Speaker 1: Oh, bed of that ardor hello, and welcome to the show.
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Speaker 2: Cajun Knights, and this is a special emergency episode.
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Speaker 3: America's at war.
Speaker 2: We are at war, and I know, I know a
Speaker 2: lot of people are gonna feel a lot of different
Speaker 2: ways about this. I am not starting to beat the
Speaker 2: war drum and cheer. What I am saying is that
Speaker 2: America does best when we are in some sort of
Speaker 2: a conflict. We are a warring tribe. That's been our
Speaker 2: mo since we were founded, and we've been at peace
Speaker 2: for a little too long. I figured it was gonna
Speaker 2: break somehow, gonna be honest, though I did not see
Speaker 2: it going this route, at least not in this way.
Speaker 2: I don't know I felt like there'd be a little
Speaker 2: bit more of a pissing match going on, and then
Speaker 2: finally somebody was gonna pull the trigger. I mean, Raven,
Speaker 2: did you think that we'd go to war the wrong
Speaker 2: Did you think we were going to take it over
Speaker 2: to the more Central America route.
Speaker 4: I think that we are strategically having a war within
Speaker 4: a war. And I follow some economic people. There's a
Speaker 4: guy that's really famous. He's an Asian dude that talks
Speaker 4: all about following the money, and he's been talking about
Speaker 4: the last few months, like leading up to this, that
Speaker 4: there is like a war within a war. And I
Speaker 4: was found other people that have different backgrounds that have
Speaker 4: been talking about this too, that like, we are not
Speaker 4: openly attacking China because of the sixty one, the bomb
Speaker 4: that they have that has the sixty sixty nuclear warheads
Speaker 4: in it and the one hydrogen bomb, and they've already
Speaker 4: just literally came out yesterday, I think yesterday or today
Speaker 4: and said that if we attack them, then they will
Speaker 4: drop it on us. And yes, there's a whole video
Speaker 4: like that they if we want war, they'll bring war
Speaker 4: to us. And so there is like a whole war
Speaker 4: happening within this war. So like from what everyone else
Speaker 4: has been saying is that we strategically have taken Venezuela, Iran,
Speaker 4: Iran and Iran Iran. I don't want to whatever interchangeable
Speaker 4: and uh and working on doing other things behind it
Speaker 4: to hit the heart of China because of their economics
Speaker 4: and because we're being sneaky about attacking them, because we
Speaker 4: can't outright we don't want to outright attack them, right.
Speaker 4: I think that there is a lot of moving parts
Speaker 4: to this right now that I didn't. I figured at
Speaker 4: some point we were going to start a war. I
Speaker 4: don't particularly agree with going to war. And do you
Speaker 4: think that the Iranian people needed help?
Speaker 5: Like the true Iranian people, right? Iranian? I guess we'll
Speaker 5: call them Iranian because I don't know.
Speaker 4: I always say I always say Iran, but I think
Speaker 4: it's Iran. But I mean they needed help. They've been
Speaker 4: under the regime for forty seven years and the people
Speaker 4: have been getting murdered and killed, raped, tortured, all sorts
Speaker 4: of stuff. There is a lot of interesting information. As
Speaker 4: I was digging into this more, I found a lot
Speaker 4: of content creators that are Iranian, that were born and
Speaker 4: raised there, that have tons of family there, and when
Speaker 4: they do get messages out, they have to show them
Speaker 4: via an actual like little written paper of like a true.
Speaker 5: Message of what's happening.
Speaker 4: They get maybe a few minutes a week every other week,
Speaker 4: depending on if they can get any kind of service,
Speaker 4: and they're telling, you know, trying to get the message
Speaker 4: out of what's really going on.
Speaker 5: So these people do desperately need help.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a really difficult challenge though, when
Speaker 4: taking on this type of war because the way that
Speaker 4: the Islamic State has been running Iran or Iran for
Speaker 4: forty seven years, it is systematic. Is is embedded in
Speaker 4: all social areas and the way that they have their structure,
Speaker 4: their infrastructures set up, they have preyed upon the weak
Speaker 4: and the vulnerable. They have kept them in such poverty
Speaker 4: stricken areas that the children have grown up to end.
Speaker 5: Up joining their war, their military group.
Speaker 4: And that's how they're at like one million active and
Speaker 4: they're anywhere estimated between three to four million inactive right now.
Speaker 4: Is because once they join, then they become a part
Speaker 4: of the regime, they start falling into the ideology.
Speaker 5: They also get housing, they.
Speaker 4: Get food, which most of them hadn't had they get
Speaker 4: some kind of sense of stability or community. And so
Speaker 4: now it's not just about changing taking out one leader,
Speaker 4: it's about systematically rooting out ideology that's been in place
Speaker 4: for almost fifty years and then trying to change it
Speaker 4: back to what trying to give the freedom back.
Speaker 5: To the Iranian people. And so, yeah, it's a lot.
Speaker 2: There's I was just getting into it with one of
Speaker 2: our followers on Instagram as a matter of fact, circling
Speaker 2: back to what we were talking about with China, right,
Speaker 2: And I agree with you that this whole situation with
Speaker 2: her on it's it's multi pronged. There's multiple facets to this,
Speaker 2: there's multiple levels. On the one hand, we told them
Speaker 2: to quit fucking around trying to make a nuke, and
Speaker 2: they kept beating around the bush and they kept going
Speaker 2: this way where they're trying to redirect the conversation, do
Speaker 2: this and this. We have been on this point for
Speaker 2: years and years and years. Multiple other Arab countries have
Speaker 2: also seld Iran they don't want them to have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: This is not even an open conversation that anyone's willing
Speaker 2: to have. As far as this goes, like clearly they
Speaker 2: cannot develop nuclear bombs, they continued. Last year, America struck them, right,
Speaker 2: America and Israel struck them with some bunker busters and
Speaker 2: they they I'm not gonna say destroyed, they damaged their
Speaker 2: new laboratories.
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, but that's not the main point.
Speaker 2: It is, in fact, a way to hurt China in
Speaker 2: a non kinetic way as far as China is concerned. Now,
Speaker 2: I understand people are gonna look at this and say
Speaker 2: that this is ridiculous and this is silly, and Okay, listen,
Speaker 2: y'all gotta understand.
Speaker 3: We are currently talking about the five D chess game.
Speaker 2: We're not talking about the checkers that everyone thinks that
Speaker 2: we're playing right now. We're in two different ballparks here,
Speaker 2: but multiple levels to it. So the China situation I
Speaker 2: got into with a dude on Instagram who thinks, for
Speaker 2: some reason that China is like a real like we're
Speaker 2: scared of them for some reason. Not we as in
Speaker 2: Ravenlee Indict to Night, America is scared of them for
Speaker 2: military reasons, and I'm like, bro, no.
Speaker 4: Like, there's a lot of conversations though being had that
Speaker 4: China has only shown a portion of their force and
Speaker 4: a portion of what.
Speaker 3: They have even still, even still, it's.
Speaker 4: I think I think it's a least wing in that
Speaker 4: there is a very valuable option that they have a
Speaker 4: lot more than what they have said or let everyone
Speaker 4: else know. I'm not saying I think America's I think
Speaker 4: America has a lot of superpower stuff. But I also
Speaker 4: think that discrediting an entire country that fabricates so many
Speaker 4: things is not a wise move, especially when you're strategic
Speaker 4: about warfare.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about that. That's actually where the conversation
Speaker 2: went towards.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: So apparently this guy was a part of writing some
Speaker 2: sort of a paper for the Navy. I didn't check
Speaker 2: his credentials or his background, but I'm just going off
Speaker 2: of what he said.
Speaker 3: Here. He's saying that China can produce way more than
Speaker 3: America can. And okay, that's a fair point. I hear you.
Speaker 2: They're able to produce like ten destroyers a year and
Speaker 2: four aircraft carriers a year. America takes us four to
Speaker 2: seven years to build one carrier. Okay, real quick, big dog.
Speaker 2: If that's true, how can we have more carriers than
Speaker 2: China currently? How can we have more destroyers than China currently. Well,
Speaker 2: they have a larger navy bro a lot of their
Speaker 2: oil tankers they're classifying as military tonnage, right, So if
Speaker 2: we're talking by tonnage, China has a larger navy by
Speaker 2: actual military craft. America has a way more capable and
Speaker 2: larger navy. We're not even having the same conversation here,
Speaker 2: and O coach should they could if China went to
Speaker 2: a wartime economy and start pumping out everything towards the
Speaker 2: war effort, could that be a threat that we need
Speaker 2: to deal with? Okay, I understand that, but China's not
Speaker 2: there right now. And then talking about their air assets,
Speaker 2: and I understand for people that aren't like really big
Speaker 2: into the airspace kind of shit, I get it. We
Speaker 2: have F thirty five's, right, China has their J twenties
Speaker 2: or the White Emperor or whatever the fuck they're calling
Speaker 2: it these days. Russia's got their SUIT thirty sevens, both
Speaker 2: of which, compared to the F thirty five are dog shit.
Speaker 2: They claim that these are sixth gen fighters, they are
Speaker 2: equivalent to America's. I'm gonna be very generous and say
Speaker 2: fourth gen fighters. There's no like standard metric as far
Speaker 2: as oh, they this plane can do dot dot dot,
Speaker 2: that makes it a second gen fighter. This plane can
Speaker 2: do bop bop bop, that makes it a fourth gen.
Speaker 2: There's no set standard nation to nation as far as
Speaker 2: that goes. When we say sixth gen, that means that
Speaker 2: this is our sixth generation of fighters in America has produced.
Speaker 2: China and Russia are claiming that this is their fifth
Speaker 2: or sixth. Shit, they they haven't had that many generations.
Speaker 2: They're just jumping. It's got some funbells and whistles. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying it's dog shit. I'm saying, compare two hours,
Speaker 2: it's dog shit. And if we're looking strictly on capabilities
Speaker 2: that are known now, I understand there's capabilities that I'm
Speaker 2: sure they haven't told us about. Sure, there's capabilities that
Speaker 2: are unclassified or are still classified as far as our
Speaker 2: shit goes, Okay, if we are just trying to compare.
Speaker 3: Apples to apples here, if we're trying to keep everybody
Speaker 3: on an even keel, it is not even fucking close.
Speaker 3: But that's that's the thing. I agree with you that
Speaker 3: we don't want to go to war with China because
Speaker 3: that is bad for business.
Speaker 4: Thank You're missing a key component in this though, which
Speaker 4: is that is that they are here.
Speaker 3: Who is they?
Speaker 4: China is here in America. China has labs here in America.
Speaker 4: China has embedded itself in our government, and it has
Speaker 4: embedded itself in everything it hasn't embedded. It has strategic
Speaker 4: places around water systems. It is doing things that we
Speaker 4: are not doing.
Speaker 3: Agreed.
Speaker 4: So when it comes to just tactical warfare, it's not
Speaker 4: only going to be okay. So maybe we are more
Speaker 4: uh power heavy when it comes to our military. They
Speaker 4: also depending on the actual numbers, they might have more
Speaker 4: numbers than we do.
Speaker 5: They might not.
Speaker 4: They might have more things hidden, and they do have
Speaker 4: a capacity to build things faster than we do. That's
Speaker 4: they do in all all sectors, actually sure, And so
Speaker 4: is it smart to not, you know, at least think
Speaker 4: that they have maybe underground I mean, they had that
Speaker 4: whole facility that they were building underground next to the ocean.
Speaker 4: What if they have that bitch packed full of those stories.
Speaker 4: What if they actually have we more than what we
Speaker 4: are giving them credit for. But the problem is is
Speaker 4: that they're here on our soil and that they've embedded
Speaker 4: themselves here. So It's not just gonna be a one punch.
Speaker 4: Hey we're gonna we're gonna throw some rockets at you.
Speaker 4: Hey we're gonna drop a bomb or you know whatever. No, No,
Speaker 4: they're gonna hit all at once to flood the system
Speaker 4: on every every aspect possible. It's gonna come at us
Speaker 4: from every angle, including in the inside.
Speaker 5: And I think that's the biggest issue.
Speaker 4: So coming at them strategically using other countries that they
Speaker 4: have deep ties to that either they have financial ties to,
Speaker 4: oil ties to they're getting something from and for a
Speaker 4: long time, is the best strategic way of fighting this
Speaker 4: shadow war against them.
Speaker 2: With you, what I'm talking about has nothing to do
Speaker 2: with espionage or sleeper cell activities. I agree that those
Speaker 2: are absolutely happening. We just talked about the Chinese bio labs.
Speaker 2: We've had multiple Chinese spies get caught in our government.
Speaker 2: So I'm one hundred percent with you. That is a
Speaker 2: thing I was speaking strictly kinetic war. But again, I
Speaker 2: don't think that we want to do that with China.
Speaker 2: We really don't. We want them to be a business partner.
Speaker 2: We don't want them to do this adversarial thing. And
Speaker 2: that is why I think we attacked Venezuela. That is
Speaker 2: why I think we also are attacking Ran right now. Granted, yes,
Speaker 2: we can find any justification we want to do that.
Speaker 3: Yes, the Ayatola was a bastard for sure.
Speaker 4: They waited forty seven years to do this. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: like they've known that they have been enslaved pretty much.
Speaker 4: Let's I mean, that's a better term for it. They
Speaker 4: have been tortured and everything else. They have been killing
Speaker 4: them for all this time.
Speaker 2: There's multiple war wards with slaves around the world right now,
Speaker 2: We're not doing anything about it because it doesn't benefit us.
Speaker 2: Now is the time for us to take out a
Speaker 2: Ran because that does benefit us at least on the.
Speaker 4: Back end, and the war machine is is always hungry
Speaker 4: for more war, which I don't agree on. I don't
Speaker 4: agree that Americans should go and lose our lives in
Speaker 4: a place that has nothing really to do with us.
Speaker 4: I do feel, though, very bad, especially when I've been
Speaker 4: watching even more videos for the Iranian people that have
Speaker 4: been suffering all this time.
Speaker 5: I do feel bad from that. I do think they
Speaker 5: should have support.
Speaker 4: There is not a lot of support happening though globally
Speaker 4: it more or less is just like two nations that
Speaker 4: are like, all right, I guess we're here gonna, you know,
Speaker 4: read the benefits of what we want from this.
Speaker 3: But more than two, more than two, well there is more.
Speaker 4: Yeah, more people are popping in and stuff. But they
Speaker 4: haven't done anything all this time. They've just been letting
Speaker 4: this happen.
Speaker 2: It's the same with any twelve conversation. The warlord that
Speaker 2: had the child slaves and all these things and was
Speaker 2: selling children into sex, slavery and all that, nobody did
Speaker 2: shit to stop him. Like it it's you know, everybody knew,
Speaker 2: everyone knew, nobody lifted a finger. But that's the deal.
Speaker 2: If America, hypothetically, even with coding twenty twelve, if America
Speaker 2: would have sent troops into that country to take out
Speaker 2: this warlord, which would have been a righteous cause, people
Speaker 2: would have been bitching that we were sending Americans to
Speaker 2: handle problems that weren't Americas, and like, okay, that's valid.
Speaker 3: That's valid. So are we going to be the world
Speaker 3: police and do good guy shit? Or are we going
Speaker 3: to be an isolated isolationist nation and tell everybody to
Speaker 3: go fuck themselves unless it's on our shores.
Speaker 2: It's not our problem because we're fucked either way either.
Speaker 2: If we don't help people, the countries around the world
Speaker 2: think that we're evil for not helping. The second we
Speaker 2: lift a finger, Oh, America's on their imperial shit again,
Speaker 2: that we cannot please them. All haters are going to hate,
Speaker 2: and that it is what it is.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think both said have a good argument
Speaker 4: to it. I think that a lot of American lives
Speaker 4: have been lost for wars that had nothing to do
Speaker 4: with the American people.
Speaker 5: It had all to do for profit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this is just another example for profit. And
Speaker 4: I mean personally, there's so many things happening here in
Speaker 4: America that need to be handled in America. I think
Speaker 4: that we should at least provide aid to countries that
Speaker 4: are in need.
Speaker 5: I think that we should work.
Speaker 4: Together with other nations to be able to bring more peace, time,
Speaker 4: to save people from complete genocide, injustices, all of those things.
Speaker 5: But at what costs, I guess are we willing to
Speaker 5: pay for?
Speaker 6: This?
Speaker 4: Is how many lives are we willing to throw out
Speaker 4: this war machine again? I mean, it's only been a
Speaker 4: few years of quote unquote peace that we've you know,
Speaker 4: finally stopped losing people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sucked.
Speaker 2: The peace time does not do well for America. And
Speaker 2: be honest with you, you uh, we just we don't
Speaker 2: do good as a nation when we haven't move. You
Speaker 2: could look throughout the entire course of America's history from
Speaker 2: seventeen seventy six to now, we have only had I
Speaker 2: think as of now, it's like fourteen years of peace,
Speaker 2: and those weren't consecutive. That was like a year here,
Speaker 2: two years here, or whatever. That's not good for us
Speaker 2: to go to peace. We as a nation, as a culture,
Speaker 2: as a society.
Speaker 3: We do war really well.
Speaker 2: Now that's not happy times. That's not fun. That's not happy,
Speaker 2: happy joy joy that we're the world's bullies. But somebody's
Speaker 2: got to do it. Okay, I'm sorry. It is what
Speaker 2: it is. And when we are at peace, shit goes.
Speaker 3: Sideways for us.
Speaker 2: Historically speaking, and now our economy dips. Countries around the
Speaker 2: world start to think that we're weak and they start
Speaker 2: trying to take shots at us.
Speaker 3: And I don't mean like shots like with missiles.
Speaker 2: I mean they try to do this whole diplomatic game
Speaker 2: and they forget who's actually got the biggest hammer in
Speaker 2: the toolbox. It's not good for us at all to
Speaker 2: be at peace. We're like, we're like major pain. Have
Speaker 2: you ever seen that movie?
Speaker 5: Of course I've seen that movie. Of course.
Speaker 2: You remember in the opening scene whenever he gets back
Speaker 2: and they're telling him they're gonna they're gonna retire him,
Speaker 2: and he's like, it's gotta be somebody who needs killing.
Speaker 2: That's us, that's America's military. We only do it really well.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: We are not good at nation building. We suck at
Speaker 3: rebuilding a nation.
Speaker 2: But going in and fucking some shit up with extreme
Speaker 2: efficiency and violence.
Speaker 3: We do really good at that. We're the best at it.
Speaker 3: It's it's I didn't make the map.
Speaker 4: Still, I'm still not seeing how this is like a
Speaker 4: super positive positive for Americans and for a lot of people.
Speaker 4: I mean, we've killed a lot of people that are
Speaker 4: innocent as well.
Speaker 3: Sure, sure, so what happens. I'm not saying that's a
Speaker 3: good thing either.
Speaker 4: I fully understand what you're saying, and I get it.
Speaker 4: There's you know, economically, we we prosper in certain times,
Speaker 4: we have been doing better in certain areas. But I mean,
Speaker 4: it's it's all a game. I just don't feel like,
Speaker 4: you know, maybe there's a better approach. If we've had
Speaker 4: only fourteen years of peace, once, you think there might
Speaker 4: be a better approach to figuring out the world solutions
Speaker 4: than us having to be the bad guys all the.
