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boor like the stick watching on the two.
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mm hmm.
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joined cords in the subway shop.
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watching on to.
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boo by the man's and minerals. I come to middle
of it too, by the man.
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subway shop.
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Speaker 11: What's up? Welcome everybody today. We're gonna be going deep.
We're gonna go be going past the news. The news
is weaponized. The news doesn't know. This news doesn't tell
you what's going on. They let you think that you're
a fast boy. When the news is weaponized to make
you a slow boy, And what I mean by that
is they don't give you any context. The news is
a pseudo intellectual exercise that makes everybody think that they
are informed when really they have no idea what the
context and the setting is. And then you don't remember
two weeks later what the news from two weeks ago was.
And that's by design. Do you ever think about how
maybe the news itself was designed. Why is it packaged
the way that it is, Well, it's just package that
way so that we get neat little sound bites. Now,
it's actually comes out of the history of psychological warfare
and America going into other countries and setting up propaganda broadcasts.
So it comes out of Wellington House, it comes out
of Tavistop, it comes out of Voice of America, all
of these things, as well as the people from the
OSS who went into being members of the original media
establishment corporations, the big three, ABC, CBS, NBC, et cetera.
They were all headed by people out of psychological warfare divisions, Sarnoff,
Paley and others. And so the news is actually scientifically
designed on the model of propaganda operations from wartime. You
might be surprised to know how many things actually come
out of wartime propaganda bureaus and research. There's a great
book that we covered on that some years back called
Weaponizing Anthropology by Professor David Price, and that book looked
at several wartime psychological warfare manuals, particularly out of the
era of Desert Storm. So doctor Price analyzed what they
were doing in Iraq and I thought that was a
really good overlooked global We could say it's a global
elite text. It's out of academia, so it's nothing to
do with quote conspiracies. But today we're going to talk
about how things are getting crazy and what the possible
things to come might be. We're also going to look
at the pattern of what happened in Iran in nineteen
fifty three, which I've read several books on this guy.
I'm not familiar with exactly who this person is, Simon Dixon.
I've heard his name. I don't know if he made
this video, but it says this from somebody else gen
x girl. This is a pretty good video that's an
overview of what happened in Iran. And you're gonna notice
that democratic elections play a role in the Iran situation
as well. Now I cannot find this article. Many of
you guys are really good sleuths in the chat, but
Roger Stone wrote an article about four or five years
ago that is really good. It's really really deep, long research.
I read it back in twenty twenty and I've not
been able to find it. It was on some random website.
I did find this interview from twenty twenty three where
he goes into the history of how the Central Intelligence
Agency was able to do this for many, many, many years,
many decades successfully in other countries. So what a lot
of people don't know is that this is like a
it's kind of like a science. It's down to us
science as to how you can do this kind of stuff.
Speaker 12: And on top of that, I.
Speaker 11: Thought it might be funny to go and look at
because we're already hearing about election issues. So I went
to a massive normy account and I don't usually read
this kind of stuff, but this one was interesting because
I wanted to see what's the narrative that normies are believing.
And what is, of course today is Drudge headline. Well
they already took it down, but earlier I'll show you
what it was. It's over here on Twitter. I thought
this was funny. This was the headline earlier today. I
don't know if we I mean, are we in satire Land?
I don't even know are we in idiocracy now? And
that it's already here. We already have President Beef Supreme,
whatever his name is. I think Beef Supreme probably already
is the president. Jamie, I'm gonna need some more coffee,
thank you, because if I look at this, this tells me,
first of all, like what the average Democratic voter believes
and know the point of this livestream is not to
get into basic bitch politics, because we don't usually cover basic.
Speaker 12: Bitch politics over here.
Speaker 11: However, things are getting really crazy, so today I thought
it was interesting, and we're gonna look at some examples
of classic cases where there was intelligence operations that how
can I say? I'm trying to get creative with my language,
and I haven't had enough coffee yet yet today to me,
it's still a morning time. So what's a word I
can substitute for the for this topic? Election? Pre pred elections?
How about that? Pred elections? Pred elections?
Speaker 12: How do you.
Speaker 11: How do you clok a pre election? Put that way? Well,
I went back and write This is a two days
ago from the New Yorker, and this very intelligence sophisticated
Norman Man has talked to the intelligence officials. He's talked
to the intelligence community. And this makes people think that
they're like they're talking to insiders, and they're really smart
when they talk. I have my contacts within the intelligence community.
The first thing that always strikes me as odd when
people say this is the first thing that intelligence people
in media and in general, especially operatives are taught is
to lie. An intelligence operative is taught to, like have
you ever seen a movie? I mean, they're taught to
fake light detectors, how to pass a light detector. So,
going to the intelligence community, for example, as this guy
does to learn about Russia interference, Russia Gate, so he
talks about Russia Gate. A behalf of this damn article
is Russia Gate. Now he does admit that is this
that they already put this? Well, I read this on
my phone today. So now it's suddenly under a lea's
see if we can do this? No, so they won't
let me in here. Suddenly it's under paywall so you
can't see it. But it was a funny article. It's
not worth reading the whole thing, but just because it's
so weird to see people in the delusion admitting that, Okay,
so Russia Gate wasn't true. However, we know that Russia
and foreign governments are trying to get Trunka don't elected, right,
Trunka don't don't get all trunk go, don't Donald Trump?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 11: So the foreign entities, and half of this article is
talking about Iran, and the question was opponents say Iran
is trying to influence elections. So we're talking about Russia
and Iran. And also the article mentions China. Are there
any other countries that maybe try to influence elections? Can
any of you think of any other country out there
that maybe might have a lot of influence in America
that tries to I can't think of any, can you, guys?
