects. Again Friday and are now hovering around $100 a barrel.
Now that's led to a spike in prices at the pump for consumers as you may have seen. The
national average for a gallon of regular gas is now $3.67 while diesel which is used for
trucking goods is near $5.00. If Tucker won the presidency do you think
you would actually do a couple at least distance from Israel.
I don't know what he would do, man.
I think, I don't know.
I think he's a grifter at the end of the day, so I don't know.
But the way he communicates on these issues is like, do you want to live in a country
that is a objectively white supremacist fashion state that's purging 65 million people that
Tugger calls migrants, you know, that happened to have a Latino background, but
also simultaneously we have maybe decoupled from Israel. I think that's a
really dangerous gamble because some people will, a lot of people will take
that. A gallon. Charlie Dagoda is in Tel Aviv with the details on a new troop
us, a new US troop escalation in the region. Charlie, good morning.
Good morning to you. You got us right in the middle of a dust storm here. So
So going into week three of this war, and Pentagon sources tell CBS News, the U.S. is
preparing to send thousands more troops, including a Marine Expeditionary Unit consisting
of about 2,500 Marines, as President Trump claims to have launched one of the biggest
raids yet on Iran.
The president posted video on his truth social site, claiming to show the bombardment of
Karg Island, a critical terminal for 90 percent of Iran's crude oil exports.
But he said only military facilities had been struck, not the island's energy infrastructure.
Trump wrote, should Iran or anyone else do anything to interfere with the free and safe
passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, I will immediately reconsider this decision.
But Iran's stranglehold on that key waterway has only tightened with more than 16 tankers
and other vessels struck, sending global oil prices and other commodities soaring.
Trump suggested once again that U.S. Navy ships could soon begin escorting tankers, but couldn't
say when the war would end.
I can't judge that.
I mean, I have my own idea, but what could this be?
It'll be as long as it's necessary.
We've been decimated.
The country's in bad shape.
The whole thing is collapsing.
They've been decimated.
The country is in bad shape.
The whole thing is collapsing.
The Iranian capital was hit overnight in a new wave of airstrikes.
But the intense bombing hasn't stopped the Iranian regime publicly signaling its defiance.
President Masoud Pazeskian and several high-ranking officials taking part in open air rallies
in Tehran.
missiles and drones and their proxies continued targeting American facilities. The U.S. Embassy
in the Iraqi capital Baghdad hit in a missile attack. And two days after six service members
died when their refueling aircraft crashed in Iraq, U.S. officials say five Air Force
refueling planes had been struck and damaged on the ground at an air base in Saudi Arabia.
has threatened to turn U.S.-linked oil facilities to a pile of ashes as this war widens and
threatens to trigger a global oil crisis.
Adriana?
Charlie, thank you for my...
Well, we can get all the very latest on this now with our military analyst, Sean Bell.
Good morning.
Good morning, Sean.
Good to have you in the studio as always.
Cog Island, smaller than Gibraltar, hugely significant though.
Just explain why.
Yeah, it's interesting, isn't it?
many people never even heard of it. It's about five miles long, about two and a half miles
wide. It's right at the northern edge of the Persian Gulf. It's actually about 300 miles,
I think, away from the Straits of Hormuz. But it is where 90% of Iran's oil flows out of,
and therefore, you know, for the exports anyway, seven million barrels a day, they can cope with
up to 10 of these massive super tankers at any one time. So President Trump's claim,
he's obliterated all the military targets on there. That includes airfields, air traffic control
towers, there's some helipads, and there's also some naval personnel there was interesting that when
he says he's obliterated these talked about the airfields I've seen. Does Chad know how a refueling
plane works? I'm surprised they don't crash more on their own. Geez, fucking Christ, it looks so
sketched brother. It's entirely designed to do that sketch thing. I know I when I first found out
about the the the existence of refueling planes, I was also confused. Okay, it's it's insane. It is
truly insane, but it is the purpose of the plane is to do that thing that you consider sketch. So
you know, you probably be seeing, you've probably seen a lot more crashes if it was
happening frequently because they're used quite frequently, especially in this campaign because
Iran has been bombing American military bases in the region, which offends some of my
my golf fans, but that's part of the reason why Iran is bombing the military bases, so
that America can't use those military bases to launch aerial campaigns.
some of the video of the strikes.
What's your assessment?
Well, the problem is with airfields is they're very, very big bits of concrete and they've
certainly plugged holes into each of the runways.
But we used to do that in the Cold War and it doesn't take much to fill a tipper up with
gravel, pour it on, put a layer of tarmac on the top of it and you off you go again.
Yeah, the bone KC 135 shadow tanker fleet is over 65 years old with the first aircraft
delivered to the US Air Force in June, 1957. While production ran from 55 to 65, the aircraft
remains in active service with many airframes expected to fly at least until 2030, making
them some of the oldest military planes in operation. Yes. Um, the new version, the Boeing
has made new strato tankers as well. Um, I forget what they're called, but the KC 135
tanker is is very very old KC-46 yes thank you the KC-46 is a newer version but
the American military still very much uses the old ones so it's not permanent
well yeah they're big I can't believe it's so old brother we still that's
Plains, baby
That's planes
That's how it works a lot of the a lot of the the planes are that are still being used our oldest fuck
That's just how planes work our effects report holds and I think the interesting bit especially from an era when you know these things were built the last
Maybe F-35s are a different reality. I don't know. We haven't seen we haven't seen them utilized
over an extended period of time. But there was a point in time when planes were built, when
American military equipment was still built for utility. American military equipment was built
for utility. It was built to last. It wasn't built for expansive defense contracts. We live in a
very different reality now. The reality that we live in is, is a constant
corner cutting, both on the commercial side and even on the defense side, right?
Where production is not designed with maximum efficiency in mind, but more
so movable parts that are expensive with some level of planned obsolescence, you
know about the story though is that President Trump didn't target the oil and
made a really big thing about that and I think if you look more widely a lot of
that oil goes to China and therefore if he was to take that out you might risk
the eye of China and the whole thing starts expanding even further yeah so
yeah a tailored strike interesting to see what impact it has and there's been a
lot of talk about the US and whether or not it would be willing right to repair
gone. There is one right to repair country, Iran. Iran loves doing right to repair on their old
gear that they got back when they were an American public state. Half of their fucking military
equipment, half of their like air force, if no, all of their air forces like either shitty
Russian equipment that they got, like the, the trainer planes, the trainer fighter jets or,
or, you know, shit that they had, like the F-4s
and things that they had from back in the day
when they had, you know,
when they were in American public state.
The consensus seems to be not send boots on the ground.
Where does this plan of sending 5,000 Marines sit
within that as a wonder of context?
Yeah, it's fascinating because it's been played out.
Let's be quite clear.
These US Marines are probably a couple of weeks away.
So we're not talking about anytime soon.
We've just finished the first two weeks of the war,
so two weeks is a long time in terms of this Iran conflict.
And it might, therefore, be nothing more than a threat
by President Trump, just to show that he is willing
to consider boots on the ground.
I think what's been fascinating is that the war general
has been almost migrated into separate wars.
There's the military parts of it, American superpower,
dominating everything on the ground.
There's no question, Iran can't win that.
But it's also this sort of ideological war
that's going on. And unless America is prepared to put boots on the ground, it's pretty clear
that air power alone will not change Iran's intent to build a nuclear weapon and will
not stop its intent to keep attacking American forces as they're there. So I do think that
Iran is left with 70,000 Shahid drones probably, still got a leadership in place. It may not
be the original leadership, but sounds even more hard line, which Stubber sounds like
sort of version 2.0 but even more vengeful. And then you've got proxies
still active and the Straits of Hormuz and therefore I suspect the Marines are
how do you solve that Straits of Hormuz problem? Yeah it seems to be an
impossible conundrum. Yeah and the longer that Iran takes the looks after that
Straits of Hormuz the more it can do this whenever it likes and I was chatting to
the military colleagues earlier in the week and they said if you really want to
solve that you've actually got to invade Iran at least and and take a section
ground all the way around the straits and actually guarantee its security. Now whether or not
President Trump has got the appetite for that, because the one thing against President Trump in
all of this. Guys, there's another way. Okay. There's another way. It's called diplomacy.
It's called leaning into and conceding to Iranian demands.
What happened dude, I don't understand everyone was talking about you know American dicks. They're hard. They're so hard right now
We two bombers, they're hungry. Mmm feed me the three gorgeous damn they used to say
What fucking happened
Now you got Israel running critically low on interceptors
What the fuck happened where they had now
Where's the as been going squad
Coming in here being like nah dog America's got it don't fucking worry about it King America's got it bro trust
This is time, it's the one factor Iran has got lots of time, Trump has not, he's going
to run out of air defence weapons, he's got the mid-term elections coming up, every day
that goes by we're getting more casualties and the KC135 that tanker, tragic loss their
life, which is fake news, fake news right, close to my heart because obviously it's
aircrew, when I flew around we had an ejection seat so if you get shot down you can still
get out. These boys and girls do not have that luxury. So the longer these
goes on, the more likely it is that we're going to see more casualties and
repatriation ceremonies back to America. And just finally, the decision by the
US to lift the sanctions on Russian oil, I mean the Europeans are going to be
winging their hands over that. I think this is profound, absolutely profound
because we've seen for the last few months, in fact, the best part of a year,
Europe desperately trying to keep President Trump involved to support Ukraine to support NATO and one of the strategies is that Europe hasn't
Want to get involved in militarily with Ukraine, but economically it's trying to drive
Russia economy to the ground so it can't afford to prosecute the war
Apparently it's about a billion pounds a day when all of a sudden now in a heartbeat Trump without consulting the European colleagues has gone
Yeah, did BB die? No, man guys, please
like, not that I know of. There is not any real evidence that Benjamin Anyahu has died.
Okay. It's just like AI shit. People are going crazy. It's not even AI shit. People are suspecting
it's AI.
Iran's influential speaker of parliament, Golubov addresses the, uh, telegeneral Hexeth
on X after announcing successful strikes on several US military targets, asking US secretary
war Hexeth. So what do you think, Telegeneral Hexeth? Obviously the best strategy now is
to throw the infantry into the meat grinder. They're sending poor boys to fix what Generals
broke. Go die for Israel. U.S. is reportedly sending up to 5,000 Marines to the region according
to a Walsh Journal report. Speaker of the Islamic Republic of Iran's parliament says
Target status, radars, batteries, refueling tankers, military bases, drones.
Beast mode. What do you say? Please don't send military into Iran. Please don't do this. It is not a good idea.
I know no one listens to me and thinks I am a fucking in the pocket of the IRGC or whatever.
This is not going to be good for America, it's not going to be good for like regular Iranian people either, it's not going to be good for anybody, but it's certainly not going to be good for the United States of America please.
We're so goddamn arrogant dude, we are so fucking arrogant.
We can buy Russian oil again. It's worth about $150 million a day to Russia.
That will be converted into weapons, to bombs, to missiles, to fire into Ukraine to recruit more soldiers.
Not a word of consultation with European colleagues.
And I think this simply re-emphasizes that President Trump is only focused on President Trump and the U.S.
And European leaders will be wondering, what the hell are they going to do about it?
We actually got a message or a message was sent out by Donald Trump on his social media platform truth social
Let me read to you what it says
Many countries expect God. I fucking hate popular front so much
This Jake Hanrahan and the popular front are 1 million percent
State Department Stooges, okay? I'm glad I'm glad that people will hopefully recognize that eventually
Don't ever send me this bullshit ever again, okay?
Cuba clashes overnight erupted overnight in siego de avía central Cuba protests that fired local headquarters of the communist party as demonstrators
against demonstrations against the government sparked by ongoing nationwide blackouts entered their second week
There are also reports that a man was shot by pro-government supporters
Collectivos which are arm-settling groups that operate in support of the authorities and are often used to intimidate or confront protesters
I mean, we're not even done with the Iran situation, and there's already motherfuckers being like well, you know, you know another country that's actually really upset at their government and not upset at the United States of America for starving it is Cuba.
really upset at their government and not upset at the United States of America for starving it is Cuba. Remember Cuba?
Is Cuba introducing new reforms true from what I understand Cuba is willing to play ball with the American government and they'll do
anything they can to not fucking starve their population.
So they might implement reforms internally in the economy in an effort to open up the economy to the best of their ability.
And if that actually avoids complete chaos, great. I don't mind it at all.
It's not up to me.
Actually those who are affected by Iran's attempted closure of the Hormuz Strait will
be sending warships in conjunction with the United States of America.
Wait, Jake Henry is a scythe.
I fucking hate that piece of shit.
100%, 100%.
You'll see.
Eventually you'll see, has he talked about Iran at all? Maybe he has, I don't know.
I mean, this right here is 100% me. You're a government mouthpiece, brother.
He hates your ass too to be fair, yeah, fuck that guy.
I know he does.
He's a massive anarchist? I mean, sure. Exactly.
To keep the strait open and safe. We've already destroyed 100% of Iran's military capability,
but it's easy for them to send a drone. I don't think Robert Evans hates me. We do
You have some disagreements though.
Writers confirm the Cuba story.
Of course, dude.
Of course.
The whole point of this is literally economic strangulation in order to fucking piss off
the people, activate reactionary forces in the country, and then make it seem like there
is a tremendous amount of, there's a tremendous amount of discontent against the government.
Okay.
off the people, frustrate them enough, strangle them enough, and some of them will actually
fucking do some damage. Use that symbolistic damage to say, oh, we have to do regime change
in Cuba. Hello, we just walked, we just walked through this with Iran. We're actually still
in this with Iran. Of course, Reuters is going to fucking confirm it. It works in line with
American State Department interest in Cuba.
drone or two, drop a mine or deliver a close-range missile somewhere along or in this waterway,
no matter how badly defeated they are. Hopefully China, France, Japan, South Korea, the UK,
and others that are affected by this artificial constraint will send ships to the area so that
the Hormuz Strait will no longer be a threat by a nation that has been totally decapitated.
In the meantime, the United States will be bombing.
Yeah, that was beautiful.
The China mentioned there is incredible, saying, hopefully China will militarily help us open
the Strait of Hormuz, brother, give up on that.
Just give up at that point, dude.
What are you doing?
What the hell are you doing?
Come on, China, please.
But if I ask nicely, you love trade, don't you?
The hell out of the shoreline and continually shooting Iranian boats and ships out of the
water.
One way or the other, we will soon get the Homoes straight open, safe and free, signed
President Donald J. Trump and that his latest message, just a few minutes ago, on Truth
Social.
Jeffrey, we have just heard from the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Moshdaba Hamane.
His statement was the first since he was elected by the Assembly of Experts.
It was read on Iranian television.
He called for unity among Iranians, and he said the martyrs will be avenged.
And he also called on all U.S. bases in the Persian Gulf to be closed immediately, or
they will continue to be attacked.
He said the stretch.
For the record, popular front, the magazine does regime propaganda in a much better way
than like all these other fucking, you know, CNN style outlets do. Okay. The same interest
still remains. Okay. It's a magazine. It's edgy. It's cool. It's hip. They go to the
front lines. They might even at times, um, align themselves with like anti-American government
Okay, but when push comes to shove they'll spit out the same fucking regime change bullshit the same exact
Oh, well these guys are demanding freedom. We must liberate them regime change bullshit
In the exact same intensity the vice news does
It seems like he's taking a very hard line, not in the mood for any kind of compromise
or negotiation, given that, where do you see this heading?
Well, what kind of negotiation?
Iran tried to negotiate twice, both times it was bombed.
This is 1.8 million views CGTN America.
1.8 million views in one day. My go Jeffrey. My go Jeffrey is is popping by Israel and the United States
Iran is under a
Absolutely brutal attack. It's under carpet bombing
The US and Israel are destroying infrastructure
They murdered this man's father and the leaders of the Iranian government. They are killing thousands of people
people. So exactly what is to be negotiated. This is a brutal war of aggression.
Yeah. Henry does have a lot of default liberal interventionist takes, but sometimes it covers
interesting topics. He's where I originally learned about order and non-angles. Yeah,
that's exactly how nefarious propaganda, the most dangerous type of propaganda works.
Robert Evans my other things understand her. I don't think he hates you bro. Yeah, I mean Robert Evans
and I also have disagreements on certain issues. I mean, he's, he's also had some takes that I,
I find strange and confusing or in line with like American interests at times.
But Jake Hanrahan is like the classic, Jake Hanrahan absolutely is the classic like, oh,
I'm super fucking edgy.
I'm an anarchist.
I'm edgy.
I have the morally consistent position.
Yeah.
Robert also has some Fed takes every now and then.
Yeah, State Department anarchists. And then we find out when the information is declassified.
I'm talking about Jake Hanrahan. When the information is declassified 20 fucking years
later and you're like, wow, I can't believe it. Gloria Steinem, no way. I can't believe
it. Jake Hanrahan was getting paid by, I don't know, the National Department of Spreading
democracy and public services, which is like branched under the fucking State Department
by way of numerous, by way of like numerous subsidiaries and private donors that make
it seem as though this is like a totally legitimate, totally legitimate thing that they're, they're
achieving.
Israel and the United States and Iran is responding and it's not surprising that they are responding.
They're under threat of conquest, basically.
That was what Trump said, that he would pick the new leader, that Israel and the United
States would run Iran.
Well, the Iranian people have a different view, clearly.
They're showing up by the millions to say that they don't want to be run by the United
States and Israel.
Right.
And President Trump is also claiming that-
Hassan is also a Fed, by the way.
Yeah.
How much does Israel yell at the likes of Jake Hanrahan?
I think that's a pretty clear cut way of figuring out if someone's a fucking federal agent or
not, don't you think?
The United States has won this war, that's what he says, yet we see the Assad attacks
continue by Iran, by Israel, by the United States.
I mean, do you envision any scenario in which the United States can declare victory when
we don't even know what its objective is?
Well, yes, I see a scenario where they can declare victory, Trump does so.
Yeah, I'm, I'm funded by, by you, the people for you, the people, that's it.
The Piker Broadcasting Service is funded by you, the people for you, the people,
no national and dominant democracy, no state department funding, none of that shit.
Okay.
And it's all transparent.
It's above board.
You know exactly what it is.
Okay.
Piker Broadcasting Service for you, funded by you, the people for you, the people for
tomorrow's news today.
He says things for the immediate moment or for show or because he believes them we're never
Absolutely sure which it is, but is there a way to real victory by the United States?
No, this is a disaster for the United States
It is a disaster for the whole world the US and Israel
No, I think we're going to be fine with it
The entire world into turmoil
Stabby squirrel
Perhaps into World War three
this was a
Raising, violent, ill-thought-out, I mean, to say the least, moved by these two countries,
and now we're all suffering the consequences of this.
You say we could be in World War III.
There are already more than a dozen countries involved in this conflict, most of them in
the Persian Gulf.
Do you see it expand to other parts of the world as well?
Well, the United States is at war in many places.
It is at war in the Western Hemisphere.
It invaded Venezuela.
It's talking openly about invading Cuba, which it's currently blockading.
It – Trump just met with Latin American leaders and talked about other military operations
in the Western Hemisphere.
Trump has threatened to invade Greenland.
The United States is still heavily engaged in war with Russia in Ukraine.
We have war spreading through the Middle East.
Israel is invading more countries.
We have the war of Pakistan and Afghanistan taking place.
We don't know, but it could be that when we look back even in weeks or months, we say,
yes, World War III has started.
The United States is so reckless, so irresponsible, and led by such a delusional president right
now that I'm sorry to say that anything is possible.
There are more than 1,500 Iranians who have been killed in this conflict so far, but we
are also facing another crisis that is an energy crisis.
The world is facing an energy crisis right now.
Oil prices are spiking.
Energy experts say the full impact of this is yet to come.
You've just heard from the International Energy Agency, which says that this is the worst energy
supply disruption in history.
How will this affect and impact the global economy?
The way it's going, this year will be an economic catastrophe if this continues, and it looks
like it will.
I need people to understand something really important here.
The very same forces that really wanted Donald Trump to win, that also made sure that, like,
the Democratic Party side was also pliant to the necessities or the needs of Israel,
Biden and Kamala Harris, are currently spending tens of millions of fucking dollars trying
to do their very best to make sure that anti-Israel candidates are not fucking elected in the office.
Canada, Buzali in Illinois 9, and virtually every other DSA endorsed Canada all around
the country are currently having to wage war against tens of millions of dollars in outside
donations coming from a foreign government, okay?
Eventually, people are going to realize like, we don't want this.
Democrats have to get ahead of that, okay?
Right now, they're leaning into it.
in the party in positions of power, okay, are leaning into this.
They're leaning into it because they also don't want the outsider left-ranked candidates
to take their positions of power.
They think this PAC money is fine for the time being, okay?
What they fail to realize is, one, it's totally not fine, and two, this is the reason why we
have Donald Trump in power already.
It's this uncontrollable, faucet of pro-Israel money, and the whipping mechanism that they've
created for Democrats in positions of power, Republicans in positions of power that make
American foreign policy Israel first, that rip away the standards of war, the conduct
that we have designed to make sure that we have at least some stability while we dominate
the world because we wrote those rules.
Now Israel is basically saying, no, fuck those rules.
You can't ever oppose us at the ICC, America says, okay, we'll sanction the ICC.
You can't ever oppose us at the ICJ, the International Court of Justice, America says, okay, we'll
destroy the International Court of Justice.
This can't continue.
You can't go, you can't continue existing like this, okay?
Ripping apart the standards of warfare, the rules of law, international human rights,
this flagrant of a manner at the behest of a foreign nation state is going to have unimaginable
consequences.
Continue.