Speaker 2: Time we tried the diplomatic approach. They don't take us seriously.
Speaker 5: That you also have had really weak leaders in those times.
Speaker 3: Shit, we don't have a strong leader. Now, I would
Speaker 3: argue he's not.
Speaker 2: He's strong in certain regards, but he's not like YadA
Speaker 2: gift to America.
Speaker 5: No, he's not at all. And he's definitely unstable.
Speaker 4: And for sure true you're happy and like, you know,
Speaker 4: you hurt my feelings. Hmm, I'm gonna send a ball
Speaker 4: at you, basically.
Speaker 2: Okay, And before people start with their bullshit about well
Speaker 2: that's because the Republicans blah blah blah, let's not forget
Speaker 2: Obama dropped more drone strikes on innocent people than any
Speaker 2: other president, just killed more innocent people than any president
Speaker 2: had since World War Two. Okay, So, like, let's if
Speaker 2: we're gonna keep it all all above board here. It
Speaker 2: is not a partisan thing. It is not a Republican
Speaker 2: or a Democrat thing. Both parties are warhawkish in their
Speaker 2: own regards. Let's also not forget three years ago Nancy
Speaker 2: Pelosi was screaming that we needed to go to war
Speaker 2: with Iron. The Democrats were screaming that we needed to
Speaker 2: go to war with Ron.
Speaker 4: Well, the two Republicans right now are pushing to be
Speaker 4: able to take more control over Trump's power when it
Speaker 4: comes to doing anything with Ron. So there's like two
Speaker 4: there's a California and Republican and a Kentucky Republican pushing
Speaker 4: for a bill right now to be signed that pretty
Speaker 4: much he has to get Congress approval for anything he
Speaker 4: wants to do moving forward.
Speaker 3: That's not going to go through. I'm very very sorry so.
Speaker 2: Here and I agree that maybe it should maybe because
Speaker 2: it's not about Trump, it's not about Obama, it's not
Speaker 2: about Biden, it's not about Bush.
Speaker 3: The position of the.
Speaker 2: President might need to have a little extra with the
Speaker 2: checks and the balances. And I'm not inherently again that. However,
Speaker 2: if you notice, nobody's declared war. This was an operation
Speaker 2: same way that all of Afghanistan and all of Iraq
Speaker 2: and all of uh well Iraq one point zero in
Speaker 2: the nineties and all of the things, it's all been
Speaker 2: operations because Congress never declared war, the President, who is
Speaker 2: the commander in chief of the Armed Forces, sent the
Speaker 2: Marines over to do some shit, and then with their
Speaker 2: support needed from the Navy, and obviously the Armonies come
Speaker 2: in for support too, and obviously this and this, and
Speaker 2: before you know it, it's a full scale deployment.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So, but with that being said, I don't believe
Speaker 3: that Iran is gonna go to that level. I could
Speaker 3: be wrong.
Speaker 2: I could really I could be very wrong, but I
Speaker 2: I could see this being wrapped up in under six months.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't think when it comes to the
Speaker 4: infrastructure of the Islamic regime, it's gonna take decade probably
Speaker 4: at least, to maybe get.
Speaker 5: Them out of there.
Speaker 3: You get on military, know.
Speaker 4: The Islamic regime, like, let get a hold of it
Speaker 4: and remove them, because.
Speaker 2: There maybe not if the if the civilian population can
Speaker 2: stand up and take their country back.
Speaker 4: They're trying, but I mean they're they're starving, they've been beaten. Hell,
Speaker 4: there's one conscient creator. Her entire family lives in this
Speaker 4: one area and apparently they literally went door to door
Speaker 4: and beat the fuck out of every citizen and their course,
Speaker 4: there's no any new new news coverage, no nothing, because
Speaker 4: they have everything locked down. And it was the I
Speaker 4: r c G that initiated it, that approved it, and
Speaker 4: so r.
Speaker 3: GC are the fuckers, by the way, the Iranian military,
Speaker 3: they're fine, they're soldiers.
Speaker 4: They're a basji basji. That's that's the people. Those are
Speaker 4: the ones, that's that's the thing. Yeah, those are the
Speaker 4: kids that they had, they have raised up into a
Speaker 4: brainwash id all of wanting to die for this cause
Speaker 4: no matter what, because at this point you've known nothing
Speaker 4: else and they actually gave you food and shelter, and
Speaker 4: now what are you gonna do. You're gonna stand against
Speaker 4: all your brothers that you've been with this whole time.
Speaker 4: What to help the citizens? Fuck the citizens. You're gonna
Speaker 4: do whatever it takes. I mean, there's tons of people standing,
Speaker 4: tons of people trying to get the message out. Like
Speaker 4: apparently they went into the prisons and were hanging females
Speaker 4: by nooses and we're raping them just so that they
Speaker 4: knew to what it felt like. I found it really interesting.
Speaker 4: Some of the content creators were talking about where are
Speaker 4: all the female's bodies? So a lot of the body
Speaker 4: bags most and pretty much all the body bags I
Speaker 4: guess that you've seen pictures of and from inside people
Speaker 4: inside actually living there. They've been saying where are all
Speaker 4: the female bodies, because they're all male bodies. They said
Speaker 4: they saw like forty five bodies float down the river.
Speaker 5: It was all males, yep.
Speaker 4: And they're like, where are the female bodies because we
Speaker 4: don't know they're dying, So where are the bodies going?
Speaker 5: Where have they disappeared to what?
Speaker 4: And they're apparently driving around with stickers of family members
Speaker 4: and friends on the back of their vehicles. Have you
Speaker 4: seen this person? Have you seen this person? And this
Speaker 4: has been going on for quite a while now. And
Speaker 4: so to say that people aren't happy that the regime
Speaker 4: is being changed, like that's incorrect in a lot of places.
Speaker 5: There's two there's two parts to this.
Speaker 4: There's the Islamic people that have been raised to be
Speaker 4: in this Muslim ideology, and then there is the actual
Speaker 4: Iranian people that have been trying to be, you know,
Speaker 4: taking back their power for forty seven years and having
Speaker 4: a voice.
Speaker 2: It's not even just an Islamic thing, because keep in mind,
Speaker 2: the Ayatola is the top dog of the Shia sect. Right,
Speaker 2: there's tons of Sunnis that have no they don't care
Speaker 2: about him, and hell half Foraran, over half Ofvaran did
Speaker 2: not fuck with him or his bullshit regime, even if
Speaker 2: they were of the Shia Muslim variety.
Speaker 3: There's just like you're saying, here, where are the women?
Speaker 3: Where is this? Where's this?
Speaker 2: It's like they're being used, The bodies are being used,
Speaker 2: and we don't have to go there. Whatever your dark
Speaker 2: depraved mind, good cult member can can tell you about
Speaker 2: what could a female body be used for? You're probably
Speaker 2: close and probably worse. But even still, this is all right.
Speaker 2: The protests that just took place not too long ago,
Speaker 2: the actual death tolls have come out, and I understand
Speaker 2: the iatolas said that not that many confirmed over forty
Speaker 2: thousand were killed in a matter of what two weeks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not very long. And that's they've been suffering
Speaker 4: from that sense. Anybody, even with a what's up app
Speaker 4: that says a single word or you might hear of it.
Speaker 4: Apparently they're going missing. They're killing them. The women and
Speaker 4: children are just disappearing right places, and they never see
Speaker 4: them back.
Speaker 3: I might piss off some people with this one and I'm.
Speaker 5: Sure you're gonna piss off a lot of people during
Speaker 5: this whole talk.
Speaker 3: So fun, that's fine, it's a part of the job.
Speaker 2: But listen, I want people to genuinely, genuinely take a
Speaker 2: look at themselves whenever I say this, and if it
Speaker 2: doesn't apply to you, then it does not apply to you, clearly.
Speaker 3: Okay. So let's talk Gaza for a second.
Speaker 2: Allegedly, seventy thousand Palestinian Muslims all the things were killed
Speaker 2: in the matter of a year. Right, forty thousand were
Speaker 2: killed in a matter of two weeks in Iran. Y'all
Speaker 2: had all the outrage in the world about Gaza, but
Speaker 2: no outrage when it comes to Iran it now now,
Speaker 2: is that because it was the evil israelis? Or is
Speaker 2: it because you actually don't give a fuck about dead
Speaker 2: people and it's just about the government that you hate.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be that asshole, but I'm also
Speaker 2: tired of people taking a stance one way or another. Listen,
Speaker 2: hate Israel if you want to, I don't care. Bb
Speaker 2: Net and Yahu is a raging piece of shit and
Speaker 2: I stand firm on that. Fine, Fine, so is Donald Trump. Fine,
Speaker 2: But if we are gonna start all of a sudden
Speaker 2: caring about these dead, underprivileged Muslims that didn't have any choice,
Speaker 2: and this and this and this.
Speaker 3: Then where is the goddamn outrage for what took place
Speaker 3: in Iran?
Speaker 7: All these these posts on the socials about the shit
Speaker 7: we need to save, gods, we need to stave Palestine,
Speaker 7: where is that same fucking energy when it comes to Iran's.
Speaker 4: Actually there's a lady that is in a I saved
Speaker 4: on our Instagram that is actually Ironian and Iranian.
Speaker 5: Iranian doesn't matter. I don't know I would say Iran,
Speaker 5: but I guess I'm like saying Iraq.
Speaker 3: Or Iraq, it doesn't fucking matter.
Speaker 5: I mean, technically it does, but like it's fine.
Speaker 4: But she actually breaks it down, and herd the way
Speaker 4: that she actually broke it down was really fascinating. She's
Speaker 4: talking about the color theory, and I'm not going to
Speaker 4: speak on the entire theme because I'd rather like, if
Speaker 4: we're going to bring that up, we could watch her instead.
Speaker 5: But she talks about, like where is the outrage? A
Speaker 5: lot of the.
Speaker 4: Content creators that that I've been looking at today I
Speaker 4: actually have reached out to quite a few of them
Speaker 4: asking if they could actually come on because like the
Speaker 4: one guy that we'll see later on, he was actually Muslim,
Speaker 4: he was raised in Iran, he was and he's like
Speaker 4: speaking out and I'm like, I'd rather you guys like
Speaker 4: tell everybody then us that have never actually lived there
Speaker 4: and experienced this. But there is a lot of uh,
Speaker 4: it's all about the machine, yeah, and the you know
Speaker 4: what is the propaganda machine happening right now? What is
Speaker 4: being pushed? What is what is socially cool? All of
Speaker 4: this stuff? And it's like, okay, well there should be
Speaker 4: outrage in so many areas. That's the same concept of
Speaker 4: women's rights, yes, and women's freedoms.
Speaker 3: How many commenties just made child brides relegal?
Speaker 5: Seven?
Speaker 3: Where is the goddamn outrage for that?
Speaker 4: It's not even that though. Now you have actual enslavement
Speaker 4: in several countries. Is enslavement of women and female children
Speaker 4: has actually just been approved in one country in particular,
Speaker 4: But there is multiple countries now that have lifted the
Speaker 4: laws for genital mutilation, which if anybody doesn't actually understand
Speaker 4: the history and what so many women have gone through
Speaker 4: to try and protect many of the females that are
Speaker 4: in these areas and for them to outright remove that
Speaker 4: and people aren't yelling about this, and it's like, I
Speaker 4: don't understand how we as just speaking on a women's basis,
Speaker 4: we as women cannot be screaming at the top of
Speaker 4: our lungs for beautiful children that are being mutilated at
Speaker 4: eleven twelve years old, which with kitchen knives or being
Speaker 4: held down.
Speaker 5: Most of the time, it's between ten and twelve.
Speaker 4: Most of the time, it's about eleven, twelve, thirteen year
Speaker 4: olds and they are and it's not just like they're
Speaker 4: doing it all different ways. It's horrific and people are
Speaker 4: just selectively outraged, and that's what's very frustrating to me.
Speaker 5: It's like, look, we can.
Speaker 4: All equally agree that innocent children and people being murdered
Speaker 4: is not okay because this is a power play in
Speaker 4: many areas.
Speaker 5: Depending on you know, what's actually happening.
Speaker 4: Everybody should feel in our hearts sad and wanting some
Speaker 4: type of justice for innocent people being murdered. Ye, And
Speaker 4: it's just you have if you're gonna have outrage here,
Speaker 4: you need to have outrage at all of the areas
Speaker 4: that are being affected right now. Yes, it's not just
Speaker 4: one single place. I think that a lot of people
Speaker 4: are not sure what to believe. There's a lot of
Speaker 4: misinformation happening right now on social media's. I was seeing
Speaker 4: all sorts of video clips and footage that was actually
Speaker 4: being used from like a decade ago and saying that
Speaker 4: it's you know, right now. I was seeing a video
Speaker 4: game of this warfighter that was escaping all this shit.
Speaker 4: But you know, they're saying that this is real. There's
Speaker 4: a lot of photos, videos, and all this stuff that
Speaker 4: is being produced to stir up emotions right when in reality,
Speaker 4: the horrors are still there, they're just not the same
Speaker 4: narrative as what's being produced. So then people really need
Speaker 4: to ask themselves, Okay, what is the propaganda machine trying
Speaker 4: to push forward, and what is the actual story and
Speaker 4: what is really happening to the people and the boots
Speaker 4: on the ground right now in these areas and who's
Speaker 4: being affected and what's actually transpiring.
Speaker 3: I could not agree more. And with that being said,
Speaker 3: let's get into it.
Speaker 2: We have a bunch of articles pulled up, we got
Speaker 2: a bunch of videos that are going to play here
Speaker 2: to talk exactly about this. What is going on on
Speaker 2: the ground, because all we're talking about is our own
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Speaker 2: now and then look at what's.
Speaker 3: Going on as of time recording.
Speaker 2: All right, this is a quick video from the Associated
Speaker 2: Press that is going to tell us the events leading
Speaker 2: up to the US.
Speaker 3: And Israel's major attack on Iran. Let's learn together.
Speaker 8: The US and Israel launched a major attack on targets
Speaker 8: across Iran on Saturday. President Donald Trump called on Iranians
Speaker 8: to overthrow their government.
Speaker 9: This will be probably your only chance for generations.
Speaker 8: The attack comes after the US and Iran walked away
Speaker 8: without a deal on Thursday over to Iran's nuclear program.
Speaker 8: The latest tensions have been rising between the nations for weeks.
Speaker 8: Trump built up the largest US military presence in the
Speaker 8: region in decades, and he's repeatedly threatened to use force
Speaker 8: to compel Iran to constrain its nuclear program. Success Israeli
Speaker 8: an American strikes June weekend Iran's air defenses, military leadership,
Speaker 8: and nuclear program. At the time, the usaid the purpose
Speaker 8: was self defense of its troops and its ally Israel.
Speaker 3: This mission was not has not been about regime change.
Speaker 8: In January, the Iran crackdown on nationwide protests after growing
Speaker 8: descent against ruling clerics, The Human rights activist news Agency
Speaker 8: says it's confirmed more than seven thousand deaths in the crackdown. Meanwhile,
Speaker 8: ongoing US sanctions and global isolations have decimated Iran's economy.
Speaker 2: Of course, the Associated Press, being the massively liberal publication
Speaker 2: that they are, is going to say seven thousand deaths.
Speaker 2: There are multiple reports that are claimed it is at
Speaker 2: least forty k. For a while they were saying thirty thousand.
Speaker 2: They're finally out saying no, no, it's actually more like
Speaker 2: forty thousand.
Speaker 3: But whatever. Fine. So it was the nuclear talks, right,
Speaker 3: Trump parked these massive carrier groups off the coast and
Speaker 3: told Iran, yo, stop your shit or going to do something,
Speaker 3: and they still didn't.
Speaker 2: While also as a ton of recording, it needs to
Speaker 2: be mentioned that Texas had a gunman that went down
Speaker 2: Sixth Street in Austin and decided that he was gonna
Speaker 2: start lighting people up.
Speaker 3: He was wearing a sweatshirt saying property of a lah
Speaker 3: Now I do not.
Speaker 2: He was also yelling as well, Yeah, I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: be honest with you. I got a hard time believing
Speaker 2: that your boy that's looking like Uncle Ruckus over here
Speaker 2: is iranian. I just don't believe this. I think that
Speaker 2: he's probably just a psychopath. But neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: It is really really crazy timing on this, but anyway,
Speaker 2: let's talk about it here. The new photo emerged of
Speaker 2: the gunman who police say killed two people and wounded
Speaker 2: fourteen at a bar in Austin. The gunman, who was
Speaker 2: shot and killed by police was wearing a sweatshirt that
Speaker 2: said property of a law during the attack.
Speaker 3: According to two sources familiar with the investigation.
Speaker 2: The description matches a photo obtained by Fox News that
Speaker 2: appears to show the.
Speaker 3: Gunman carrying a long gun. They were there were indicators
Speaker 3: on the suspect and his vehicle that suggests a potential
Speaker 3: nexus to terrorism, FBI Acting Special Agent Alex Dorin said
Speaker 3: during a briefing Sunday, though he cautioned that it was
Speaker 3: too early to determine the motive.
Speaker 2: I don't feel like it really is. I feel like
Speaker 2: it's pretty obvious what the motive was here. The sweatshirt
Speaker 2: alone will tell you, but all right. Officials execute a
Speaker 2: search warrant at the gunment's home on Sunday and found
Speaker 2: an Iranian flag and pictures of Iranian leaders, according to
Speaker 2: an official with direct knowledge of the investigation. The sources
Speaker 2: told the CBS News that the koran was found in
Speaker 2: the gunman's vehicle.
Speaker 3: You'll have that.
Speaker 2: The shooter was identified by Austin police as fifty three
Speaker 2: year old.
Speaker 3: Oh God, I'm gonna I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna start here, Nadiaga Diagne. Multiple US officials told CBS
Speaker 2: News that he was a naturalized American citizen born in Senegal,
Speaker 2: So we are talking about African due Why the fuck
Speaker 2: was he worried about Iran anyway? Investigators believe the gunment
Speaker 2: act alone. Police say he had a handgun and a
Speaker 2: rifle during the attack.
Speaker 3: Two law enforcement sources told CBS News the investigator say
Speaker 3: the shooter had a prior mental health episode in Austin.
Speaker 3: Once again, could have told you that, Okay, they're looking
Speaker 3: at at whether the shooter was influenced by extremist ideology
Speaker 3: and if there is a nexus for international terrorism, but
Speaker 3: caution the individual had prior mental health issues. Again, I
Speaker 3: feel like there's a whole lot of no shit Sherlock
Speaker 3: moments here.
Speaker 4: I watched some of the videos actually the footage of
Speaker 4: what happened and stuff, and they were on Instagram and stuff,
Speaker 4: and they were showing like the bodies and this poor
Speaker 4: girl was screaming for help and there was a lot
Speaker 4: of police officers around her. I was confused as to
Speaker 4: why she was continuing a CPR when there was like
Speaker 4: actual paramedics and people. But I don't know, but it
Speaker 4: was a lot of people were pretty disturbed by.
Speaker 5: The images being shown.
Speaker 4: And it's almost a question of are you trying to
Speaker 4: show us for the shock factor? Are you trying to
Speaker 4: show people for the you know, watch M call it
Speaker 4: for disincitation, desensitized, desensitization. I got you, thank you. You
Speaker 4: know what that word? Words are words tonight?