I can't. So I think everybody sees the absurdity of
talking about foreign nations trying to influence other foreign nations
outcomes and guess what all of them do this. But
it seems like there might be other countries. I don't know.
I just can't think of any off the top of
my head. Can you that have powerful lobbies maybe that
try to I don't know. I can't think of any.
But of course this article doesn't mention anything like that.
But what would we expect? It is Normy right, And
you'll notice look at the symbol that they have, or
look at the flags they have, the Chinese flag, the
Iranian flag, and the Russian flag. So America should if
we're concerned about foreign influence in elections, we're only supposed
to be concerned about those three. Now again, this is
how absurd this Normy article is. They've talked to the
intelligence community and it says, in other words, I've talked
to very skilled liars. In other words, when you see
people saying I have contacts and the intelligence community, I've
talked to the top into In other words, I've talked
to the best liars out there and they're telling me this,
that's essentially what they're saying that it's the equivalent of that.
Now we all know that I need to be exposed
because I do work for foreign intelligence. People say, oh,
you're KGB. Oh, you work for the International Sorcerer's Alliance.
You're you're part of the KGB Sorcerers Union. That's how
you know it's not I'm not CIA. I don't work
for the most SAD. I work for Nigerian intelligence, and
we all know Nigerian intelligence paired together with Icelandic intelligence.
Those two people don't know this, but those two work
together very closely. They are the ones that are really
trying to influence the elections. For example, when you see
ice cream trucks driving around, I was on family vacation
last week and I heard so I hear the ice
cream truck. I go and check the ice cream truck.
Who's in there? Two people? There's a Nigerian dude in
there and an Icelandic dude. Where does ice ice cream
come from? Iceland? Ice cream? Iceland? Duh. The Nigerians, together
with the Icelandic government are working to infiltrate America through
the open borders policy of ice cream trucks. And it's
a network. They run all the ice cream trucks and
that's how they're infiltrating our country byork byork, right, isn't
she from Iceland? That's Icelandic intelligence propaganda. So clearly those
are the top foreign influence powers that we should be
concerned with. And this article doesn't make any mention of
Iceland and Nigeria really running things. There's no other Middle
Eastern countries I could think of. Can you got I
don't know, I can't think of anybody. It was a
really preposterous long article, but it's just so funny how
somebody will read this like a Norman. Somebody sent me
this normy dude on Twitter. They're like, you need to
debate this atheist. I'm like another atheist, and then I
look at his wall and it's all about Donald Trump
is a grapist. If you demonize migrants, it's because you're graatest.
If you believe basically any normal, you're an evil fascist.
And I'm like, you can't debate a person like this,
Like why you're not getting it, dude? I forget who
sent me that, But they're like, you can't. A person
who thinks this way isn't a cult. That's why we
keep going back to the cult analogy, because you're talking
to people who don't have the use presently of their
reasoning faculties. I don't know what the secret is. There
is no magic secret to getting people to activate and
flip on their reasoning faculties, because at a certain point
it's not ultimately an epistemic rational issue it's a moral issue.
What leads people to the being locked into the matrix,
being locked into the delusion isn't a lack of facts.
It isn't a lack of information. This is what's so
hard for people to understand. This is why we're not evidentialists.
It's because there is no lack of evidence or proves
or truths. It's rather a moral decision that people have
made to choose lies for whatever reasons, for their pride, ego, vanity, arrogance.
They want to fit into a group, they want to
feel like they have reflected power and glory through aligning
with the masses or whatever they think is their coworkers
or their wife or who knows. There might be multiple
reasons why. Maybe they have monetary interests through business that
if they don't if they deviate from some DNC cult line.
And I'm only using DNC because look, that entity that
pretty much runs all still of the normal the normy media.
Dana White said, what yesterday or today something like he
was on some podcasts and he said, well, we all
know that all normy media is run by the DNC.
And the podcast hosts were like, what, uh, yeah, I mean?
And look Fox isn't any better. Fox is essentially the
lighter version of the dnz.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 11: That is that not obvious like people They were acting
like that with some kind of like shocking revelation when
remember the WikiLeaks. In the WikiLeaks, there was emails from
Hillary to Colbert saying, push more of the you know, division,
We want to hype up division prior to the predilection.
So in other words, when you read this headline, uh,
the best trained liars sound the alarm about what's true?
Speaker 12: What uh?
Speaker 11: And the and then the best trained liars don't mention
any other countries having foreign influence. So now somebody should
go find this article. I don't know where it is,
but Roger has a long article on this. Welcome everybody,
Thank you guys for joining me today. We are having
a good discussion, hopefully of how pre elections occur. And
they're also faking gray at the same time. So it's
sort of like there's an element of predilections being real,
but also that they're faking gray and they can be manipulated.