We know that there are massive disruptions of oil supply.
That's the point that the International Energy Agency just made.
We know that only selective tankers are passing through the straight-and-forward moves.
Why do elected commentators often imply that only great powers of agency, for example,
by describing any revanchious invasion as a proxy war, because it is, it's true.
Like nationalistic ambitions aside, which I think Putin has plenty of, it still is a
proxy war, because it cuts away at American dominance in the region.
There's a difference why Belarus is not, whereas Ukraine is, you're a great power.
You want to, you have security needs and making sure that you have control over your own backyard.
That's just how, that's just how the world works.
I don't agree with it either.
I want every country to have sovereignty.
I want every nation to have dignity, Ukraine included.
And Vladimir Putin does have a, a ultra nationalist goal here for sure, the mystical spiritual
bullshit, right?
Rebuilding the the might of the Russian Empire or the might that the USSR had right?
This is certainly true there's truth to it
But at the end of the day the way this works is Ukrainian sovereignty is is
Not really a part of the equation
Bro stop calling Putin nationalists it's in same propaganda you completely lost the plot
I mean, there's no world where you you consider Ukraine to be anything but a proxy war right at this point
That means the entire Western forces backing Ukraine versus Russia and and you know some some limited aid from
DPRK China Iran
Pretty wild to consider it is anything but a proxy at this point
What you think Zalinsky finds himself
constantly writing for Israel, even if it's not beneficial for his interest, because he
just really loves Israel. You think that's the reason? You can figure out. No, I'm good.
No, Zelensky knows what role he has to play. That's why he's playing the role of a proxy.
Maybe Zelensky is a Frank. Also, come on, man, you're really gonna say Vladimir Putin
is not a nationalist. That's wild. Yeah, he's, he's, he doesn't have any nationalistic ambitions
of like rebuilding Russia into a great power, really?
Like, his actions can still be read as like striking a blow because he's crazy enough
to fight back militarily and deliver blows to the power that the western superpowers
have, but to say that there is no nationalistic ambition there in his irredentist actions
against Ukraine, like Crimea is different, right? I've said this before, Crimea is a
totally separate equation. And a lot of people have yelled at me for years over it, right?
Like it's great for Ukraine to want to maintain Crimea as a part of its territory, but like
The people that were living there certainly were not as angry as like the people in the
eastern territories that had to be fucking evacuated.
But as far as like, what about the Donbass?
I mean, Vladimir Putin was fine with using LPR and DPR as like autonomous territories
to involve himself in the regular affairs of Ukrainian day-to-day existence and to make
sure that like there isn't a significant amount of Western influence inside of Ukraine.
At least according to what he has said, but I think that calculation has changed for him,
you think? That was the whole point of the Minsk agreements.
Those that Iran is allowing to pass through for China and reportedly for India, but we
know that there is a dramatic decline in availability of both natural gas and oil, and history has
shown, especially in the 1970s, when there were two such oil supply disruptions, that
the consequences for the world economy are extremely severe, sharp, and relatively rapid
in arriving.
So I think we're in for a very, very significant global crisis brought to you by Israel and
the United States.
One strategy the Iranians are using, and some call it an asymmetric strategy, is to hit
U.S.-Persian Gulf allies, many of which host United States bases.
Of course, Iran is hurting the economies by targeting their oil supplies and oil infrastructure.
It's also targeting vital energy industries.
What do you make of this strategy by Iran and its effectiveness?
Well, Iran has been hit repeatedly by the United States in Israel actually for decades.
We can go back to 1953 when the United States deposed a democratically elected prime minister
and brought in a police state for several decades.
We can go to the war that the United States supported against Iran by Iraq in the 1980s.
We can go to a long list of assassinations by Mossad and the CIA in recent years.
What Iran is saying is we are under attack.
This is existential.
And the country's in the Gulf.
How do you look at the way that Crimea came to be populated by Russians and big human?
Don't you think forced deportations are installed?
Brother.
That is far buff like that is so far outside of the scope of like Ukraine versus Russia.
What the fuck are you talking about?
Yes, I acknowledge the Russification that took place in Crimea.
But what the fuck are we talking about that has nothing to like what the Ukrainian ambition
here is to repopulate Crimea with the Tatar population is that what you're trying to say?
Or do you think it's more so for making sure that Russia doesn't have a strategic foothold
into the fucking Black Sea, where the Sevastopol base is?
Because Ukrainians aren't fucking Crimean Tatars.
Like that's crazy.
by hosting the enemy of our country that is trying to destroy us are part of this war
against us.
Now, Iran has said, and the new Supreme Leader has said, that this is not a war against the
neighbors.
It is a war against the United States, which is trying to destroy Iran.
And just listen to any of the words of Trump or Netanyahu.
It's not him.
It's very, very brazen.
who will run Iran, Trump or the Iranians?
This is what's at stake.
So from the Iranian position, this is existential.
If the world stood up and told Mr. Trump, go home,
you're not gonna pick the supreme leader
and said to that who live within your borders,
stop making so many wars in the region,
it would help us to get past this very, very dire crisis.
To what extent did both the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as
President Trump, underestimate the Iranian military, not just its battlefield effectiveness,
but also the strategies that it is using?
It is taking on two countries, both nuclear-armed countries, in this conflict, vastly superior
military forces.
The United States, during my entire lifetime, which is getting on, has underestimated its
adversaries from Vietnam onward.
The United States repeatedly has declared victory in days or weeks only to find that
the wars extended years or decades with the United States crawling back home afterwards,
being failed in all of its stated objectives and having splandered
trillions of dollars and cost hundreds of thousands of lives.
So this is very common.
Yes, they completely misjudged Iran.
Totally.
They said so, uh, that this would be a one decapitation strike,
that people would come out on the streets against the regime.
Trump would pick the new leader.
This is the fantasy world of American leaders,
especially Trump, who has the most delusional perspective of all, but we've had many presidents
that are quite delusional in this regard. They are so drunk with military power that
they completely misjudge the rest of the world.
As I mentioned, more than 1,500 Iranians have been killed in the conflict so far. That also
includes a hundred and sixty-eight school children who were killed in perhaps the most egregious
of those attacks when their school was attacked in the south of the country. Preliminary investigations
indicate show that the United States was responsible for killing those children. It was one of
its missiles that landed on that school. We look at south Lebanon where the Israelis have
been bombing the Lebanese there. Two hundred children have been killed there. And I was
wondering to what extent or how great is the risk, the likelihood that we could see Israel
due to Tehran and Iran, what it has done in Gaza?
Yes, Israel has committed a genocide in Gaza because its doctrine is kill its adversaries,
kill them in mass numbers, kill the civilians, kill the women, kill the children.
This is the Israeli doctrine of war.
They don't discriminate between civilians and military targets.
They leveled Gaza.
They destroyed all its infrastructure.
They destroyed all the schools, the clinics, the mosques, the hospitals, the housing, the
water, the sanitation, and we don't know the full, death toll, but it almost surely
is in the hundreds of thousands if you take not only the bodies that have been collected,
which come to around 80,000, and those under the rubble, but people who have died of exposure
of lack of safe water, nutrition, lack of access to health care, and so forth.
This is a brutal regime.
I'm sorry to say it.
It's terrible.
It is a rogue, brutal regime.
It's doing the same in Lebanon now, and it's doing the same with its carpet bombing of
Tehran in Iran.
And the world needs to stand up and stop accepting this as something even remotely normal or
acceptable.
Israel needs to go home and live within its own borders and get its head together again,
it's acting in a completely completely insane way. It needs to stop this. This is mass murder
with U.S. complicity. So this is something that absolutely needs to stop.
I will remind people that the concentration camps were not the reason why the allied forces
fought against Nazi Germany. As a matter of fact, there was limited information readily available
about the existence of concentration camps, and a lot of the intelligence that suggested
that these camps existed, these death camps that existed, were not mass distributed to
the population. They didn't know. Obviously the German society understood what was going
on, but broadly speaking, the Allied forces only found out after. It was actually the
endless expansionist appetite from Nazi Germany to create living room, to create living space
for the superior area nation from their estimation that caused these forces to mount
an in opposition.
Do with that information what you will, if you want to analyze the current predicament
that's taking place in front of us right now.
As you point out, the world needs to stand up and stop this, but when we look at the
number of children, for instance, that have been killed and the fact that it's not receiving
wide attention in the media, I mean, is there also a danger that the killing, the murder
of children in this way, mass murder, as you point out, is being normalized?
It has been normalized because at least in my country in the United States and in much
of Europe, and thanks to CGTN for telling the news as it really is, our so-called legacy
media or mainstream media, do not report the truth.
And we are subject to so much propaganda all the time, so much normalization, it's beyond
imagining for me.
I attended a UN Security Council meeting a week ago, the day, more than a week ago, the
day that the bombing started, and what did all the Western countries do?
They attacked Iran for being bombed.
This is propaganda.
This is so-called narrative control.
So yes, mass murder has been normalized.
You're told, oh, if you say that Israel committed a genocide, oh, that's anti-Semitic.
It's not only not anti-Semitic, it has nothing to do with anti-Semitism.
It is the grim reality that needs to be understood so that it doesn't continue to happen.
President Trump is not discarding the option of a land invasion, and of course this recalls
the Iraq invasion, but if we look at Iran, Iran is much bigger.
It's a mountainous country.
It will not be an easy country for anyone who invades on the ground.
I mean, this could result in massive U.S. casualties, couldn't it?
I don't believe it.
I think Trump is full of it in general, and I don't believe this can happen.
You know, when the Iraq War happened, the American people were lied to relentlessly.
We know it wasn't an error of judgment or doubt.
It was direct lies, propaganda, that there were weapons of mass destruction that needed
to be taken out.
It was the excuse for war.
At that time, the American people supported the war.
Now, the American people are completely against what Donald Trump is doing.
And that opposition will rise over time as their gas prices go up and as their incomes
go down and as their jobs disappear and so on.
So for Trump, even to think about putting troops on the ground, the political explosion
that would happen in the United States would be absolutely enormous.
So he's just facing the fact that every miscalculation has come to pass because he's delusional.
Okay, so a couple problems with this.
Last guy who also thought America wouldn't allow Israel to behave like this, his name
was Hassan Nasrallah. Okay. And maybe even down to his final moments where he was like,
Oh, well, even if inevitably American restraint will kick in, right? Because Israel's like
really fucking up the bag for them. So no, I want to say this seems utterly insane.
There is some positive signs coming from the Israeli government that they're also leaning
into a softer approach. Because even Israel is now saying, well, you know, maybe we're
just gonna like cripple the Iranian government, maybe we're gonna weaken it, we're not gonna
like destabilize it, right? But I still do worry that Israel can get America to behave
in whichever way they want to, no matter what the consequences are.
Because he has no strategy, because the whole group of them has no strategy.
But I do not believe that there will be boots on the ground, because as you say, it would
be a disaster, and it would start in the stark opposition of the American people.
When we look at the U.S. history of military assault, invasions, assassinations, just in
the past 25 years, it's left a trail of mass death and destruction.
How would you describe the damage and destruction the U.S. has left in the wake of what's been
referred to as the Americans Forever Wars?
Well, 30 years ago, Benjamin Netanyahu, when he became Prime Minister of Israel, with his
These American advisors launched a project called Clean Break.
The idea of Clean Break, everyone should understand, is to prevent permanently a state of Palestine
alongside a state of Israel.
So it's based on a criminality because it is international law that there needs to be
a state of Palestine alongside a state of Israel.
But the purpose of clean break was to say, any government in the Middle East or North
Africa or the Horn of Africa that supports the Palestinian cause and supports resistance,
we're going to overthrow.
And that is why there are so many wars, because greater Israel, delusion of Netanyahu, and
The American complicity has led to wars in Libya, Sudan, Somalia, Palestine, Lebanon,
Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and now Iran.
That's part of the doctrine.
And it's crazy.
Instead of just having a Palestinian state alongside the state of Israel, according to
international law, we have wars.
across the Middle East that have claimed hundreds of thousands, millions, most likely of lives
and have gone on for 30 years now. Professor Jeffrey Sachs, thank you for joining us. Thank you.
Thank you for joining us on UpFront.
My pleasure.
Thank you.
Go talk.
Go to After Go.
Thank you for having me.
You recently argued that the Trump administration was quote, dragged into this war by Israel
and its lobby.
What makes you believe Israel is the primary driver of this conflict rather than Washington?
Well, it's quite clear that Israel has been trying to drive the United States into a war
with Iran for a long time.
They've made their interests perfectly clear.
This is true of Prime Minister Netanyahu, who has been a huge advocate of sucking the
Americans into this war.
And he was unable to do that until President Trump came along.
It's quite clear if you listen to president Trump one, not even Trump to
Real ball knowers know
Real ball knowers know
Biden obviously also helped accelerate it a lot
But Trump won was in saying Abraham Accords moving the embassy to Jerusalem, permanently
recognizing the the permanent annexation of Golan Heights, holy moly, he gave everything
and then some to Israel.
totally rewriting
Decades of American foreign policy that many of these dipshits on the fucking Democratic Party side also wanted
But didn't actually lean into for good reason because the consequences would have been devastating the consequences being October fucking seven
Okay
The consequences being this war that we're currently waging
Americans at least had enough decency and enough of a fucking analytical capability to comprehend
that leaning into Israel's greater Israel project would have been devastating for every other fucking
country in the region, devastating for America, devastating for everyone, right?
Donald Trump is a fucking moron. I was like, well, these guys gave me a lot of money. Fuck it,
we ball. Straight up, I've said this four years at this point. Trump won was a major issue.
I said it even initially with Biden. I said Biden should have reversed Trump's policies.
If he wanted to restore some kind of control over America's men of policy, you had to
fucking bring Israel to heel. Okay? It's not money. It's petal cover. Yeah, I don't give a
Okay, sure. He's a pedophile. Yes, they're all pedophiles. Fuck them. That's we're talking about
We're not talking about like
Speculation on like what the motivating principle is here. What matters is not what motivates them
What matters is the outcome? What matters is the actions?
President Trump, and you listened to his advisors speak, the Israeli influence and the influence
of the lobby on President Trump was enormous.
And in fact, Secretary Rubio, Secretary of State Rubio effectively said, as did Speaker
of the House Mike Johnson that we went to war because Israel dragged us into this war.
But critics say that this framing overstates Israel's influence over the United States
while understating the United States influence, which includes military dominance, that's
one of the strategic interests, military dominance in the region, access to guest reserves and
energy routes.
The U.S. was also active in the Middle East long before the Israeli lobby became influential
in US politics. What do you say to that?
There's no question that the United States has been deeply interested in the Middle East
for a long time, even before Israel was created as a state in 1948. And the principal reason
for that was oil. But we're not going to war against Iran because of oil. We're not participating
in the genocide against the Palestinians because of oil. This is being largely done as a result
of Israel's influence in the United States, which is largely a function of the Israel
lobby. The question you want to ask yourself is if we had a national interest in supporting
Israeli policies towards the Palestinians, towards Iran, towards Iraq, and so forth and
and so on why would you need a lobby why would you need this lobby that by almost all counts
is by far the most powerful lobby in the history of the united states what do you need it if
israel is by the way this is what mershamer is the goat and and has a principal stance
on this and even though a lot of people who read him will be like oh he's doing zag he's
doing zag but like this is correct this is also my argument as well when i always tell
like if Jews, if there was an organized jury, if Jews were monolithic in their understanding of Israel,
then Israel would not be spending billions of fucking dollars trying to break the minds
of every young Jew in the West by consistently telling them like, oh, without Israel, you're
going to be under fire. You're going to be killed. Israel's awesome. The Holocaust was terrifying,
which it was, but also the Jews during the Holocaust were weak. Israel, on the other hand,
is strong never again means never again for us not for anybody else really just for us never again
means we have to be strong always and by strong i mean we have to genocide the people around us right
no people are monolithic in general right
but that's the whole point if americans were disliked involved with israel if they i mean
Aside from the christian evangelicals were fucking crazy and even they are not monolithic, but like you get what i'm saying right like they
They also are constantly fucking brain breaking themselves
But if that was if that was the case
Then there would be no need for this fucking lobbying apparatus and there would be no need for
Zionist education in this country
Basically doing our bidding the fact is you have this incredibly powerful lobby
Because it is not in the american national interest
So to support israel in i don't even care about the everyday jewish american of course not dude. What are you talking about?
What no the everyday jewish american is just a loyal soldier for israel from their perspective
That's why they want them to not be in america. They want them to be in israel
Okay? What the fuck do you think birthright is? Again, another institution that is backed by hundreds of millions of dollars and donations from very wealthy donors, many of which are Christian evangelicals, by the way, ironically enough, that has the sole purpose of bringing young American Jews into Israel and getting them to fuck IDF soldiers so they stay in fucking Israel.
the whole purpose of birthright. It's the most psychotic operation of all time.
There's literally it and it's so funny because like most people that have participated in
birthright know it. Either they know it and they understand it and they like it or they know it
and understand it and don't like it. But everybody recognizes it as such. No one goes, oh birthright
is actually totally just for us to see the beautiful land of Israel and get a better understanding.
Like, no, everybody understands what the fucking purpose is.
It's a fucking breeding program.
It's a.
It's a way to try to honey pop people.
Into fucking staying in Israel.
I've talked to many people that have done birthright.
We've looked at documentaries like Israelism that feature this as well.
Like, it's pretty obvious.
Like it's not an accident that you are accompanied by, you know, if you're a young Jewish boy,
you get surrounded with IDF girls.
If you're a young Jewish woman, you get surrounded by IDF men.
It's on purpose.
All sorts of, it's endeavors.
There's no question that sometimes we...
I hear it works especially well on Parkes co-hosts.
I mean, I don't know if that was a success or not, because
he still fucking hated Israel so much that he had to come back to California
and bring his Israeli wife to California with him.
And now he has become one of the worst propagandists for Israel,
which to be fair,
is already not an easy endeavor.
He not only did a reverse birthright, but became the fucking Michael Rappaport of YouTube.
have similar interests. Both the United States and Israel
have a vested interest in preventing Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
There's no question about that. But on all sorts of
issues, like the Palestinian issue and like the question of
attacking Iran, America's national interest is at odds with Israel's national
interest.
There's no way that Iran is a threat to the United States, it is it.
Now, the question you have to ask yourself is, what is the relationship between the United
States and Israel going to look like moving forward, especially with regard to ending
this war?
It's quite clear that we're not going to win this war, that we're not going to cause regime
change, and if anything, we're going to push Iran down the road to acquiring a nuclear
weapon, and we may even be worse off once this war is over than we are now.
And this is going to enrage the Israelis, and the Israelis are going to want to go
back to Iran, and the United States is not going to want to do this again.
So one composite scenario where U.S.-Israeli relations are frayed in serious ways at the
end of this conflict.
I can't say that will happen for sure.
knows for sure how this war will end. But the way things are going now, one can tell
a story where the Israelis and the Americans end up at loggerheads at the end of the conflict.
It sounds like you're saying that you-
Insha'Allah. MPR wrote this about you in a China Maxing article. What? Yeah, Broad
City by Ilana Glazier and Jacobs does an episode on birthright and how messed up it is through
through comedic commentary and entertainment. I remember watching it at the time and being
so shocked that like an American comedy show was piecing that shit up aggressively to
I have a NATO attack? Iran after Turkey got hit. Let's just say, let's just say this about
some of the weird targets that Iran has targeted that's not going along with the consistent pattern.
Let's just say there are strange targets that Iran may or may not have targeted. Now,
I won't say that about Turkey because Turkey doesn't have an American base,
But there is one that's always stood out for me, the Omani refinery that was drone-striked.
I just always found that to be very strange that Iran did that.
As a matter of fact, I don't believe that Iran did that.
I'll just say it out loud.
Israel did that.
What I think, okay?
Speak plainly, big dog.
I'm too stupid for subterfuge.
I think that Iran is not striking randomly at places like Oman or expanding its targets
to places like Turkey.
I think there's another party involved here that wants to make it more difficult for Iran
to continue pummeling their little country the size of New Jersey.
I'm saying it's Israel, okay?
Man, that might change, but I think you'll know if it's Iran doing it, they'll say it.
They'll tell you why.
People are like, why are you hitting civilian buildings, for example, Iran's been hitting
civilian buildings in the Gulf.
They say it out loud.
Turkey's Foreign Minister Haqqan Fidan, who wants to be like Adakshi, but can't be like
Adakshi.
We also spoke with my Iranian counterpart on the latest incident.
They again do not claim responsibility for the event and say they did not give any such
order and have no connection with such an attack.
Of course, there's also technical data available.
We are frankly discussing with them the contradiction between their statements and the reality.
All I'm saying is they've been calm as a fucking cucumber in the process.
If Iran was just like, if Iran, a country with a border to Turkey, was randomly just
like lobbing missiles at Turkey, I feel like Turkey would not be as chill about it.
And no, these aren't drones either.
The ones that hit Turkey weren't drones.
The ones that hit Oman were drones.
The ones that hit Turkey were not drones.
They were munitions, ballistic missiles.
Hassan, they did hit their own fucking civilian plane before, so don't put too much faith
in their competence with these things. True. This is also true. Also, the mosaic structure
implies that there are uncontrollable elements as well. So there's a range of different oper-
There's a range of different options here of like what could have taken place. You could have a rogue missile launcher like a rogue commander just being like fuck Turkey.
You know what I mean?
Because it's not, it's not directed by a centralized command structure as it stands currently, at least as far as we know.
So, you could have, yeah, a Kurdish IRGC commander being like, yo, fuck Turkey, now I'm
kidding, they would, they'd be the last guys to do that because they don't want Turkish
military to come into the Kurdish region because the Kurdish region is the one, is the bordering
region to Turkey.