Speaker 5: Are you trying to do that?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 4: What is I found it to be interesting that they
Speaker 4: block so many things when it comes to other stuff
Speaker 4: when they're covering it, covering it, but then when this
Speaker 4: it's like because of everything that's happening, it's like, okay,
Speaker 4: well look.
Speaker 5: At this too. It's like, okay, well we still haven't
Speaker 5: forgot about Epstein.
Speaker 3: Just like you know, oh no, no, we have and
Speaker 3: we will not be forgetting about Epstein.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but everybody else is like, so Epstein still remember,
Speaker 4: like you're you're gonna So I have a feeling. I
Speaker 4: watched a guy that apparently specializes in this kind of
Speaker 4: like on on in America's Potential Threat analysis guy. I
Speaker 4: don't know what his actual title is, but he stated
Speaker 4: that we're probably going to see a huge uptick in
Speaker 4: sleep or cell activity here in America to cause more
Speaker 4: chaos when it comes to all of this, to add
Speaker 4: the fuel to the fire kind of a thing. He said,
Speaker 4: it's not going to be like a nine to eleven situation,
Speaker 4: but it's going to be potentially more shootings, maybe some
Speaker 4: Boston bombing kind of a situation where we're going to
Speaker 4: have like some bombs in strategic areas because Saint Patrick's
Speaker 4: Day is coming up and so he cautioned a lot
Speaker 4: of people to be careful. So I just want to
Speaker 4: extend what I saw other people that have backgrounds in
Speaker 4: this area talking about to other people that maybe just
Speaker 4: keep your eyes really open when it comes to St.
Speaker 5: Patrick's day stuff.
Speaker 2: Everybody, please start carrying the weapon. I know I've only
Speaker 2: said that one hundred times, but I'm really okay with
Speaker 2: saying that a thousand times. There is no thing that
Speaker 2: should be stopping you from carrying a weapon on you
Speaker 2: at all times, stowing it up. But to your point,
Speaker 2: Raven Lee, this is a quick video to talk about
Speaker 2: the Austin shooter and then we're going to get back
Speaker 2: to the Iranian conversation.
Speaker 3: But no, we have not and will not be forgetting
Speaker 3: about Epstein. But let's go.
Speaker 10: Because I'm an Austin overnight, good even, and thank you
Speaker 10: for joining us.
Speaker 5: I'm Alec Nolan.
Speaker 10: The FBI is investigating a mass shooting on Sixth Street
Speaker 10: as a potential active terror. At least three people are
Speaker 10: dead and more than a dozen injured. Today, we're bringing
Speaker 10: you team coverage with live updates as they come in.
Speaker 10: We want to get it right to Fox seven's Marco Bittnell,
Speaker 10: who is outside of home tied to the suspect in
Speaker 10: Austin's mass shooting. Marco, what's the latest.
Speaker 11: Well, alok, we're slowly starting to have more details on
Speaker 11: the man potentially behind this deadly shooting in Austin. Right now,
Speaker 11: we're outside of home linked to that suspect in Flugerville.
Speaker 11: You can see it right behind me right now. That
Speaker 11: is the home right there where that white car is
Speaker 11: parked in front of. In this home has been the
Speaker 11: focus of some very heavy law enforcement activity throughout the day.
Speaker 11: I want to start off by showing you a picture
Speaker 11: of the suspect. This is fifty three year old in Giaga, Johnny.
Speaker 11: You can see him with an ar style weapon in
Speaker 11: his hand, wearing a hoodie early this morning which says
Speaker 11: property of a law with it being reported that he
Speaker 11: was also wearing your shirt with an Iranian flag on it.
Speaker 11: He was killed by APD after supposedly opening fire on
Speaker 11: West sixth Street around two this morning, killing and injuring
Speaker 11: several people. Johnny was a fifty three year old from Senegal,
Speaker 11: but has been a naturalized citizen since twenty thirteen. Today,
Speaker 11: this home in Fugerville link to him was that the
Speaker 11: focus for law enforcement, as we saw local police and
Speaker 11: ATF agents bringing out boxes of what appeared to be
Speaker 11: evidence from the home. That was after Neighbors tell us
Speaker 11: that SWAT units carried out with search warrant around eleven
Speaker 11: a m.
Speaker 3: Today at the house.
Speaker 11: Just go ahead and take a listen, say nearby resident
Speaker 11: who recalls the moment see he found out what was happening.
Speaker 12: I got a call and a picture from one of
Speaker 12: my neighbors with a little bomb robot walking through my
Speaker 12: front yard, and I thought they were at my house,
Speaker 12: so I rushed home as quick as I could. Come
Speaker 12: to find out, SWATT was executing a search warrant across
Speaker 12: the street, and they were on a loud speaker talking
Speaker 12: to whoever was inside, saying, hey, come out with your
Speaker 12: hands up. You know, we have a search warrant. Come
Speaker 12: out with your hands up at empty and this kind
Speaker 12: of thing. If they were really patient, they it was
Speaker 12: about an hour that they waited, and then just afternoon
Speaker 12: or so they went ahead and breached the house. You
Speaker 12: could see the squad guys approach the house.
Speaker 11: This scene was cleared by law enforcement a few hours ago,
Speaker 11: but since then we have seen a decent amount of
Speaker 11: activity from people inside and outside the home coming and
Speaker 11: going gets unclear if they're friends or family members of
Speaker 11: the suspect. It was just less than ten minutes ago
Speaker 11: that we saw about four of them leaving the home,
Speaker 11: getting into a few of these vehicles and leaving. We
Speaker 11: tried to talk to some of them, but they denied
Speaker 11: to have any comment. We'll continue to bring you more
Speaker 11: updates from here in Flugerville, but for now reporting outside
Speaker 11: of Flugerville, Marko by no Fox of an.
Speaker 2: Austin News anyway, So that's the updates as far as
Speaker 2: the shooter is concerned. Raging piece of shit, and you know,
Speaker 2: two people were killed, a few more were injured. I
Speaker 2: am hoping that he wasn't actually tied to Iran and
Speaker 2: that he was a bit of a psychopath and like whatever.
Speaker 2: That would be optimal, you know, but uh.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a crazy time to be alive. So
Speaker 3: we'll just see how that one shakes out, and who knows,
Speaker 3: maybe we will see some more terroristic activities take place.
Speaker 3: We're gonna we gotta keep our eyes open, y'all.
Speaker 5: We gotta be vigilant, hopefully and not hopefully.
Speaker 4: It's just you know, people speculating and that you know,
Speaker 4: they're just worried that something's going to happen. But just
Speaker 4: in case, you know, yeah, sharing sharing with other things
Speaker 4: that I've seen a lot of other people saying that have.
Speaker 4: You know, I guess backgrounds in these things. Do I
Speaker 4: think it's going to be a thing. I mean, I
Speaker 4: always think that there's gonna be false flag events or
Speaker 4: there's gonna be potential sleep of cell situations that arise
Speaker 4: because I mean, you're in war.
Speaker 5: So if you can.
Speaker 4: Attack people where they actually live, it hits the heartland,
Speaker 4: it hits the people there, and it caused a lot
Speaker 4: more or you know, chaos, I guess, or drive to
Speaker 4: continue on this warfront situation.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Now getting back to the Iranian situation. So
Speaker 2: apparently the Saudi Crown Prince has authorized immediate military retaliation
Speaker 2: against Iran if attacked as Gulf tensions surge.
Speaker 3: So what's the background of this.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that America has multiple military outposts in multiple countries. Okay,
Speaker 2: when America and Israel started attacking Iran, Iran launched some
Speaker 2: volleys at any and all military bases. Okay, one of
Speaker 2: them was the in Dubai or the Fifth Fleet. I
Speaker 2: might give you get my numbers wrong here, but the
Speaker 2: fifth Fleet's headquarters is they hit one building, and I
Speaker 2: believe that's where those service members did expire. Now, Katar,
Speaker 2: I should say the UAE got really fucking pissed about that,
Speaker 2: because why are you sending rockets into our country. We're
Speaker 2: not about this. Saudi Arabia had the same thing happened,
Speaker 2: and Jordan had the same thing happened. Iraq had the
Speaker 2: same thing happened Pakistan. Like, there's all of these rockets
Speaker 2: got sent out by Iran and most of them did
Speaker 2: not hit their target, most of them got intercepted. Beside
Speaker 2: the point, Saudi Arabia another prominent Muslim country who, for
Speaker 2: the record, does horrible crimes against humanity to their own people. Like,
Speaker 2: just so we're all on the same page here, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that the Saudi royal families are like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: they're the good ones.
Speaker 3: No, dude.
Speaker 2: They absolutely cut people's hands off. They still throw homosexuals
Speaker 2: from buildings, They do all this horrible shit.
Speaker 3: You know, that's a part of it. But they're an.
Speaker 2: Ally of America, so we just kind of look the
Speaker 2: other way on some of these things.
Speaker 3: But even with that being said. They for years have
Speaker 3: said that they do not fuck.
Speaker 2: With Iran, and now that the Iranians are shooting rockets
Speaker 2: and all these things, onto their turn if they're saying, oh, no,
Speaker 2: fuck that, If y'all launched one more thing at us,
Speaker 2: then we're gonna come at you too. This is another
Speaker 2: reason for the record Raven Lee that I don't think
Speaker 2: that this is going to last more than at most
Speaker 2: six months.
Speaker 3: And I could be very wrong. Yeah, it could be
Speaker 3: another ten year, you know, installations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. But with all of the other
Speaker 2: Muslim countries supporting what's going on right now, I think
Speaker 2: about this. When we went into Afghanistan, can you name
Speaker 2: another Islamic country that was pro what we were doing there?
Speaker 5: I don't. I can't think of any. I No, Saudi
Speaker 5: was just kind of like whatever.
Speaker 3: If anything.
Speaker 2: They took a stance of neutrality, right, and I mean yeah, Kuwait.
Speaker 2: Kuwait was super jazzed up when we got into Iraq. Again,
Speaker 2: there's some long standing tensions there.
Speaker 3: Cool. Cool. You can make an argument to say.
Speaker 2: The Jordanians were a little more friendly than neutral, but
Speaker 2: they weren't exactly you know, beating the drums and rolling
Speaker 2: out the welcome at or anything like this. It was,
Speaker 2: If anything, most of these countries took neutral stances. Almost
Speaker 2: all of the surrounding Muslim countries are very much in
Speaker 2: favor of US bombing the fuck out of the Ayatola.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a pretty clear indication that I think
Speaker 2: this is going to be wrapped up relatively quickly.
Speaker 5: I actually don't know the answer to this, So maybe
Speaker 5: you do.
Speaker 4: Did the Islamik regime start in Iran and then spread
Speaker 4: to the other countries?
Speaker 3: When you say Islamic like okay, so.
Speaker 4: So like his so the the their sect like is it?
Speaker 4: It didn't start there? I don't believe it. It started
Speaker 4: elsewhere and then it started like uh, and then it
Speaker 4: moved across right, and then they settled there.
Speaker 2: So all right, background to that, So the differences between
Speaker 2: Shia and Sunni Islam. When Mohammad died, the and it
Speaker 2: we're talking of the prophet in the six hundreds AD,
Speaker 2: right like the old old home that.
Speaker 3: Started the whole thing.
Speaker 2: When he died, some of his followers believed that it
Speaker 2: should go to his blood descendants. The others believed that
Speaker 2: it should go to the next person. That is the
Speaker 2: most apt to take the position. Some believe that it
Speaker 2: should be a like a monarchical kind of thing of
Speaker 2: blood lineage. Some believed that it should be a meritocracy
Speaker 2: and the best man for the job should take it.
Speaker 2: This became the main differences between Shia and Sunni Islam. Okay,
Speaker 2: so the Shia Islam movement started way back centuries ago.
Speaker 2: But when the Islamic Revolution took over in Iran.
Speaker 3: And was it seventy nine to seventy eight, I could, yeah,
Speaker 3: in seventy nine, they decided that that was going to
Speaker 3: become the new hub of Shia Islam.
Speaker 2: Never mind the fact that the Kurds have a massive
Speaker 2: population in that country. Never mind the fact that half
Speaker 2: of the country at that time was actually Zoroastrian like
Speaker 2: they weren't they weren't Arabs, they weren't.
Speaker 3: Any of that.
Speaker 2: So, and that's the other thing to Iran is a
Speaker 2: weird mixture of Persians. There's some Turks that are there,
Speaker 2: there are some Azerbaijanis that are there, and there are
Speaker 2: some Kurds that are there, and there's some smaller minority groups.
Speaker 3: But don't get me wrong, the majority was Persian and
Speaker 3: their religion is Zoroastrian most of them were up until
Speaker 3: that point. The Islamic Republic came over quote unquote republic
Speaker 3: and made the country a Shia's Muslim safe haven, and
Speaker 3: basically from that point onwards started demonizing every other religion
Speaker 3: other than Shia Islam.
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, I just want to make sure.
Speaker 4: I mean, I knew that they I didn't think that
Speaker 4: they had they originally started there, but I was like,
Speaker 4: I'll just ask that question just in case. But because
Speaker 4: I know that a lot of I know this, but
Speaker 4: I didn't know specifically which location it derived from. I
Speaker 4: knew it was somewhere over there, but I know that
Speaker 4: a lot of the other countries are over their shit too.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Could be wrong when I say this, And if
Speaker 3: anybody tries to fact check me on this.
Speaker 2: One, I'm I mean, go for it. I don't know
Speaker 2: this one for a fact, but I look at what to.
Speaker 3: Say Shia Islam began. Was it Libya, Lebanon? Lebanon? Excuse me?
Speaker 2: And I could be wrong on that. I could be
Speaker 2: wrong on that, but I just I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I have a feeling that that's where that really like
Speaker 2: took root and started the movement.
Speaker 5: I don't know who knows, I don't know. I'm looking
Speaker 5: up anyways, back to your anyway.
Speaker 2: So the Saudi Crown Prince authorizes military retaliation if Iron
Speaker 2: launches attack. Saudi Arabis Crown Prince are just just repeating
Speaker 2: the same sentence again, okay uh, signaling heightened tensions in
Speaker 2: an already volatile Middle East landscape. The directive, attributed to
Speaker 2: Mohammed ben Salmon underscores Riyad's readiness to defend its territory
Speaker 2: and strategic interests again amid growing regional uncertainty. The development
Speaker 2: was first highlighted by the ex account coin vot and
Speaker 2: later confirmed by the Hokah News editorial team, which cited
Speaker 2: the author isation as a significant escalation in regional posturing.
Speaker 2: While Saudio officials have not publicly detailed operational plans, the
Speaker 2: authorization reportedly empowers military commanders to prepare defensive and retaliatory
Speaker 2: measures should Iranian aggression occur. So this is the original
Speaker 2: post from coinvow on x so the rising regional strains.
Speaker 2: Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran have long been shaped
Speaker 2: by rivalry for regional influence. Shocker, I know the two
Speaker 2: powers have backed opposing sides and conflicts across the Middle East,
Speaker 2: including in Yemen and Syria.
Speaker 3: Again shocker.
Speaker 2: I know, Iran is the largest supporter and funder of
Speaker 2: terrorist organizations on Earth, both from Syria and Yemen and Gaza.
Speaker 2: I know, I know it's a whole thing, but it's true,
Speaker 2: and there's a there's a chain of custody and a
Speaker 2: money trail that could really be traced back to the
Speaker 2: Ayatola himself.
Speaker 13: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia does not want terrorism. They may want
Speaker 2: a lot, but they don't want terrorism. However, you know,
Speaker 2: it should be mentioned yet again that the quote unquote
Speaker 2: attackers on nine to eleven were all Saudy, But like
Speaker 2: I guess people forgot about that because they tried to
Speaker 2: do this whole rebranding thing and now they're really tight
Speaker 2: with Trump.
Speaker 3: But like whatever, whatever.
Speaker 2: Anyway, they understand also that terrorism is bad for business,
Speaker 2: take to how you want it. And also I don't
Speaker 2: believe that those dudes that were Saudy actually hijacked the
Speaker 2: planes and did the things on nine to eleven. But
Speaker 2: that's that's a talk for a whole nother episode. I'm
Speaker 2: sure we'll do it again on this September eleventh of
Speaker 2: this year. Anyway, although the diplomatic efforts in recent years
Speaker 2: have sought to ease tensions, intermittent flare ups and proxy
Speaker 2: confrontations have continued to fuel mistrust. Security analysis say the
Speaker 2: Crown Prince's authorization reflects precautionary planning rather than an immediate escalation,
Speaker 2: and still the language of military readiness sense a clear
Speaker 2: signal that Riad is prepared for a rapid response should
Speaker 2: hostilities intensify, so we don't really have to go into
Speaker 2: the other sides of this thing. So it's basically breaking
Speaker 2: down the you know, economic background of this, the diplomatic background.
Speaker 3: Of this long story short.
Speaker 2: The Saudi Prince has even said that, like, yo, we
Speaker 2: are tired of Iran shit. They just launched rockets at
Speaker 2: us because of America and this bullshit. If if one
Speaker 2: more thing happens, we're fucking go time. I think that's
Speaker 2: a really cool thing, just saying.
Speaker 3: Moving on. So the Ayatola was eliminated.
Speaker 2: He was killed, and it's actually really crazy how this
Speaker 2: took place. So he and forty of his homies were
Speaker 2: getting together to have this big meeting to talk about
Speaker 2: things and stuff. America found out the time and location
Speaker 2: of this meeting and fucking destroyed it, completely leveled the compound.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't just the Iyatola, it was him and
Speaker 2: the majority of his staff, majority of his lieutenants and
Speaker 2: the top dog of the IRGC. It was a whole thing.
Speaker 2: So then whenever the time came and it was confirmed
Speaker 2: that he was dead, his next in line or not
Speaker 2: his son, but like the next of who they wanted
Speaker 2: to be, the Ayahtola was also in that meeting. So
Speaker 2: now they were trying to figure out who the fuck
Speaker 2: the next Ayatola was gonna be.
Speaker 3: They decided on a guy. Then we got him.
Speaker 2: We were on like the fifth or sixth thing as
Speaker 2: far as the names go. And again these are unconfirmed reports,
Speaker 2: like the fifth or sixth dude that they throw in
Speaker 2: as an intermediary Ayahtola, every one of them keeps getting got.
Speaker 2: So currently as a time of recording, the new Ayahtola
Speaker 2: interim is this dude named Ala Reza Arafi And uh
Speaker 2: so what do we know about this new interim leader?
Speaker 2: A senior cleric and member of the Guardian Council to
Speaker 2: a three member interim leadership Council that was formed on
Speaker 2: Sunday after Supreme Leader Ayatola Kamane what was killed by
Speaker 2: coordinator strikes by the US and Israel of the day prior.
Speaker 2: The council also includes President Mussa Possessikin and Chief Justice
Speaker 2: Golam Hussein Mosenni Ejai.
Speaker 3: See these fucking names, and was.
Speaker 2: Established under Article one one one of Iran's constitution. The
Speaker 2: Iranian officials formed the transition body after Commanie's death, triggering
Speaker 2: a succession process that places the Council in charge until
Speaker 2: the Assembly of Experts selects a new Supreme leader.
Speaker 3: Al Jazeera reported on this.