And so the key question here is, well, what degree
are they real and what degree are they manipulated? To
what degree is it foreign interference or is it in
fact not foreign interference, it's internal interference that might be
the key to understand. So we're gonna look at one
of the first cases of a massive CIA operation together
with British intelligence that was run in Iran in nineteen
fifty three, the famous coup against Mozedek, and the pattern
that we see there because this actually sets the stage
for pretty much all the Iranian Middle Eastern geopolitical conflicts
that we see today. So you have to understand this
to understand how we get to like the Ayah toolas
and stuff. So hopefully this will be a helpful background.
And we're going to look at another book that few
people know about if you have read, and that is
the Massive Critique of Six from Stephen Dorrell, his gigantic
masterpiece work here, which fits very well with Tragian Hope.
I don't recall it references Tragian Hope. I don't think
it does. It might, but it references many of the
things that Tragy references, like the British Roads, Roundtable groups, CFR, Builderberg,
Bank of England, all of those big powerful institutions, maybe
even Chatham House make their mark in Stephen Dorrell's Critical
History of six and their operations, and of course there
is an entire chapter devoted to the Iranian revolution or
excuse me, the coup, and then the later revolution, the
nineteen seventy nine revolution, which of course Ben Affleck tells
us the true history of in his movie Argo. Now,
if you guys want to support the stream, welcome everybody.
We've got about six hundred correct now. I just ordered
a book I'm really looking forward to. That was it
was advertised. I'd never heard of this book. It was
advertise in the back of one of my reprint Global
Elite books, and it's about the early British intelligence operatives
that you probably heard me mention on Sam Tripoli's show
a couple of weeks ago when we did the British
Intelligence Islam podcast. It's called Black Gold Spies. I'm really
looking forward to this book. I think it's going to
be really cool because this person, I don't forget who
it is, let's let's find it. But it was advertised
in the back of my Count Kutenhof Colergy book and
guess who makes a meant who gets Oh Count coutenhof
Clergy comes up.
Speaker 12: In this book. Interesting.
Speaker 11: So this book is gonna be neat. We're gonna go
deep into this Black Gold Spies by Giles Mougnie. So
I don't know who this dude is, but this looks
like a really cool book. Oh Harvard, Holy crap, I
thought this was a conspiracy book. This is an actual
academic book? Or is this just Harvard bookstore? Let's see
who printed it? Is it a Cambridge book?
Speaker 12: Okay, so it is not. It's just odd.
Speaker 11: It's for sale at Harvard Books. Maybe Harvard Books has
like a online bookstore. Okay, I thought for a second.
You know, I'm pretty sure this is like a conspiracy
ish reprint. It does look like a good history, historical analysis,
and so I'm assuming it's going to get into figures
like you know T. E. Lawrence and Saint John Philby
that we talked about in the Sam Tripoli podcast. I
have Gideon Spies. That's the except one Irish Irish writer
do this is another one we should eventually cover two
Thomas Gordon's book Getting Spies that there's some really fascinating
stuff in that book. But Black Gold Spies is gonna
be neat because we're gonna be talking about how the
spies who have some some hype ass ray bands that
they wear out there in the desert.
Speaker 12: Here we go.
Speaker 11: Let's see the back I can't even read the back cover, dude,
Come on, tells the story of the secret agents who
since Napoleon and the Great Game, participated in precipitated the collapse. Yeah,
so they got a picture of T Lawrence there, it
looks like, well that's it looks like Peter O'Toole to Lawrence.
But collapse out of an empire and then control of
the oil for the West and specifically the Anglo Saxon
established Anglo American world order there, and that's gonna be fun.
Now this plays into this as well, because I'm sure
many of my high IQ audience knows who was behind
the Iranian coup. Well, we know about Operation Ajax, which
was the CIA name. Kermit Roosevelt of course involved in
running this operation on the ground. What was it all about?
Who was actually behind? Oh, it was a thing called Ayach.
What's IOCH? I wonder what that is? Who in the
audience knows?
Speaker 12: What IOK is?
Speaker 11: I bet you something I'll do. Anglo Iranian Oil Company
IYAK founded in nineteen o nine. IOC was guess what
about to be nationalized, because what does IOC become who
knows it becomes BP baby exactly. And this ties into
what was called the Seven Sisters oil and back in
the early Iranian days, assuming the rise of the oil
companies right in the big early Rockefeller type of operations.
And I wanted to mention this because this is insightful. Here.
I'm going to read a little bit not too long
from Stephen Dorrell's six book. He says, for many of
the pre war officers who remained in six, the battle
with the tiny mustache Men made for an interlude against
the Bolsheviks. Let's see, Six turned their pre war context
to the immigrat world and attempted to revive organizations that
they had financed in the nineteen thirties, such as the
Promo Athian League in the inter Mariam. When officers discovered
that they were no longer effective, Six resurrected their former
fascist sponsored anti Bolshevik block of the ABN, that is,
the Anti Bolshevik Nations. This was a neo fascist ABN
controlled by Ukrainian nationalists. So all the way back to
this time is helping to fund Ukrainian nationalism, just like
the CIA funds Ukrainian nationalism today. This was the most
extremely and important of all of the exile organizations during
the Cold War, at a high point in the mid
eighties when its leader was welcome to the White House
by President Reagan. So you understand that this isn't even controversial.