IRGC got Armenian commanders, yes, they do actually.
Yes, Iran is a very diverse country.
There are Armenians, there are Aussie people in Iran, there are Turks in Iran, there are
Kurds in Iran and yes all of them also are in the IRGC and the military as well.
of
A Georgian general.
It just doesn't really make a lot of sense for Iran at this stage in the conflict to
like expand it, expand its targets for no fucking reason, especially to a country that
has a standing military who can even trigger Article 5 in NATO, which Turkey probably wouldn't,
I don't think but or the rest of the countries would not follow along, or maybe they would
use that to pull the entirety of NATO into the conflict.
You know what I mean?
Like, it's just, it's way too chaotic for Iran to do such a thing.
The Azerbaijan one might be just a warning, you know?
Then again, I don't know
Would you advise people cancel future travel trips to the region including Turkey to Turkey now
What do you mean all the Iranians that are like escaping Iran fly out of Turkey?
What part of Turkey are you flying to I?
Wouldn't suggest you fly to Adana, but I don't think any fucking tourists are going to Adana, right?
What's going on? I'm an American from Kentucky and I heard about Adonai. I would like to
be, I would like to go to Adonai. I heard they got, Cuba Day is what they call it.
The Iranians call it Cuba Day. Turkish people call it Adonai Kebab. The only Americans
go to Adana, go to Adana because the injury base is there, okay? Every American dreams of
going to Bechiktaş, which is in Istanbul, so you're fine.
We've got Kubideh in Adana. Yes, Kubideh is the Persian version of Adana kebab or
or Antep Kebab or Urfa Kebab, okay?
Those are the three Kebab capitals.
But when we say Kebab, we mean like the minced meat
that's like long.
We also have Kefte, okay?
Which also kinda is like the same as a Kebab almost,
but it's ground meat.
Anyway, all right, whatever.
What the fuck am I talking about?
Alright, IRGC said that it launched liquid and solid fuel missiles at Al-Qajir air base in central Saudi Arabia,
south of Riyadh, this is where they also hit the five American Stratotankers and I think disabled them.
The IRGC said the base where the F-35 and F-16 fighter jets of the US terrorist regime are armed and also host refueling tankers and AWACS aircraft.
IRGC, the destruction and pinpoint drones of the IRGC Aerospace Force are identifying the hiding place of terrorist USA Army soldiers
In the area, people in the area are requested to stay away from the hiding place of American soldiers.
Smart RGC video they blur the surroundings as opposed to the Patriot missile for in Israel from earlier. Yeah
Does Iran still have factories building the drones are they bombed yes, they do their factories they're they're
They're the overwhelming majority of the production capabilities are underground
They do have buildings like they have standing buildings above ground and America blows those things up all the time
And I'm sure some of those like hold some of the materials and shit like that
But most of the most of the facilities are underground
Well, not most of them, but there's a decent amount of facilities that are underground
You were right they do sound like lawnmowers. Yeah, I mean, it's not a very complex machine
Does Iran still have Tomahawk factories? Yeah, famously, the Tomahawk that they used on the
Mina school was the Iranian Tomahawk. Not complex, let's make use, let's see you make
one, buddy. Brother, are you trying to get me in the crosshairs of the federal government?
We already went through this last week when these motherfuckers were like,
post talking about how drone warfare has dramatically changed the way that like
wars are, uh, you know, the eva commercial availability drones have
dramatically changed the way that people conduct wars and have rendered suicide
bombing, uh, totally unnecessary, a relic of the past and, uh, famously canary
mission and all these other like, uh, pro Israel ops were trying to make it
seem like I was in favor of, of, I was educating my audience on how to use drones to do suicide
bombing missions or something. Fucking idiots.
US is not going to achieve its goals in this war. What did you mean by that? And let's
remind ourselves, what are the real objectives here? They keep changing. Is it nuclear, rollback,
regime change, regional dominance? Is it a coherent story of what the goals are?
Well, the story that the administration tells is not coherent because they bounce around
from one rationale to another.
But the main goal here for sure is regime change because if you don't get regime change,
if you don't put a regime in place that is subservient to the United States and the
Israelis, then you can't get Iran to give up its nuclear enrichment capability.
You can't get Iran to give up its ballistic missiles, and you can't get Iran to stop supporting
the Houthis, Hamas, and Hezbollah.
To achieve those particular goals, you need a new regime that will cooperate with the
United States and Israel.
The administration thought that it could achieve that end, the end of regime change, by decreasing
decapitating the regime early in the conflict.
Well, it decapitated the regime,
and the regime remains intact.
Now, it's punishing the Iranian population.
It's hitting all sorts of targets across Iran.
And you have to ask yourself whether or not
you think this punishment campaign that's now in place
is gonna produce regime change.
And the historical record tells us very clearly
that a punishment campaign executed by air power alone
has never succeeded in producing regime change.
This tells you there is no reason to think
that we're gonna get regime change in this case
with air power alone.
We're gonna have to put boots on the ground
as we did in Iraq if we want regime change.
And we're not gonna put boots on the ground.
So I don't see how we end up winning this war
And I don't see anybody who can tell a plausible story about how we get
damn three members of the Iran's women's football team who saw
the asylum in Australia have decided to return to Iran, leaving only three of
the seven players who initially asked for protection to remain in Australia.
35 players all offered asylum and now down to three.
They were like, damn, this place sucks.
I miss Kuba day.
Averable regime change.
So a strikes alone will not get the United.
No, they didn't.
Dude, they did not choose Iran over Australia.
They chose Iran being bombed by Israel and America over Australia.
There is a big difference, okay?
What the fuck?
They saw Drew Pavlov and they were like, I'm out.
Nah, fuck this.
A nation state that offers safe harbor to this parasite is not
a nation state that I want to seek asylum in.
States there, and you're saying that a massive ground invasion is not possible
yet. The White House press secretary, Caroline Livid, declined to rule out
the possibility of a military draft if the war escalates. You don't see that?
No, not at all. I mean, we did Afghanistan. We did Iraq.
Yes. The reality is there's a likelihood that they got pressured by their families
who are still in Iran, even though there is, you know,
people will say like, that's the reason why no one wanted to seek asylum in Australia.
They turned into forever wars.
The American populace has no interest in another ground war.
You want to remember that when President Trump started this war on February 28, only 20%
of Americans were in favor of the war.
This is the first example in our history of where a president took the country into a
war where he didn't have public opinion behind him.
And the idea that after Iraq and Afghanistan, we're going to invade a country like Iran,
which is as big as Western Europe and contains 93 million people, and occupy that country
and affect regime change and do social engineering is, in my opinion, not going to happen.
I just want to talk about how President Donald Trump campaigned.
He campaigned against forever wars, but recently claimed that the United States could fight
was, I quote, forever, because American weapons supplies are virtually unlimited, yet later
he suggested the Iran war was very complete, pretty much another direct quote.
What do you make of these mixed signals?
Is forever war feasible?
You want to remember that before the war started, General Cain, who President Trump handpicked
to be the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told him that the United States did
not have a viable military option in Iran. This is the chairman of the joint chiefs of
staff.
Yeah, not only did he say that, but because no one internally was listening, he went and
he sang like a fucking bird to every goddamn nation news outlet that he could consistently
reiterating the position
over and over again
we had no plan and we were fucked
and he told him that if we fought a long war
in iran
we would be in serious trouble
because we did not have the weapon stocks we did not have enough sophisticated
weapons
of the defensive sort and of an offensive sort
to wage a long war. So the argument that we have an endless supply of weapons that will allow us
to wage a protracted war with Iran is in contradiction to what the chairman of the joint chiefs of
staff said. Furthermore, if you look at the Ukraine war, one of the reasons that we were so upset
about the fact that we were pouring huge numbers of weapons into the Ukraine war is because we
we were running down our stocks to dangerous levels.
To take this a step further, go to the Pacific.
Almost everybody who's looked at what a China-US war
over Taiwan would look like understands
that after 30 or so days, we would, in good part,
run out of sophisticated munitions.
So this idea that we have this inventory,
this endless inventory of sophisticated weapons
we can use against Iran is simply wrong.
Final question to you.
The war with Iran already has a global impact on the economy, the global economy, on diplomacy,
on military.
What does this mean for countries like Russia and China, non-Western powers?
How do they respond to this political moment?
Well, I think if you take the Russians, this war is good news.
I mean, as a result of the oil crisis, why is the straight close?
Once we figure that out, should be fairly, fairly easy to reopen it.
There's a brilliant strategy.
Ryan, thank you.
I didn't even consider that.
We should think about that.
He's on to something.
It's just sad because that question is not asked by any of the top minds in America,
you know.
Donald Trump has decided to ask China to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz with its military.
That's awesome.
Hey, China, I know this is one of your larger oil trading partners here, but could you potentially
wage war with them because Israel asked us to do so and we obliged and now we realize
that they do have hands.
They didn't get the memo that it's illegal to strike back against American bases and
American assets in the region or close the Strait of Hormuz.
America hates this one simple trick.
It's called closing the Strait of Hormuz.
We hate it.
We hate it a lot.
China, come on, come on, let bygones be bygones.
I know we've been waging a cold war against you for like the last couple decades, but
come on, what'd you do as a solid?
Come on, Xi.
Come on, Xi.
You don't want to do as a solid?
Russians are greatly improving their oil sales situation. They're selling more oil in air.
The street is open. The only problem is Iran is shooting.
Yeah, the street is open, guys. It's open. Come on. Take a swim. It's open. It's totally good.
It's just, you know, there's just lobbing missiles at anybody that crosses it. That's not a Chinese
like tanker or an Iranian one but
and they're selling that oil at a higher
price so the idea that we the United
States are going to cripple the Russian
economy with sanctions is an argument
that basically goes out the window
because of this war if anything the
Russians have a vested interest in seeing
this war continue and seeing oil prices
rise they benefit from that and as far
as the war in Ukraine is concerned it's
likely that this conflict will put
significant limits on how much American weaponry can be sent to Ukraine, which again favors
the Russians.
So the Russians actually look like a winner in this conflict.
And I think the same thing is true with the Chinese.
This will increase Chinese influence in the Middle East.
It will increase Chinese influence around the world.
They will look like a stable and reasonable regime compared to the Trump administration.
So I think for those two countries, the other two great powers in the system, this war is
a good thing.
John Mieshamer, thank you for joining us on UpFront.
My pleasure.
Dude, this is not real, okay?
images very obviously AI generated. Like, is this the reason why people are saying Benjamin
Anyahu's dead? Like, there's so many people that have come into my chat. It's real. I was there.
It's real. I was the missile. It's just like, I don't know if it's AI or if it's Photoshop. It's
It's just not real. Okay. Imagine if Nenio isn't dead, but he just barely survived the
strike, but now he's R worded. They'll patch him up with the organs and limbs and genetic
material of obliterated idea personnel and he'll show him again. He'll seem a little
off, but it will be able to serve as purpose. Yeah. He comes back. John Fetterman comes
back brain looking like John Federmann. Bro we need this let us have this. Brother that's
not how this works. Okay. Evil never dies. And no the video that they released of him
doesn't have six fingers. I don't know where the fuck people counted six fingers. I watched
that video. Okay, he did not have six fingers in that video, you're wrong.
Also, Benjamin Enyao doesn't have the Trump-style hypnosis capabilities in his own base. Israeli
society only allows Benjamin Enyao to be president because he is the most vicious bloodthirsty
guy who can hold a coalition together. Okay, so if he got John Federer swapped all of a sudden and
came out of the fucking rubble, came out of the fucking rubble, a staunch anti-zine is, they would
just kill him. Israeli society would just kill him. Okay, they'd be like, they'd kill him with hammers.
And then find the next fucking psychopath. Israeli opposition is led by what Yari Lapid,
Have you heard the guy talk about fucking Iran? Have you heard him talk about?
Lebanon there it's there is not a
single person that has any real viability in the Israeli Knesset that is from a functioning party
That that would would be you know against Israel's genocidal ambitions here
The only way that you can put an end to this is by one
targeting the American unholy allegiance and and through domestic and
international pressure cut ties with Israel or forced America to cut ties
with Israel or punish Israel so much with military deterrent that they think
twice before they engage in any sort of destabilizing initiatives. That's it.
The idiocracy has gone so extreme that people don't know how to count the five
Yeah, what the fuck he's grown an extra finger. Why are they saying this is there's five fingers here? What are they talking about?
It was a different picture. Yeah, it's bullshit
Y'all are crazy. Thank you for having me. I
I love that people are saying other hands sincerely like there is any sort of there's any sort of like
You know truth to
It doesn't have six all the time my eyes inconsistent, okay
And now people are saying no it's the teeth
This is a sign of desperation
Anyway, NBC's Richard Engel, to top Nanny Ahu advisor, Oh for Falk, what info did you
have that Iran was about to carry out an imminent attack?
What information did you have that Iran was about to carry out an imminent attack?
One good indication was that for 47 years they've been saying death to America, death
to Israel, believe it.
It needs that when they were ramping up their capabilities with the ballistic missiles.
They're stringing along the negotiations.
Brother, you can't say 47 years and imminent at the same time.
Like that's not how language works, okay?
And I know English is your first language, bitch-ass, okay?
You can't be out here saying 47 years and imminent in the same sentence.
It betrays its eminence.
What the hell has a 47 year wind up dude?
Oh dude, it's just any day now.
For 47 years we've been waiting any day now.
They always, meanwhile, while they are saying death to America, whatever explored was why
they were saying it.
Well, we very well know why they were saying it.
These guys do.
Um, it was because of all the things that we were doing.
We were both saying death to Iran and also simultaneously doing death to Iran.
ironically enough
it's crazy to me that america's are still do by the shit like they had our
freedom lie
listen to your negotiators they'll tell you the truth
they're stringing along they always lie and it was an imminent threat and we
removed that in the threat
i still don't understand what the imminent threat was that they were
going to attack israel attack american bases attack the u.s
any minute threat of what
all of the above
all of the above they were threatening their neighbors look at what they're doing now
they're they they're shooting at all their their immediate neighbors all the time you
know the mask is revealed
he's he's haha
only after we blew them up
multiple times
and engaged in a
heinous first strike amidst a another negotiation another bullshit negotiations
process
did they start striking back at american military bases how we do all along
guys it's a death cult
There's literally no leg to stand on.
There's no argument, dude.
It's crazy.
They're not only called and killed Americans
for 47 years and Israelis for 47 years.
Now they're killing their neighbors.
Of course they're attacking the firing now
because they're under attack.
There's a hot war going on.
I'm trying to understand what started this war.
They slaughtered thousands, tens of thousands of Iranians.
They slaughtered them on the streets.
30,000 innocent people, they slaughtered on the streets.
It's a matter of days. It's a death cult. It's a death cult, and we're moving that threat.
Come on, this blottering. Come on. Come on, Richard, what if you fucking agree with me, you fucking piece of shit?
President Trump said that Iran blotterings away from developing a nuclear weapon and eventually using one. Is that Prime Minister Netanyahu's assessment as well?
as well? Well, we know that they wanted it. We know that they were planning it. We know
that was an imminent threat. You see today what they're doing with the oil. They're black
reeling the world with the oil. They would blackmail the world with the minks. President
Trump is saving the free world right now. But were they just weeks away from having
a nuclear weapon? Well, that was their intention. I don't know if it was weeks or months or
whatever it was, but it was an imminent threat and certainly the ballistic missiles that
they were trying to bury underground would have been immune.
And then what?
We'd leave this threat for our kids, for our grandkids, now we've got to do it now.
The price of action is often high.
The price of inaction is often much higher.
Yeah, Trump has turned out office by targeting Egypt to mediate to end the conflict. I believe
it is because he plans a dual operation. He wants to see how it plays out. Take over a
car guideline by the Marine expeditionary unit and international coalition of the willing
to escort ships through the streets. This is unlikely to work even after an operation
if successful. The streets will remain an Iranian kill box due to drones, missiles and
sea mines. Even with escorts, the U S might only be able to protect 10% of normal traffic,
which would not resolve the global energy crisis. No, the car has nothing to do with controlling
the straight. Car has everything to do with offering a pressure point to the Iranian government
and a launching pad for further military operations on Iranian soil.
The problem, however, is that it's going to be very difficult to hold anyway, but that's
It's not going to actually help aid in opening the trade at all.
Zelensky tells Zakaria that Russia gave Iran, oh, Zelensky, remember he says that Russia
gave Shah as Iran, which were used against U.S. bases?
Is there any information about this report that the Russians are providing Iran with
intelligence specifically. I mean, he may spoke. He meant Iranians gave Russia shots
inviting Iran with intelligence on where American troops are, where American assets
are so that the Iranians can strike and kill Americans. First of all, Russia gave, uh,
drones already. These shekis. They are using Iranian licenses, you know, that they built
and produced a lot of drones, they gave them. I have 100% facts that they, the tyrannian regime
used against American bases and against our Middle East.
Yeah, bro, you're pro-Israel. Like, you know, if you can understand, if people who are,
If people who are pro-Ukraine can constantly come into my chat and be like, well, like, what are you going to do?
I mean, what is he supposed to do? He just needs fucking aid. Then you can now understand why North Korea or
Iran would be aiding Russia.
If it's the Eastern flank
versus the western imperial powers, then yeah, of course all these other smaller countries
or regional powers with their own goals are going to aid and abet the other side.
47 years of American domination over Iranian society, the Iranian economy,
directly engaging in proxy wars against the Iranian population, and yet no shit
Iran is going to fucking aid whoever is fighting back against America or
American agents or or engaging in proxies. That's just how it works. Do you think
your country deserves another Cuban Missile Crisis? I mean, the first Cuban Missile Cri—wait,
I totally read that differently. I thought you were talking about Turkey. Because that's
why the Cuban Missile Crisis started. And yes, oh my god, I wish Cuba had nukes. Are
you fucking kidding me? I wish there was a champion out there that would give nuclear
payload to Cuba so the cuba can remain free okay oh my lord are you kidding me
that is bait don't fall for the clip champ yeah what what clip champ this is a
consistent position that I've held yes yes 100%
Looks at China with intent, China will never do that.
She does not have that dog in them.
Yeah, every pro-Israel Democrat, the second they get a primary challenger, immediately
start running around being like, I'm going to destroy ICE.
That's a dangled, that post was about a dangled flier.
The Treaty of Tlaid Tolco prevents Latin America from holding any nuclear weapon.
I did not know that, but I don't give a fuck, fuck treaties.
Who gives a shit?
Oh, wow.
Yeah, that treaty can suck my dick, dude.
How about that?
What treaties?
America literally deposed and kidnapped a foreign head of a sovereign state.
What are we talking about?
treaties. Who the fuck cares about treaties, man? This shit's about survival, brother.
Oh, this guy's awesome. The USA is a net oil exporter. Okay, if you want to understand
the brain trust at play here, okay? The USA is a net oil exporter. Closing the
Strait of Hormuz hurts almost every other country more than it hurts the USA, except
Russia. But we can make it hurt even less. We can keep domestic oil prices cheap while
also raising money for the federal government. If the straight stays closed, the US government
should impose an export tax, export tariff on oil. For example, say the global oil price
hits 150, 150 a barrel. Domestic oil producers right now make a profit of anything above
$65 a barrel, but oil was trading around $80 before the war. So let's be nice to them.
Put a $70 export tariff on each barrel taken out of the country. Then domestic oil companies
These will be indifferent between exporting oil for 150 and paying a $70 tariff or selling
domestically for $80. And so the price in America will fall back to $80. Okay. This
is, yeah, as in gold logic, this would help the American people raise revenue for federal
government, allow domestic oil producers to continue making very good profit and remove
all the domestic political leverage that the Iranian regime is hoping to exert by controlling
the Strait of Hormuz win win win win. It's a no brainer. The oil lobby doors open, massive
package win win win. It's a no brainer. The oil lobby will bitch, but we're fighting an
oil war right now that's making them massively wealthy, so maybe they should just shut the fuck up.
I'm pretty annihilated out the homemade dayquil I've been brewing and want to work with the
dynamic thinkers such as yourself. What if we make it illegal to pay refinery workers until
the oil is sold and also suspend the practice of currency exchange. Two words, price of the barrel
goes down. It's so funny that this guy only wants to do communism if it means being able to wage
Israel's war against America for the record. Like he's developing why the export, or sorry,
the extraction industry should be nationalized by first principles, okay? But only after
it means waging an insane war against Iran at the behest of Israel.
that's cool man thank you no I I love that idea we should also give health care to every
American as long as we can keep slaughtering Iranians I guess what kind of fucking take
is this I thought this guy just did history take talks no this is one of my favorite like
Crank history guys.
Austin really wants booster the dropout and cross endorse cat
like real bad I don't think she's gonna do that by the way we'll get to that in a little
bit. I'm assuming so the APAC after right yes. She's chasing the bag. No, she's not
have been chasing the bag it's more petty than that I think that's what it is
Jeff Curry from Goldman Sachs probably the best person I know regarding commodities
to take on oil prices even if there's a ceasefire tomorrow right now the next
five minutes the world's changed for one you've disrupted global supply
chains this is not just a disruption on its gas its fertilizers its metals its
petrochemicals, the list goes on and on, and then you've disrupted supply chains in countries
all over the world, the ships are in the wrong places, the insurances are being cancelled,
you've taken the pressure out of the fields that you've shut in, in places like Saudi
Arabia or Iraq or even in the UAE, I can just, the list goes on and on, the damage is going
to take months to unwind.
But I want to bring it to the immediate.
There is no policy response that can stop this assent and crude.