Speaker 2: By the way, the expedit excuse me, the expediency of expediency,
Speaker 2: good Lord of mercy. The Expediency Discernment Council confirmed Arafi's
Speaker 2: appointment to the interim body, according to the spokesperson not
Speaker 2: going to say that name. The AFP reported so the context,
Speaker 2: Arafi's elevation placed a long time insider of Iran's clerical
Speaker 2: establishment at the center of a rear leadership transition in
Speaker 2: the Islamic Republic, which has experience it's only one previous
Speaker 2: transfer of Supreme leader since nineteen seventy nine. The interim
Speaker 2: councils could shape the Iran's domestic stability and response amid
Speaker 2: escalating regional hostilities after the Commanie's death. Arafi's institutional roles,
Speaker 2: ranging from Guardian Council to senior Seminary leadership, signaled continuity
Speaker 2: within Iran's clerical power structure, while the Assembly of Experts
Speaker 2: that's their actual name prepared to choose a permanent successor.
Speaker 2: His background and influence inside key religious legal bodies made
Speaker 2: him a pivotal figure in managing a sensitive handover.
Speaker 3: So what's a O? Article one one one of Iran's
Speaker 3: constitution authorizes a temporary Leadership Council to carry out the
Speaker 3: Supreme Leader's duties until the Assembly of Experts selects a successor.
Speaker 3: The let's see.
Speaker 2: Arafi has served on the twelve member Guardian Council since
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen, the body that vets legislation and election candidates
Speaker 2: for conformity with Islamic and constitutional standards. He also served
Speaker 2: as a deputy chairman of the Assimbly of Expert led
Speaker 2: Friday prayers in Qualm and oversaw Iron's night nationwide seminary system.
Speaker 2: According to al Ja Zero, so again, we already talked
Speaker 2: about what happened. Now old Kamani doesn't really matter about that.
Speaker 2: The spokesperson for the Expeditiary Council wrote, this council has
Speaker 2: selected Iatola Elareza Arafi as a member of the Interim
Speaker 2: Leadership Council.
Speaker 3: President Trump said in an interview with The Atlantic on
Speaker 3: Sunday about talking with Iran's new leader. They want to talk,
Speaker 3: and I have agreed to talk, so I will be
Speaker 3: talking to them. They should have done it sooner. They
Speaker 3: should have done it.
Speaker 4: When he speaks, I'm sorry. The way that he speaks
Speaker 4: is so goddamn stupid. It's like, wait, how why do
Speaker 4: you speak like this? Like why do you talk like this?
Speaker 4: It's like, I don't understand that.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm not a big fan of old Barack Obama. Or
Speaker 2: we'll say is that he was a very well spoken guy.
Speaker 2: It's my fellow Americans, now what we need to do.
Speaker 2: It's come together in these trying times.
Speaker 3: And like it was a whole thing. It was a
Speaker 3: whole thing.
Speaker 4: I didn't like listening to him, mother, to be honest
Speaker 4: with you, but at least he actually made sense and
Speaker 4: not just like says random shit.
Speaker 5: It's like they want to talk. I have agreed to talk.
Speaker 5: I will be talking with him, So shit, Sherlock, you
Speaker 5: don't need to say all of that.
Speaker 3: They want to have best talker. Tons of people tell
Speaker 3: me I don't say that, but they say it. They
Speaker 3: say I'm the best, and it's like, broke.
Speaker 4: I just want to show you my new fountains out
Speaker 4: here instead of answering questions about this war.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm doing. Literally, that's what he's doing right now.
Speaker 3: Nobody Trump's quite like Trump. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that in a positive way. Just we're
Speaker 3: all clear.
Speaker 5: But anyway, I can't stand the way he talks either.
Speaker 3: They want to talk. I have agreed to talk, so
Speaker 3: I will be talking to them. They should have done
Speaker 3: it sooner. They should have given what was very practical
Speaker 3: and easy to do sooner. They waited too long. Most
Speaker 3: of those people are gone. Some of the people we
Speaker 3: are dealing with are gone because of that was a
Speaker 3: big That was a big hit.
Speaker 5: Like I don't even understand.
Speaker 4: You have just summed it up, be like, hey, they
Speaker 4: want to have a discussion. I've decided, do you have
Speaker 4: a discussion with them about what we're going to be
Speaker 4: doing moving forward, you know things. Things could have not
Speaker 4: escalated to this point if they would have come to
Speaker 4: the table sooner.
Speaker 5: Yeah, blah, that's it, Like they didn't need to say
Speaker 5: all the random shit. But that's beside the point.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, she's a little side tangent about how it's
Speaker 4: stupid he sounds half the time, And I'm like, how
Speaker 4: are you such a rich person and in charge of
Speaker 4: this country and you sound like this? Why are you
Speaker 4: all so dumb? It'd be like that they they're dumb
Speaker 4: smart people. It's just yeah, yeah, very annoying.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 2: Somehow those dumb smart people just be just be out
Speaker 2: there doing the things.
Speaker 5: And they're like all in their seventies too.
Speaker 4: It's like, okay, ke, at what point can we like
Speaker 4: start replacing you guys and bring in you know, forty
Speaker 4: fifty year olds.
Speaker 5: That makes more sense to me.
Speaker 3: I agree, I agree, some some might agree. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I was like, I was like, are you intentionally talking
Speaker 5: like him? Were you just like accidentally because from.
Speaker 2: The beginning I wasn't. But then I realized the tone
Speaker 2: of my voice sounded like this, So I'm like, lean
Speaker 2: into it, you know, fuck.
Speaker 5: It, gotta lean more into that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, speaking of leaning into things, depending on which media
Speaker 2: outlets you get or which media outlet you more subscribe to,
Speaker 2: you're gonna get two different reports on this next one.
Speaker 3: So allegedly there was a school that was hit in Iran.
Speaker 2: Okay, now I'm gonna I'm gonna try to be as
Speaker 2: non biased, biased, wow, as unbiased as I can be
Speaker 2: on this one, because I am not one hundred percent
Speaker 2: sure which has shaken out more here. There's one report
Speaker 2: that is saying that either America or Israel, although America
Speaker 2: is getting the finger pointed harder than Israel on this one.
Speaker 4: Drops I believe it would be Israel over anybody else.
Speaker 4: They just like the bomb the shit out of everybody.
Speaker 3: But hold on, hold on. Maybe they're saying that they
Speaker 3: knew it was a school, how full of girls and
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty three of them were in this
Speaker 3: school and they got bombed, and now it's a war
Speaker 3: crime type of conversation.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay. The other report is saying that the only
Speaker 2: one saying that is Iran. There's not a single outside
Speaker 2: report that is saying that that's an accurate statement. However,
Speaker 2: there are other news publications that are saying that Iran
Speaker 2: tried launching rockets and one of them was a little
Speaker 2: little faulty and it went straight up and then came
Speaker 2: down and accidentally hit a schoolhouse. And now they are
Speaker 2: trying to pin that on America and Israel. Now, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying one way or another, I am gonna say
Speaker 2: that America has really really good intel and so does Israel.
Speaker 2: For the record, right, we knew exactly where Kamanie was
Speaker 2: gonna be. We knew exactly what they're pre designating. We
Speaker 2: had all of the main targets that we wanted to
Speaker 2: hit pre designated. Four weeks now. This didn't like it.
Speaker 5: They've been tracking him for months.
Speaker 4: Anyways, The CIA just came out and confirmed as of
Speaker 4: two hours ago, they've been tracking him for months and
Speaker 4: figuring out what they wanted to do. The CIA has
Speaker 4: been dropping all sorts of shit right in the last
Speaker 4: few hours of intelligence that they are willing to share
Speaker 4: and what.
Speaker 5: They're not willing to share. So exactly this is all premeditated.
Speaker 3: It very much is. And that's thing, not just him.
Speaker 2: All of the targets that we have hit were predesignated.
Speaker 2: Now in Israel as well. Let's not forget Mussad is
Speaker 2: arguably one of the best intel agencies on Earth.
Speaker 3: Like them, hate them. They're evil, so is the CIA.
Speaker 2: Fine, fine, but that doesn't take away from their ability
Speaker 2: to get intelligence.
Speaker 3: Right. So, either A, the two best intel services on
Speaker 3: Earth Oopsie daisied or Aron fucked up accidentally hit their
Speaker 3: own people and are trying to blame it on their aggressors.
Speaker 3: Of the two them sound way more likely to Jacob,
Speaker 3: But I'm just speaking on behalf of Jacob.
Speaker 2: I don't know. More things are gonna come out. We'll
Speaker 2: see how it goes.
Speaker 4: We'll see if we actually get the truth of what
Speaker 4: happened to these poor girls. I mean, either way, we
Speaker 4: lost the world, lost one hundred and fifty innocent people
Speaker 4: and children.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's the.
Speaker 2: Same thing about what happened with Gaza with that hospital, right,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Israel hit a hospital with these innocent
Speaker 2: people pop up up and it's like, first of all,
Speaker 2: that's not what happened. Secondly, once that building was halfway destroyed,
Speaker 2: it was discovered that they were using it as a
Speaker 2: weapons cash. Thirdly, that was an accidental hit from Palestine, y'all.
Speaker 2: Y'all fired a fucked up rocket that y'all built out
Speaker 2: of water pipes, which that was also confirmed. The water
Speaker 2: that well, why don't they turn the water back onto Gaza,
Speaker 2: they would have accept the Gozins. The Palestinians took sections
Speaker 2: of that pipe out, they cut it with bandsaws and
Speaker 2: use that for the bodies for rockets that they made.
Speaker 3: That's all confirmed. And one of these.
Speaker 2: Rockets went a little squirrely in the air and hit
Speaker 2: this hospital, and they blamed Israel for it.
Speaker 4: So but realistically, if Israel or the United States did
Speaker 4: in fact bomb these girls or drop a bomb on them,
Speaker 4: who's going to be actually held accountable for it. He's
Speaker 4: actually going to be tried like no one, no one.
Speaker 4: Pretty much, there's crimes against humanity all around. Bill Gates
Speaker 4: is the leading example of that shiting. Nothing has been
Speaker 4: done to that man at all. Fauci is still breathing
Speaker 4: free air. Yep, completely confirmed. Like if you actually look
Speaker 4: at what classifies and constitutes as crimes against humanity and
Speaker 4: inethical practices against humans and all the different actual things
Speaker 4: we have in place, the laws we have in place,
Speaker 4: all of the there's so many of them that have actually.
Speaker 5: Done this and nobody is getting held accountable.
Speaker 3: Right, absolutely correct.
Speaker 2: Now, again, I am not saying one hundred percent the
Speaker 2: facts of who hit this school.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, with.
Speaker 2: All the information that we have at our disposal right now,
Speaker 2: as of time recording, yes, as of Sunday night, March first,
Speaker 2: as of this moment, it seems way more likely that
Speaker 2: this was not Israel or the United States. There is
Speaker 2: a grid and zero percent chance of it. Fuck ups happen. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: it doesn't seem like that's actually the truth. And any
Speaker 2: source that is saying that it was clearly Israel and
Speaker 2: Iran and America are all Iranian and you would expect that,
Speaker 2: let's be honest, I get it.
Speaker 3: I don't know. We'll see how it shakes out. I
Speaker 3: still have my own beliefs on that one.
Speaker 2: It's not because of bias, it's because of just facts
Speaker 2: and figures.
Speaker 3: But we'll see. In the next couple of days, some
Speaker 3: new intel might come out.
Speaker 2: Or some new information whatever you want to call that
Speaker 2: leads us to understand what really took place. But anyway, now,
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Speaker 3: So all right, let's talk about this.
Speaker 2: As of eight nineteen, this evening, what we know about
Speaker 2: the US israelly war with Iran as it enters day three.
Speaker 3: This is a couple of key bullet points here.
Speaker 2: Okay, The US is rarely war with Iran has entered
Speaker 2: its third day, with all sides launching large scale airstrikes.
Speaker 2: Here's the latest developments. Donald Trump has said that combat
Speaker 2: operations quote unquote against Iran will continue until all of
Speaker 2: our objectives are complete or achieved.
Speaker 3: He said there would be likely more US casualties.
Speaker 2: Oh after US Central Command confirmed that three US service
Speaker 2: members have been killed and five seriously wounded in an
Speaker 2: Iranian attack in the early hours of Monday, Israel began
Speaker 2: launching strikes on what it said were Hesbala targets in
Speaker 2: Lebanon after the militant group fired rockets at Israel. Iranian
Speaker 2: officials have reported at least one hundred and fifty three
Speaker 2: people were killed after a strike on a girls school,
Speaker 2: with Iranian President Mussad Possessikin calling the incident a barbaric act.
Speaker 3: Iranian missiles have struck the.
Speaker 2: City of Biet Schemesh, killing at least nine people. According
Speaker 2: to Israeli's or Israel's ambulance service, the Magan David Adam,
Speaker 2: this is the deadliest attack on Israel since the war
Speaker 2: began three days ago. So yes, Israel has gotten some
Speaker 2: missiles sent their way from Iran and it killed nine
Speaker 2: people at least. We'll see if more come up in
Speaker 2: the next couple of hours and days. The UAE has
Speaker 2: reported three people have been killed since Saturday in Iran's
Speaker 2: retaliatory strikes, while explosions have also been reported in Bahrain,
Speaker 2: the Iraqi city of Erbil, and Jordan. So again, I
Speaker 2: cannot stress this enough. Ron shot rockets into other Muslim countries,
Speaker 2: killing Muslims in said countries, and people are actually starting
Speaker 2: to get on the board with this of like oh, oh,
Speaker 2: we were going to be neutral, but no, fulk you Iran,
Speaker 2: You're pissing off the regional powerhouses Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE.
Speaker 2: You're like pissing in the cheerios of the only real
Speaker 2: Muslim countries that could do some damage to you. But like, yeah,
Speaker 2: please please continue doing it.
Speaker 4: I don't really understand why this was the decision made,
Speaker 4: to be honest with.
Speaker 2: You, because Iran or fucking retarded, not the Iranians, not
Speaker 2: the civilian population. We're not saying that Ayatola is republic,
Speaker 2: the Islamic republic, and the chain of command there the.
Speaker 5: Or GC.
Speaker 3: They are so fucking.
Speaker 4: Dumb, I'd be really specific who But uh, I don't understand,
Speaker 4: like what was what is the endgame though? Like if
Speaker 4: you're going to piss off all these people and you
Speaker 4: know you don't have the infrastructure to fight back to
Speaker 4: the full capacity of what these other nations are going
Speaker 4: to fight with you, what was the purpose? Like because
Speaker 4: you wanted nukes, you know, I mean, yeah, what is
Speaker 4: the actual in game purpose? Because people told you no,
Speaker 4: So you don't like that because they're not they're jihad
Speaker 4: and so fuck all of them. But they are not
Speaker 4: because they're actually Muslim too.
Speaker 2: So they were trying to hit American assets in these areas.
Speaker 2: So like Jordan's been an ally of ours for forever, right,
Speaker 2: and we got a couple of outposts there.
Speaker 3: They were trying to hit the outposts.
Speaker 2: But Iran really doesn't have the best tech as far
Speaker 2: as rockets are concerned, they have scored a couple of hits, absolutely,
Speaker 2: but that doesn't mean that they're like bat in a
Speaker 2: thousand by any means. So with that being said, they
Speaker 2: were trying to hit American assets. They did hit that
Speaker 2: one in Bahrain, right, that was where the say it
Speaker 2: was the fifth fleet where their head was based out
Speaker 2: of chinn't.
Speaker 5: I was actually trying to find that. I couldn't figure
Speaker 5: out who it.
Speaker 4: Was, but it is where the three and the three
Speaker 4: Americans were confirmed dead right.
Speaker 2: And granted we did have Patriot missile systems there to
Speaker 2: intercept they missed one. It happens, we do not have
Speaker 2: a one hundred percent accurate system there. No system is
Speaker 2: one hundred percent accurate. Just we're clear here. But they
Speaker 2: had one get through. It hit a headquarters building and
Speaker 2: it killed a few of our service members. Now that
Speaker 2: being said, when they attacked Jordan, Iraq, bau Rain, the
Speaker 2: UAE and Saudi Arabia, like you basically decide to throw
Speaker 2: middle fingers at everybody because, especially if you know that
Speaker 2: your rockets are not one hundred percent accurate, the likelihood
Speaker 2: of this going south for you, and you just said
Speaker 2: fuck it anyway.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you know, good for them, I guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it's a whole thing. It's a whole thing.
Speaker 5: It is a it is a situation.
Speaker 4: It makes you wonder, though, what is actually happening behind
Speaker 4: the curtain as to why these things are actually transpiring
Speaker 4: versus what we're being shown because clearly obviously they all
Speaker 4: have communications with each other all the time, like they
Speaker 4: can all communicate.
Speaker 5: So what actually is going on is what I'm more.
Speaker 4: Curious about than this posturing that's happening and like, hey,
Speaker 4: I'm going to attack you, Hay, I'm going to attack you, okay,
Speaker 4: But like, what is what is really happening? Did China
Speaker 4: decide to pull the string because Venezuela and all that's
Speaker 4: going on down there and what's happening with the Cuban
Speaker 4: leader and all of that, So like what.
Speaker 5: You know it is you know, conspiracy kind.
Speaker 4: Of a thing of like what else is actually happening
Speaker 4: behind the curtain here? People instead of just taking a
Speaker 4: face value of like this is what's really going on? Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: civilian innocent lives will be lost in this game that
Speaker 4: they play because they don't care about and I say they,
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the global elites and all the people
Speaker 4: that actually are running all the different nations, is that
Speaker 4: they don't give a fuck about their citizens.
Speaker 5: We are just cannon fodder to them.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I will say, for my own selfish reasons
Speaker 2: this this makes.
Speaker 3: Me happy, not the war.
Speaker 2: Not the war, hold on the fact that these others
Speaker 2: really clear may be clear here, the fact that these
Speaker 2: other Muslim countries are all standing alongside us as far
Speaker 2: as against Iran goes. Now, we can argue whether this
Speaker 2: need to happen in the first place or not. Fine, sure, okay,
Speaker 2: but this makes me very happy because and again this
Speaker 2: is for my own selfish reasons, so not to go biblical,
Speaker 2: but as far as end time prophecy is concerned, Persia
Speaker 2: is supposed to play a really massive part, and Persia
Speaker 2: Iran is currently getting fucked over by all of their
Speaker 2: neighbors right now, and they're not going to be doing
Speaker 2: too much of the fucking for quite some time.
Speaker 3: This makes me happy. I might get to meet my grandkids.
Speaker 3: I'm stoked. But you know that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 3: Like I said, personally.
Speaker 4: To be fair, I don't really if you know, if
Speaker 4: I believe in revelations like, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't want that happening anytime soon. They can. It
Speaker 5: can be like I don't know, twenty thousand years from now.
Speaker 3: And this might this might have kicked the can down
Speaker 3: the road a little bit.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe they're supposed to Like everyone's supposed to attack
Speaker 4: Israel is not the vibe that's supposed to happen.
Speaker 2: So the Ezekiel thirty and thirty nine War, the Gog
Speaker 2: and Magog, all these countries are supposed to attack Israel
Speaker 2: at the exact same time, and about half of those nations,
Speaker 2: well I'll say a third, about a third of those
Speaker 2: nations are currently involved in fucking over one of those nations.