The neo fascists in Ukraine have been allied with Western intelligence,
going all the way back to the anti Bolshevist block.
That British intelligence funded immigrant politicians are factional, they're bitter,
they're convoluted and always controversial. The following chapter's attempt to
correct some on the misconceptions. And then we'll talk about
special operations by British French intelligence and then the CIA.
And here's the key little nugget from this pre chapter.
I guess what this is. In Latvia, in the spring
of nineteen ninety eight, SS veterans marched through the Riga,
while in Lithuania, the first trial in any of the
former Soviet countries of an alleged war criminal was taking
was undertaken only following the intense pressure from the West.
Ukraine was the sixth largest country in Europe. He continues
to slide into economic ruins, still controlled by corrupt politicians
and a secret police. Similarly, Belarus remains divided now he
was writing this, Dorel was writing us in to the
year two thousand, So this is right before the Big
nine event. Belarus is divided between nationalists and former communists
and is still unsure of its relationship with Russia. Very
little changes in the intelligence world and today and my
six officers use the Baltic States as a staging post
for their missions into Russia. So in two thousand he
was telling you that this region is a staging ground
for intrusions and provocations into Russia. The former southern states
of the old Soviet Union are once again the arena
for a new great game, which is where we are
right now. While in control of the Baku oil fields.
It is a major prize for shady businessmen and oil
men operating under the cover of the intelligence services. Interesting,
do you hear that? So a lot of what's going
on with operations in these regions obviously oil, but not
just oil. It's the overlap in the dual relationship between
oil men and spies, the very thing that we talked
about on Sam Tripley podcast. I thought you would find
that interesting and guess what same thing going on in Iran? Interesting.
So let's watch a little bit of this and I'm
gonna pause and comment on it. And you're saying, well,
what does this have to do with today? Well, we're
gonna listen to the elections stuff that comes up in this,
because I think we're going to find this relevant today
and possibly the types of disturbances in the force, the
disturbances that we might see.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 11: I took a poll today, Let's see what Let's see
where the poles at. I said, what do you think
is coming in the next two weeks? So far we
have two thousand, two undred votes. Riots, cyber attack, war,
fake flag, economic collapse, and literally probably one hundred people
had the comment thinking that they were being very witty,
what about all the above? I was already going to
put all the above, but Twitter doesn't allow you to
have five options, so there's only four options. Those are
our options. What do you guys think is coming?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 11: Our friend Cameron McGregor, who keeps up very intentally with
the banking situation, economics and the global infrastructure in terms
of money, has been saying and sounding alarmed for a
long time that this whole Boomer Sourus rex system is collapsing.
That's partly why, of course we keep pointing people to bitcoin.
If you want to go to gold, you can again.
I don't think we're going to be in sixteen hundred's,
you know, conquistador type situations where we're going to be
exchanging giant trunks of five hundred pound goal. But if
you want to live like a conquistador.
Speaker 12: Go for it.
Speaker 11: I'm fully convinced that BTC is the answer for that
fourth one. But we could see, certainly some combination of
the above. We could see race events. That's a classic.
They love to roll out, you know, the whole What
was that the Summer of Rage? Remember that they might
try to pop off something like that. I don't know
what that would do other than just distract. They had
this event, what was it? Senator Raskin, I think has
had this thing where he's already prepping the structure, power structure,
the bureaucrats for massive chaos of some sort. So we
might see some sort of civil disturbances, something like what's
that Obama movie, Leave the World Behind something like that.
LARPing is a financial advice. I'm not I am not
a registered financial advisor, and please do not take any
of my advice except for those who are smart enough
to figure out BTC. So if you don't have BTC,
I feel sorry for you. They're also prepping. People were
sending me the images of uh DHS was doing prep
for a cyber attack. So all of these seem very plausible.
But let's go back in history a little bit to
find out first what patterns and things we might see
in this famous coup. And keep this in mind. When
this happened, many people for decades afterward afterwards said this
was a CIA British intelligence coup is very obvious now
the mainstream power structure. And I noticed that because I've
read a lot of books on this topic, and I've
read books from different time periods. This was officially declassified
not that long ago, maybe ten years ago. So prior
to that, though, there were tons of books that talked
about this as a obvious CIA British intelligence coup. If
you talked about this, you were called a craze conspiracy theorist.
And then it's declassified I don't know, twenty ten, twenty
thirteen somewhere there, so then it's like, well, yeah, of
course it was. But you notice the pattern, right, if
you talked about what was obviously the case, you were crazy,
then it gets declassified. Well, of course it was, sure,
so what big deal. Oh it's a good thing. Welcome everybody.
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Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 11: I'll put the Lincoln again and of course you'll fall.
Definitely follow the money, but follow the resources because a
lot of people, normies think that wars are fought over
whatever the propaganda says, the dallion babies out of incubators, right,
dusty boy, all this kind of stuff. That's not why
wars are fought. Wars are fought over land and resources. Duh, right,
I mean it seems obvious to us, and a lot
of times what's the mainstream story is not the case?