None.
And yes, you've behaved this 400 million barrel headline.
Flow rate is what matters.
You know the maximum sustainable flow rate is 2 million barrels per day.
So 400, that'll take them.
Got to be honest, a lot of Chicago left thinks what they're doing in Bush was extremely annoying.
Yeah, well, has the Chicago left thought about growing the fuck up and, and leaning
into the only viable anti-Israel candidate. No, of course not, of course not, because
it's all fucking petty drama bullshit, because Kat also is like a little bit of a fucking
drama queen, not a drama queen necessarily, but like, you know, people just think she's
a carpetbagger, she's not like OG from Chicago. Who gives a fuck? I don't give a shit, dude.
it turns out a lot of the Chicago left is not significant enough of a number of voters
considering a lot amounts to 6%. It's crazy. Yeah, she's just an influencer. I don't give
a fuck who it is. Okay. Wake up. I don't give a fuck who it is and neither should you.
You're going against Mike. No, Mike already went against himself. But the problem is
a lot of you watch one fucking Michael from Pennsylvania video, and then you think that's
still the same, you know, attitude that he has.
Michael already apologized for his takes. Anyway, my guests are here. Okay. I'm going
to do a, I'm going to do a quick interview with the, um, of the people that made the
voice of Henry job. Okay. We're going to switch gears for a little bit and then we'll get
back to monitoring the situation as the world is on fire. Okay, hold on. Let me fold this.
How many people we got?
Hello?
How many people?
Okay, all right.
Yeah, yeah, I'm already live.
Oh, yeah, she's a big, big lady. Oh, so two people.
Oh, yeah, you're on camera already. Okay. No, it's all good. You can come in if you
want.
All right, let's bring you in all right let's do it here we go this is my base of operations
is very, there's a lot of chaos here. Okay. Let me, let me do some stuff here as well.
Thank you so much for coming. I'm gonna, I'm gonna play the trailer first. Is that alright?
Or is that embarrassing? Some people, some people will be like, Oh, I don't want to,
I don't want to watch my own trailer. But we're gonna, I don't know. It's like, it's
like hearing your own voice. Actors, do this. Yeah. Well, some people will also go to the
be like I don't want to hear my own voice you know Kaya in us oh my god lady she's
she's a little baby all right um here let's start here
Yeah
Just beginning
I don't want to see you.
I don't want to see you.
I don't want to see you.
This is the chance, Mr. Sardis Taf.
We have to give him the entire case.
If there's nothing, we'll have to.
I don't want to see you.
I don't want to see you.
See, they're young.
They're all young.
They're old and they can't live their lives if they don't give them the rights.
We are shooting at a car with a little gear inside, can you imagine that?
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Are you okay?
Yes, I'm fine.
Ben?
Yes?
I'm coming to pick you up.
I'm coming to pick you up.
I'm coming to pick you up.
All right, so what's been happening in there? Sorry. Okay. So that's the voice of Henry
Job. And today we have called their Ben Hania. Am I am I saying it correctly? Yes. How would
that. Okay. Is that good? All right. Perfect. I'm a little nervous. I'm sorry. I'm a little
emotional as well. I, um, I covered the story as it was happening, as it was unfolding in
real time. There's a point of it where they actually talk about how they're going to release
it on the internet. And I remember like seeing the story materialized in real time, talking
to some of my friends that were also at Al Jazeera. And I will say that right off the
jump, I watched it and I haven't cried this much in years. And that even includes like
in the real-time coverage that I've been doing over not just the story of Henry Job, but
also there are thousands of Henry Jobs, tens of thousands of Henry Jobs in Gaza and beyond.
And this was very emotional, very impactful, and you used the actual audio of him in the
movie for those of you who don't know.
But yeah, thank you so much for coming on.
I have a lot of, you know, I have a lot of questions for you, but the introduction that
I wrote out is, today we're joined by Academy Award winner, Academy Award nominated Tunisian
filmmaker, Couture Ben Hania, and the wonderful cast behind The Voice of Henry Jabba, a film
about the five-year-old girl was murdered in the hands of the Israeli occupation forces
in Gaza.
In Rajah was trapped in a bombed-out car surrounded by her slain family members while
Israeli tanks and soldiers shot 355 rounds into the vehicle.
The film covers the harrowing perspective of the first responder call center workers in
Palestine trying to communicate with him for hours while working their way through Israel's
multi-layer bureaucracy to send medical help.
total nine civilians were murdered including the ambulance driver who came to rescue Hind.
So thank you so much for coming on.
Of course this is so right off the jump there's actually some interesting
controversy surrounding even the the attendance at the Oscars.
One of the main actors, one of them is Lee's Maltes Maldives was unable to travel to the
United States to attend the Academy Awards that's happening tomorrow because he holds
Palestinian citizenship. In December 2025, Donald Trump banned Palestinians with Palestinian
authority issued passports from entering the United States. How do you reckon with this reality
when a lead actor in your movie is incapable of traveling to the United States, do the
the restrictions imposed on him by his occupiers?
I mean, I'm especially sad because we know we live in an unjust world.
You have to fight for justice.
And I did this movie also for justice.
We can talk about it later, but we know that there is a ban,
not only for Palestinians.
It's a racist ban because it targets many Arab countries and African countries.
So, if you are born in one of those countries and you need to travel, the system is already
rigged.
So, all my four Palestinian actors are Palestinian, but the three other actors have other passport
citizenship.
So, they can travel and be at the Oscar.
Muathaz was born in Jeanne camp.
He grew up there, he attended the Freedom Theatre, which is a mythical place to learn
how to become actor with all the pain and all the trauma he went through when he was
child and he can't be here.
We were together and he's not the only one because we wanted also to bring his mother
with Sam. She was with us at the BAFTAs in London, but also because she had only one
citizenship, one passport, the Palestinian passport, she can't.
Yeah. No, it's an ongoing injustice in many ways that I think a lot of Westerners, a lot
of Americans don't even comprehend. It's one of the many different ways, and one of
the many different invisible ways in which Palestinians are still subjected to this.
I totally agree and I wanted just to add something because now I am Tunisian, I'm from Tunisia.
So I have a Tunisian passport and at some point because I studied and I worked in France
I had the French citizenship, it's a little like opening about and I was so tired about
me going to present one of my movies where I had the Tunisian passport asking me visa
all the time asking me question. I did a movie, my first movie nominated for Anuska, The Men Who
Solved His Skin. It was about Lisa, like the main thing. So as you know, people who are privileged
never think about those things. How to travel? They go to the airport, they book a plane,
but for the half of the earth, it's something very, very complicated. So when you are an artist,
when you are a storyteller, when you are a professor, it's very complicated to travel,
to meet other people. So yeah, it's an ongoing justice.
Yeah, I have, I'm fortunate enough to also have an American citizenship as well as a
Turkish one. And my family members have always had a very hard time coming to the United
States of America, even though I live here to come and visit me. And it was really funny
because when we were traveling to China this past year, that was the first time my American
partners that I have a podcast with had ever had to go through a rigorous visa process,
and they were shocked. They were like, what do you mean we have to like release our passport to
the government, to the Chinese government? That's crazy. It's like, what do you think,
what do you think the American visa process looks like? It's way more rigorous than the Chinese one.
You need to have like numerous family members that can vouch for you on US soil tell them make exactly where you're going
I mean and for Mata's and hence mother we were like
Ready to do all the visa process, but we have a ban which is another level
Yeah, no, absolutely. It was disastrous. It was what he'll Palestine is one of the groups that I was working with
for for
medical transfers of Palestinian children that were harmed by our
our taxpayer-funded bombs that Israel was using on them,
and Laura Loomer is this one,
the Trump administration advisor's crazy, crazy woman,
total Islamophobe, and she was able to single-handedly
command Marco Rubio at the State Department
to deny Palestinians even medical transfer
into the United States of America,
an organization that is already working
the state of Israel, already working with the United States of America as well, and
they stopped it all together.
One of the most evil things I have personally been a part of, personally encountered.
Speaking of evil, I think you showcased through the almost perfect recreation of events the
way the ominous presence of Israel at every step of the way
and every aspect of Palestinian existence.
One of the things that I thought was very fascinating
was much like zone of interest, Israel is ever present.
And everything.
Yeah, we have the producer of zone of interest here.
I know this, which was awesome as well,
but I noticed that just like the zone of interest,
like Israel's presence,
just like the concentration camp is like ever present,
but never shown.
Israel's presence is all over this movie.
And yet, I don't think there's ever a single instance
where Israel is ever shown at all.
And yet, it plays a massive role
in the day-to-day existence of Palestinians.
And I thought that was like very ominous.
Was that a deliberate choice?
Yeah, because since I made this choice of,
because how you portray Israel,
the soldier in the tank, the fact that you will show him, it will be Israel? No, it's
like, it's a huge system. And me as a filmmaker, I've been always understated by the systemic
violence, the silent one, because a lot of people told me, why don't you show, it's
war movie, show the gun, show the tank, show the, you know, I was like, no, I am not those
kind of filmmaker, there were a lot of war movies. When I heard why you have an ambulance
eight minutes away and you can't send the ambulance, for me this is way more interesting
because nobody is talking about the laws imposed by the occupation on the Palestinian because
this little girl is Palestinian. You can't send an ambulance. You have to ask the permission
of those who killed her family through, you see in the movie, a lot of anti-Mijir.
So they can tell you, okay, now you can send an ambulance. And the moral dilemma
of taking this decision, should you like follow all their, we are talking about bureaucracy,
Kefke and bureaucracy, but it's bureaucracy by design. It's not like the Soviet bureaucracy.
It's done by design to make their life impossible and the life of this little girl
impossible but in a literal way. Yeah, no, absolutely. It's a there's a there's a complex
web of communications that you perfectly showcase in it, where the Palestinian Red Crescent is
communicating with the Palestinian with the Red Cross, and then the Red Cross is communicating
with either the Israeli government or Khojat directly. And then Khojat is the one that's
it's like allowing deconfliction to happen.
There's no movement for EMS systems inside of Palestine,
inside of Gaza, without the go ahead by Israel.
And of course, one of the other aspects of the story
is that even with the deconfliction that takes place,
Israel still ends up shooting and killing.
Yeah, they don't respect their own rule.
Yeah, exactly.
And they've done this with even Westerners as well,
with the World Central Kitchen.
they've done this with Americans in the West Bank as well,
American Palestinians.
And there is, I mean, it is almost ironic
that that same system of enforcement
that reaches far beyond the occupied territories
that are illegally occupied by Israel,
but also even to the United States of America.
And that even continues with the travel restrictions
that were implemented that made it so that
his mother could not make it to the Oscars this year.
And it's gotten worse, ironically, because last year, I had everyone from no other land,
their whole family was here, and they're also on a Palestinian passport.
So like, while the crisis has grown, while the death tolls have grown, the way that America
responds has gotten even worse.
It's unimaginable.
So you were before attending Venice, you were receiving countless attacks.
Even this week pro-Israel groups are targeting the film.
Now Congress has introduced the Justice for Hindrajab Act in response to the film.
How does it feel to make a piece of art so powerful that the US government is playing
a role in finally responding to this unconscionable murder?
It's incredible.
I mean, this is something I'm very proud of because I was thinking a lot about my job
as a filmmaker and what does it mean to tell stories when the unthinkable is happening in reality
and how to portray this reality and how to make impactful movies. Can movies change things?
You know, we often think about movies as entertainment, you know, to escape and what
about something telling you this is happening and this is painful? So the act of this bill is
something, it's a premiere, it never happened and it's something about justice and accountability,
not only for Hendrajab, the bill have the name of Hendrajab, but it's also something about
the thousands and the thousands of the killed children and civilians. And it says something,
as you said, we are in a thing, are getting worse, but we have like a glimpse of hope
because we have this this act, it's something starting right now. And I think that justice
and accountability are something very, very important. And this bill is calling for this,
and I want to thank the representative who proposed this bill and it's proposed in the Senate
and in the Congress. Yeah. If the Congressional Act is passed, the bill will require Marco Rubio
and Pete Hexeth to produce a report within 45 days that explains whether or not this murder
violates the U.S. Foreign Assistance Act and the lihi law. These are these are two things that would
actually render all aid to Israel inoperable in our state. Like we and there are already laws
in the books. We've just never applied them over the course of the last two and a half years where
Israel is conducting this genocide. Some members of Congress are eager to see justice yet since
October 7th. The United States has sent 21.7 billion dollars to the state of Israel. But there is
another bill. Block the bombs. Block the bombs as well. But as far as these goes, we were
talking about arts impact and your role to play. Do you feel like every person, no matter
what, because this is a question I receive all the time from a lot of students when I
I visit college campuses, like, what am I supposed to do?
I'm just a, I'm an artist.
What am I supposed to do?
I'm just a filmmaker.
What am I supposed to do as far as, like,
is this actually moving the needle in some way?
Or is it just causing people to feel like
they're participating in activism?
Do you have a message for people like that?
You know, I did this movie because I felt helpless.
And when you feel helpless, you should feel angry
because you are not helpless.
I mean, we are talking today about a bill, you know,
with the name of this little girl,
a bill for justice and accountability.
So I think anybody who can think that they are helpless,
they should canalize their anger about being helpless
in something.
Anybody can do something.
And I believe really in the power of the collective action.
And this movie, it was a great journey,
because when people watch it, it's
like witnessing a crime, when you witness a crime, you feel
responsible, you know, you should do something. So I have a lot
this question, like after the screening, what can I do? And I
always tell everybody you can do something, talk to your
representative, you can donate the smallest thing you can do
can have a huge effect. It's better than saying I can do
anything and things are the way that they are.
Yeah. This is a question that I ask people like Bedal Khaled as well, who's from Gaza,
who's a Palestinian photojournalist, very famous, and I interviewed him in Doha. He
escaped Gaza with most of his family, but some of his family still remain behind. And
I asked him how he felt about the situation. Do you feel conflicted or is there like a
a sense of shame, almost.
It's something that I've heard from a lot of people
that do a lot too broad in the outreach
and broad in awareness.
Did you feel a little conflicted at any point
while you were making this movie
that victims like Hindra Jabba,
I mean, it's outside of your power,
but victims like Hindra Jabba are ever-present
and still very much trapped in Gaza?
Like, was that a part of,
Did that play a role in your creative process?
Did that change the dynamic a little bit for you at all?
Like why specifically in Dresjab?
Not...
No, just in general, like, was that...
Did that complicate things for you?
That like, this is a real story of a real person
that you were shedding light on.
And like, initially, I believe their family
was still stuck in Gaza as well.
No, they've been evacuated.
his mother and her family.
I'm a documentary filmmaker.
I started doing documentary.
I did narrative and documentary.
I did both hybrid film.
And I know that when you do documentary,
you portray real people life.
It's very different from fiction, as we know it.
Like fiction is actor.
You hire actor.
And then when the shooting and the promotion is finishing,
everybody go to his life.
when you portray real life stories, especially the story,
like handra jab, it's for life, it's a commitment.
Like, I knew when I picked up the phone in the beginning,
because I was asking myself, I mean,
this story affected me beyond words.
So, and as I said, I felt helpless, I felt angry,
and I thought, what can I do?
I'm a filmmaker, I have the tools to tell a story,
But they have no legitimacy, like, who I am to tell this wonderful little girl from Gaza.
So the first thing I did is to call her mother, to call the family.
And we had a long conversation about hand.
And one of the first things she told me, she talked about justice.
I want justice for my daughter.
And if this film can help in a way, please do it.
So for me, it was something beyond making a movie, you know,
making a movie but making an impact behind it and thinking about justice and accountability.
So yeah, I mean, the idea to tell how to tell this story, this was my job as a filmmaker,
asking myself what is the best way to tell this story and it's like, it's a very complicated
thing when you think about it, you know, because as I said, it's a real story, it's war crime,
and also it's an open wound, it's very sensitive.
And, but at the same time, you know,
I was afraid to like, to maybe I'll not do a very good movie
or it will be, you know, not, not.
So all those elements, but not doing the movie
wasn't an option for me.
I needed, and I needed to do it now.
Ask me why, because a lot of people told me, wait,
Like, you know, the movie we see about World War II waits several years, and then we like
think we'll settle down, and I was thinking, in which way things will settle down?
Like we'll have trial, like we'll have accountability.
So I thought about this sentence of handmother, I want justice for my daughter, and if this
movie can help in a way, please do it.
And today we have this bill asking for justice and accountability.
So, yeah, it was an incredible journey, but it's not all, it's only the beginning, I think.
Yeah, there's also the Hind Rajah Foundation as well that's like, that documents the numerous
war crimes that the Israeli occupational forces have documented themselves on their social
media and then released that information to, you know, European and other governments around
the world if there are dual citizens that have participated in these war crimes.
So it's one of the many different ways where people are seeking out justice.
I do want to talk about utilizing Henry Jobs' own voice in this.
What was the decision-making process there?
Like what made you want to use her voice while also utilizing very talented actors
to portray the other individuals involved.
You know, this movie started because I heard her voice.
It was all over internet, you remember, you said that you covered this.
And because her voice haunted me, and because it was also in social media, and we know that
social media, it's not a place to remember, it's a place to forget, like, you are scrolling
her voice between two other insignificant things, so I was thinking about the way to
to center her voice and to honor her voice in a place where people can sit in the dark,
which is a theater, and listen and know about her story.
So for me, I considered it maybe for two seconds the fact to bring an actress, a child actress,
and to make her mimic what he went through.
And for me, it was like silencing her again.
Her voice was so powerful, I needed her voice to echo everywhere.
So talking with her mother, explaining to her all the process, for me it was obvious,
you know, it's like telling someone why you are using an Frank journal.
It's a private, it's an intimate journal.
She's like, no, you have documents that are bigger than, sometimes bigger than anything.
And her voice wasn't recorded to move us.
Her voice was recorded because she called the call center,
the Palestinian Red Crescent,
and they record all the phone calls.
So it was recorded because it happened.
So what you do with this?
This was the question I asked myself.
No, it was the most impactful moment for me,
like the shifting over with the phone camera.
to showcase the actual people. I mean, I'm still getting chills when thinking about it.
Yeah, you have to tell me what you thought about the movie.
I mean, I've loved the movie. It was incredible. Like I said, I've covered these things every
single day for the past two and a half years. And I've been an anti-Zionist public speaker
against Israel for a decade plus at this point. And day in, day out, covering the atrocities,
talking to some of the journalists that some friends that I had that that passed away some fans that I had in my community that were also content creators that were killed by Israel in the process, I feel like it, it, it has this weird effect on your humanity and the way that you receive this information because I feel like I have a job to do and my job is to like educate people for the best of my ability in the moment and like I'm constantly battling, you know, people who are coming in to my community with
with a lot of hatred towards Palestinians
with a lack of information.
So I felt like I did not have the opportunity
to fully let the emotional toll take its place
until I watched this movie.
And it was very powerful.
Like I said, I don't cry too much.
I'm not a big crier at all.
It's not like on some toxic masculinity thing either.
But the moment that,
I mean, there were a couple of moments where I was tearing up, but the moment that I actually started balling like a baby was when you had this brilliant instance of cinematography where you have a phone camera that's filming the Palestine Red Crescent individuals in Ramallah and the Ramallah call center.
And through the lens of that phone camera,
you see the actual people that were filmed
in the exact same way that you have recreated.
And it reminds people that this is a real story
and it's a 100% faithful adaptation
of exactly what took place.
And it hits you like a truck,
where you're like, I'm not watching a movie.
This is not, there's a narrative through line here,
but this is not actually a movie.
This is real life.
This is a thing that actually happened.
So that was very powerful in my opinion.
That was like the moment where I just, again,
started crying, like, unstoppably.
But yeah, it was great.
I don't know if that's soft or if that's wrong,
or if there was a better way to consume it,
but that was for me that was the part.
I know, there is no specific way, you know?
So, going back to the Henry Job incident, though,
though given that there are so many instances of violence that have taken place, what was it
specifically about Hind and her voice that caused you to think this is what I want to cover and
show the rest of the world? It wasn't like I was looking for something and I found it or I was
picking. I was about to start another movie. I've been writing for several years, it was financed and
we were about to start the pre-production and at the same time I was glued to the news following
what was happening in Gaza and thinking about what what can we do you know we all feel like
angry and I was scrolling on social media and I heard her voice and since it was like I couldn't
unhear it so I stopped the other project the other film I put it aside and I started working on the
voice of Hendrajab because for me I couldn't do any other thing like when you hear her voice there
There is something that, at least for me, that happened to me, that I couldn't do the other
movie or go on with my daily life.
So yeah, it was, I think, something deeply infuriating about injustice in this world.
And I needed to do this movie, to share all the anger I felt and all the sadness I felt
with audience all over the world and to honor her voice and to remember this little girl.
And not only her, when you talk to her mother, she always said, my daughter is not the only
child.
She was recorded.
So think about the thousand, and the thousand, and the thousand, and you said you cried.
Multiply that pain with the number of all those children.
You think that there is a human heart can withstand, you know, like with this.
And this is why a singular story can be powerful, you know, because through this singular story
you can think about the extent that happened around, you know.
Yeah, absolutely. So you chose not to accept the most valuable film prize at the Cinema
for Peace Gala under what conditions would you have considered accepting it and if you
win tomorrow will you accept the Oscar?
I'll not win tomorrow, I know it. For the price most valuable movie of the year, it was a very special award because that room was full of politicians.
A lot of them, they gave cover for the genocide in Gaza, and there was something about using
cinema to absolve themselves like, and I was, no, I'll not be part of this.
And always I remember, hence mother world, I want justice for my daughter.
So you want peace?