Speaker 2: And it's like, you know what, Okay, okay, at least
Speaker 2: they're not positive.
Speaker 5: Right in one way.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm not trying to be a dickhead here,
Speaker 2: but like I don't want the end of the world
Speaker 2: to happen right now. So like that sounds nice, But
Speaker 2: then there's gonna be people that will say, you know
Speaker 2: what would stop all those if we.
Speaker 3: Just as Israel and then it can't happen. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's option Z. You know.
Speaker 4: I guess I think it's interesting though, that the conversation
Speaker 4: is being had a lot right now about Israel owning
Speaker 4: America pretty much and forcing Trump's hand into doing these things,
Speaker 4: and that it's showing the card that Israel is pretty
Speaker 4: much the puppet master to Trump and that he's been
Speaker 4: in the knee to them. And there's a lot of
Speaker 4: different conversations when it comes to that circulating the internet
Speaker 4: right now. So I get that that's something to least mention,
Speaker 4: because it's definitely weird how Trump is so in bed
Speaker 4: with him and everything that they've got going on between
Speaker 4: the two of them.
Speaker 5: I think it's just slightly strange.
Speaker 3: I hear that, and I have been saying lately that
Speaker 3: they are Arab countries that are currently trying to take
Speaker 3: the position of America's top guy in Middle East because
Speaker 3: Israel and America have kind of had I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: say a falling out, but we are not as friendly
Speaker 3: as we once were. I don't know for a fact
Speaker 3: that this operation is because Israel puppeteered it out of
Speaker 3: America or were we actually on our own acting in lockstep.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Both have very viable truths behind them.
Speaker 4: To be honest with you, I think there's something to
Speaker 4: be said that, you know, now just happens to be
Speaker 4: that we're doing this with them if we really are
Speaker 4: quote unquote falling out like we were, you know, to
Speaker 4: pick war with each other is kind of a kind
Speaker 4: of a situation like all right, I guess we'll go.
Speaker 5: We'll be buddies in this war.
Speaker 4: It's like, okay, I mean, Saudi has been making massive
Speaker 4: strides to become like the homeboy with Trump.
Speaker 3: So yes, but now let's hear this.
Speaker 2: Canada and Trump or Canada America, I should say, are
Speaker 2: not as friendly as we once were in these past
Speaker 2: few months and years. However, Canada has publicly said that
Speaker 2: they stand with us against Iran. Right now, Okay, so
Speaker 2: is Australia, by the way. But with that being said,
Speaker 2: let's go to this next one. Yeah, the Aussies are like, yeo, America,
Speaker 2: you need some help.
Speaker 5: Say, those are some badass fighters.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I will say that they have a really crazy, awesome military.
Speaker 3: They do. And I've actually.
Speaker 5: Seen him in person and work, and I'm like, good
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying that Australia is gonna send boots
Speaker 2: on the ground or anything like that. But Canada and
Speaker 2: Australia have both said that like, no, we support America
Speaker 2: one hundred percent on this fuck Iran, which.
Speaker 3: Like dope, hell yeah.
Speaker 2: But that being said, the UK Prime Minister Kure Starmer
Speaker 2: said that the UK is going to allow the US
Speaker 2: to take defensive action from British military basis, but will
Speaker 2: not join offensive action.
Speaker 3: Now basically Kure.
Speaker 5: Stars but he denied it first though, yes he did.
Speaker 4: He denied it at first, and then he kicked the
Speaker 4: count candy down the road and then he was like,
Speaker 4: all right, I guess you guys can come here to
Speaker 4: these bases.
Speaker 2: Because of Canada and Australia, because both of them are
Speaker 2: in the British Commonwealth. And at first Britain was all like, oh,
Speaker 2: no way, thank America, blah blah blah. Then they got
Speaker 2: out manned, they got out homeied by Canada and Australia,
Speaker 2: and Kirstarmers like, fuck, okay, I guess we got to
Speaker 2: be homies with America.
Speaker 5: So like, they got their own shit happening though all
Speaker 5: within their own.
Speaker 3: Their own Islamic problem in their country.
Speaker 5: Bro oh, they do.
Speaker 4: They have a massive one, and there's a lot going
Speaker 4: on with that. I mean, they're attacking their own citizens though,
Speaker 4: for speaking out against Islamic things that are happening there.
Speaker 4: I mean, hell, you know the people being attacked, and
Speaker 4: if you even say anything bad against him, you're getting arrested.
Speaker 4: So they have their own shit to deal with, plus
Speaker 4: all the shit with Epstein and all the connections and
Speaker 4: that crap that's going on over there, so you know.
Speaker 4: But I think a lot of this is all tied
Speaker 4: to the stock market too, though, do you want to
Speaker 4: say that.
Speaker 3: I think it is.
Speaker 2: I also think it's tied into oil prices, but especially
Speaker 2: the oil prices have jumped when the market's open in
Speaker 2: Asia Monday morning, so like.
Speaker 4: Sat seventy two dollars and forty eight cents right a
Speaker 4: barrel right now as of like three hours ago when
Speaker 4: I looked at it. So it's probably honestly risen now.
Speaker 4: But I will say it with people wanting to do
Speaker 4: more research into the stock market and what's actually happening
Speaker 4: there is specific things that if you know what to
Speaker 4: shift money around in, I highly suggest watching some of
Speaker 4: those really good people on YouTube that will tell you
Speaker 4: what to do because May and shit's popping off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now, this is going to be wild for the market.
Speaker 3: But that's that's what war does. This is what war does.
Speaker 3: This is why wars happen. It's not for you know,
Speaker 3: it's not for morality, it's not for what's best for
Speaker 3: the people.
Speaker 2: And these poor people are so oppressed. But it's never
Speaker 2: it hadn't been about that in quite some time. It's
Speaker 2: about the almighty dollar. That's what makes him breaks if
Speaker 2: a conflict happens or not.
Speaker 4: And that's the conversation being had right now, is that
Speaker 4: the lengths in which the American dollar situation is going
Speaker 4: to keep it the top dog. That's what the whole
Speaker 4: talk was that I watched was about the American dollar
Speaker 4: losing its value and that this is like a strategic
Speaker 4: move to keep it on top.
Speaker 2: Real quick, look at this up on your end, because
Speaker 2: my screen's being used for this. Is Iran or was
Speaker 2: Iran a part of Bricks? Because I know the I
Speaker 2: in bricks stood for India, but that was just the
Speaker 2: initial nations that got together made Bricks happen. I don't
Speaker 2: know if Iran actually joined up or not, but I
Speaker 2: do know for a fact that Iran did not have
Speaker 2: a Rothschild.
Speaker 3: Owned banking system.
Speaker 2: Their national bank was not Rothchild neither was Venezuela's, neither
Speaker 2: was Afghanistans, neither was a ROX And so now big changes.
Speaker 4: Yes, they were so again actually to join Bricks Economic
Speaker 4: Group and January first, twenty twenty four, alongside other new
Speaker 4: members such as Saudi Arabia, United Arab Nations, Egypt, Ethiopia
Speaker 4: and Indonesia. This expansion reflects a significant shift in the
Speaker 4: group's composition, which originally included Brazil, Russia, India, China, South America,
Speaker 4: South Africa. The exclusion of Iran aims to enhance the
Speaker 4: international relations and economic opportunities, particularly in lights of ongoing sanctions.
Speaker 2: So again to your point, Raven Lee, I gotta tell you,
Speaker 2: especially when you look at there was a list that
Speaker 2: came out in like ninety seven, maybe ninety nine.
Speaker 3: It's been a.
Speaker 2: Minute, and it basically had a list of countries that
Speaker 2: did not have a Rothschild owned bank in the country.
Speaker 2: We have gone into some sort of a conflict with
Speaker 2: four of those nine. I'm just throwing it out Iran.
Speaker 2: I'll bet you if this regime change can happen and
Speaker 2: all these things, I just have a weird feeling that
Speaker 2: they're going to have a centralized banking system owned by
Speaker 2: the Rothchilds here in the next like two years, it's possible.
Speaker 2: And also, yes, I do believe there's another way to
Speaker 2: attack bricks as a whole.
Speaker 3: So yeah, good things.
Speaker 5: It actually looks like they did not.
Speaker 4: They did not what they had no affiliation in the
Speaker 4: nineties to the Rothchild's banking family. Yep, they had state
Speaker 4: owned banks that it was like Bank of Iran had
Speaker 4: like four different types of state owned banks. They had
Speaker 4: two types of private banks. In nineteen ninety four, the
Speaker 4: Central Break of Iran authorized the creation of private credit institutions,
Speaker 4: which allowed more diversity in the banking sector. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: I will say that you see it, yep. I mean
Speaker 4: it's fully all about money. So that's what I was.
Speaker 4: I think it's all about keeping Americans dollar, America's dollar
Speaker 4: as number one, as well as well as fucking over
Speaker 4: China and a lot of other things that were probably
Speaker 4: not privy to you at this time.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that's the thing with an attack on one
Speaker 2: bricks nation is an economic attack on all the other
Speaker 2: bricks nations, which good things, right, because bricks whole thing
Speaker 2: is that they want to dethrone the US dollar as
Speaker 2: the world trading currency, and that's.
Speaker 3: Not good for us. So some people somewhere and need
Speaker 3: a little bit of freedom. YEP, I guess fucking hey,
Speaker 3: that's what we do.
Speaker 2: So let's go into more of what we do here.
Speaker 2: Nine Iranian naval ships have been destroyed and sunk. Trump says, now,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I forget if I have an
Speaker 2: article pulled up on this one or not.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Trump tooting his own horn to this was just god awful.
Speaker 3: By the way, I'm not gonna play the video for that,
Speaker 3: but oh thank god, because there was Wow, there was
Speaker 3: a thing that Iran. Iran almost fucked up.
Speaker 2: They got real close to breaking the Cardinal rule as
Speaker 2: far as conflict with America goes. They tried launching a
Speaker 2: rocket and hitting our boat.
Speaker 4: Which they've moved back boats by the way, they've moved
Speaker 4: them further back.
Speaker 5: They left them.
Speaker 4: They left them in that little seat, but they moved
Speaker 4: the other ones back to a sea for distance, is
Speaker 4: what they just said.
Speaker 3: Well, fine, fine, but here's what took place.
Speaker 2: So there was a carrier, the Lincoln, I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 2: and Iran launched a rocket and claimed that they were
Speaker 2: trying to touch one of our boats, which again is
Speaker 2: the cardinal rule. America does combat in a lot of ways,
Speaker 2: but our boats we do not take kind of to
Speaker 2: those being fucked with. Then, to the point that I
Speaker 2: made earlier about the whole schoolhouse possibly being hit by Iran,
Speaker 2: this rocket launched by Iran actually ended up hitting one
Speaker 2: of Iran's own sh and destroying it. It was a
Speaker 2: oil taker that was classified as one of their military assets,
Speaker 2: and so they claimed they were trying to hit an
Speaker 2: aircraft carrier and accidentally hit their own boat. So as
Speaker 2: far as Iron's capabilities goes, I'm very sorry the one
Speaker 2: hit they got in Bahrain, that was an insane amount
Speaker 2: of luck.
Speaker 3: I feel very confident saying that. Actually. But anyway, so
Speaker 3: we got.
Speaker 5: Nice, they would have really fucked up if they hit
Speaker 5: the boat.
Speaker 2: Oh god it they would have our aircraft carrier. Oh
Speaker 2: oh fuck everything else, all all matters around the world.
Speaker 3: Stop.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying we would have dropped a nuke going on.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of content creators joke about that,
Speaker 2: but like.
Speaker 4: I hope that we don't. That no one drops any
Speaker 4: nukes on anybody ever. Again, right, but.
Speaker 2: At that point, like no, no, we now will be
Speaker 2: sending boots on the ground, and we will be occupying
Speaker 2: that country for the next twenty years.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, that would have happened if they touched our boat.
Speaker 2: That's so I'm glad that they suck at their job,
Speaker 2: and I'm very glad that we are awesome at hours.
Speaker 2: So moving on, the nine Iranian naval ships have been
Speaker 2: destroyed and sunk, Trump says the US President. And now
Speaker 2: on Sunday we already talked about that one. I have
Speaker 2: just been informed that we have destroyed and sunk nine
Speaker 2: Iranian naval ships, some of them relatively large and important,
Speaker 2: largely destroyed in a different attack. Then Around's naval headquarters
Speaker 2: has also been destroyed. We were going after the rest.
Speaker 2: They will soon be floating at the.
Speaker 3: Bottom of the sea.
Speaker 2: Floating at the bottom of the sea, Donnie t that
Speaker 2: doesn't make sense, but all right. US Sentcom officials said
Speaker 2: earlier Sunday that an Iranian Jamaran class corvette was struck
Speaker 2: by US forces at the beginning of Operation Epic Fury.
Speaker 2: The ship is currently sinking to the bottom of the
Speaker 2: Gulf of Oman at a chah Bahar pier. The statement
Speaker 2: reads as the President said, members of the Iranian Armed Forces,
Speaker 2: IRGE and police must lay down your weapons abandoned ship.
Speaker 2: Three US service members have been killed in an action
Speaker 2: during combat operations against Iran, Simpcom officials announced Sunday. Five
Speaker 2: more have been listed as seriously wounded. The US sent
Speaker 2: b two stealth bombers that struck Iran's hardened ballistic missiles
Speaker 2: with two thousand pound bombs Saturday night, sent comm announced. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the US military called the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claim
Speaker 2: that it struck the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln with
Speaker 2: a ballistic missile a lie. The Lincoln was not hit,
Speaker 2: the missile launched didn't even come close. That was Centcom's
Speaker 2: actual statement. The Lincoln continues to launch aircraft in support
Speaker 2: of Scentcom's relentless campaign to defend American people by eliminating
Speaker 2: threats from the Iranian regime. The Lincoln Carrier Strike Group
Speaker 2: was one of two US aircraft carrier Strike Groups deployed
Speaker 2: to the region, alongside the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike
Speaker 2: Group as part of the largest build up of US
Speaker 2: firepower in the Middle East in a generations by.
Speaker 3: US and partner forces.
Speaker 2: Began Saturday one point fifteen am with the goal of
Speaker 2: knocking out the Irania regime security apparatus, prioritizing locations and
Speaker 2: pose an imminent threat. Among the primary targets were the
Speaker 2: IRGC's command and control facilities, Iranian air defense capabilities, missile
Speaker 2: and drone launch sites, and military airfields. According to the statement, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's another important portion of this too. Iran Iran, how
Speaker 2: you want to pronounce it, has been building up their
Speaker 2: missile and rocky capabilities for the last few years because
Speaker 2: they knew what was up.
Speaker 3: They have thousands, thousands of rockets in store ready to go.
Speaker 2: They have they had had very important about one hundred launchers.
Speaker 2: This is what we in the business call a choke point.
Speaker 3: So if I have a uh, if I have one
Speaker 3: thousand gallons in a tank, but I only have a
Speaker 3: one inch hose pipe to let that out of. There's
Speaker 3: only so much that can come out at a single point.
Speaker 2: If I have ten thousand rockets ready to go, but
Speaker 2: I only have one hundred launchers and not all of
Speaker 2: them are operational, and they're all in the same location,
Speaker 2: and the USN's a air strike to destroy over half
Speaker 2: of them in one afternoon. The number of rockets that
Speaker 2: you have don't really account for much because we have
Speaker 2: found a kink in the armor, if this makes sense.
Speaker 4: So, I mean it kind of sucks for them on
Speaker 4: one hand, sir, for everybody else, everybody else is good news,
Speaker 4: But I mean, what are you going to do.
Speaker 5: You can't pick them up and throw them yourself by hand.
Speaker 2: So yeah, the compound of a round Supreme Leader was
Speaker 2: also targeted in the operation. Senior Israeli official Tory Warts
Speaker 2: that Commanie was killed in the strike. Trump later confirmed
Speaker 2: it on a truth social post that he was struck
Speaker 2: in the attack, calling the moment the single greatest chance
Speaker 2: for the Iranian people to take back their country. As
Speaker 2: of this article, at least two hundred and one people
Speaker 2: have been killed and more than seven hundred injured across Iran,
Speaker 2: according to the Iranian Red Crescent Society, that would be their.
Speaker 3: Version of the Red Cross. Just so everybody's on the
Speaker 3: same page here, I.
Speaker 4: Will say I saw that a lot of people were
Speaker 4: trying to hire doctors to come in to take care
Speaker 4: of their loved ones because most of the people won't
Speaker 4: actually leave their houses and stuff, and so they're dying
Speaker 4: of injuries, and that it costs like two thousand US dollars,
Speaker 4: which is pretty much everything they have to be able
Speaker 4: to get anybody to come in and help their loved ones.
Speaker 4: So not only are people dying in their homes from this,
Speaker 4: or dying out in the streets, or dying all over
Speaker 4: the place. You know, it's all sorts of people. I
Speaker 4: think there's a lot more people dying in Iran than
Speaker 4: what is actually being reported, So.
Speaker 2: That's fair, that's fair. And again, it's like it's so
Speaker 2: difficult for us to even get this information together because
Speaker 2: I promise you, by the time we wrap this episode,
Speaker 2: there's going to be new intel that has made its
Speaker 2: way into the public zeitgeist.
Speaker 3: And it's like it is every few minutes new things.
Speaker 4: Are dropped updating right now on the ABC. I'm watching
Speaker 4: it update as we're talking. I'm watching the different things
Speaker 4: keep updating, and it's like, holy shit, I can't.
Speaker 5: Even keep up.
Speaker 4: Like there's every few minutes there's a new update. They're
Speaker 4: releasing article after article after article of all different aspects
Speaker 4: of it. I've read like fifty articles that were released
Speaker 4: just in the last like two hours, and it's every
Speaker 4: few minutes.
Speaker 5: It just keeps updating because it's a live they're doing.
Speaker 4: They're running a Iran live updates and so they're dropping
Speaker 4: articles left and right, trying to keep up with what's
Speaker 4: actually going on.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, so this is again this episode shouldn't be taken
Speaker 2: as absolutely current. We recorded this that night and we
Speaker 2: released it the next morning. So by the time this
Speaker 2: goes twenty four hours after this episode drops, as a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, this will probably all be outdated information.
Speaker 2: So we're doing the best we can here. We're going
Speaker 2: to keep everybody as updated as it possibly can. So
Speaker 2: moving on, the Jerusalem Post says at least five people
Speaker 2: were wounded by Iranian missile strikes in the Jerusalem area.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't actually Jerusalem. Depending on what report you
Speaker 2: may have heard. You may have heard that it was
Speaker 2: Jerusalem proper that was hit. It's inaccurate. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: it here. So at least five people have been injured
Speaker 2: in the Iranian ballistic missile they had hit the Jerusalem area.
Speaker 2: Megan David Adam or MDA said on Sunday night, Israel
Speaker 2: Police is sweeping the area for missile shrapnel and urges
Speaker 2: the public to stay to stay area from I think
Speaker 2: it's supposed to be away from the side of the strike.
Speaker 2: In a public statement, MDA reported, we observed a fall
Speaker 2: near a vehicle that sustained extensive damage. We provided initial
Speaker 2: medical treatment to a forty five year old man in
Speaker 2: modern condition, along with several others who were injured but
Speaker 2: in light condition.
Speaker 3: The injured individuals were.