Well why is it not the case? Well, because elections
and large scale reassassinations, predilections, coups. Normies think that these
things just happen. What did we just see in our
British intelligence spy fiction that we read the other day,
there's authorized scoundrelism. In other words, quite often, these events
are not happenstance, They're not random. They are organized by
foreign powers or by the state itself.
Speaker 10: From the Middle East forever.
Speaker 13: But in twenty seventeen, the Intelligence Agency finally declassified documents
from that event.
Speaker 10: On August.
Speaker 11: Oh, my bad, it was that late. I thought it
was like twenty thirteen. It was actually twenty seventeen. So
the CIA for what since nineteen fifty three to nineteen seventeen,
excuse me, twenty seventeen.
Speaker 14: Wow, For sixty four years, sixty four IA concealed the
true story of what really happened in nineteen fifty three
that transformed the Middle East forever.
Speaker 13: But in twenty seventeen, the Intelligence agency finally declassified documents
from that event. On August nineteenth, nineteen fifty, a military
coup overthrew the first democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran,
Muhammed Musedbek. These actions led to the return of the
Shah and created a pressure pot amongst the Iranian people
that eventually resulted in the nineteen seventy nine Iranian Revolution.
The impact of this coup shapes not only the history
of the Iranian people, it shapes Western foreign policy and
alliances in the Middle East to this very day.
Speaker 11: Iranians have long complained of a history of US interference
in their affairs and of America's role in overthrowing in
Iranian governments during the Cold War. Most history now think
about that in terms of predilection interference, and this is
not a single loan example. In fact, America has been
involved in coup's going back to like the eighteen hundreds.
If you read Servando Gonzalez's excellent book, he has a
list of like sixty I think, and this is precisely
where the scientifically perfected technique of predilections comes from. You
probably have to go to Global Research to find what
I'm thinking. There's another list that somebody did. I think
it was somebody at Global Research that did this, right,
but I'll look at that they censor Global Research. I mean,
I knew they were doing that a while aback. Here
it is right here, so let's see. OK So they
used to have a list here where I remember doing
a podcast on an article from Goal Research that had
listed all the cues. So this one is mentioning Iran, Chile,
El Salvador, Linda yeltsin Uh. Obviously Ukraine is a coup too.
There's like dozens of these, but there's some. There was
some great article that used to exist that had a
list of all of them, like going back to like
American involvement in like War of eighteen twelve or whatever,
like just just crazy long ass list of Oh wait
here it is, okay, well this is this is close
enough because Western intelligence operatives they all work together. So
here's forty two British intelligence coups since or forty since
nineteen forty five planned coups. Now why am I doing this?
Because part of coups and regime changes also includes predilection.
For example, if you don't control the candidate, then you
perhaps control or influence the outcome. And there's tons and
tons of ways in which that can be done. So
according to this article, they're listing Ukraine the nineteen forties
for opposition to the Soviet Union Baltic States. A lot
of this is Cold War. Obviously.
Speaker 12: At this time.
Speaker 11: British Guyana military mentioned overthrowing the Chetty Jagan Jagan government
Egypt to take out Nasar Iran ativdy three Zadek Egypt,
Suez Canal against Nasar Syria operations, Straggle Indonesia cover wor
to overthrow, overthrow Sukarno. By the way, a lot of
these would be joint British intelligence and CIA operations too.
So Syria again, Congo Lumumba, overthrow La Mumba, Yemen in
nineteen sixty two to nineteen seventy, to overthrow the Salal government,
Brazil in nineteen sixty four, overthrow Guyart Saudi Arabia nineteen
sixty four, to back Prince Faisal against King Saud, Indonesia
nineteen sixty six, overthrow Sukarno again nineteen sixty five, Saraja,
overthrow Sultan al Kassimi, Ghana nineteen sixty six, overthrow Nakruma
Abu Dhabi nineteen sixty six, overthrow Ben Sultan. So you
see the pattern here right on Gola nineteen seventy five
seventy six. That was a CIA involved in that one too,
because we watched the news reports on that nineteen seventy
six Italy. That's part of Gladio oman Uganda Australia interesting
nineteen seventy five CI or British intelligence involvement in Australia
Buckingham Palace role and their removal of Prime Minister Whitlam.
By the way, that doesn't mean any of these people
are good guys. Okay, So keep in mind that these
are not good guys just because they're being overthrown. So
let's get back over here to this analysis here, And
by the way, I'm sure that it is probably the
case that during the Cold War right, the Soviets probably
were involved in wanting Mozedic right. So even though Mosaic
wasn't a communist, he was not fully he was not
monopoly capitalist enough.
Speaker 13: For the wat You see books either vaguely mention or
completely omit the story of Museddek and the coup of
nineteen fifty three. One can only wonder why an event
with such far reaching consequences is hardly discussed in the
context of Iran and the modern day Middle Eastern peace process. However,
decades later, we finally know why. This is the story
of what really happened in Iran on August nineteenth, nineteen
fifty three. For most Americans and the West, the story
of Iran begins in nineteen seventy nine, when Iranian students
seize the US Embassy in Tehran, fifty two Americans were
held hostage for four hundred and forty four days. The
hostage crisis started when the US government refused to deport
the Shah Muhammad Raza Balabi back to Iran.