You guys are talking about peace.
And in general, I get very suspicious when I have the word peace in the name of something.
There is something always...
So I was thinking that if you want peace, let's have some accountability.
Where are the guys who killed Hind Rajab, the person who gave the order?
Not only Hind Rajab, all her family, the paramedic who came to save her, Ahmed Medhun and Yusuf
Zainu.
and not only them, if you talk about peace,
you can't have peace without accountability.
It's not like a step you can skip.
No, absolutely.
The film has been embraced by international film festivals
but much like other Palestinian films, like No Other Land,
it faces challenges in US distribution.
Can you speak about the industry's reluctance
to support Palestinian stories like this one?
I think there is something shifting.
The industry is still very conservative.
But people want to hear the Palestinian perspective.
There is curiosity.
And this year, there was not only my movie,
but two other wonderful movie, Palestine 36,
and All What is Left of You, done by two wonderful women,
Palestinian director.
And there is a hunger for to know the Palestinian story
and the Palestinian perspective.
I mean, the market is very scared.
Because we talk about the market,
because we live in this world where, when you do a movie
with no star and with subtitles,
you can stay in a very small place, in a niche place.
So you have to fight also to show your movie.
Like my movie, we were thinking, if it was another topic,
like another topic, not about Gaza,
about Palestine, we had the longest standing ovation in Venice Film Festival, we had a big
award in Venice Film Festival and you know with all the work track record you will have the biggest
studio who wanted to distribute your your movie. It wasn't the case but we like we were distributed
by Wella which is also our executive producer and we found the place you know and people
watched the movie actually. Here in the United States I was in a lot of screening doing Q&A
and the other day I was in the supermarket and they were asking for I don't know something you
know too and the guy in the supermarket told me you are the director of this movie this movie
changed my life like he was a young guy you know very and it touched me like he was almost crying so
For me, all this, as I told you, you know, we'll not win tomorrow, but we already, we already won, like for me, it's a...
Why do you think you won't win tomorrow? You keep saying that.
Because, no, because I've been nominated twice before, you know?
I'm like that too, though. I'll always be like, no, no, until it's done. And I'm like, no, no, that's not, stop saying it. I don't know, is that...
Because you are superstitious. Me, I'm being a realist, like...
Oh, okay, so you're not being superstitious?
No, I'm not superstitious.
Okay, I am superstitious.
Maybe it's a Tunisian thing, I don't know.
Turkish people are very superstitious.
No, no, we are related.
We are also very superstitious,
but I'm trying like to be a little bit rational,
but we are all superstitious anyway.
Yeah, there are a lot of like hate campaigns against this.
I mean, it's something that I have personally had to deal
with quite a bit as well.
that's like in the United States of America
at any point in time,
especially now things are changing a little bit,
but like if you advocate for the humanity of Palestinians,
if you showcase the perspective of the Palestinians,
if you recognize them as human beings,
as victims in any way, shape, or form,
with people with lives, dreams,
and a bright future ahead,
you get inundated with unimaginable amounts of hate.
What's the weirdest thing you've seen
from Zionist advocacy groups?
Like, I've seen someone saying Liane, the cousin,
called.
She's killed in the phone.
It's an actress.
It's not true.
Like, someone saying, this never happened.
Like, where is this girl?
You know, stuff like this, but it's not like serious thing.
But you know, it's a little bit, how to say,
when we did this movie, we were thinking about
being scrutinized and being attacked,
and we did everything in our power
to make a bulletproof movie.
Like, we studied everything.
And I think that's why we don't have an official response
because even the Israeli,
till now they are investigating this case,
investigating themselves. But the weirdest attacks I got actually is from pro-Palestinian
people. Like you don't have to do this movie, it's too early. But I know also that it's coming
from a place of trauma. You will tell our story, how you will tell it. And it started before we
those people saw the movie.
Like there was a lot of suspicion around the movie.
But then when they watch it, they change like the perspective.
But yeah, I mean, I don't think about all those things.
The movie is shown in every country on the world
where you have movie theater.
Till now, it's distributed all over the world.
It was in Australia last week.
It will be in Japan in one month.
It was distributed all over Europe, Latin America,
here in the United States, and Canada,
all over the places.
So for me, this is, and we are nominated for an Oscar,
which gives a huge spotlight.
I don't care about the Oscars.
It's not like I need my Oscar thing, you know?
But I know we live in the world,
because this movie, I'm not sure to people like you.
I appreciate that you watch it, you know?
I'm very, very familiar with the situation.
Exactly.
I want people who are not familiar.
And when they watch the movie, you can see their reaction.
Yeah.
It's a strong one.
So I need the spotlight of the Oscar, the spotlight of everything.
Because as I said, when you are an ordinary guy and going back to home,
It's not the movie, the feel good movie that you will play on your TV to watch it.
You need people telling you it's great, it was nominated for an Oscar.
So yeah, all this is very important.
Yeah, and as far as the perspective obviously of propensity of people that you mentioned,
I would say that a lot of those people are probably not in Gaza that had this approach
or had this perspective because from the people I've spoken to, they were all very appreciative
of the prospect of broadening the awareness of yet another unnecessary death and unnecessary
murder and illegal act that took place in the hands of Israel that, at least for the
time being, seemingly is going unaccountable.
So I think people do appreciate it.
There was a Berlin Film Festival instance
that I wanted to ask you about.
They asked some of the actors and some of the directors
over there about their political perspectives,
and they said this is not supposed to be a political place.
Like, this is not a place to talk about politics.
How do you feel about that?
No, it was Fin Van Der's, who was the jury president
in the Berlinale and he said film are not political and I don't agree you know
the fact that you say film are not political is already a political
position in itself you know so I think that anything that deals with the human
being unless you film plant and trees is political in a way even if you say it's
not well even planting trees is political especially in Israel yeah yeah yeah I
I was talking about something about like the sun and the link between the sun and the tree, but you see even trees are political
Yeah, so yeah, what about movie with a human being? Yeah, no, absolutely
What's your message to someone who watches this film and shares the anger that you feel shares anger that I feel
But doesn't know what next steps to take
as I said, you know
This movie, the movie's yours, like use it, first of all, and the movie was used in a
very, very great way by all the NGO and social with your friend, talk about it and organize
yourself, do something, donate, be, join, I don't know, join other people, talk to your
representative and everybody can can see a little bit in his surrounding what he
can do. There's another thing you know which is the fact that people often you
know very nice people well and touching people tell me I can't handle it the
movie. I'm not sure I can watch it and I always tell them you are talking from a
a privileged point of view because you think that the movie will be hard, you don't want
to watch it, but this is a real story. It's happening. So watch it and if it's hard, do
something about it.
Yeah. One of the things that I also found very fascinating was the dynamic between the
the younger first responder on the phone versus like the older person at the call center
that was like in control over the communications, there was almost this pragmatic approach that
he had to take because he had gone through this experience so many more times versus
there was a reluctance to abide by the systems in place and like wanted an understandable
need to immediately intervene, which would have potentially put the ambulance in harm's
way. How did you feel about showcasing that juxtaposition? Because like Palestinian society
is very diverse in both the ways that they handle living under constant Israeli occupation
and sometimes people do, like there is the more pragmatic
approach in instances that's necessary,
but there's also like the immediate rise to the occasion.
Was that deliberate or was that just like something
that happened in real life?
So you just chose to put it in the documentary.
Yeah, I mean, my job as a filmmaker,
I tried to stay very close to reality.
So this screenplay is written through the testimony of the real Omar, real Mahdi, those, the real dispatcher and
employee of the Red Crescent. But they told me a lot of things. So my work as a filmmaker is to
write something coherent that have meaning, because you do a lot of things that don't have meaning. You know, I was curious to know
about everything that happened that day so for me it was very meaningful and
it's normal you know Omar is in the phone this little girl so he's he want
to do anything to save her Mahdi he's job his job is to send the ambulance
he's not in the phone with the girl you know so he's afraid for he and he lost
already colleagues he sent them to their death and in the movie we see Mahdi he
He says, if there is another photo added to this wall, he has a wall of all his killed
colleagues by the Israeli army.
And by the way, the Red Cross sent, they lost 56 members of their crew in rescue mission
like this.
So he said, if there is another photo added to this wall, a resign.
And this is what he did after his job is to send those guys.
He sent them to save this little girl and they were bombarded by an American bomb by
the way.
When they were bombarded, he resigned after because he was an impossible job.
And all this is to say, for me it was very significant when you see that in both cases
you lose, the game is rigged.
Like the Israeli are there imposing all these set of rules, they don't respect those rules.
You follow them or you don't follow them.
You are killed at the end, which is something very, very, very cruel if we think about it.
So for me, it was very important to say, and you know, there is this narrative that Palestinian
are always divided, you know.
You can see that when you are occupied, you don't have much of choice, you know.
So I needed to show, you know, how this systemic oppression, because the two guys wanted the
same thing they wanted to save this little girl they are they want the same
same thing but both of the decision Israel is there to say no both of things
don't don't work you will not it's not working for me you know yeah no but I I'm
just saying like I thought it was interesting that like yes they're
singularly focused on the same goal which is saving Henry Jobs life and but
they had a different way of going about it due to lived experience and and yet you know
they're still united under the same united for with the same goal because and yeah that's
just what it looks like when you are living under constant colonial oppression well thank
you so much for coming on thank you this was remarkable and I hope you guys go watch it
And look, Almasays last year, no other land was here.
And what?
Oh yeah, there's a donation link
that we've been spamming in the chat as well.
If you want to support this fundraiser.
Yeah, there is some things to do, you see.
Yeah, the Voice of Hindrajaug pre-Oscar dinner fundraiser,
50% of the proceeds will go to the Palestinian
Red Crescent Society of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
movement, and then the other is going to Latino Muslim unity, which supports grassroots
nonprofit, advancing social justice, or retelling mutual aid and community advocacy that is
for those who are being targeted by ICE here, because it's that struggle that similar style
of violence also exists here in the United States of America, maybe not to the same degree.
And you know, we work to try to make sure that it doesn't turn into that.
And to try to put an end to all this pain and senseless violence.
But yes, thank you so much for coming on.
And this was wonderful.
And I hope I did a decent job of trying to, you know, get your voice across.
Thank you.
Yeah, I already messed up with the camera because it was, you know, I'm in front of
a director.
I didn't even frame it correctly.
I'm not working.
I don't know how can people watch the movie?
Yeah, the movie is still in some theater, but they can buy it in Apple TV, Amazon.
It's available for streaming.
They can buy it and watch it and share it and talk about it again and meet together,
watch it, watch it together. It's a good experience. I mean, I've been in a lot of movie theater,
people arrive together in group of friends, so they can watch it and they can talk about it after.
Yeah. I would recommend watching it with someone who's like, at this point, still kind of questioning
the Israel stuff that's like, oh, but it's a normal country, right? Like, it's our ally. If you have
anyone that has any like doubt this will clear all of their doubt about the the violent nature of
the Israeli occupation perfectly by focusing on one story one injustice but that covers all of the
the ever present and ultimately very violent systemic forces perfectly well thank you so much
thank you all right what yeah oscars oscars are tomorrow at 4 p.m. uh tune in everybody
okay all right and i'm gonna get i'm gonna turn on this we'll take a photo as well
but here on on our end on the stream side i'm just gonna turn this on happening in the middle east
as we reach day 15 of the war there were more strikes on tiran overnight and u.s forces struck
Harg Island, where almost 90% of Iran's oil passes through.
Donald Trump said military targets there were totally obliterated, but its oil infrastructure
was spared.
The Lebanese authorities confirmed that 12 medics, including doctors and nurses, were
killed in an Israeli strike on a health center in Burj Kalawiyah.
There were also Israeli strikes in the Mushrab district of Beirut and the Harat Sayyidah
area of Sidon.
Iran launched missiles towards central and northern Israel, and Hezbollah rockets were
fired towards northern Israel.
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad was also struck by an Iranian missile.
A drone also hit the port of Fajira on the Gulf of Oman in the United Arab Emirates,
which houses one of the Middle East's largest oil storage facilities, and Iran threatened
further attacks on ports in the UAE.
The Saudi authorities said they had intercepted multiple Iranian drones and a ballistic missile
fired at Al-Khaj.
Our international editor Lindsay Hilson is in Lebanon for us and reports now on the day's
main events and the U.S. targeting Haag Island.
The U.S. said it attacked only military targets on Iran's Haag Island, including the runway,
not the oil storage units, nor other infrastructure from which Iran exports more than a million
barrels per day, about 90 percent of its total energy exports.
A warning strike, then.
But Iran's revolutionary guard is already attacking oil infrastructure in the Gulf, today targeting
Fujairah, the UAE's major bunkering hub, located at the east of the Strait of Hormuz,
not restricted by Iran's selective blockade. So much for President Trump's declaration
that 100% of Iran's military capabilities have been destroyed.
We announced to the leaders of the UAE that the Islamic Republic of Iran believes it to
be its legitimate right in defence of its national sovereignty and territory to strike
the launch points of enemy American missiles, located in shipping ports, docks and military
hideouts sheltered within some UAE cities. Hard to know who will be convinced by this
propaganda video promising that God's storm is on its way, but the Iranians may calculate
that they have the greatest staining power. More strikes on Isfahan. Having knocked out
Iran's defences, the US and Israel have almost total freedom of the air. But it's not clear
they're significantly disabling the Islamic Republic's strategic position. They are, however,
terrifying civilians, like this woman who wants to remain anonymous.
When Israel or the United States issue warnings asking people to evacuate certain areas, we
We simply don't see them.
How are we supposed to know?
Our lives could be in danger.
We are constantly worried about the safety of our families and loved ones.
Video released today shows Iranian Red Crescent rescue crews removing the bodies of four
members of one family who died after a strike in Tehran.
much jeopardy in this war, the price of oil, the destruction of infrastructure across the Gulf,
the danger of it spinning out of control, and the.
There's a lot of movement in the house still.
We're, we're going to do more. Sorry, we're doing situation monitoring.
I hope you guys, I try to do my best there on that interview. I'm, you know, I was a
little, I was a little nervous for sure, because it's like very, oh, the mic is quiet. Yeah.
Okay. You guys are such little bitches, by the way, about the mic situation. Looks like
the Iran-India to cave. Iran allows Indian tankers to do a Hormuz amid
consultations with India. India media announced that Iran today allowed two
Indian flag-LPG carriers to pass through the Shred of Hormuz, a rare exemption
emit. The current disruption is shipping in the narrow Gulf waterway. IRGC Navy
commander Arziza Tangchidi said on X that several tankers carrying Iranian oil
a thousand kilometers away from the country have also been released from
yeah remember when I told you guys this block India no I told you they had
Iranian Tigers so India released the Iranian Tigers of the ACs
He did not specify what the remark appears to refer to three Iranian tankers seized
by India last month according to Iran's Wana News.
India is also hosting 183 Iranian sailors whose vessel docked there after the war began according
to Reuters.
The ship was one of the three Iranian vessels that have recently participated in naval drills
in India.
was torpedoed and sunk by US forces near Sri Lanka. The developments come as India is facing
its worst gas shortage in decades. Horsing authorities to cut industrial gas supplies
to safeguard household cooking gas. A degree of effort from the flagship
NDTV reported four rounds of costalations between India's external affairs minister
S. Jain Sharkhar and Iran's foreign minister Abbas Aakshi. Since the crisis began,
Damn bro, you paranoid? What does that mean?
In late February, a traffic halted and 22 Indian flag vessels remained stuck, or near the narrow Strait of Hormuz 22 after the release today.
Have you heard about the rumors that Nanyahu got killed?
Yes, I covered it earlier.
I'm hoping for it to win tomorrow, but the best international film is really tough this year. You also have two very other political movies, Secret Agent, and it was just an accident. Yeah, I've heard Secret Agent is a fucking banger.
Susan Abulhawa made a 20 minute response.
That's crazy.
Trump still can't grasp that he's playing his favorite man-man-theory game with the
wrong opponent. The IRA isn't playing along like they're supposed to. Bombing Carg is
having the opposite effect. As every escalation in this war, it's only getting worse for Empire.
Breaking, IRGC warns major U.S. corporations in the region to evacuate listed companies
and locations included below. The Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says we
warned the American regime to evacuate all American industries in the region. We ask
people living near industrial factories in which Americans hold shares to leave those
areas so they are not harmed. An accompanying graphic circulated by the RGC, shared by the
the RGC Affiliated Fars News Agency lists US industrial tech energy and financial firms
operating in Jordan and the UAE, including specific office locations.
Examples include Lockheed Martin, Amman Military Liaison Office, Abu Dhabi Global Market,
Boeing, Amman Diplomatic Area, Dubai South Aviation District, Microsoft, Amman Business
Park, Dubai Internet City, Oracle, Abdali Financial District, Amman, ExxonMobil, Amman
Energy Office, Citigroup, Abdali Financial District, Amazon Web Services, Abdali Boulevard,
NSO group, KKR, Boston consulting group, Bain and company, Trafigura, Uptown tower, first
alcohol, uh, Callow street, Dubai. I'm noticing a lot of these places are in Jordan and Dubai.
Katari cat. Why is this only the UAE in Jordan? Is this the full list for all the golf, for
all the golf chatters, for all the golf chatters? This is seemingly just the, the list that
they've released so far. Not sure if you're working in an American company or live near
an American corporation or something. Not sure if you're spared, but I don't know why
they have so much smoke for, I mean, I do know why they have so much smoke for the UAE and
for Amman, but President Trump, President Trump said he was surprised that Iran decided
the attack other Middle Eastern Christians in response to the U S is really strike operation
and the U S strikes on Clark Island on Saturday totally demolished most of the island, but
that we may hit it a few more times just for fun during his interview Saturday with NBC
News.
I work at a McDonald's in Qatar. Am I okay? Shut the fuck up.
Is it safe to go to McDonald's bro? What are the what are the are you guys being for real right now?
I
Can't tell if you motherfuckers are joking you're like bro. I'm in Dubai right now is the McDonald's safe like that's
Like this is the most spiritually American thing anyone could ever ask me like unironically
Are the burgers safe?
I'm in fucking Dubai are the burgers safe is such a crazy a marifat question, dude
Yeah, you're about to eat a McMissile motherfucker. What are you talking about dude?
Good.
Susan Abulhawa fell for the collar smear. Wait, what?
Yeah.
Susan, Susan Abu Hawa responding to fucking Los
Poyos about the shock collar thing is so funny. Oh my god.
Oh my god.
Cherished Palestinian author in the crosshairs of Zohar
on Kwame Mamdani. She doesn't have internet. She doesn't have internet. She doesn't have
internet. Responding to Los Poyos is fucking hilarious. Like Susie Abohawa is a Los Poyos
subscriber in my head cannon. Yeah, now I'm on Zoran's side, actually. I'm glad, I'm
glad that he called, he called her ass out. Okay. How about that? She is a boomer.
So I'm getting a lot of requests from reporters and what not about yesterday.
So if you will, please indulge me 15 minutes or so to respond to all of you yesterday.
I went to an if thought at a friend's home and I got home a bit late.
did I know that in the time that I spent enjoying the company of my friends that evening and catching up
a storm was brewing in New York that placed me at the center of what appears to be a coordinated
attack on New York City's first lady, Rema Douagy. The story went something like this,
Rema illustrated an essay that I wrote and she must therefore be an anti-summite nearly for this
professional at least three degrees removed proximity to me.
Mayor Mondani then held a press conference in which he denounced to me using adjectives like
reprehensible and he explained accurately that Rema and I do not know each other,
have never met and have had no direct or indirect interactions.
So, unfortunately, uh, that was the only accurate part of what was said.
So I want to clear a few things.
Her poster anti-Semitic though, she means those nonstop posts.
And yes, he is the thing is the Nazis do in the president's Jewish.
Yeah.
No, I, I saw, I didn't realize the full scope of what her posting looked like.
But also she's literally Palestinian.
Okay.
Have you heard an Israeli speak about a Palestinian?
Now think about a Palestinian, speak about an Israeli, okay?
Like, it's the Norm Finkelstein approach, okay?
It's the statement about Norm Finkelstein talking about his parents being like,
I can't, you know, my parents hated Germans.
My parents, I brought my German friend to my Holocaust survivor parents home and
they yelled at him, you know?
It's just like, what do we think is the more impactful, you know, what do we, what do we
think is the more, more, you know, what do we, what do we think is more damaging societally?
I wouldn't speak like that. I don't think anyone should speak like that. Having said
that, I'm not going to sit here and literally tell a, a Palestinian author, uh, that, uh,
has already had to suffer through untold amounts of cruelty to cut it out, you know?
I've been looked at suspiciously by my black friends and grandparents when they first meet me.
she talks about all this and explains it well for Mr. Mondani for his supporters and
detractors alike for the reporters for my readers for my own friends and for the public in general
so let me start with the essay itself it for the record I mean this is still going on okay is not
in fact an essay it is a short story and I am not the author the story is entitled a trail of soap
It was written by Diana Slayah, a brilliant young woman in Gaza, who survived and continues to try to survive Israel's genocide and unceasing attempts at ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from their homeland.
Diana is one of a couple dozen young people.
She is the word tentacles I guess? No, she said a bunch of shit. She was like their fucking rootless cockroach and stuff like that.
I mean people whom I mentored over the course of eight writing workshops that I conducted in Baza in
2004 during two trips that I made to Gaza in the middle of Israel's relentless bombing campaigns to obliterate Gaza
It was not an easy feat for these young people to gather for the workshops
But they spent hours walking cycling or taking donkey carts to get to our meeting places for the writing workshops
There were times even when their lives were at risk to get to and from the meeting places.