Speaker 2: Evacuated to hospitals in the city by MDA ambulances. They
Speaker 2: reported seven injuries in the strike before revising the number
Speaker 2: down to five, including those suffering from pro traumatic stress
Speaker 2: disorder symptoms. Okay, so people that weren't actually physically injured
Speaker 2: but were like shell shocked and like mentally fucked up.
Speaker 3: They counted those.
Speaker 2: For sure, while Israel police stated six victims with varying
Speaker 2: degrees of injuries were evacuated from the scene. So this
Speaker 2: is that one attack, that one rocket that definitely made
Speaker 2: its way into Israel, and there were a couple more
Speaker 2: as of time recording. I saw a couple of videos
Speaker 2: of rockets that were making their way into Israel, and
Speaker 2: they were they were absolutely getting through the Iron Dome.
Speaker 3: But that being said, Israel also has.
Speaker 2: A new thing up their sleeve that they were fucking
Speaker 2: around with here ravenly have you ever heard of the
Speaker 2: iron Beam.
Speaker 4: No, but as you said that, I was just opened
Speaker 4: up the thing because I wanted to make sure I
Speaker 4: was doing the live updates while we talk about this,
Speaker 4: and I see an actual video on screen of the
Speaker 4: iron beam being used right there.
Speaker 3: I got it right here. Oh, don't you fraid about it?
Speaker 4: I was like, that was the first scene that popped up.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh shit, here we go.
Speaker 3: Okay, y'all, the future is now.
Speaker 2: We have talked about this, that they have sound energy technology,
Speaker 2: they have laser cannon technology.
Speaker 3: We have talked about this.
Speaker 2: This is the first time confirmed that a laser cannon
Speaker 2: has seen combat use Israel's iron Beam laser defense system.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about this shit here.
Speaker 2: Footage circulated on social media shows apparent drone interception as
Speaker 2: Hesbala fires rockets from Lebanon, opening Northern Front in parallel.
Speaker 3: War against Iran. So let's just watch the footage once again, everybody.
Speaker 2: If you haven't seen it, you need to be on
Speaker 2: patreon dot com slash Cultic Conspiracy Podcast to see this. YO,
Speaker 2: check this shit out. I don't know if there's sound
Speaker 2: on this. Oh, there's an ad. There's a fucking ad
Speaker 2: y'all we hate ads too. Just a we're all clear here. Okay,
Speaker 2: there's no sound, but that is lasers being shot at drones.
Speaker 2: That is mind blowing.
Speaker 5: Now, they just put that on satellites.
Speaker 2: You know, there's some people, myself included, that believe they
Speaker 2: have Oh there is sound on this one.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, I bet you that bitch was so loud.
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe lasers aren't supposed to have sound.
Speaker 3: It's supposed to be like photons.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, I don't know what kind
Speaker 2: of energy production machinery there is to make that bitch go.
Speaker 3: But hell yeah.
Speaker 4: So they don't realize they had lasers, but you know,
Speaker 4: I didn't. I assume that probably they did.
Speaker 3: But I mean, it's it's a thing. It is absolutely
Speaker 3: a thing.
Speaker 2: And apparently people just didn't realize that Israel had some
Speaker 2: shit like that, which, to be fair, they're not the
Speaker 2: only one, Joe, they are not the only ones. I
Speaker 2: personally believe that America has had shit like this for years,
Speaker 2: but we haven't had to intercept something over our skies
Speaker 2: that required us to unveil our new our new.
Speaker 3: Toy for lack of better words, but let's read more.
Speaker 2: It says At the same time, warning sirens sounded for
Speaker 2: about an hour along the northern border amid concerns of
Speaker 2: drone infiltration. One drone was intercepted by the laser system,
Speaker 2: sparking a fire near the border community of Shloamy. A
Speaker 2: separate drone interception caused damage to two homes in a
Speaker 2: most chav in the Upper Galiley. No injuries were reported
Speaker 2: in either incident. So again, it's fucking cool.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, I mean, is it is an interesting tech?
Speaker 5: For sure? I mean it's cool. I mean, I guess
Speaker 5: we could fight, you know, the Aliens with it.
Speaker 2: I see now you're talking ravenly. Now you're fucking talking.
Speaker 2: This is it.
Speaker 3: This is the ironbeam lay their air defenses of why
Speaker 3: do I hear something? Whatever?
Speaker 6: Guy?
Speaker 5: What's a guy further up?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't fucking stand it. Okay, So again,
Speaker 2: this is the laser cannon itself.
Speaker 3: It's not even a cannon.
Speaker 2: Really, small big things come in small packages, or so
Speaker 2: they say, you know, and it's Israel something.
Speaker 3: You would expect that, to be honest with you, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying. I'm just saying.
Speaker 5: But anyway, you almost made a whole episode.
Speaker 2: I am talking about a laser raven Lee clearly, I
Speaker 2: am talking about the tiny little laser that we have on.
Speaker 5: Here leaser beam, lazer.
Speaker 3: Quote unquote Doctor Evil reference.
Speaker 2: But yes, this tiny little bit got some pack a
Speaker 2: punch with it, and I do believe that we have
Speaker 2: satellites with this capability on it personally, and I think
Speaker 2: use it against the Aliens.
Speaker 3: Possibly.
Speaker 2: This isould our Space Force be fucking with as far
Speaker 2: as our specialized weapon training.
Speaker 3: Listen, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't Israel be launching those strikes against all sorts
Speaker 4: of people. I mean Israel as a three hours and
Speaker 4: seven minutes ago launched air strikes.
Speaker 5: It's to Lebanon, yep.
Speaker 2: So we just talked about that because Hez Blood has
Speaker 2: an outpost there.
Speaker 5: For sure, and there's all sorts of stuff that they're
Speaker 5: doing right now.
Speaker 4: So it's, uh, you know, I wonder how much they're
Speaker 4: going to actually utilize that tiny little laser beam situation,
Speaker 4: and how far does it go, Like what kind of
Speaker 4: capability I wonder it doesn't have.
Speaker 2: These are very good questions, and also the fact that
Speaker 2: this is the first time it's ever actually been used,
Speaker 2: so we as the public, the civilian population. We're not
Speaker 2: going to know about these things. But I have a
Speaker 2: weird feeling that Israel knows exactly what that bitch can do,
Speaker 2: and that's they're they're only doing it if they need to,
Speaker 2: if it gets close enough kind of thing.
Speaker 4: I don't know, where do you test these things at
Speaker 4: That's what I'm wondering, Like where do you test them
Speaker 4: out of the all seeing eye of all cameras and
Speaker 4: everything else, Like where the hell are you testing?
Speaker 5: How far does this go?
Speaker 3: That's a very good question.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: I'm wondering if they shot down or disci.
Speaker 4: Like, you know that you're gonna be able because if
Speaker 4: it doesn't make sound, the public will hear it. It's
Speaker 4: bright enough, you're gonna see it for miles around. So like,
Speaker 4: where are you actually testing all of this equipment at
Speaker 4: this point?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but underground facilities.
Speaker 2: Israel gets rockets launched into it every single day and
Speaker 2: has for decades for the record, way before the whole
Speaker 2: Goaza situation. I have people that lived there for years
Speaker 2: and like every day, this dude and his children who
Speaker 2: are driving to work and trying to drop his kids
Speaker 2: off to school every day when the sirens go off,
Speaker 2: they have to stop, get out of their car and
Speaker 2: get in the fetal position next to their car, and
Speaker 2: they just pray until the sirens stop, and then they
Speaker 2: just get back in.
Speaker 3: Their car and go go on about their day.
Speaker 2: That's been the status quo in Israel for quite some time.
Speaker 2: So you know it's maybe they before Oh I fuck,
Speaker 2: I'll introduce you. He's a home of mine, and like, yeah,
Speaker 2: this has been the way it's been for years and years,
Speaker 2: not like a recent thing, like since three. They were
Speaker 2: doing and this shit in the nineties. They were doing
Speaker 2: this shit because they are beset on all sides by enemies.
Speaker 5: So that's a conversation for another day.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just saying it's true. Yeah, the nation, the
Speaker 3: countries around Israel don't like them. That's you know.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying if there's a backstory to that, but
Speaker 2: I mean that's whatever. But yeah, it's true. So all
Speaker 2: that to be said, Yeah, maybe they were testing these
Speaker 2: during one of those raids. Who knows. And it's always just.
Speaker 4: I feel like you would have I feel like somebody
Speaker 4: would have captured it, talked about it something.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's just me being inquisitive and wanting to know how
Speaker 4: the hell they're testing this or is this the test? Like,
Speaker 4: I guess it's time to bring out your bad boy, like,
Speaker 4: let's let's test it out. Might as well, I mean,
Speaker 4: what's the worst gonna happen? We kill you know, a
Speaker 4: couple hundred civilians? Oh well, you know, we'll just blame
Speaker 4: it on them. We'll just blame it on somebody else.
Speaker 2: If anything, this might be a flex. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're testing our laser cannon. Maybe you heard about that.
Speaker 2: Maybe think twice before you fuck with us.
Speaker 4: Feel might see him being with the like the doctor
Speaker 4: Evil Like yeah, like I just and I now need
Speaker 4: that meme to happen Net and Yahoo with a pinky
Speaker 4: and just like with a hairless cat.
Speaker 5: I can see it with his finger like over the
Speaker 5: laser beam. Yeah, I dig it' that's a whole vibe.
Speaker 4: But if you do that, good cult members, it has
Speaker 4: to be Trump in the background being like ready the laser.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, Also, who needs to have a really fat
Speaker 2: gold pinky ring?
Speaker 3: I feel like it's on.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, with like the Jewish symbol.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah for sure, for sure. All right, So moving
Speaker 2: on to the next article. Here live updates Trump vows
Speaker 2: to avenge the death of US service members and says
Speaker 2: combat operations continue.
Speaker 3: So let's let's read a little bit here.
Speaker 2: We talked about these service members killed in Iran operation.
Speaker 2: Thousands of flights have been canceled since the conflict in
Speaker 2: Iran began. Congress aims to vote on war power resolution
Speaker 2: in the coming weeks.
Speaker 3: UH.
Speaker 2: Insurers are raising prices for tankers to the straight of
Speaker 2: horror moves, which raises the price of oil. Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: saying that's the reason for the rising of the price
Speaker 2: of oil is because the insurance companies are raising the
Speaker 2: rates for those that are traveling through the strait of
Speaker 2: horn moves. It has nothing to do with the conflict. Then,
Speaker 2: Like how Iran makes oil happen? No way, man, it's
Speaker 2: because of insurance.
Speaker 5: None insurance yep, Like.
Speaker 3: Out loud, how many people actually buy that? You think?
Speaker 5: You know what?
Speaker 4: People tend to buy a lot of things, especially when
Speaker 4: it's put on repeat and they hear it over and
Speaker 4: over again. They're just gonna stop questioning because they're going
Speaker 4: to start scaring people into thinking that we're going to
Speaker 4: have an actual all out nuclear warfare fight. And so
Speaker 4: I think that people are just gonna believe whatever the
Speaker 4: fuck they say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think you're on something there, honestly, And
Speaker 2: also again, people, I don't think we need to be
Speaker 2: worried about a nuclear attack from either side. For the record,
Speaker 2: it's the ultimate saber rattle, even America, even Trump, if
Speaker 2: he was to launch a nuke on any country, every
Speaker 2: other country own Earth launches nukes at us. And as
Speaker 2: much as Trump is full of himself, I think he
Speaker 2: understands that point. So I don't believe that we really
Speaker 2: need to be concerned about that. It's a saber rattle.
Speaker 2: Same thing that all of these countries have been doing
Speaker 2: for years, same thing North Korea has been saber rattling,
Speaker 2: Russia's been saber rattling, China's been saber rattling.
Speaker 3: Or Israel, Like, nobody's gonna drop a nuke. Nobody's gonna
Speaker 3: drop a nuke, not in Amalie.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're ready yet to do this. I
Speaker 4: think they will to drop nukes. I think they will
Speaker 4: get to a point where they decide, like, okay, all
Speaker 4: of their in game strategies and all the stuff they've
Speaker 4: been working for is complete, and then they'll just you know,
Speaker 4: wipe the surface of the earth clean pretty much.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's going to.
Speaker 4: Be anytime soon, but I do believe probably at one
Speaker 4: point in human history this will occur.
Speaker 3: Agreed, agreed.
Speaker 2: Continue on, Trump said he will avenge the death of
Speaker 2: the three service members and said the combat operations in
Speaker 2: Iran that begin on Saturday will continue. He's spoke in
Speaker 2: a pre recorded truth social post on the afternoon. He
Speaker 2: also told CNBC's Joe kernin the US military operations in
Speaker 2: Iran are ahead of schedule. The president's comments come as
Speaker 2: Iran's retaliation is intensifying after the US led US Israeli
Speaker 2: strikes killed Supreme leader. The massive attack was launched on
Speaker 2: Iran overnight Saturday, Ba ba up markets. Policymakers and regional
Speaker 2: leaders are now watching closer to see how far the
Speaker 2: conflict spreads and well the power shift in Tehran alters
Speaker 2: Iran's political trajectory to further entrenches its security first stance.
Speaker 2: Possibly Nasdak in Dubai has has been trading temporarily on
Speaker 2: Monday and Tuesday. Yeah, you'll have that. The UAE recalls ambassador,
Speaker 2: closes Tehran embassy after missile strikes.
Speaker 3: So that's another thing.
Speaker 2: Multiple countries are pulling their ambassadors out of Tehran, which
Speaker 2: that's that was a thing last week, and that was
Speaker 2: a pretty big signifier. Whenever multiple countries start pulling back
Speaker 2: their ambassadors from a certain locations, typically a sign that
Speaker 2: some shit's about to go sideways there.
Speaker 5: I mean, everybody learned from Yazzi. Don't leave your people,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: And it's funny that you mentioned that one Ravenlee, because man,
Speaker 2: they have some shit going on.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not the right article. Hold on, hold on.
Speaker 3: They got some shit going on at one of these
Speaker 3: protesting consulates where the America the Marines had them a
Speaker 3: good little afternoon from what I could tell. So let's
Speaker 3: read about that one real quick. This is from Nation World.
Speaker 2: At least twenty two people killed in Pakistan as protesters
Speaker 2: try to storm US consulate.
Speaker 3: Now, I feel like it's also important to bring this up.
Speaker 3: Iran launched rockets into Pakistan along the Pakistan Indian border.
Speaker 3: That wasn't America, that wasn't Israel.
Speaker 2: Oran did that, and somehow the Pakistani people decided that
Speaker 2: they need to try to take and you know, do
Speaker 2: their work in the American embassy or consolate wherever you
Speaker 2: want to say, that's a really dumb idea for one.
Speaker 2: For two, the American Marines that are at that consulate
Speaker 2: understand what the score is. They remember Benghazi, they remember
Speaker 2: hearing about how those boys are left, and they decided like, look,
Speaker 2: if you're gonna take us, it will be over our
Speaker 2: dead bodies, and we're here for your smoke.
Speaker 3: So here's I've seen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what did you think I mean if I'm gonna
Speaker 4: if we're going to go out, like, I'm going to
Speaker 4: take every one of you I can with me at
Speaker 4: this point. And it's not like anybody has forgotten what
Speaker 4: happened there, So this is all out like no hold bars,
Speaker 4: there's no you came it us?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you know like it. They had a good
Speaker 5: little time this afternoon.
Speaker 3: They did.
Speaker 2: They hop the fence, they tried, they took some boards
Speaker 2: and some bars and shit. They were breaking up windows
Speaker 2: and things, and then they decided they wanted to go
Speaker 2: into the inner court. And the Marines were locked and
Speaker 2: loaded and were super ready for that, and so they
Speaker 2: just lit them up. There's twenty two dead. I have
Speaker 2: seen reports. There's this says twenty two dead and one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty injured. I've seen reports saying it's closer
Speaker 2: to two hundred. So let's just give everybody a quick
Speaker 2: understanding of this. Two hundred people were shot today by
Speaker 2: the Marines at this embassy, because that's it wasn't like
Speaker 2: a small crowd this and for the record, it wasn't
Speaker 2: even just there was a lot of people.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 5: There was a lot of people.
Speaker 4: We saw a lot of videos footages of them, and
Speaker 4: some people were shooting their own people too though by
Speaker 4: the way, I like, let's not mistake that either they
Speaker 4: were just like open firing just spring bullets any which way.
Speaker 5: As well, you'll have that with this crowd.
Speaker 4: You don't really understand that whole situation, but like, you know,
Speaker 4: there's that they do that though.
Speaker 3: They do like the Hadji squad and they just kind
Speaker 3: of picked the ak up and just kind of say whatever,
Speaker 3: like the pistol and they just kind of like fire indiscriminately,
Speaker 3: and if they happened to hit their boy in front
Speaker 3: of them, they're like, oh, well, halolic bar or something.
Speaker 3: It's a thing you'll have that, you'll have that.
Speaker 4: I wonder how many Marines are actually stationed at this embassy.
Speaker 3: Look it up. Look it up.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna read this article a little bit, and I
Speaker 2: would actually be very curious that they talk about it.
Speaker 3: I think it's the Fast Company, yeah, or saf security forces.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So anyway, Karachi, Pakistan.
Speaker 2: Violent clashes between protesters and security forces in pakistan southern
Speaker 2: port city of Karachi and in the country's north left
Speaker 2: at least twenty two people did more than one hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty others injured as demonstrators. As demonstrators, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: these would be rioters. Fucking liberal ass This is by
Speaker 2: the Associated Press once again. They're so fucking liberal. These
Speaker 2: are demonstrators supportive of the Iranian government. No, no, these
Speaker 2: are rioters that just tried to take over an American consulate.
Speaker 2: Why are we giving them generous verbiage?
Speaker 3: But whatever, anyone.
Speaker 2: Supported the writing government attempted to storm the US consulate
Speaker 2: on Sunday in the north of the country. Demonstrators attacked
Speaker 2: now demonstrators, rioters attacked un and government forces. The violence
Speaker 2: came after the United States and the Israelis attacked Iran,
Speaker 2: killing a supreme leader. Police and officials at a hospital
Speaker 2: on Croja said at least fifty people were also wounded
Speaker 2: in the clashes and some of them were in critical condition.
Speaker 3: Yes, you'll have that, you know for sure.
Speaker 2: President Asif Ali Zardari expressed his profound sorrow over them.
Speaker 2: Martyrdom of Kamani conveyed his condolences to Iran. According to
Speaker 2: his office, he said, Pakistan stands with Iranian nation in
Speaker 2: this moment of grief and shares in their loss. All right,
Speaker 2: Sumaya said Tarik, a police surgeon at the city's main
Speaker 2: A police surgeon interesting position at the city's main government
Speaker 2: hospital confirmed six bodies and multiple injured people were brought
Speaker 2: to the facility. However, she said the death toll rose
Speaker 2: to ten after four critically wounded people died. In addition,
Speaker 2: twelve people were killed and over eighty wounded in clashes
Speaker 2: with police in the northern Gilgit Balistian region Jesus Christ,
Speaker 2: when thousands of protesters angered by the US and Israeli
Speaker 2: strikes on Iran, attacked the office of the UN Military
Speaker 2: Observer Group and the UN Development Program local police and
Speaker 2: Oscar Ali said, so that's.