Speaker 15: Good evening, the US Embassy in Tehran has been invaded
and occupied by Iranian students. The Americans inside have been
taken for and, according to a student spokesman, will be
held as hostages until the deposed Shaw is returned from
the United States, where he's receiving medical treatment for cancer.
Speaker 13: But to truly understand the hostage crisis, we have to
go back almost twenty nine years to nineteen fifty.
Speaker 16: Abadan, the world's largest oil refinery, has been handling age
twenty five million tons of crude oil, paired by contrast
pipelines from the oil field.
Speaker 13: During this time, the British controlled the largest oil refinery
in the world, the Anglo Iranian Oil Company, based in
Abadan in western Iran. The oil refinery was a plea
center for the British government, but also as a source
of energy to run the Mighty British Navy. The Navy
had switched from coal to patrolm what.
Speaker 11: Have people treated like oil companies like they treated their
football teams. So I'm trailer BP, baby, BP, this household
is PP only, baby. We don't do not Stan at all.
Speaker 13: In in nineteen eleven under the leadership of the Secretary
Winston Churchill, So while the British were benefiting immensely from
the oil in Iran, the Iranians were pretty unhappy well
because in exchange for extracting Iranian oil, the British government
was paying Iranians less than twenty percent of the global profit.
Speaker 11: Now, if we're going to have colonialism, we should make
it a good deal, you know what I mean? Because
when you rip off the people that you have set
your colonial situation of economic trade with, if you rip
them off, they get mad, and in a few decades
a foreign power comes in and says, we will help
you overthrow them and we'll give you a better deal.
So why not just give them a good deal? That
seems like the best option here if you're going to
have these And there's always going to be colonialism in
the world, despite what the social justice warriors try to
tell us, because there will always be groups and nations
and city states, powerful city states that have the intellectual prowess,
the creative genius, and the advancements that other areas will
want and that they can offer to industrialize, modernize, et cetera.
It's just kind of basic economics, right. So really, if
you think about it, colonialism of some sort is always
gonna be. It's never gonna You're never gonna not have that.
Even if a technocratic regime that wants to take over
the world claims to be fair and non colonial, it's
going to be colonialism times ten thousand in a giant,
technocratic dystopian state. That's the irony here, right, Today's emerging
democratic technocratic order will be ten times ten thousand times
worse than colonialism of the past. It's so absurd, right,
People are like, I'm straight up team Mobile, dude, I'm
straight up to what's that? What's that company? When you
drive down to like Texas and it's like a big
green dinosaur because oil is supposed to be crushed up
dinosaur juice seining Claire off teams seeing Clare because they're
gonna Doug. They're gonna bront the source except Bronna Saurce
is faking gray, dude. And by the way, oil isn't
crushed up dinosaurs. It ain't dinosaur juice dummies anyway. Ask
any old man, he tell you it ain't dinashaur juice.
My Grandpamy was the old manager said it was on.
Speaker 1: There wasn't.
Speaker 11: No, it wasn't No damn diners hoarding. It ain't dinosaur
juice anyway. Oh ship, I did mean?
Speaker 4: Do that?
Speaker 11: Come back?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 11: What the heck is this gay crap? Do never go
to the for you? Oh I click community? Oh shit,
want none of that anime stuff and Iranian government during
the Cold War.
Speaker 13: Most history books either vaguely mentioned or completely omit the
story of Musdek and a coup of nineteen fifty three.
One can only wonder why an event with such far
reaching consequences is hardly discussed in the context of Iran
and the modern day Middle Eastern peace process.
Speaker 11: How that's a pretty good idea for a skit, Like
what if people treated random, totally detached mega corporations like
they treat their sports teams? Like, Uh, that's the seeds
of a skit there. I'm going to hang out with
whack today. No, it's not funny. If it's funny, if
like the plebs are into it, and they think that
they're part of the I mean, to me, being like
a champion for BP is just as stupid as people
championing like the Colts or the forty nine ers or whatever.
Like it's just as dumb, like this big corporate entity
that recruits a bunch of black people from other areas
and other nations that have nothing to do with our
low Like we have no connection to these people, like
the what's the what's the the Nashville the Titans? I
don't know no damn Titans, and they done killed that one.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 11: Who's that Titan? Dude? Remember the Titan that wrecked his
car or whatever? Or was he wreckon or was it
a car wreck? I don't keep up with football, but anyway,
I don't know that dude. You know what I'm saying?
What's the How am I supposed to be? How am
I supposed to feel a connection with that? Brother? I
don't even know him. He's from damn Detroit, dude, he's
from damn Jersey. Speaking of Jersey, I'm going to hang
out with wicking Ball today. We're gonna have fun and
we're gonna brainstorm about ideas for funny stuff. Skits.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 11: The only thing I have in common with Michael Vick
is freaking purple scissorup.
Speaker 12: That's it.
Speaker 11: It's not Michael Vick. Who's the Titans. Dude that died
like ten years ago, and that weird car wrecker he was,
I don't know something. The crazy story with girlfriends and
strippers and car wrecks. It was just crazy. Remember that anyway?
I mean, apak apak aok? Who you got? You got
you on team apack? You on team aok? Angel I
RANI oral company or or a company.
Speaker 17: Boy, it's that oriol yo. You've been drinking that oriol
scissor up. Put a little bit of VP in that
scissor o boy, that'll that'll put some stink on your leg,
That'll put some that'll put some lean.