And I say this because it matters, because one wonders why would they risk their lives to get to writing workshops.
Israel had reduced their lives to rubble.
Israel had reduced their dreams and their ambitions to mere daily quests for sufficient
sustenance.
Israel had interrupted maybe even dismantled their psyches with ineffable trauma.
They had stripped them of the most basic human dignities.
In fact, the particular short story in question chronicles the details of the first time that
Diana had to contend with using a public toilet that was shared by hundreds of women who walked
out of their tents and waited in line, waited in filth, in misery just to use the bathroom in the
morning. So these young people risked risked dangers that most of us cannot begin to fathom
just to attend writing workshops because it was a singular outlet for intellectual exercise
and creative expression. They came so they could be reminded of their potential.
Bro, this community is the funniest community, okay? Because remember when I was talking to
Yusuf in Gaza, okay? And Yusuf, who was literally under bombs in Gaza, made the mistake of saying
that he actually likes snico. A 16 year old, 17 year old at the time, who was living under Israeli
occupation existing in a genocide, made the mistake in front of the sweatiest, whitest
motherfuckers on the planet of saying he likes snico. And this chat lit on fucking fire.
Do you recall the words I told you at the time?
Your perspective, your lived experience is not the same as a person that is growing up in fucking Gaza, okay?
It is shocking to me personally that Palestinians every day aren't saying things that would
make Hitler blush about Jewish people.
The fact that Palestinians are some of the most restrained and the most resilient people
in spite of the fact that their oppressors adorn Judaism like a cloak and also simultaneously
wheeled it like a sword. And yet the overwhelming majority of Palestinians are some of the woken
people when it comes to anti-Semitism given their, you know, lived experience and given
their shared experience under similar, if not damn near identical Nazi exterminationist
policies of an overwhelming state force, it's remarkable really. Okay, so that's my position
on this stuff. Before you freak the fuck out.
You know.
Not gonna lie, I have this one.
I expected you to go condemning Susan and give her the unfair ass finger wagging.
No, it's not equal.
Like I wouldn't do it.
I don't think anyone should do it, but I'm not going to fucking, if someone were to check
me, if someone were to say something like that, if a Palestinian person was like engaging
in this kind of behavior, like I'm sorry, there is one form of systemic violence that
is literally causing people to look the other way
as people are being fucking slaughtered en masse, okay?
Their livelihoods being taken away,
their homes being stolen or destroyed and bombed.
Like we just spent the last hour talking about Henry Job.
Her mother cannot come to the United States of America
right now.
The main actor of the voice of Henry Job,
because he has a Palestinian authority issued
fucking passport,
cannot come to the United States of America.
They're up for a goddamn Oscar.
Palestine needs to be starved to death.
And you're like, well, you know,
have they, have they changed their tongues?
Like you're, you're metric for,
you're metric for, for bigotry is just stable.
It's neutral, right?
Like, and I, mine is too.
You can hold me to that account every day.
I grew up in Turkey.
I grew up in the United States of America.
I'm Turkish, right?
But of course, there's a difference between, you know,
like the version that the oppressors choose to use
and adorn themselves in and how that response works,
like how the response of that is going to sometimes be
problematic.
to feel that they are more than creatures seeking food and water and shelter, that they have a place
in the world, that they have a voice, a relevance, something to contribute. They came to touch the
lives that they thought they might still have, even if it was just for a few hours.
It is important that you know this about the story that Rama Dhuaji illustrated,
it, because it has been my honor and my privilege to know these young people, to have instigated,
compiled, translated, and with my friend Hosanna Habayib, edit.
Muhammad El-Kurd has a piece on this, by the way.
That's brilliant.
I mean, he wrote for Mondo Weiss.
I mean, someone's linking it in here already.
Jewish settlers stole my house.
It's not my fault they're Jewish.
Palestinians are told the words.
We used dwarf to decades of violence enacted against us by the self-proclaimed Jewish state.
He wrote this in September 26th, 2023, September 26th, 2023.
When we were growing up in occupied Jerusalem, the people seeking to expel us from our neighborhood
were Jewish, and their organizations often had Jewish in their name.
So were the people who stole our homes, scattered our furniture in the street, and burned my
baby sister's crib.
The judges, banging their gavels in favor of our expulsion, were also Jewish, and so
were the lawmakers whose laws facilitated and systematized our dispossession. If you remember,
I jokingly sometimes refer to this as, you know, everybody always says, oh, Jews control the media,
Jews control the media in Israel. Okay, Jews control the government in Israel. That's because
Israel is a Jewish ethno supremacist, ethno religious supremacist fascist state.
And not only are they doing this, but they're also saying we're doing this for Judaism,
Although it's incorrect, it doesn't change that dynamic one bit from the perspective of the victims. Okay?
I've spent a good deal of time talking about this when it comes to,
when it comes to like the Star of David, right? When people go to Jewish homes
in France, in America, and spray paint the Star of David outside of their homes,
That's likely that a hate crime could occur there, an anti-Semitic hate crime that could
occur.
That's what you're signifying, right?
You're marking the Jew.
In the West Bank, it's the Jewish settlers themselves that go and spray paint Palestinian
homes with the Star of David to get them to leave that house before they fire bomb it.
That dynamic is very real for Palestinians.
Palestinians have never experienced a world where their oppressors were not Jewish, okay?
That's the dynamic that exists on that side of the world in general.
A lot of people have made, you know, a lot of, hey, about the, the Ansar Allah movement,
like, oh, they're, they have a curse upon the Jews in their, in their banner.
This is a conversation that has happened over and over again.
Okay.
This is how it is.
In that part of the world, Judaism and Zionism is inseparable.
It's not something, at least in contemporary society, Judaism and Zionism is in exchange,
it's not separate from one another, okay?
It's not.
And that's what the Israeli state does.
Israeli state also does that here in the Western world in an effort to engage in propaganda.
Yes, inextricable was the word I was looking for.
It's uh
It's just I just didn't roll off my tongue so I just gave up on it. Okay, that's it. That's the design
The bureaucrats issuing and sometimes the broken or blue ID cards was jew and I especially despise him because of the stroke
Of his pen stood between my father my father's great-great-grandfather city
As for the soldiers who were frisking us to check for those IDs some of them were drus some muslim most of them jewish
And all of them, according to my grandma, there were godless bastards.
Those who had misjudged the rifles and handcuffs, those who wrote the meticulous murders,
urban plans, were, you guessed it, this was no secret.
We lived under the rule of the self-proclaimed Jewish state.
Those red posters were exhausted, have exhausted line and their international peers nodded along.
The army declared itself a Jewish army and marched under what is called a Jewish flag.
However, this is not a religious conquest, regardless.
That's my assessment of it, right?
This is settler colonialism. It can take many different forms. It just happened to take the Jewish form. Okay
But ultimately the violence of it remains the same and anyone that thinks this is like a war between Jews and Muslims is wrong
Completely wrong and Palestinians themselves would be the first to tell you that as well. They understand that deeply
This is the reason why, for many American Jews that go to the West Bank, like Cameron, for example,
and he, you know, he talked about this as well, so I don't feel bad revealing this, but like, it's almost like a shameful experience,
because of, because here in the United States of America, you can say you're an anti-Zionist Jew,
and you don't have much connection to Israel, right? Maybe you learned that Israel was good and it was awesome,
and maybe you believed it for a little bit, but then you like woke up to the reality and you no longer fuck with Israel, but like
that is
No longer a
thing that you can
Shed yourself of when you're there the shame grows from at least from all of my Jewish friends that I've talked to that have
Experienced this in real time when they go there like this is like this is shameful a real shame
And that shame also comes from something that you it almost feels like it's something that you can't wash off because you're there and
This is what the state is doing and
From the perspective of the victims like the state is saying we're doing this for Judaism
You know
It's like being a Jets fan, but everywhere you go
Everybody knows you're a fucking Jets fan and also the Jets are doing a genocide
And now you just have to, you're stuck with it. Everybody knows. Okay? You can't escape it.
Anyway, the Israeli-Nation-State law explicitly enshrines Jewish settlement as a national
valid to encourage and promote. Still though, this was no secret, we were instructed to treat it as
such. Sometimes by our parents, sometimes by well-meaning solidarity activists, we were
struck to the ignore this, our David on the Israeli flag, as the Jewish Jews from Zionist
with surgical precision. It didn't matter that their boots were on our necks and that
their bullets and batons bruised us. Our stacelessness and homelessness were trivial. What mattered
was how we spoke about our keepers, not the conditions they kept us under, blockaded,
surrounded by colonies and military outposts, or the fact that they kept us at all. The
The reason why, obviously, I take a very different approach when I'm talking about these issues
is because, one, bigotry is important to me.
I think bigotry is a bad value, a bad way of thinking, and it will inevitably produce
the wrong results.
But also because if you're in fucking America, this is not something that you are personally
Okay, so you can't lean into this shit. Because then, then you're leaning into a different form of oppression. Okay, regardless of there being no systematic form of discrimination that Jews experience en masse right now, even though there was systematic forms of discrimination that Jews experienced in American history and certainly throughout the world, as it stands in contemporary society, this is not comparable to Islam or Islam.
world as it stands in contemporary society, this is not comparable to Islamophobia, not
comparable to anti-black, anti-brown versions of bigotry, right?
Yes, I'm Dr. Jihad.
Welcome to my dual major in racism and also Jihad.
Welcome to the racism component of the Dr. Jihad broadcast.
sit down, sit your white ass down and listen. Okay? Bigotry is important to me. I contain
multitudes. Even more dangerously believing the wrong things rendered you deserving of
this brutality, citizenship, and the right to movement weren't the sole privileges wrought
from us. Simple ignorance was a luxury as well.
As postinist, we understand from a young age that the semantic violence we practice with
our words, dwarfs the decades of systemic and material violence enacted against us by
the self-proclaimed Jewish state.
A drone is one thing, but a trope.
A trope is unacceptable.
We learn to internalize the muzzle.
So I heeded these calls.
What else is a 10-year-old supposed to do?
And I learned about Hitler and the Holocaust.
I learned about the no stereotype, the poison wells, the bankers, the vampires, the snakes
and the lizards.
I found out about the octopus.
And I learned that when speaking to diplomats visiting our zoo of a neighborhood, the settlers
squatting in our home must be secondary point in my presentation,
second to an effusive denunciation of global anti-Semitism.
And when my 80 something grandmother address those foreign visitors,
I corrected her mid sentence when she described the Jewish settlers in our
house as well, Jewish a decade is some years later and not much has changed.
The boot remains there.
So are the bullets and batons and I would be remiss not to mention the
innovative genius of the AI power robot farms recently added to the Jewish
state's arsenal.
The government titles its project in the Galilee as the Judaization of the Galilee and its quasi institutions do the same as for the council members that promise to take house after house alongside their success in stealing houses in Sheikh Jarrah the old city so on and elsewhere they routinely marching on towns and megaphones the flags chanting we want not fun now.
But now, the judges still bang their gavels to ensure the continuation of this Nakva
still rule in favor of Jewish supremacy.
And despite disagreeing with Supreme Court on various things, parliamentarians legislate
in accordance.
Yeah, by the way, this is before October 7.
I just so you guys understand, like this, this piece was written actually very close
to October 7, 2023.
This is September.
Two weeks before October 7th.
Legislated in accordance with that supreme's attitude, some openly state the fact that
Jewish life is simply more important than our freedom.
And sometimes they're even nice enough to apologize to Arab TV presenters as they deliver
them these hard truths.
A decade or some years later, the South School remains as is, and we, how my heart breaks
for us, we continue dancing on the landmines.
We continue betting on morality and humanity, and they bet on their guns.
A few weeks ago, 16 Israeli police officers turned their, turned off their body cameras
and branded in physically, as in physically etched the Star of David into the cheek of
a 20-year-old, or was Sheikh Ali a young man they arrested from the Shufa refugee camp.
I don't know if you remember that story.
It was gruesome.
You should invite Yana's Var Fakhazia's insane takes on the Iran-Israel war, Jihad Abbey.
What is he saying?
Yana's Var Fakhazia has no bad takes.
Only takes that take time for you to understand.
How are you not deported for being a terrorist supporter?
I don't support the Israeli state.
So asked and answered.
Do you?
I still don't think you should be deported though.
Maybe educated, maybe get an education.
Y'all by the way, wasn't leftist, if usually mentioned their fight against anti-Semitism, they give it the same energy we're running anti-Black hate.
They'd make John Brown proud, but they do that to protect their brand of leftists. That's not, that's cynical.
cynical, at least if you're talking about me, because I literally combat, I combat all versions
of bigotry all the same. I'm very careful. Regardless, look, look what that has done
to my brand, right? I obviously don't do it because, you know, I'm like protecting my brand
identity or something. I don't do it because it's going to give me like a tactical advantage.
I do it because I think it's right. Um, especially because for most people,
most people, there is no, you know,
nicks kid. Look, look, so basically be more nuanced with the reaction, depending on context,
like don't cancel a veteran shop at the top after being a little Islamophobic,
even while understanding that it's bigoted and wrong. Do you think that the veteran,
Do you think that the person that like invaded Afghanistan that got shot by the Taliban?
Is is right to be Islamophobic? Do you think that the Palestinian is invading Israel with their
existence in this equation? You can't be this stupid, right? There's no there's no way. No,
of course not. Oh, of course not. So why'd you use such a stupid fucking? Why'd you use such a
stupid example. It is wrong to conflate a religion with the state. Yes, I agree. But
the state in this circumstance that is doing the harm, just like the Afghan veteran that
is invading Afghanistan is doing the wrong thing. Okay. The dude in the Taliban is just
an afghan dude
okay what do you mean trauma response
the fuck are you talking about
there's no comparison between a dude invading afghanistan and a palestinian
living under israeli occupation are you fucking stupid
if anything
it's like getting mad
at the afghan dude for shooting at the
the the american uh... occupier
Bro, you are so white, it's impossible.
I never actually thought that someone was capable of comprehending.
Like this is, I never thought that someone could come up with such a silly example.
It's like equating rape and being raped.
Is this person for real?
Yeah.
No, literally.
I'm sorry.
I genuinely might have misunderstood you here.
No, the misunderstanding is not stemming from what you're hearing.
and refusing to comprehend, it stems from the biases that you hold, okay?
You have some tremendous biases that make it impossible for you to, to see a situation
where like the dude invading Afghanistan is always in the wrong, as opposed to the dude,
you know, shooting at the dude, invading Afghanistan, and in the same situation, the Israeli settler
is always in the wrong, as opposed to the Palestinian who is simply living his life
under Israeli occupation. They are acting out systemic forms of oppression, but because
you're a white dude from Utah who joined the ROTC, you will never understand, you will
never be a victim of systemic oppression. The most you will ever feel is the perceived
oppression when someone says like cracker or something, you know what I mean? Which
which is not comparable at all.
Let's do hard for trying.
Give it another two years.
Neekscape will be in here scolding you like a bad empanada viewer.
That makes sense.
I definitely need to do more reading.
It's not about reading, brother.
Just close your eyes.
And think.
There are reports coming out of China and Iran that Netanyahu has been killed. What does this mean for us now that the US President is dead?
Okay, guys, what the fuck are we talking about, dude? The only reason why people feel that is because what he did is show up to the fucking military.
Yeah, Netanyahu, the first time in Israel's history, is after the military council meeting.
I don't know why you guys are like setting yourself up for tremendous sadness when you
find out that he is very much alive, okay?
Yeah, source, I hope.
This is serious as on the leader of the free world is gone.
I don't think he's gone, man.
Neek skit.
What what are you?
Oh, you're just showing his earlier takes.
You haven't seen the AI video that has six fingers.
You don't think the America's unalived him.
So we can have peace in the Middle East. First of all, no,
why would America kill its own president? Okay.
It doesn't work that way. It only works in the opposite direction. Okay.
America will never kill its real president. Okay. That's number one. Number two. Yeah,
number two. I said real president. People are talking about JFK. I said America would only
America would never kill its real president.
But American presidents could die potentially like Charlie Kirk. I'm of course talking about
Charlie Kirk. That's right, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah, that's, that's okay. It was revenge.
It was revenge of the Kirk's.
Yannis talks about how Iran was going to Western. I started with Obama administration. Western
companies were ready to jump in Iran after some reforms in Iran, but then Trump got elected
and then you know, stop there from happening since he wants that over 30 years. Okay, you
consider that to be a bad take? You presented this as you should have Yanis Verifakis on. He
has insane takes on Iran, Israel war, and then just delivered literally the most normal and
correct take of all time
What is insane about that?
That is a terrible take it's not a terrible take at all. Yes
It's the it's correct. It's 100% correct first of all fuck westernization
But like yes the whole point of sanctions relief
That that accompanied the JCPOA was to open up Iran to to the global marketplace
Iran was already fucking, you know, if this is not about westernization, you probably
misunderstood what he was saying.
It's more so about allowing Western capital to flow back into the country, which is true.
That's literally the whole point of the fucking JCPOA.
Maybe the Iran wanted to align with the West thing.
That's also not incorrect.
Iran has literally always wanted to align with the West.
just objectively true what the fuck do you think they were doing every single time they
were like all right I guess this time we can have a negotiation oh shit turns out this
negotiation was a lie I guess this time we can have a negotiation oh shit now that negotiation
is thrown aside by the next president they came in okay I guess this time that very same
president that ripped apart the previous negotiation that we had successfully implemented will
finally do a negotiation with us oh shit they're bombing us now okay well some
time has passed since the last 12-day bombing campaign I'm sure that America
will come to the table and negotiate with us as even partners right oh my god
they're bombing us again oh my god they killed the Ayatollah well it kind of
felt like he was the only guy who was really really adamant about negotiating
with the West so maybe now that he's gone maybe there is no more negotiation
with the West. I don't think he's dead because I don't think he's in Israel in the first
place. I believe he didn't show up because that would look bad for him being outside
of Israel with the population or under war that he started. Yeah, I think it's more likely
that he's just escaped Israel. Do you think Neniel came to came too much from being a
super power and died from it, assuming.
Sus poly market bet a fresh wallet just placed 25 grand on any Yahoo leaving
before March 31st, zero history, just two predictions, already up 2000 on this
bet potential payout.
400,000.
It's only previous bet was on Chaminet leaving power.
I hate this.
I hate polymarkers so much because like there is obviously so there's obviously very there's so many real instances of like insider betting.
Okay, that this also creates more suspicion.
What is this? I don't trust any of this shit now in one of the location.
Yeah, I don't believe that I don't believe that I don't God you guys already believe this so you're just like looking for anything
You're looking for anything that you can hold on to
Imagine he was actually smoked though and Scott Besson like when he came back from the situation room and was like
like freaking the fuck out maybe that's what they told them they literally were like yo
they merked they merked our boy they merked the real president
by the way none of these changes is real at all like i don't know what the fuck people
are thinking what you did you believe bernie sanders when he said Benjamin Netanyahu's
war are you fucking stupid you think he's like one guy that was really invested in bombing
Iran and everyone in Israel fucking hates it no if they mark them they're gonna be extra
hardcore
a lot of normies believe that
Oh, that's so funny, man. Yeah, no, definitely. Definitely. Every single approval rating shows
that Israel and MAGA are the only, Israel is an entire country. Well, Israeli Jews is like,
like 95%, I think 95% approval rating or some along those lines. And then like the totality
of Israel with like, you know, the Druze and, and everybody else comes down to like 85%.
So like Israeli society is at 85% approval on, on blowing up Iran. Okay. Whoever fucking
holds the reins of power in Israel is still going to continue wanting to blow up Iran.
Yeah, here is, here, while people are speculating about Benjamin Ninnyahu's death, here is the
fucking leader of the opposition, Yair Lapid, saying that Israel should depopulate and destroy
every village in southern Lebanon, with the yellow line in Gaza as the model, and that
it may not be pleasant to scrape off two or three Lebanese villages, but they brought
this on themselves.
Oh, Gabel Lebanon, I even just went a little further than me.
Yeah. Oh no. That's crazy. He's just, things are going to change quite a bit.
Things are going to change quite a bit, trust bro, he's got to be dead, bro. Please, bro.
The world and the area had been destroyed, the same car was driven by President Donald Trump, and the Prime Minister of Israel.
Yeah, in in Israel there is no lesser evil ironically enough like it's you know how you do the fucking thought experiment every four years in America
We're like do I want like 50% Hitler or like 99% Hitler and everyone's like well
I guess 50% Hitler is not that bad like in Israel. It's 100% Hitler versus 100% Hitler and
Then a secret third thing that's even surprised more Hitler
Somehow, 200% Hitler. His name is Bezalos Smoktrich. I don't know how they did it, but they doubled up on the Hitler.
It's not even like 100 versus 99% Hitler. It only goes up from 100%.
Like, Trump and MAGA have a very different dynamic than Netanyahu has with the rest of
Israeli society.
Are there bebists?
Absolutely.
There are.
Okay.
They love him. I don't know how hard they would go for him if he was just like I am no an anti Zionist
But like the rest of Israeli society would kill him. They would like fuck you. Okay, you're dead now
We're gonna murder you and by the way, that's not an exaggeration
They literally murdered their fucking prime minister that was like oh, maybe we'll do like a like a
Kind of a state for the Palestinians and they fucking killed them
So it's not like that's not a crazy thing and you know who was actually agitating to murder him
Benjamin fucking Netanyahu, you know another guy who went on television and said, oh we stole your cars
You know the your Rolls Royce
Insignia today we can get to your car tomorrow. We'll get to you. You know who that guy was eat on our bank of here
They're both in the Israeli government
The guy that tried to do the peace process. He's fucking dead
Because they killed him
I don't think you guys understand what it means to live in a fucking fully fleshed out
Nazi society that's hopped up on ethno religious supremacist fucking values.