Speaker 3: Another thing too.
Speaker 2: It's not like the Marines were the only ones that
Speaker 2: were getting it in here. There's tons of videos of
Speaker 2: Pakistani police and when you see these videos.
Speaker 5: And they are hitting them with batons and all sorts
Speaker 5: of shit.
Speaker 2: Tear gas from the fucking forty mic mics and shit, uh,
Speaker 2: the forty millimeter gre Nay launchers. And you could tell
Speaker 2: it because they're all wearing black Polos khaki pants with
Speaker 2: the cargoes full, and they're wearing boots, and you could
Speaker 2: tell that. Okay, this hit and protesters, this is clearly
Speaker 2: some sort of a force. Pakistani police were doing what
Speaker 2: they could to break up the riot without killing their
Speaker 2: own people, and then these fuckers decided it'd be a
Speaker 2: real good idea to try to take over the American
Speaker 2: consulate and they got They got what they got, so
Speaker 2: the US consulate windows are smashed in Karachi, which is
Speaker 2: the capital of the southern Sindh Province in Pakistan's largest city.
Speaker 3: Senior police official Erfon Bulloch set in.
Speaker 2: The protesters briefly attacked the perimeter of the US consulate,
Speaker 2: but were later dispersed. He dismissed reports that any part
Speaker 2: of the consulate building was set on fire. However, he
Speaker 2: said the protesters torched a nearby police post and smashed
Speaker 2: windows of the consulate before security forces arrived.
Speaker 3: And regained control. That is true.
Speaker 2: Whenever there's this, it's like a small shack that was
Speaker 2: torched that was not a part of the American consulate.
Speaker 2: Protesters in the area surrounding the consulate went on for hours,
Speaker 2: with dozens of youths, some converted, covering their faces, throwing
Speaker 2: stones at law enforcement officials and vowing to reach the consulate,
Speaker 2: where hundreds of police and paramilitary officers were being deployed.
Speaker 2: The clashes prompted Interior Minister motion Negiv Nagvi. I don't
Speaker 2: know to issue an appeal for calm following the martyrtom
Speaker 2: of Khamani. Every Senate sent in Pakistan's shares in the
Speaker 2: grief of the people of Iran, he said in a statement,
Speaker 2: but urging people not to take the law into their
Speaker 2: own hands and express their protests peacefully. The provincial government
Speaker 2: of Sind also urged citizens to express their views peacefully
Speaker 2: and warned against engaging in violence. Yeah, that's not how
Speaker 2: those people do things, but all right anyway. The in
Speaker 2: Islamabad police feared tear or fire, tear gas and swung
Speaker 2: batons as hundreds of protesters angered by the killing tried
Speaker 2: to march towards the US embassy. The clash took place
Speaker 2: outside the city's diplomatic enclave, where the embassy is located,
Speaker 2: and additional police had been deployed. Meanwhile, in the northern city,
Speaker 2: the Peshawar authorities used tear gas and buttons to disperse
Speaker 2: thousands of demonstrators attempting to approach the US consulate to
Speaker 2: hold a rally and denounce the killing. Y'ad That's what
Speaker 2: they were gonna do. That's what they were going to
Speaker 2: do when they got to the consulate. They were going
Speaker 2: to hold a rally. That's absolutely what it looked like
Speaker 2: when they were busting up windows and jumping fences and
Speaker 2: getting shot.
Speaker 3: I missed that, I guess. I don't fucking know.
Speaker 4: I cannot find the actual information of like how many
Speaker 4: Marines are stationed there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm assuming.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm assuming at least ten.
Speaker 3: I mean, oh yeah, yeah, more than ten, for sure.
Speaker 3: It's definitely a couple of platoons.
Speaker 5: I have no idea, to be honest with you. I
Speaker 5: have buddies.
Speaker 4: I've gone in some of the embassies they've served at
Speaker 4: only had like a small percentage of Marines, and they
Speaker 4: had like other people there too.
Speaker 2: But I would have thought it'd be at least a
Speaker 2: company sized element, like at the bare minimum.
Speaker 5: I have no idea, to be honest with you, I'd
Speaker 5: have to ask.
Speaker 4: I'll send a message and see, because I know my
Speaker 4: one buddy he did he served in like five different embassies,
Speaker 4: four or five, so I can ask him he actually went.
Speaker 4: He was in South Africa at like two different ones
Speaker 4: there too, so I'll ask him how many how many
Speaker 4: people were with him? But I mean, hell, if it's
Speaker 4: even like twenty marines and you have enough ammo's, it's
Speaker 4: gonna go down, so.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, especially if they're all coming into one gate.
Speaker 3: That is what.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, funneling is bro perfect. It's like a perfect joke. Hold,
Speaker 4: it's a perfect setup. You have one entry point.
Speaker 2: That is what you call a target rich environment and
Speaker 2: a machine gunner's wet dream. So I mean you just
Speaker 2: you just let the two forty go a little cyclic
Speaker 2: and you just you just have you a whole little afternoon,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: That's that's fine, just hyped up on some rippets and
Speaker 4: just fucking having a whole.
Speaker 3: Time, and they might be getting the actual rippets over there.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's why I said that.
Speaker 3: Fuck yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, the Marines that are over there in country,
Speaker 2: they're getting their cars, they're getting their combat action ribbon,
Speaker 2: and fucking Pakistan.
Speaker 5: They hold it down, boys, hold it down down absolutely.
Speaker 2: So anyway, moving on, moving on, we talked about the
Speaker 2: ambassador Ba Ba Bab. This one here, Iranians celebrate worldwide
Speaker 2: after Supreme leader is killed in Israeli strikes. Now, depending
Speaker 2: on the sources that you're getting your information from, you're
Speaker 2: gonna see people of Iranian descent and people in Iran
Speaker 2: that are chanting for joy. They are so excited that
Speaker 2: this has taking place. This is the same people that
Speaker 2: last year when American Israel dropped those bunker busters and
Speaker 2: blew up the nuclear bomb sites in Iran, the people
Speaker 2: were cheering. They were so happy that America and Israel
Speaker 2: bomb to these facilities and the people were like, oh,
Speaker 2: let's ai, that's not real.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And now now that we have like all of
Speaker 3: these bombs going off, there's people in Iran super fucking
Speaker 3: stoked about this.
Speaker 5: There is a lot of people celebrating.
Speaker 4: The Iranians that are actually uh there are celebrating a
Speaker 4: lot of people around the world are celebrating. I find
Speaker 4: it really interesting that you have two separate narratives happening
Speaker 4: at the same time. But you also have to take
Speaker 4: into account the Sheites that are there that are claiming
Speaker 4: that they are Iranian as well, and so that they're
Speaker 4: the ones. So the whole situation I was reading on
Speaker 4: another article where you were reading they're talking about like, well,
Speaker 4: this is the main people that we're at the embassy
Speaker 4: trying to start shit, and it's like, yeah, no, no kidding.
Speaker 2: Oh, obviously Persians are celebrating. The Shiahs are not. The
Speaker 2: she Heites are very upset. They're their version of the
Speaker 2: pope was just martyred, and it's like that, that's so
Speaker 2: weird way to say was slaughtered like the pig that
Speaker 2: he was. But all right, but sure, meanwhile the Persians
Speaker 2: and all the other groups in Iran are fucking cheering
Speaker 2: it on.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and you're talking about a systematic oppression for
Speaker 4: forty seven years, right, I mean, that's it's a huge thing.
Speaker 4: I mean, the IRGC controls everything that communications, construction, their
Speaker 4: energy program, their infrastructure, all of that's controlled by the government,
Speaker 4: and then everything is backed up by their little militia.
Speaker 4: I don't say little. There's over you know, potentially up
Speaker 4: to five million of them.
Speaker 3: They are a military organization, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I mean they've they've created a perfect army
Speaker 4: of desperate young men ze so yeah, and that they
Speaker 4: created into cell zel Itso they created a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of people that were starving, that had no haulet, that
Speaker 4: were being oppressed, and then they gave them an option
Speaker 4: to be able to get into the click. You know
Speaker 4: what I reminds me of, Uh, it reminds me of Wow,
Speaker 4: the name just went out in my head, freaking Uh, I.
Speaker 5: Can see him in my mind.
Speaker 3: Where are we talking?
Speaker 4: Turtle Ninja Turtles, the Klan Shredder. Yeah, his whole group.
Speaker 4: That's what it reminds me of. No know why the
Speaker 4: name just went completely out of my mind. I had
Speaker 4: it and it.
Speaker 3: Went no, No, that's exactly correct.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, it's they're utilizing, capitalizing on the youth and
Speaker 4: then creating complete Zelots that are willing to die at
Speaker 4: all costs for this ideology. And now you have an
Speaker 4: entire infrastructure that is going to be really difficult to
Speaker 4: root out.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I mean it's literally like cancer.
Speaker 4: So and these poor these poor people have been completely
Speaker 4: tortured and everything else for so long.
Speaker 3: Very true.
Speaker 5: Well, I wouldn't I wouldn't say about tortured.
Speaker 4: I don't know one hundred percent about how long the
Speaker 4: people have been tortured, but I know that some of
Speaker 4: the accounts has been the last.
Speaker 3: I would say a few decades for sure. It's not
Speaker 3: like the Ayatola.
Speaker 2: Got more calm in his old age or even more violent.
Speaker 3: He he pretty much.
Speaker 2: It was a very wild few years from seventy nine
Speaker 2: to like eighty five, very hard transitions, which is why
Speaker 2: a lot of people left the nation and came to
Speaker 2: America and came to western countries and left that shit behind.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so Iranians across the country could be seen
Speaker 2: and heard celebrating the death of the Supreme leader after
Speaker 2: coordinated attacks strikes overnight. Now, I wasn't gonna play this video,
Speaker 2: but it is so loud and it basically just sounds
Speaker 2: like Maudi grawl of people screaming and honking and going
Speaker 2: ham So I'm not there's no need to play it.
Speaker 3: But anyway.
Speaker 2: In one video, Irani is near karaj Iran, outside the
Speaker 2: capital of Tehran's This is right outside the capital city.
Speaker 2: It's like a suburb of the capital city. Took to
Speaker 2: the streets, honked their horns and cheered. In social media videos,
Speaker 2: Iranians and Tehran in the capitol itself cheered from their apartments,
Speaker 2: playing loud music, setting off fireworks as the news spread.
Speaker 2: In full of full of dust. Sure, people packed the streets,
Speaker 2: waving their arms in the air, whistling, honking, and cheering.
Speaker 2: In Boris John, Boris John, Iran celebrants chanted and this city.
Speaker 2: They weighed flags and dance. I'm not pronouncing these names.
Speaker 2: I'm very sorry.
Speaker 3: People also celebrated in the Iranian cities of Sharon and
Speaker 3: Abada on Abadan, I don't know where. The people are
Speaker 3: out on the streets till the wee hours of the
Speaker 3: night in celebration of an Iran that is on the
Speaker 3: brink of finding its freedom after almost five decades.
Speaker 2: According to the editor of the local publication, and then
Speaker 2: in America, Iranian people cheered in Madrid, London, Berlin, Armenia
Speaker 2: and the United States. So the Iranians that left the country.
Speaker 3: When the Islamic Republic became a thing the revolution, they
Speaker 3: are cheering people that haven't been to that country. In
Speaker 3: damn near fifty years are cheering all over the world.
Speaker 3: Iranian people in Los Angeles as a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: are taking to the streets and celebrating and waving flags
Speaker 3: all these things. This woman here, she's in LA. They're
Speaker 3: they're waving the original Iranian flag with the lion and
Speaker 3: the sun behind it, not the Iranian flag of what
Speaker 3: they have flying now, this is the Iranian royal flag.
Speaker 3: And the prince who is currently living in but does
Speaker 3: the Maryland could possibly take the throne back. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying it's.
Speaker 4: He's saying that he doesn't want to take it completely,
Speaker 4: that he wants to take it in the intermediate time
Speaker 4: till they can figure out who's going to be the
Speaker 4: actual future leader. That's what he has stated publicly now.
Speaker 2: So I could see it being a very similar situation
Speaker 2: to Britain, like he'd be the monarch, which is like
Speaker 2: the figurehead kind of doing some of the things. But
Speaker 2: he also wants the people because he's been in America
Speaker 2: for this long, he's been Americanized. He wants his people's
Speaker 2: voice to be heard. He wants a democracy there, but
Speaker 2: he also wants his family royal lineage. So I could
Speaker 2: see it being something closer to European monarchs in.
Speaker 3: The day and age. I don't know, but I do
Speaker 3: know that the world is celebrating, and of course you're
Speaker 3: going to have some people.
Speaker 2: Look at these people. They're celebrating from Vienna, Virginia. These
Speaker 2: Iranians are celebrating like crazy whenever they heard that he
Speaker 2: was dead.
Speaker 3: But there are some people out there that are very sad,
Speaker 3: very very sad, and you know, they're very sad because
Speaker 3: it's their guy who got got They're not exactly thrilled
Speaker 3: at That's fine, I get it. But you know what,
Speaker 3: let's hear from this woman.
Speaker 2: And actually, Ravenly, you're the one that brought this to
Speaker 2: us on the Instagram, So tell us who this woman is.
Speaker 4: So I actually just found her tonight and I watched
Speaker 4: quite a few of her videos, so she is Actually
Speaker 4: she lives here in America, but the majority of her
Speaker 4: family still lives in Iran in multiple places, and so
Speaker 4: a lot of her videos she talks about what is happening,
Speaker 4: what messages she's able to get from them, and she's
Speaker 4: just trying to share as much information is possible what
Speaker 4: is kind of been going on. She breaks down the
Speaker 4: infrastructure of the just everything that's been happening for the
Speaker 4: last forty seven years, and how that looks, and what
Speaker 4: the ideology is and how it they have been oppressed
Speaker 4: and like just all different kinds of aspects.
Speaker 5: She talks a lot about it. She breaks it down
Speaker 5: really well.
Speaker 4: This video in particular, she's just talking about celebrating, like
Speaker 4: everyone is celebrating after forty seven years of this.
Speaker 5: So that's what we're going to listen to really quick.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, let's listen. And this is from Miriam Murtash.
Speaker 2: I hope I'm pronouncing that right. Let's check it out.
Speaker 13: Seven years, forty seven years of oppression, forty seven years
Speaker 13: of grief, forty seven years of silencing dissent, forty seven
Speaker 13: years of a diaspora who can't go home, forty seven
Speaker 13: years of forced job forty seven years of artists censored,
Speaker 13: forty seven years of rape and torture, forty seven years
Speaker 13: of family separated, of political prisoners, of executions, forty seven
Speaker 13: years of mother's grieving over graves, forty seven years of
Speaker 13: destroying our Iranian culture and heritage, forty seven years of
Speaker 13: joy taken away. Today is historic for Iranians. I never
Speaker 13: thought I would see a moment like this in my lifetime.
Speaker 13: Today hope feels louder than fear. Today is the beginning of,
Speaker 13: hopefully a new future for the people of Iran, one
Speaker 13: that is built on dignity, freedom, peace, and economic prosperity.
Speaker 13: The fight is far from over. There is so much
Speaker 13: work ahead, but today we allow ourselves to feel something
Speaker 13: many of us never thought was possible. Possibility. Today, let
Speaker 13: us bask in the joy of hope and release forty
Speaker 13: seven years of collective trauma and grief. To my family
Speaker 13: in Iran, I love you, stay strong. To the people
Speaker 13: of Iran, your resilience has never gone unnoticed. And to
Speaker 13: my grandmother who was imprisoned for four years and raped
Speaker 13: in nineteen eighty by the regime for being an artist.
Speaker 14: I wish you were here to witness this moment.
Speaker 13: Pollen to eton long live Iran.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Miriam Murtash. I hope I'm s saying
Speaker 2: that name right. I mean to put some respect on it,
Speaker 2: but God damn.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's Her videos are very very good.
Speaker 4: We actually I have about five content creators that I
Speaker 4: found that were They all speak very intelligently and very
Speaker 4: break it all down in the sense of like what
Speaker 4: actually has been happening, and like really explain every aspect
Speaker 4: they can from actually being or having family because they
Speaker 4: have all all of them have actually lived there at
Speaker 4: one point or have gone back and have family there
Speaker 4: and stuff like that. Yeah, so I felt like, you know,
Speaker 4: when we're talking about this subject, at least to show
Speaker 4: one or two people that are actually from this nation
Speaker 4: that have experienced this stuff and are still their families
Speaker 4: are is really important.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. Wow.
Speaker 2: All right, So we're getting closer to the end of
Speaker 2: this episode. I did want to play this clip here.
Speaker 2: This is from Fox News, and they have a doctor
Speaker 2: Quanta Ahmad, who is from and she's a Muslim scholar
Speaker 2: and also from Iran, and she is going to talk
Speaker 2: about what this looks like in the greater scheme ramifications
Speaker 2: as far as this to Iran. Let's learn about this together, y'all.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as towards in Israel a Durian the last US
Speaker 9: strikes against Iran back in June. Muslim scholar doctor Kanta
Speaker 9: Ahmed joining us. Now, good morning, conta walk us through
Speaker 9: your thoughts on what we've witnessed in the last twenty
Speaker 9: four hours.
Speaker 15: This is the single most consequential event in the Middle
Speaker 15: East in the last forty seven years. It really is extraordinary,
Speaker 15: and we have to commend the valor of our troops
Speaker 15: and the incredible courage of the commander in chief.
Speaker 14: What we're seeing now is the.
Speaker 15: Incredible paranoia, recklessness and panic of the remnants of the
Speaker 15: Iranian regime.
Speaker 14: That's why you see them striking the entire region.
Speaker 15: It sees all the Gulf Allies, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates,
Speaker 15: it's the entire region as surrogates for US and Israeli
Speaker 15: interest and has turned them into new enemies.
Speaker 14: I think we're going to see more desperation.
Speaker 15: Imagine their fear and suspicion when these leaders gathered knowing
Speaker 15: a US strike.
Speaker 2: Okay, real quick, I did want to point this out.
Speaker 2: If you're not on watching this on Patreon, they have
Speaker 2: something on screen which I really think is important that
Speaker 2: we need to talk about the Iranian political, military and
Speaker 2: proxy leaders taken out. There's a list here and it
Speaker 2: goes all the way back to July of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: Hamas leader was killed in Iran. Right, that was a
Speaker 2: part of the pager situation that Israel did last year.
Speaker 3: Two years ago.
Speaker 2: Rather in September twenty twenty four, Hesblah leader Hassan Noasraala
Speaker 2: was killed. October twenty twenty four, Hamas leader Yaya Sinwar
Speaker 2: was killed. Talked about him on the show. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact. December twenty twenty four, I ran back
Speaker 2: Syrian dictator Brashar Alisad was ousted and he's living in
Speaker 2: Russia now right May twenty twenty five, Hamas leader Mohammed
Speaker 2: Selwar was also killed. June of twenty twenty five, there
Speaker 2: was a big attack that took out four top dogs
Speaker 2: as far as Hamas was concerned. August twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: damn it, what's that dude's name? I can't read it.
Speaker 5: I can't read it because I can't read it there.
Speaker 3: But then now.