Speaker 1: In your.
Speaker 11: In your stroll. Steve, Ain't there?
Speaker 13: Is that it?
Speaker 11: Then he died from some kind of crazy stripper explosion.
A bunch of strippers exploded. He was driving down the
road with a bunch of strippers and they exploded. Dude,
Wasn't that something like that? Steven All in Nashville talking
about it. I remember that. I remember at the time
more more girlfriends rose up out of Steve McNair pass.
Look at that right though. Damn boy, how do we
get to this from freaking a Rainian oil cony?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 11: Oh he was kilt, the controversial unliving and uh he's
over here sleeping with freaking Welcome Back, is sleeping with
all of the Hooters girls. Now we got a black
dude doing a podcast. You know he's gonna be talking
about clone. I'm not even going to but imagine that.
Imagine you are the wife. Yeah, I told you Steve
McNair had a six year affair with a scripple. Oh,
y'all scrippers got to leave. And then you get quoting
little John for those who don't know the news that
not only is your husband dead, but he was murdered
by his girlfriend. Oh the Scripple have killed him? Is
that what happened? Anyway? I don't remember, that's all who
Nobody remembers that stuff except for the shout out to
my boy in the chat. The Hooters were the shooters.
Dude got into a car and a bunch of scrippers exploded. Uh, anyway,
it was glitter everywhere. Get it? When a Scrippa explodes
as a glitter vop aaa. Exactly exactly how do we
get to Steve McNair anyway, I don't know. Let's get
back to this.
Speaker 13: Decades later, we finally know why. This is the story
of what really happened in Iran on August nineteenth, since
seized the US embassy in Tehran. Fifty two Americans were
held hostage for four hundred and forty four days. The
hostage crisis started when the US government refused to deport
the Shah Muhammad Raza Balabi back to Iran.
Speaker 15: Good evening, the US Embassy in Tehran has been invaded
and occupied by Iranian students. The Americans inside have been
taken prisoner and, according to a student spokesman, will be
held as hostages until they po Shaw is returned from
the United States, where he's receiving medical treatment for cancer.
Speaker 13: But to truly understand the hostage crisis, we have to
go back almost twenty nine years to nineteen fifty.
Speaker 16: In Abadan, the world's largest oil refinery has been handling
Asia twenty five million tons of crude oil, paired by
contrast pipelines from the oil fields.
Speaker 13: During this time, the British controlled the largest oil refinery
in the world. The Anglo Iranian Oil Company based in
Abadan in western Iran. The oil refinery was of great
strategic importance, not only as a profit center for the
British government, but also as a source of energy to
run the Mighty British Navy. The Navy had switched from
coal to petroleum in nineteen eleven under the leadership of
the Navy Secretary Winston Churchill. So while the British were
benefiting immensely from the oil in Iran, the Iranians were
pretty unhappy well, because in exchange for extracting Iranian oil,
the British government was paying Iranians less than twenty percent
of the global profits. Furthermore, the Iran government wasn't allowed
to audit the company books nor have a voice in
the company's management. In late December nineteen fifty, word got
to Tehran that the Americans had made a deal with
the Saudis, agreeing to a fifty to fifty profit sharing
of the Arab American Oil Company also known as Aramco. However,
when a similar agreement was proposed by the Iranians, it
was rejected by the UK Foreign Office. This led to
increased turmoil in Iran. Many felt that Iran's oil fields
should first and foremost benefit Iranians. One vocal advocate of
this perspective was doctor Mohammad Musedek. On a twentieth of
April nineteen fifty one, Masedek became the first democratically elected
Prime minister of Iran.
Speaker 16: With chances of a settlement fighting the West's best hope
is that this sickly man in who is frail hands
may lie the key to peace, is as anti Russian
as he is anti British.
Speaker 13: Born in eighteen eighty two, he came from a prestigious
Iranian family, his father a finance minister of Iran and
his mother a princess from the Qajar dynasty. Massedk became
the first Iranian to receive a doctorate in law from
a Western university and was often described as incorruptible, a
man who didn't fear standing up to power. One of
Masudik's first actions was to do what many people had
been calling for for years. On the first of May
nineteen fifty one, Masdak nationalize the Anglo Iranian oil company.
Speaker 12: Avadan, the world's largest oil refiner.
Speaker 11: Just one brief comment here which I think you can
begin to see that in this example, this really transcends
the low IQ low tier normy level of discourse and
debate that we are allowed to have nowadays about privatization
and state control. So essentially all you're allowed to debate
is libertarian gibberish or oh, the states should have this
massive amount of control. There's no nuance, right, This obviously
transcends the questions of private property and you know, versus
whatever the stupid low level debate is nowadays. I mean,
this is like vast geopolitical power structures vuying for control
of resources in a foreign country. So this has really
nothing to do with libertarian private property because the BP,
for example, entity I mean again, like, what would a
libertarian say about this? Well, we shouldn't be involved in
it at all. Well, okay, but guess what the rest
of the world is not going to abide by your NAP.
They're going to invade other countries and take over resources.
They're going to do this. So what relevance is the
NAP for real geopolitical power struggles?
Speaker 12: Not much.