And it's actually clearly indicative in what our commentary here in the United States of
america focuses on
not the fact that there is a at no religious supremacist country
that is waging
in the same war is all around the fucking world basically with like global
consequences and utilizing
most powerful military that is ever existed in the history of mankind like
a fucking flesh puppet
did to go along with their fucking insane desires
but instead on whether or not like a cherished palestinian author was
problematic
in the language that she used to describe Jewish people,
clearly we are not very serious about anything.
Not to say that I'm like, you know,
saying it's appropriate to use language such as that,
I certainly wouldn't, but it's ridiculous
that that's what we're fucking locked in on
in our media ecosystem.
Fuck.
It's funny because like, I mean this like reminds me of the Zog shit, right?
It's like I want to make sure that this is a habitable space
Okay, and I will always work to the combat bigotry in this space. That's a promise I will make for you
Okay, always and forever
However, it does sometimes irk me whenever motherfuckers come in here and want to talk about drama while we're literally covering some of the
most insane shit almost feels like you guys don't care about the fact that like I don't know
Israel gets to do whatever the fuck it wants use the American military use the American
government like a fucking flesh puppet and you you're more upset about like what that
makes you feel when when someone is using language that is inappropriate to describe
it. Okay, it's crazy.
Still better being Christian in Pakistan, better than being Christian in Pakistan.
What about the 40,000 people killed in Iran? Yeah, they're trying to avenge 40,000 people.
What the fuck does Pakistan have to do with anything?
What the fuck does, bro, what do you think Israel does to Christians?
You deserve to be spit on in fucking Jerusalem, by the way.
You do.
You should open your mouth.
If you ever visit Jerusalem and you walk past some settlers in Jerusalem and they spit
on you, you should open your mouth and go, oh, please, sir, can I have some more?
What the fuck are you talking about?
Christians in Pakistan.
What the fuck does that have to do with the conversation we're having right now?
oh dude you should try to be a swag that white boy in Baltimore walk a walk
mile of my shoes dude it's crazy out here what the fuck okay what is the
connective tissue here.
Waiting for the perfect moment. I studied this on trust me. What is this? What is this fucking here? I'll click on it. There you go
Oh god damn it
Oh, come on man
Come on, man
Oh, that's how you know he's dead dead.
It's done.
He's done.
Yeah, that was this was so fun.
I'm tweeting this.
Has anyone else tweeted this already?
I'm tweeting this.
Fuck it.
the
No, it's funnier with the date. It's funnier with the date.
No, it's him defending you that one time. True.
Huh.
Anyway, he wasn't wrong about Kirk was stable. He could have moved. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. You said that
Is it wrong to hope he didn't die I want him to face justice I think like
I think it doesn't really change much, but I guess it would make a lot of people happy.
It would be some kind of justice.
Because there's never going to be real justice. Let's be fucking real, you know what I mean?
I mean, look at what's going on.
The deaths of civilians in Iran and beyond. The toll growing higher by the day.
Now, President Trump's latest bright idea that other countries should send warships
to open up the strait of Hormuz has a couple of problems.
You can't rehabilitate him.
No, no, they mean like be tried in a court of law shit, but like this is not going to
happen, dude.
They will bring those countries and he cited the UK, France, Japan and China into direct
conflict with Iran, and none of those countries are party to this conflict.
From the UK point of view, our warships are apparently not in the region.
Normally we do have warships in the Middle East region, but they were, for some reason,
withdrawn just before the war.
And then you think about China, well the Iranians who export most of their oil to China are
allowing those tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
So China really doesn't have any incentive to do anything because its tankers are getting
through.
So I think there may be a little problem with President Trump's logic in this one.
Now, at the same time as all this, there was an attack today on the US embassy in Baghdad.
If anything, I feel like it's BB's passing, we give our media a chance to go, okay, it's
there, we can move on from all the Palestine stuff, we're just like, no, no.
anything, it would have the exact opposite effect. Everyone will be in the fucking streets
celebrating. I know my ass will be fucking dancing. Okay. And then there would be a swarm
of like, is this anti-Semitic style think pieces than everyone would dunk on those people.
Okay. Everyone would laugh at those people. It'd be like, oh, RIP bozo smoking on the
Benjamin and Yalapac. And then, and then it would be really sad for the likes of Bernie
Sanders because he would he could no longer say Benjamin in the Ahu's war, right?
So who is he going to say? I guess he'll say, oh, this is Yair Lapid's war or this is who?
I don't know who would be the the this is the Bezalot Smotrish's war. This is the Tamar Benkevir's
war. This is Naftali Bennett's war, right? Like he would just he would just say that, right?
And and and then people will be like why are you why are you just using other people's why won't you say Israel?
This is Benny Godz's war I hate this Benny Godz war Benny Godz's war is so fucked up
And then people would be like Zoramum Dhani, you went on the broadcast of a person who
knows another person who celebrated that Benjamin Nenia who was killed, what do you have to
say about that?
And then Zoramum Dhani would be like, I'm so sorry.
I've never been more sorry in my life than this very moment.
Can I please get on my hands and knees?
Actually you know what?
I quit.
I should quit being the mayor because you just told me this unthinkable cruelty has
taken place.
I'm going to quit being the mayor.
I'm just going to give up my life as the mayor.
I'm going to kill myself actually.
Fuck it.
I'm killing myself publicly.
Okay?
I condemn myself for being in the vicinity of a content creator who was in the vicinity
of another content creator who, a week prior to being in the vicinity of the other content
creator, had thought such unkind thoughts about Benjamin Netanyahu possibly dying, and
yeah, that's what I think will happen.
Then the Democratic Party will be like this is why we have to do
This is why
Democrats would come out of the Benjamin Netanyahu bill and they'd be like this is why we have to give
700 billion dollars in defensive weapons to Israel which they can use for offense because any kind of defense spending is fungible
But this is why we have to give Israel more weapons guys and then if you came out and you were like what the fuck
What do you mean we have to do that?
Just put an end to this, please.
They'd be like, you're the most anti-Semitic person that's ever existed.
Why do you want every Jewish person to die just like Benjamin Nenyeo, who was killed
for being Jewish?
That's my assessment of the events.
And then Israel gets to nuke the entire region just for fun.
As reclined, think please.
Benjamin Nenyeo, who was doing politics the right way.
Benjim and Nenny was doing genocide the right way.
Oh
Big booty bb bill
No, I never dropped straight as open and they tracked the origin of the rock as a hit
car. Yeah, we, uh, we did the interview already.
Uh, BBL, BB, I'm crying straight as open. You just get a song. That's what Pete Higgs
It's not clear whether it was fired from Iran or whether it was fired by one of the Shia
militias in Iraq, which are allied with Iran, but what it indicates is how this war is widening
and how difficult it is for President Trump to contain it.
And Lindsay, what is happening where you are in Lebanon?
Well, there is some talk tonight of the possibility of-
Sorry!
I just read this.
Amit Segal, according to Reuters, which qualifies its report, Israel has announced that its
stock of interceptors against ballistic missiles is running low.
The report was taken from the anti-Western, anti-Israel news agency, SAMA4, just for context.
Ben Smith says, I'm sorry, what are you talking about?
Sama, why did he, why did he say Sama for?
Did he try to Arabize Sama for?
Shut up, you are anti-Semitic.
Oh, that's so funny.
Some of all, which is also known as Hamas 4, as in Hamas, Hamas times 4, very scary.
Samafor Arabic. Stop being so anti-Israel ban is in polite borderline anti to talk about
the serious shortage of anti-missile systems that affected last year's Israel-U.S. Iran
war and many other recent conflicts. The stockpiles of Israel Persian Gulf states and even
the U.S. are depleted, but there's no reason to report it.
It's pretty funny that the semaphore is now being called anti-Western and anti-Israeli
because they reported on real news about the Israeli defense stockpiled diminishing by
The brilliant mind, the chief political analyst of N12 news, Amit Sehgal.
I can't get over the Sama.
Yeah.
I'll Sama for.
What is this?
A publication in Israeli newspaper reports that one of Trump's top advisors are warning that
Israel may consider using nuclear weapons. What?
They said this about CNN a couple days ago.
Yeah. Ryan had a reporter in air quotes on the ground in Iran, because drop size, a billionaire
funded mouthpiece for Islamic terrorism run by a billionaire NEPO baby that sidehoses
a stenographer for the Iranian regime. I've personally uncovered at least four people
tied to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad working for the outlet. Iran ranks 176 out
of 180 on RSFs. First of all, if you're pro-Israelan anyway, you can't use RSFs report. Okay.
You have literally killed every journalist in Gaza.
You can't do that.
I know Jake Tapper retweeted it as Jake-ass-tapper.
Ay, ay, ay.
Jeffrey Sachs says not mince words.
Everything Trump says, which is despicable, because he's absolutely leading us to ruin
and leading the world, the World War III, everything he says to lie, because he says,
i'm stopping iran from getting a nuclear weapon what he's done is rip up the
agreement that already existed to ensure that kill assassinated running
leaders repeatedly
killed the
religious leader who for decades is said that a nuclear weapon would be against
islamic law killed that person invader bomb the country with carpet bombing
now
and is presiding over
what is now ready a regional war with israel behaving as usual in its
completely facistic way of
genociding gaza locking up the west bank is getting levy told us an invading
lebanon already displays a million people bombing university bombing the
hospital bombing the schools
This is so out of control, without any logic, any rationality, even not any humane, moral
legal justification whatsoever.
We have not seen anything like this since the fascist of World War II.
And it's extraordinarily dangerous what's happening.
It will lead to World War the way we're going, because we have two malignant narcissists in
And then yahoo and trump that are leading us to disaster
missed the first part. No, Jeffrey sags is right. Like he's right. I mean, America and
Israel are behaving in fascist ways. And they're dropping all of the, uh, they're, hold on.
They're dropping all of the previous like safeguards and shit like that. Asan Al Jazeera
breaking Israel's burning wait what? Burning with what?
FPVs have arrived? Is your cell bar broken? No, I just don't use it as much today.
For the first time in a running bag militias carried out an FPV drone attack in Iraq
in incredibly dangerous new developments seen here the FPV munition flies around
victory business near Baghdad before slamming into a building. Oh shit.
it. Breaking all pretence. Yes, there is no
NATO aligned. Osum bros have been cheering ghoulish at PV death porn from the Russia
Ukraine drawing for years and warrior for years now, but it looks like it, but it looks
a lot different when your side is the designated prey. This attack is more like a demonstration
and preview was to come. I mean, I talked about this. By the way, if you think that this is
the last time we'll see FPV drone footage. Remember I told you yesterday before this came out,
I told you yesterday American boots on the ground in Iran. It's not going to be the
fucking like old, uh, rushing guy who's like laying on the ground, uh, scared as you see his final
moments on the other side of that FPV drone before the fucking image, uh, shuts off. There's like
that one second freeze cut and then the image shuts off. It's going to be American boys.
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Watch the damn drone video, ADHD is killing me, law.
I mean, dude, there's nothing, it's just like fucking slams into a building, you hear this?
I just fucking flies around until it hits a building.
Pause the chronic, thank you!
Why do they use copyright free music on these videos man?
Why don't they use something cool?
You know what I mean?
All right, here.
We are totally good, we carry the flame.
We'll fight for the gospel, we'll honor his name.
Like, think about how much better that would be.
Imagine if the FPV drone compilations a company we are Charlie Kirk playing
They're like this is revenge for Charlie Kirk. Oh my god, the Iranians are avenging Charlie Kirk Candace Owens goes crazy
Candace Owens is like I my life to the ayatollah. I'm no longer Catholic. I have reverted to Shia Islam
Ya Ali
She's like this is this one's for this one's for Charlie Kirk says the Iranians
Oh, my God.
Between the Lebanese government and the Israelis, as soon as next week.
And that is something that the Lebanese government would really want.
Those talks would not involve Hisbollah.
One thing which is being discussed is the possibility of Lebanon recognizing the state
of Israel.
That might be hard for it to do.
But at the same time, there is no let up.
Hezbollah is still firing into Israel.
And Israel attacked a medical facility overnight in the south of Lebanon.
Three successive ways that Iranian missile strikes towards the center.
Lots of explosives heard.
Al Jazeera, Israel's new defense spending shows growing strain of fighting conflicts
on two fronts.
They're again cutting debt payments and government services for emergency defense spending.
Wait, why did that Sancti Semenik?
They shouldn't have to do that.
We're not, we're not helping them. That's fucked up.
We're not helping them.
What happened to my tax dollars?
Cause is sure as shit ain't going to the fucking potholes.
It's not going to healthcare. It's not going to the schools.
I thought it was just going to this. My tax dollars are going to this.
So where the fuck?
Even with that?
They're still not capable of defending Israel and give another 100 billion.
Give another 100 billion to Israel right now, bro.
Fuck it over!
several fires started from the impacts and fragments channel 12 millions entered protected areas fires reported at three sites
why did they all yell yosh so much I don't know
is
damn that doesn't look like one of the fucking
cluster strikes either that looks like
is those get direct impact
Your home country came out with a dragon M9 shot head.
This is the Lung M9, a new type of kamikaze drone developed in China.
It's designed for long-range precision strikes, meaning it can travel far and hit targets with high accuracy.
What makes it stand out is its endurance. This drone can stay in the air for up to nine hours straight.
It can fly at altitudes of around 4500 meters, staying high and difficult to detect, and its range is seriously impressive.
Reaching up to 1,620 kilometers, that means it can travel across huge distances before reaching its target.
The Loong M9 represents how drone technology is evolving, becoming longer range, more precise, and more advanced than ever before.
Dubai Daily, that's my favorite.
Why are you getting so loud?
Before I get fucking target!
California Andy's sweating, now I'm good man.
They wouldn't do that to me. That's Dubai daily. It's classic. That's a classic Dubai daily edit
Is Satan yahoo dead? Oh my god every you know what fuck it. He's dead, bro
Yeah, you know just live your life twelve medics were killed and today Israel said that his fellow was using medical
Facilities and ambulances for military purposes and therefore they would possibly no guys. He's not fucking dead shut up
Target ambulances as well
So, even if there are talks, there is no sense that the fighting here is going to stop in
the short term.
Lindsay, thank you very much, Lindsay, in Beirut there.
Now, the MOD has confirmed that British counter drone forces in the Middle East shot down
multiple drones overnight as part of the UK's operations to defend its bases in Qatar, Cyprus,
the UAE and Bahrain.
Well, let's speak now to Dr Beda Alsaif, who used to be a Deputy Chief of Staff
for the Prime Minister of Kuwait. He's worked in the oil and gas sector
and is now an Assistant Professor of History at Kuwait University.
Thank you so much for joining us this evening.
Firstly, I wanted to pick up on that point by Lindsay.
What do you make of this call to action, it seems, by Donald Trump,
to have the UK and its allies help in the Strait of Hormuz?
Do you think that's likely? Do you think it would work?
Aisha, good to be with you. We're entering week three of the war. And this is a very important question and one that should have been posed before the beginning of the war.
If the U.S. President and the U.S. in general wanted the support of their partners, it would have behoove them to have explained their motives and informed their partners of that call to war prior to it, because it put their partners in a very dangerous position.
Here in the Gulf, I speak to you from Kuwait City, and we're getting a lot of attacks.
We just had the latest drone attacks a few hours ago.
Other Gulf cities as well are suffering from the same predicament, and we have not even
opened up our airspaces or any other military bases for use.
So to ask for support with the Strait of Hormuz, I just go back to recent history.
We had another Strait that faced similar issues, and it's Bab Al-Manda by Yemen.
And you saw the same dynamic.
You mentioned the Chinese safeguarding their own tankers, and they did the same thing a
few years ago with Bab el-Mandab, and this is a non-ending cycle.
We need to have a clear exit strategy, and the word strategy is key, because what we've
been seeing in the past two weeks is a lot of tactics across from both sides.
From the Iranian side, it's quite clear.
Survival to them is a key strategic objective.
It's not clear to me where the U.S. and Israeli objectives are, more so on the U.S. side.
In terms of what's going on in Kuwait there, you mentioned that you have had attacks.
I do wonder, what is the mood like among Gulf states at the moment?
Where do you position yourselves?
Where do you find yourselves in this war?
We are not party to the war.
And we've been enforced into this war by both sides, unfortunately, the U.S. side that
decided to strike on Iran and Israel, and on the Iranian side, they decided to take it
on the Gulf states because they're going for a war of existence.
So they're going to go after any assets that they think are damaging them.
But that's been the message from the Gulf states to Iran all along.
There is no proof of usage of any of these bases into Iran.
And the attacks, Aisha, frankly, have not even gone, they've gone beyond military sites.
I mean we're talking about hotels, we're talking about civilian infrastructure, power stations,
oil and gas installations, so it's far-reaching and this is dangerous because Iran needs to also
think of the day after. We're not going to go anywhere, we're their neighbors and we need to
work on this together. In terms of an end game then let's kind of end on that point. Where do
Do you think this situation is going?
The UN has called for a diplomatic solution,
but you've got Donald Trump saying one way or the other,
we're gonna have the Strait of Hormuz.
And then Iran saying, well, actually,
we're going to stop all US ships
from going through the Strait of Hormuz.
And we've also seen reports of airstrikes
over Israeli airspace this evening.
Where do you think the end game is?
Look, it may need to escalate further
before it quietens down.
and they will find a way to talk it through.
I'll take you back to what happened yesterday in Iran.
They celebrated, they commemorated what they call
Uts Day, which is Jerusalem Day.
And this is key because the Palestine-Israel conflict
has been used by various parties across the region
as an excuse to fight this out.
So we need to not only address the issues with Iran,
but we also need to address the issues
with the Palestine-Israel conflict
because that's where it started.
So addressing the root causes will help us then bring in more peace and calm to the whole region.
Dr. Bader, thank you very much for your time there.
I know we didn't have that much good to hear your views from the region.
Thank you.
So it's day 15 of the American-Israeli war in Iran.
What's that?
Is it day 15?
Fuck.
Have I been calculating the days wrong?
I've been saying day four.
God damn it.
I'm so stupid uncle's washed uncle's wash there ahead is is 15 for you tomorrow no it's become
Day 15. Wait, hold up. Is it because time zone? Is that, is it because it's a fucking time zone?
Bro, I don't know. I think it's, no, I'm going to keep it Day 14. Fuck it. I changed the title,
but I'm going to keep it 14. Fuck it's 14 for me, man. We don't count the first day.
It's also unbelievable that this is like week two. We hit week two on this shit. It's been
two weeks. Feels like a fucking lifetime. Bro, you're American. That's why the earth rotates.
You may have forgotten.
you mean week three yeah now okay everybody calm down bro it's like yeah
it's gonna be the third week now it's coming up it's coming up we just began
week three
Fuck.
Alright.
In recent years, Yemen's unsolvable group, also known as the Houthis, has been targeting
what it says are US and Israeli linked ships in the Red Sea, saying it's in solidarity
with the suffering of the Palestinians in Gaza.
But since the US-Israeli attacks on Iran began last month, the Yemeni group has largely
refrained from getting involved.
Some hardliners are reportedly advocating for renewed strikes against U.S. and Israeli
link assets.
They argue that Yemen's military capabilities have only grown, and that confrontation is
inevitable.
The U.S. and Israel are constantly plotting against Yemen, even if we decide not to enter
the war, even if they know they cannot defeat Yemen.
We have technology that they don't have.
We have already defeated the U.S. and Israel in the previous war.
the last war, we have only advanced more militarily.
Yemen's geographic location gives it an advantage.
The Babelmandab Strait, which connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden, is critical for
global commerce.
Yemen can retaliate in a number of ways.
It has strategic leverage over the Babelmandab Strait.
There's also hypersonic and ballistic missiles that can be used to target Tel Aviv or U.S.
military and economic assets across the region.
But within Yemen itself, another conversation is taking shape.
After nearly a decade of foreign wars,
they have devastated the economy, roads, and buildings.
What is this?
China clearly prioritized national interest in its actions.
Morality alone cannot change the decision-making layer.
It's all the wisdoms of predecessors.
Assad's spirit is good.
Ideals are beautiful, and I want it this way, too.
Emotional blackmail in the past, our industry was backwards.
We were invaded and massacred Taiwan, Macau, or colonized later.
There was a lack of food and many people started to death.
We were sanctioned by the United States.
Who reached out of helping hand when we were struggling in hardship,
generations endured pain and struggled through it.
Now what grounds do they have to criticize us for intervening in other countries?
Wars in the United States provokes wars in all countries outside of China.
Could unite to besiege the United States of death.
Why are demands only made on us?
Well, it's, you're not like a little country anymore.
You're not a country in the throes of famine anymore.
You know what I mean?
It's like, uh, it's a, it's a cry of desperation.
This is probably comments on BDBD about what I was saying about like Chinese lack of involvement in Israel and trade maxing
You said foreign policy is nothing to American borders until it's everything is this that until no because Americans are endlessly
amerifats are endlessly fucking
selfish
If there was an economic impact, then it would be everything if there was a
impact on the morale where Americans like started seeing, you know, coffins or even flags returning
home by the hundreds, then it would be everything. If there was a massive boost on the ground
military campaign, then it would become everything. But for the time being, that's the reason why
Trump shies away from boost on the ground, right? Iran is getting the dick partly because of China.
What do you mean?
Yeah, also, I wasn't saying like China should nuke Israel.