Speaker 2: Today or as of yesterday, actually Iya Toola Kamani. So
Speaker 2: there's a long list of these top dog shtheads that
Speaker 2: we and not just America are homies have also been
Speaker 2: trying to take out for years and years. And I
Speaker 2: also think that what she said was critical. This is
Speaker 2: a Muslim scholar, she herself is Muslim, should be mentioned,
Speaker 2: and Iran basically sees anybody who is not them as
Speaker 2: their enemy. Now, keep in mind, Saudi Arabia is not
Speaker 2: like an ally of Israel, like they might have a
Speaker 2: working relationship. They're not homies and Iron just attack Saudie.
Speaker 2: You'll see what I'm saying here. They've lost their fucking monts.
Speaker 5: Well, I think that they believe that everybody is in.
Speaker 4: Bed with each other and they are the odd men out,
Speaker 4: that the redheaded stepchild.
Speaker 5: So they've been kicked to the curb, and so they
Speaker 5: feel some type of way. Well that's actually yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 3: But they did that to themselves, true.
Speaker 5: They did.
Speaker 4: I mean, they haven't been wonderful human beings, so you
Speaker 4: know they did to themselves anyways. But I guess maybe
Speaker 4: you know, paranoia, it makes people make reckless decisions really quickly,
Speaker 4: and by bombing all of your neighbors doesn't really help
Speaker 4: you out very much.
Speaker 3: So it doesn't. But anyway, all right, let's keep going.
Speaker 15: It's likely in a room they're too afraid to use
Speaker 15: cell phones, they're too afraid to use digital apps, and
Speaker 15: that cohorted them together so that you had this extraordinary result,
Speaker 15: including the elimination of the Supreme Leader. The United States
Speaker 15: has to continue to press and push and maintain this pressure.
Speaker 14: There's no reprieve right now.
Speaker 15: We will not see another supreme leader in the Iranian regime,
Speaker 15: and the West and the United States should say that.
Speaker 14: And we don't want to.
Speaker 15: Trade these archaic, repressive, tyrannical Islamist turbans for a bunch
Speaker 15: of radical Islamist generals.
Speaker 14: That's not what we're looking for.
Speaker 15: So we're going to see this incredibly intense effort from
Speaker 15: the IRGC, which is about two hundred thousand strong, and
Speaker 15: the besiege, the bullies, the security forces, which are probably
Speaker 15: between one and five million strong, though the regime claims
Speaker 15: they're five times bigger. But this is the end game
Speaker 15: for the Iranian count regym as we've known it.
Speaker 16: Let's show I'm going to show you some footage here.
Speaker 16: These are Iranians celebrating what's happening right now. Let me
Speaker 16: see if we can pull up that foot here for you.
Speaker 16: That's okay, we're trying to get We're trying to get
Speaker 16: that up here we go. So these are these are
Speaker 16: people here in the in the United States, around the world.
Speaker 16: These are obviously those who have fled Iran are excited
Speaker 16: to see something finally happening to this regime. What is
Speaker 16: happening in your view inside of the country. This is
Speaker 16: a giant country. I think a lot of people don't
Speaker 16: realize how huge it is.
Speaker 2: What did you just see an Iranian dude waving an
Speaker 2: Israeli flag?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 3: I feel like that.
Speaker 4: It's not the first it's not the first time either.
Speaker 4: There's multiple pictures and videos of other people embedded in
Speaker 4: the parade or the walk and stuff where you'll see
Speaker 4: an Israeli flag get popped up to.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I don't even think it might be embedded.
Speaker 2: I actually am one to believe that that's accurate. That's
Speaker 2: not like a plant. I think that these people that
Speaker 2: should be a clear indication that these people are so
Speaker 2: over the Ayatola that they're like they're just down for
Speaker 2: the change.
Speaker 4: I don't know anyway, well, especially what's been happening though
Speaker 4: the last few months.
Speaker 5: Like I'm people are over it.
Speaker 4: I mean they're killing and raping and doing all this
Speaker 4: stuff to their normal citizens. I mean, you can't have anything,
Speaker 4: you can't have any kind of thoughts, or you can't
Speaker 4: speak out in any platform period.
Speaker 5: If you get caught, you disappear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So just saying let's keep.
Speaker 16: Going percentage in your opinion of the Iranian people living
Speaker 16: inside of Iran feel the way these Iranians who have
Speaker 16: left the country feel versus those who are still loyal
Speaker 16: to the regime.
Speaker 14: So yes, there is some, there is a relative minority.
Speaker 15: Iran is home to approximately ninety million people, right, It's
Speaker 15: the largest geographical country in the Middle East. Only Egypt
Speaker 15: has maybe a undred million population. So there will be
Speaker 15: a minority that are going to publicly mourn the Supreme
Speaker 15: leader and have already begun.
Speaker 14: Some of those rituals. But the majority have suffered so greatly.
Speaker 15: You and I Rachel covered the women life freedom protests
Speaker 15: when I was in Saudi Arabia watching that staggering, appalling
Speaker 15: brutality that would only increase. Here we are four years later.
Speaker 15: So many of the Iranian people, we have seen them
Speaker 15: even celebrating publicly. This is their moment, But there are
Speaker 15: many difficult days ahead in the coming weeks and months,
Speaker 15: and the United States has to stand firm with the people.
Speaker 15: We are with the Iranian people, we are not with
Speaker 15: their repressive tyrants.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Well, he said, it's your moment.
Speaker 16: You better stand up, be brave and take your country
Speaker 16: back and there's only so much that the Americans can do.
Speaker 16: They're doing a lot as it is. All right, Kata,
Speaker 16: appreciate your.
Speaker 2: I have to agree, honestly, and I understand that's the
Speaker 2: mainstream media, and I get all of that. Doctor uh,
Speaker 2: doctor Kunta Ahmad. I have to say, I don't disagree
Speaker 2: with anything that she said.
Speaker 3: And for the record, that.
Speaker 2: It's spelled qa inta, I'm not I'm not being I
Speaker 2: was a.
Speaker 4: I kind of like listened to it four times. I
Speaker 4: was like, am I hearing what I'm thinking I'm hearing?
Speaker 2: But it's a name, that is a name that's one
Speaker 2: of the most names. Actually, some might say, but without
Speaker 2: the point. I have to agree with the doctor here.
Speaker 2: She's actually an expert in this field. She covered the
Speaker 2: women led protests and that's accurate. Four years ago, there
Speaker 2: was brutality on these women for speaking, trying to have
Speaker 2: their voices be heard in public.
Speaker 5: Raven Oh my, I mean there is just that.
Speaker 4: Just a few months ago, maybe like half a year ago,
Speaker 4: that box and I think she was she's a mixed
Speaker 4: martial arts girl. She was brutally murdered because how dare
Speaker 4: she do mix mixed martial arts? That she'd been doing
Speaker 4: since she was like a teenager, early teen. And I
Speaker 4: mean that's the thing though, that people consistently don't want
Speaker 4: to talk about as a brutality against women and children
Speaker 4: that happen, and this it should be talked about, because
Speaker 4: the more people are like, it's okay, just you know,
Speaker 4: let let the extremists in Islam, just like, let them
Speaker 4: just be in our countries.
Speaker 3: No, that's theirs.
Speaker 5: The whole thing.
Speaker 4: About Texas wanting them to, letting them have that whole compound, Yeah,
Speaker 4: the whole city of them. No, I'm sorry, but no,
Speaker 4: they have their own they have their own country that
Speaker 4: they can go rule in and if people, if women.
Speaker 5: Want to be a part of that. I do not
Speaker 5: understand that ideology.
Speaker 4: But like, okay that if you're there by your own
Speaker 4: free will, then that's a different conversation. But if you're
Speaker 4: childbride being sold at eight years old, and this is
Speaker 4: all you've known, is this brutality and this kind of world,
Speaker 4: you know, that's not of their own free will, This
Speaker 4: is all they've ever known.
Speaker 3: I So I agree.
Speaker 5: I could go on a whole tirade about Muslims.
Speaker 2: Well, actually, this guy is going to do it for
Speaker 2: us here to wrap it up here, this guy who
Speaker 2: his name is ar three h I I don't know,
Speaker 2: as Aria Ari High.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so he is a he's a big content creator
Speaker 4: when it comes to he's an ex Muslim and he
Speaker 4: speaks out about a lot of different things.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So he claims that he's a Persian Christian and so
Speaker 2: he is going to speak on some things. And again
Speaker 2: this this is not the cult of conspiracy saying it.
Speaker 2: This is this guy is saying it. We may or
Speaker 2: may not agree with some of the things that are
Speaker 2: being said, but this is this is his opinion that
Speaker 2: we will be.
Speaker 3: Playing at this time. You'll check it out. Umda, you
Speaker 3: have to.
Speaker 6: Listen to me.
Speaker 17: Have the perfect solution for y'all.
Speaker 6: If the Western countries and all the liberals don't open
Speaker 6: up their fucking eyes.
Speaker 17: What happened is in Australia can happen.
Speaker 6: Anywhere else, just like it's been happening in the past
Speaker 6: few decades, and y'all just want to ignore it and
Speaker 6: be like, it's not about Islam. It is about Islam.
Speaker 6: It's written in their scripture, in their Hediz and in Quran.
Speaker 6: Look at this. It's not me saying this. Is written.
Speaker 6: This is evidence. So if you want to argue, you
Speaker 6: have to be real knowledgeable, you have to be equipped
Speaker 6: with the right knowledge. Okay, so study this and let
Speaker 6: me tell you something. Islam destroyed the country that I
Speaker 6: was born in, Iran. Iran got destroyed by Muslims. But
Speaker 6: Shia Muslims, right, every single country surrounding Iran is not
Speaker 6: really doing good. Just look at them, Afghanistan because of Islam, Siria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, Oman,
Speaker 6: how many more countries. Isn't it pretty obvious that, yes,
Speaker 6: Islam is not able to progress. Islam is not able
Speaker 6: to create a well maintained society.
Speaker 17: And don't tell me about you. You know you, ea
Speaker 17: is liberal? You know you?
Speaker 6: Is like it's going through a whole different route. So
Speaker 6: don't use them as an example. When Muslims took over.
Speaker 6: When Muhammad was taking over, Isam started from one city, Mecca.
Speaker 6: They went to a city named Yasrip. They renamed it
Speaker 6: to Medina after killing all the Jewish tribes. So when
Speaker 6: they follow a guy like Muhammad, who had all those
Speaker 6: vibes and who raped a six year old girnamed Ayishah,
Speaker 6: and who killed all these people, just because he wanted
Speaker 6: to expand. Obviously this is gonna happen right now, that
Speaker 6: his followers gonna go to different countries and kill innocent
Speaker 6: people because they want to.
Speaker 17: They think this is a jihad. Not all Muslims are
Speaker 17: bad people.
Speaker 6: I want to argue that eighty person of the Muslims
Speaker 6: are victims of a long term, systematic Islamic invasion in
Speaker 6: their countries. Syria was a Christian nation, Lebanon was a
Speaker 6: Christian nation, Egypt was a Christian nation, Parasa was Zoroastrian.
Speaker 17: They are all Muslims right now. They don't even know
Speaker 17: why they're Muslims.
Speaker 6: Did you know that cop to Christians us to mark
Speaker 6: their kids with a little cross after the muslim people
Speaker 6: took over, after the Islama's people took over because they
Speaker 6: used to kill Coptics, and Coptics they don't want their
Speaker 6: kids to forget that they're born.
Speaker 17: What's shin?
Speaker 6: The same thing will happen over here if you don't
Speaker 6: fucking open up your eyes. It's written in Courdana Adiz.
Speaker 6: I'm not making up anything. I have great Muslim friends.
Speaker 6: They don't even know what the Muslims they're drinking. They
Speaker 6: smoking stuff like this, so you're not full of Muslim
Speaker 6: just accept it, just leave it behind.
Speaker 17: But the solution to all of this.
Speaker 6: Close down all the Islamic centers everywhere, especially the United.
Speaker 17: States, because they don't want you, they hate you.
Speaker 6: So how can you have a center in a country
Speaker 6: that you hate them? Close them down, kick out all
Speaker 6: the most things. And I a told LEAs and wills
Speaker 6: related to them and all the Islam's people. And if
Speaker 6: you're Muslim you want to come over here, you have
Speaker 6: to write down that I'm leaving Islam behind legally done,
Speaker 6: Persian Christian here damn.
Speaker 4: So he goes on some he goes on some tirades,
Speaker 4: but he does actually bring a lot of interesting information
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 3: So he he does.
Speaker 2: And you could look at the nations that he mentioned
Speaker 2: that used to be Christian nations. And again I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not pulling biases here because I have them to
Speaker 2: be Christian historically, you could look at how these countries
Speaker 2: are operating when they were Christian nations, and then you
Speaker 2: could look at what happened after they had their Islamic revolution.
Speaker 2: They were taken over by caliphates and buy these sultanates
Speaker 2: and all these things. Things went exponentially worse for them
Speaker 2: and have not gotten better since you do with that information,
Speaker 2: which you would like. But yeah, boy, your boy came
Speaker 2: with some fia on that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah so so in the video for those of you
Speaker 4: that can't see, he actually adds versus from the Koran.
Speaker 4: He adds about I don't know about twenty of them,
Speaker 4: twenty five of them, and some of them are just
Speaker 4: talking about he like, actually one of them is like
Speaker 4: slaying unbelievers wherever you find them talking about the the
Speaker 4: sees them and kill them wherever you find them as
Speaker 4: cute or crucify those who would war and Allah terrorize
Speaker 4: the hearts of non believers, make war on non believers
Speaker 4: near you. Allah loves those who make war in his cause.
Speaker 4: Prepare for war against non believers, cast terror in their hearts,
Speaker 4: strike their necks and cut off their fingers. And your
Speaker 4: captives are of war, are your sexual slaves. You're required
Speaker 4: to make war on the nations of non believers. Do
Speaker 4: not tolerate or befriend Jews or Christians like the list
Speaker 4: goes on and on and on.
Speaker 2: It's really crazy how many people want to talk about
Speaker 2: Christianity whenever we don't have any of that in our book.
Speaker 2: Now we're talking Old Testament. That's Jewish literature that applied
Speaker 2: to ours. Fine, like the Jews do hold on, hold on,
Speaker 2: hold on Christians only here New Testament were talking about
Speaker 2: love and our neighbors. We're talking about living peacefully among
Speaker 2: the people. That's our jam just throwing it out here.
Speaker 4: I mean one of them is Allah has given Muslims
Speaker 4: authority over all lands. It's talking about you know, you
Speaker 4: need to cut off the hands and feet and crucify
Speaker 4: all non believers. Like there's many examples throughout the Koran
Speaker 4: that state these things, and I.
Speaker 3: Just that's just a tough time.
Speaker 2: That's not even in their Deith, which is where the
Speaker 2: terrorists get their scripture from.
Speaker 3: That's the Quran's the like clean.
Speaker 5: Version there is. Well, I mean that's it.
Speaker 4: I mean, so you have obviously information in Judaism as
Speaker 4: well that says a lot of things about Guam and
Speaker 4: things like that. So you have a lot of different
Speaker 4: conversations between the two of them where everybody that is
Speaker 4: in them, you know, we need to kill.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Chad, like there is only there is of God
Speaker 2: and not of God. We don't have these these genealogical
Speaker 2: things that matter anymore.
Speaker 5: About what about the Crusades though.
Speaker 3: The Crusades were to liberate Jerusalem from the Muslims, which
Speaker 3: is literally what we're talking about right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like what about you know, all the other
Speaker 4: people that they've killed in the name of Christianity. Hey,
Speaker 4: if you don't, if you don't turn into Christian then
Speaker 4: like we're just gonna kill you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Force conversions are not good. And I'm saying this much.
Speaker 2: That's not in our book.
Speaker 4: Yes, technically the Bible doesn't have anything about force conversions,
Speaker 4: sacrificing people, cutting people apart, sexual slaves that aren't Christians.
Speaker 2: So that's now if man takes these words and bastardizes
Speaker 2: them and flips them and uses them for his means,
Speaker 2: Jacob can't control that, right. The Bible is pretty much
Speaker 2: black and white on what we are and are not
Speaker 2: supposed to be about.
Speaker 4: So yeah, but I will say that when we're talking
Speaker 4: about this whole situation, I think this is just a
Speaker 4: type of the iceberg with what actually might happen. Now,
Speaker 4: is this going to be a full fledged war? I'm
Speaker 4: not sure. I don't really know what's going to come
Speaker 4: out of this. Because there's a lot of moving parts
Speaker 4: and it's going pretty quickly. So yeah, I guess we
Speaker 4: will see what happens and then in the coming days.
Speaker 4: But I mean, we're what in March and we've we're
Speaker 4: just having all sorts of shit.
Speaker 5: I think the next thing is going to be a
Speaker 5: pandemic before the summer.
Speaker 3: So speaking of actually, Raven, did we do we make
Speaker 3: a bingo?
Speaker 5: Did me? I need it? I need to actually fix it.
Speaker 4: But I think that we might have made a potential
Speaker 4: being go the Aatola getting killed.
Speaker 3: I think that might be a bingo.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I need to fix it because there's one spot that
Speaker 4: is actually for some reason that it's not it's not
Speaker 4: working quickly. But I will say that we potentially might
Speaker 4: have ourselves a bingo.
Speaker 3: Y'all.
Speaker 2: It's only March first, and the Cult of Conspiracy Bingo
Speaker 2: card might have already gotten a bingo.
Speaker 3: It's we're living in wild times, y'all.
Speaker 2: And I'll say this last year we didn't even come
Speaker 2: close again in to bingo.
Speaker 3: This year, we're two months in. We're getting better as
Speaker 3: we go, y'all. I'm just saying, Yeah.
Speaker 4: We have quite a we have quite a few things
Speaker 4: so far that's been going on. So we have the
Speaker 4: third temp on Trump. We have Latin Americas, we have
Speaker 4: Iran's leader gets got, we have Epstein is still live.
Speaker 4: We're counting this one. Let's see in we have Venezuela
Speaker 4: civil war.
Speaker 5: Is that happening?
Speaker 3: Not yet, but we'll look into that a little deeper
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll see if Russia Ukraine ends, because technically, you know,
Speaker 4: it says March, so we'll see if that actually pops off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I still Tony is the only one that I've
Speaker 2: been hearing say this on repeat.
Speaker 4: Tony be wilding right now. In the comments section this
Speaker 4: Tony said, long live the Islamic Republic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he says sorry to I was like, what I
Speaker 3: think that.
Speaker 2: He actually just like gets off on taking compositional stances.
Speaker 5: Love Tony. He's just out here being wild, so.
Speaker 3: I love him too. He's he's very knowledgeable, but my god,
Speaker 3: his hot takes very smart. Are they're they're hot?
Speaker 4: Well, it has been an episode, so we will see
Speaker 4: what transpires in the coming weeks.
Speaker 2: It's it's a wild time, y'all. And like I said,
Speaker 2: this was a turn and burn episode. I am sure
Speaker 2: by the end of the day on March second, we're
Speaker 2: recording this March first at nights. It's gonna be dropping
Speaker 2: in the next few hours, and I'm sure by the
Speaker 2: end of the day more shit's gonna happen that we're like,
Speaker 2: oh God, we gotta make an episode about it.
Speaker 3: I get it, I.
Speaker 2: Get it, But this was critical, This is important. So
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