I'm just saying like China should do the nuclear option, which is to cut back on trade a little bit, which basically is the equivalent of demanding China nuke the three gorgeous damn, you know, it's like, do you want, do you want 10 billion Chinese to die?
Some Yemenis now express a desire to focus on improving their country.
The Yemeni people want peace and stability so that our nation and our economy can revive.
There is no way for us to revive and improve our internal affairs while undergoing constant
wars.
However, we are ready for any scenario.
As a serious question, I'm fairly sure I understand thanks to the streamer, but why
exactly is Bibi doing all this because he's dead, bro?
That's why.
Benjamin Nenyeh, who was a thought experiment, he's dead now.
this administration on Iran has been absolutely awful. There's no clear pan, no clear objective
in its apparent that this action was taken solely to, uh, for the purpose of satisfying
donors. The messaging has gotten worse every single day. The war in Iran is unpopular,
but it has the benefit of being hidden from the American public, which does not scrutinize
foreign policy closely. The issue is that the escalating economic pressure and inflation
due to disruption of global maritime transit will soon make it very visible and hard questions
about who started it and when it will then be asked or why will then be asked. The answers
happen to be extremely damning. What is this? Who made this? Oh my god, I'm sorry.
Is BB considered a moderate near Israel? No, he's not. There are more right wing figures
than him, but he's not considered a moderate by any means. However, it depends on what
issue you're talking about. When it comes to like invading Lebanon, yes, everyone loves
it. When it comes to, you know, doing genocide in Gaza, yes, everybody loves it. When it
comes to, uh, you know, bombing Iran and getting America to bomb Iran, everybody loves it.
Like Benjamin Ineow keeps getting voted back into office in Israel because low key, a lot
of Israelis understand that one, he can put a coalition together. Sometimes if it's at
odds, he can get the Orthodox groups to be on board with the coalition. But most importantly,
there's two values that Israeli society cherishes with Benjamin Netanyahu. One, he is always
the protector, okay? He's the number one protector of Israelis, like, because Israeli society
is anchored around like this protection from the enemy within, right? What Nazis call
Jews, Israelis consider Arabs. So Benjamin Netanyahu is the, is the best at protecting
Israeli society. And yes, they do not think that like constant fucking drone strikes and
constant goddamn missile strikes is outside of the question in terms of protection. Like
they don't, they don't think of that as like, Oh, BB is not protecting us. They think of
that as like a necessary moment of instability because our enemies are dying.
The other reason why they love Benjamin and Yahoos because Benjamin and Yaho basically
is seen as the one guy who can dominate the Americans. Okay? The one guy who has been
around for a very long time and has been in those rooms and has been able to manipulate,
straight up manipulate multiple American Presidencies to do the bidding of Israel in some way in
one way, shape, or form. That's the way that they see it because it's also kind of true.
Right? And that's why they love them. Those are the two major reasons. Now, the first
one, the safety one took a major blow in Israeli society after October seven. That's the reason
why they were like, Oh, shit, what the fuck you're supposed to be the protector. Like you didn't
protect us. 1200 Israelis died. Right? Uh, how could you do that? That was the reason why he was
deeply unpopular in Israeli society after October seven. But of course, because Israeli society gets
whipped up into shape by their unlimited appetite for murder of children, specifically, you know,
Palestinian children. They quickly forgot about that when Benjamin Ennio started his military
campaign in Gaza that amounts to a genocide, as we know. So that's it. That's the situation.
That's what's going on
Can Israel really become great Israel
What are these emotes Chinese to wake up and play an active role Chinese like China flag
This baby died smirk laughing
smirk. Iran is the one that bombs now. Fist. Can Israel become, really become great Israel?
Faced with diagonal mouth emoji. Faced with diagonal mouth emoji. Faced with diagonal mouth
emoji. Yes, Israel can become great Israel, which is called Palestine, inshallah.
That's when it will become truly great.
Breaking points begin, the views as of late, you need more political guests, you two pushing
them hard.
I know, I've been trying to get all these guests that are on breaking points to come
on my stream as well but it's a little bit more difficult. Okay, I've been trying though.
Did Yemeni Houthi say they're joining too? Yeah, that's what we were watching. According to Ahmed
Ash-Shirahi, a member of Ansar Allah Houthi movement, the conflict is viewed through a wider lens.
Whether we enter the war with Iran in this round or not, our long-term goal is to feed them to the
released from all the U.S. military bases and their aircraft carriers. This is what we're
aiming to achieve in the near future.
The debate within Yemen reflects a fundamental question facing the nation's leadership.
That was a tin foil constructed aircraft carrier that had a bunch of cardboard Yemeni blades
stabbing it.
Whether to leverage its military capacity in regional confrontations, or to channel its resources towards development and other domestic priorities.
The Yemeni group is keeping their finger on the trigger as their leader puts it.
But joining a full-scale war could put Yemen on the edge of another humanitarian disaster.
Yusuf Maudi, Al-Qassida, Sana'a.
Do you remember when everybody yelled at me because I interviewed the Yemeni who the Yemeni team Houthi Shalamai the Yemeni teenager
And I just kept telling everybody like I don't care even if he was Houthi
I would still interview him and it would be perfectly valid for me to do so and
and everyone was like nah, you're just scared that we called you out because
he's a Houthi and you're like trying to hide it and I was like no I don't care if he even
was a Houthi I would still interview him we just know that he's not a Houthi and and then and
then people were like no you're just scared to defend the Houthis and I was like no I stand ten
toes down with the Houthis as far as like the blockade on the Red Sea and and then they still do
it like to this day in that crazy they still call you a terrorist for interviewing that kid I know
he's just not a houthi like he's not he's not shia he's sunni
in Los Angeles with its stacks of luxury Persian rugs may seem far removed from the horrors
of war.
These are very expensive pieces. This one is like $30,000.
What's the Eric, his homeland is front of my...
I'm sorry, you're talking to Americans, they don't know what that means. Dude, I know.
It's like, dude, being, like having opinions like the ones that I have in the United States
of America is like constantly fucking having to swim against the current like all the time.
It's just people are too stupid and there's too many stupid people and no one is even
remotely intellectually curious.
And they just go along with it where they're like, nah, he's a terrorist and you're a terrorist
too.
And now I'm going to get all my friends to also say that it's pretty wild.
not
See
Especially now it's so dumb on the wall portraits of the Shars the Monarchs who ruled the country until
Digg riding and in him an optimism that this war will bring a free Iran
But do you think Donald Trump did the right thing?
Yes.
Donald Trump is doing a favor for the whole humanity, keeping these people off of their
hands, off of nuclear bombs.
These people, brother, that's your people.
Fuck you mean these people.
Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Mr. President, thank you, thank you, Donald Trump, thank
you, these people, they were going to get a nuclear bomb.
And you know, some people like Democrats, they are full of bologna.
They created this monster.
Eric left Iran at 15.
His father is 91 and still living in Tehran.
You must be concerned though about collateral damage.
You know, it's war.
What can you do?
There's nothing.
If my father, I mean, God forbid, if my father gets killed, I would understand.
I'm not going to be against.
You would still have the same-
Bro?
Look.
I'm not a fan
of the domestic repression
that the IRGC has committed.
but god damn these fucking monarchists man oh my lord like like these are these
vibes are criminal actually this is these are criminal vibes these vibes are
criminal if someone were to do that around me I don't know what I would do
okay if someone was just like saying that about if someone was like talking
about turkey this way I would be like dude you are you need to go to jail you
need to go to prison you need to go yeah I'm putting you in political prison I'm
doing a citizens arrest on you
but it's so crazy
perspective that is a price. Bro said I sacrificed my dad he's 91 he's about to die anyway. It's worth paying. Exactly. There is a price to pay for freedom.
You're not paying. This is home to the biggest diaspora of Iranians anywhere in the world known as Taranjali or little Persia.
This cafe is in Persian Square.
Yeah, hot dirty, great food, by the way, oh my God.
Yes, I'm not welcome back there now that I have seen this, but.
Lots of this tight knit community.
Search left Iran aged eight.
This is Westwood, it's fantastic, I used to live in this neighborhood, they'll spit in
your food now.
Like we're on the cusp of finally being able to remember my my roommate.
The reason why my one of the bits on my fucking rules when you first signed into my stream
is a Ottoman Empire over the Persian Empire because like when I first started to streaming
I had a roommate and he's Iranian.
And we'd joke about that shit and we would always yell, OPTUTTIE, when we went to that
place to get KUBI DAY.
We'd again after 47 years, if it's actually successful.
I mean, first and foremost, my concern is for America, this is the country that's been
housing us and caring for us all these years.
And of course, I'm very concerned about the safety of Americans, about the repercussions
to America.
At Mohammed's fruit and vegetable shop, his customers are mostly Persian and they're willing
to tolerate the economic impact of war.
I am here for 53 years, but I love to go back, at least to visit my brothers and my sister.
In the end, I think this war is not finished so soon, but we're going to have a hard time
in America because of
No, this guy's not Pesachran. His name is Mohammed, bro.
And he left before the revolution, dog.
He's not not every fucking Persian diaspora is a diasporoid.
Okay.
Look at the context clues.
His name is Mohammed think.
The prices goes up. The price of oil going up price of everything
grocery. Everything goes up.
The American intervention isn't universally popular here though.
Ada is of all...
Yeah, so the...
With the Cubans is more...
With the Cubans is a little bit more monolithic, but with the...
With Cuban diaspora is...
Well, even then it's not the case, but like the voice that you hear from oftentimes like white Cubans...
And Miami Cubans will like straight up lie,
even if they fucking left the country during Batista.
like, oh, Fido Castro killed my parents or whatever, whereas with Iranians, like, it's
a little different. Iranians is a little different. There are, you know, there's like a bunch
of Muslim Iranians too. They're not all like, and, and, you know, there's plenty of diaspora
Iranians that, you know, might be critical of the government. Let's still understand
that this is ridiculous.
Do you worry that it's actually a full-blown war that might last quite a long time?
Oh, absolutely.
Because right now, it will be one fighting with the other.
How can this end so quickly?
Donald Trump wants, he wants.
And Iran is coming to have revenge.
revenge. So when revenge is in the game, that game doesn't get over so quickly.
Here though, 7,000 miles from Iran, the overwhelming majority do support the war in their homeland.
And celebrates the US president who made it happen.
Martha Kellner, Sky News, Los Angeles.
Yeah, America is real, the Gulf and opposition media abroad
who parroted their narratives wholesale,
lied and lied about what this war would be like,
that it would be clean and short,
and now reality's bitterly set in.
I fear after this, there will be little reckoning.
Iran's Qatam al-Anbiya headquarters spokesman says,
false flag attacks in Turkey, Kuwait and Iraq
meant the frame to Iran.
The spokesman said,
Recent attacks in Turkey, Kuwait, and Iraq attributed to Iran are part of the deception
campaign meant to drive a wedge between Iran and his neighbors.
He said the United States and other hostile actors having copied Iran's Shahid 136 drone
and develop what the U.S. military calls the Lucas drone, are using it to strike illegitimate
targets across the region.
He added that Iran only targets U.S. in Israeli interest, and when it conducts strikes, it
publicly announces responsibility.
That's just false.
Al Jazeera showed a poll that said 49% of Iranians are against war.
It's 61% want tensions to end.
Wait, what?
Al Jazeera showed a poll of Iranians in Iran right now that said
there's a 50-50 split.
Are you talking about the diaspora?
that was probably the diaspora. Also, this number doesn't add up to 100%. This number
is, yeah, this number is 161%. How does that, like, you gave me three different numbers,
What am I supposed to do with this?
It's two different questions.
158% sorry.
I saw Matt.
Okay, whatever.
I got it close.
Close enough.
Shut the fuck up.
Don't think just need your reactions in.
New strikes in Tel Aviv.
Yeah, this looks different.
This looks like a shred of ballistic missile impact.
And not cluster munitions.
both of these look like ballistic missiles that didn't get intercepted at all.
Which once again, you know, not great for Israel's calculations here.
Oh my god, everyone thinks Benjamin Ineah who's dead is crazy to me.
We're, we're cooked.
We're cooked.
We're cooked.
Yeah, straight of her moves is not closed.
Right now, Trump has no plan to reopen the straight.
Why do they think that?
Because the power of believing, all right, let's listen to Laura Loomer.
Laura Loomer went to India.
And before she went to India, she deleted all of her anti-Indian racist tweets.
It's really funny.
But of course Indians already knew that she had tweeted quite a bit about Indians in general
like calm dirty smelly like you know disgusting things that she had said heinous shit that
she had said.
But let's take a look.
She said the White House will smelt like curry.
Wait.
If Kamala Harris wins, the White House will smell like curry, is what she said apparently.
It's crazy.
Not all of them.
Average IQ in India is 76 best and brightest at real Donald Trump.
Yeah, don't fall for the stunt of calling out Laura Loomer's raise him in Islamophobia
at India Today event.
The truth is that Loomer was invited precisely because of her enthusiasm for the US Israel
India nexus.
And for the vicious Islamophobia, she has never apologized for and never will.
By the end of the conversation, there were smiles and nods.
and Rajdeep Sardazi even in a cordial chat after the panel because for large sections
of the Indian media Islamophobia is not a matter of life or death or it's a punchline.
Now that she issued an apology for her anti-thean comments she will almost certainly use the
moment to launch an even bigger assault on Muslims along with the Hindu right wing.
Also worth noting check the India Today website the clip in which Sardis like calls out her
Islamophobia has mysteriously disappeared from the video.
You then went on to say our country was built by white Europeans, not third world invaders from India.
I think you should do more than just express regret. From what I can see, you're brazenly racist and Islamophobic.
And I'm sorry to say that, we have ati toi devo bhava in this country where we welcome all,
but your common smack of anti-Indianism was still Islamophobia and even worse, racism,
which has no place man.
Anti, anti your comments Mac than Islam phobia and even worse races in today's world.
So get real man.
Sorry to say that, but that comments are unacceptable to me as an Indian and as a world citizen.
Yeah, the thing is, yeah, BGP does love Islam phobia, but look at her fucking face.
I mean, actually, it's kind of crazy to look at, like, what's going on there?
I asked why Loomer wasn't at the National Women's Day event for Trump the other day.
I guess she was here prepping for this.
Laura, my free spirit.
She has no control over her facial muscles.
Yeah, it's crazy.
Anyway, let's talk about this. APAC is coming after Kat and their next weapon is the left
bashing. There's no such thing as Islamophobia.
Islamophobia is an irrational fear. It is not an irrational fear of Islam and ideology.
They're supposed to cause for the killing of all non-Muslims blah blah blah okay, whatever who gives a fuck
Fuck Laura Loomer. I've heard it a million times Islam is not a race. How can you say it's racist Islamophobia is not an irrational fear
It's a totally normal fear. Oh, I don't fear Islam. I want to kill Islam. I sick
boo
Um, yeah. Mark Ruffalo also
endorsed cap. But anyway, let's watch this.
Bushra Amiwala is fighting for real economic justice.
We must break down these oligarchs and monopolies.
We must make sure that billionaires, corporations, and these oligarchs
pay their fair share in taxes.
Bushra's plan? Medicare for all. A living wage.
Student loan forgiveness. Real affordable housing options.
And yes, making the wealthy pay their fair share. Bushra Amirwala is the real deal, fighting
for real economic justice. This quite literally is an APAC affiliate group that is trying
to piece up catapult gazalex momentum and filter some votes to Bushra Amirwala. Okay.
Sean Mawala is supported in a new digital ad from an APAC back super PAC Chicago progressive
partnership. First aired on YouTube yesterday, the package previously attacked Abu Ghazali
appears to be an attempt to further divide the progressive vote. I request a comment
from Bush's campaign. We'll post a quote, a quote upon receiving it. And then she also
came out with a statement on her own and it's crazy because once again, a lot of you motherfuckers
get duped by this shit and I need you to be, I need you to lock in. Okay. I need you to
lock in. I know a lot of you are not going to lock in. We don't have ranked choice voting
in many places. Okay.
He won't call what's happening Gaza genocide and he won't say no to any further military aid to Israel
You will actually even stopped attacking him a week ago. We all noticed go back to your actual candidate once I'm elected to Congress
I'm coming for dark money. Okay. Wow
Get ready to see a lot more a pack fuckery like this for the rest of the cycle Illinois
Just a star a pack will create more shell packs and do all they can and stop progressives from winning by splitting the vote
Yeah, she's not going to drop and I think people should just like stop demanding this. It's not
going to happen. And you're just like annoying the, the fans that she already has. You can't even
like take yourself out at this point from the ballot. Like she's on the ballot. People have
been early voting already. It's just in my opinion, yes, we should not allow this to happen as far
as like, you know, left flank candidates should not be piecing up, uh, the, the, uh, the limited
voter base. Okay. It would definitely be respectful to ask her to drop. What? It would
disrespectful to ask her to drop. I don't know. I just don't, I don't know, uh, her like that.
Why was I on vote for her when I can't? I don't know. There's probably fucking a million different reasons
Okay cat is the viable cat is the viable anti Zionist vote. The reason why I'm saying this by the way
the reason why I'm like talking about this is because like this is a very, this is a new technique,
but they're not going to stop. Okay. They're not going to stop. APEC is not going to stop.
It's unbearable. Unfucking bearable that this is like,
something that we have to deal with that a foreign country can have like
this much funds to genuinely manipulate American elections. Okay. A foreign country
country can straight up engage with American elections at this level where they spend billions
of dollars in a fucking election cycle at this point, eight million on just a primary
for the democratic party in Illinois nine. And it's not even just like attacking. And
it's never about Israel. They never say Israel at, at any step of the way they have their
APAC back candidates that they pump and they never talk about how those guys are pro-Israel.
They have their attack targets that are liberal Zionists that they hate. Like even Daniel
Biss, who's a liberal Zionist was pro-Israel objectively. They hate that. So they attacked
Daniel Biss. But when there's an actual anti-Zionist that outflanks Daniel Biss on the same fucking
race, then they will start attacking the anti-Zionists because they made this mistake one time
with Anna Lillia, and they adopt new tactics. Okay. It's, it's so fucking insane. Watch
this for Minneapolis, Minnesota Senate, a two fair shake poundage stratton over the
ice contractor that donated to her super pack. The super pack is the Dem Lieutenant governor's
pack. So fair shake or a pack, et cetera, could run the same play against Peggy Flanagan.
She seems dope, but she should do the Brad Lander thing.
That's not how this works.
Brad Lander and Zoran already had like a working relationship, okay?
Anyway, the point is, you got to go for the most progressive option possible that has
viability. Will you regret not asking her to drop out if you lose by a few hundred?
I just know it's not possible. Maybe I know more than you do. Okay? Anyone that's still
in this race at this point with fucking 5% viability that's lost all viability is not
in this race because they genuinely think they have a shot at winning. That's delusional.
No, they're in it because they're just resilient. They're gonna stay in it. They don't give a fuck, okay?
They don't think it's their fault or maybe they don't care if if the anti-zionist candidate doesn't win
It's that simple
The elections are fucking Tuesday. She's pulling a 6% she's not gonna like endorse cat and
Yes, it's it's petty for sure
Why do you think voting is a viable way of moving forward?
No, I think the only viable way to move forward is to arm the revolutionary vanguard right
now and storm the nearest American military base, overtake it, learn how to f*****g fly
F-16 fighter jets, take them to Washington DC with shadow tankers that are refueling
along the ride, and then, you know, militarily occupy the Pentagon, Washington DC, and overthrow
the government to implement a proletarian dictatorship. That's what I think. I'm just
holding you back from doing that, obviously. You know, I'm just holding everybody back
from doing that. We're literally there, we're ready, we're ready to go. It's just like we
just haven't done it for some reason because I'm a fucking revisionist who doesn't want
revolution to happen and I want to sheepdog you back in the Democratic Party. I just hate
having this conversation every fucking day. Whatever you want to think, think who cares.
Yeah, I'm holding everybody back as the CIA check cleared
But yeah, the amount of fucking money flowing into these primaries is unbearable. I hate
it. Anyway, here's Mark Ruffalo. Don't let APAC, a foreign lobbying group,
politicians and control what the United States does. Vote for Kat and vote for a
politician who will be working for you, not for a foreign entity who drags us
into wars and cares nothing for the American people.
Don't let it.
Great.
Clear.
Coherent.
Fantastic.
You know.
Great. Wonderful.
When you get a mark on the pod, I've DM'd him before. I have no way to get him on.
It's not happening.
Unfortunately.
Yeah, Mark Ruffalo was an early donor to Kat's campaign for what it's worth, as was
Andrew Yang, interestingly enough.
This is John Kiriako. Don't get duped.
You can't get the contact from Mehdi?
Oh, I never asked Mehdi.
I could ask Mehdi a song.
The replies to your Twitter frying me prove Nenya who's safe and stable.
I asked Adam and Adam did not fucking give me his info bro. Son of a bitch. I already
have sex. I already have feelers out. We're scheduling for sex. We're going to schedule
for Mersheimer. We're working on it. Sources tell me BB is stable. Please God is true.
It's revenge for not giving a Mr. B's number. True. Okay. I deserve that. All right. I'm
fucking tired. It's eight hours. I don't think I'll be live tomorrow. Hopefully nothing fucking
insane happens. If something insane happens, I might have to go live, but we'll see. But
I have, I have a lot of stuff going on. I haven't taken a day off in a minute and tomorrow
is not any different I have like multiple podcasts I'm doing I have the the I have like
a Oscars thing that I'm going to I have the fear and podcast that I'm doing I got a hell
of shit so and I have a new merch line coming out soon gonna do photo shoot for the merch
Anyway, love you guys, and I will see you, maybe tomorrow, hopefully not, and if not on
one day, peace.
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