Speaker 11: In fact, it's just as idealistic and absurd and utopian
as the Marxist idea of you know, equalitarianism. Or whatever.
The idea is supposed to be never going to happen,
not reality. So both sides of this controlled debate discussion
are really why we don't get anywhere. And you know
most people can't handle, you know, really complex, deep, nuanced,
difficult issues. So the discourse is always at like a
sixth grade level when this is the reality. And there
is no easy answer because BP is a giant British
government slash private interest, the public private partnership, which I mean,
isn't that fascism? So I mean it's kind of a
fascist entity. But what's the other option? Oh, some guy
signs a thing and nationalizes all of the oil. Well,
how do I know that the entity called the nation
in state that's gonna run the nation's oil is actually
going to do it fairly, efficiently, effectively in a wise way.
Well it's it's it's just two competing power structures, you see.
And the answer is there is no answer. There is
no easy, fixed solution.
Speaker 4: What do we do?
Speaker 11: But what's the story what supposed to do? But there
is no easy answer. The world is a complex place.
There's no uh, you know, black and white, simple good
guy bad guy answers to complex challenging puzzles. It's a
global chess game with multiple players and power structures. So
here the the challenge is could we convert I ran
over to Also, it seems to be something pagan because
the Shah of Iran is I think he's supposed to
be hearkening back to like Cyrus the Persian or something.
So you notice that the CIA doesn't just the western
Western intelligence doesn't just promote fascist regimes or like, they'll
promote all kinds of stuff. Sometimes it's left socialist, sometimes
it's fascist. Sometimes it's you know, galen Org right and
Ukraine as of that's hyper nationalists in that region. That's
useful there. So it has nothing to do with what's
right and wrong. And this is what's really difficult for
people to understand to get past. And there was a
great section over here that this video won't go into
this level of depth. But guess what I six was
using in Iran to try to get information into upseat
Mozadek with the Masonic lodges in Iran. Interesting, who's ever
talked about that? I don't know anybody that's ever talked
about that except for the deep literature that you have
to read. If you really want to understand what's going
on now. There's a great chapter in Dorel's book called Irane.
Speaker 12: What was it?
Speaker 11: Unequal Dreams? And he gets into the history obviously of
the Angle Iranian Oil company. Obviously the Soviets d side
with Mozadek in this and Iak, as we said, becomes
a VP. But this was I thought fascinating. He says
that the British Foreign Office accepted the strategies outlined by
a certain professor at Lambton, Mozedec would be opposed and
compromise was out. She made one specific proposal that was
of significance. According to Bertald, She suggested that Robert Zeyner,
a lecturer in Persian studies at Oxford, would be the
ideal man to conduct the undercover pro British campaign in Tehran.
So notice British intelligence is running these campaigns and predilections here.
Supposedly they also called upon the services of a certain
doctor Z. Doctor z it was apparently extremely successful in
covert propaganda in nineteen forty four, and at that time
there was a serious threat that the Russians would take Azerbaijan.
Doctor Z almost knew almost all wait he knows almost
everyone who matters in Tehran. He's a man of great subtlety.
The line then was that to mobilize public opinion they
would have to speak of the dangers of Russian influence
and penetration. Russian influence. Does that sound familiar? With his
pebble glasses and his squeaky voice, he was known as
the mad Professor. An eccentric. Doctor Zayner was a scholar
and a linguist who was also an unlikely intelligence operative.
He had been involved in the Albanian operations of nineteen
forty nine to nineteen fifty one. He was an interpreter
and in the early summer took on the post of
acting as a counselor in Tehran, reporting not directly to
six but to the Foreign Secretary. Doctor z was already
busy at work cultivating a fresh set of contacts that
he had acquired in Tehran during the war. These included
Ernst Perone to ours the most important influence on the Shaw, and,
unlike most of his friendship, the Shaw's relationship with Piran
continued into his adult life. The Shaw and his friend
had come to Iran, where Piran remained a confident up
until the day that he returned to Switzerland to die
in nineteen sixty one. The Shaw, that is, as his
personal secretary of Paran visited the Shaw each morning for
a discussion. The Shaw's wife was Empress Soriyah, and she
considered that although he posed as a poet and a philosopher,
he was as slippery as an eel. So his wife
at least knew that this guy was a snake and
played a sinister role in the Shaw's court. So, in
other words, Six is essentially directly consulting the Shaw. I
six officer Norman Darbyshire, who knew that the Shaw knew
the Shaw on a social basis. We're both very young
men at this time. They were also in touch with Piran,
a terrible man. Paran was open about being a skittles man.
There's always a compromised skittles man, including his relationship with
the attache at the Swiss embassy in Tehran. He was
a Freemason and belonged to the high level pah Lavi Lodge,
which included ministers, officials and prominent military figures. So a
bunch of gay freemasons shaker, and thus you can see
that in this case the lodge here becomes a meeting
place and a way to exchange secrets. Now keep in mind,
this is thank you. This is not a conspiracy book.
This is a mainline historical text. The Pahlavi Lodge included
the ministers in a fifth military figures. Paran was close
to a number of high ranking families in Iran and
he would gather information and pass this information onto Doctor z.
According to General Hossain Fardost, the Shaw's closest personal friend,
who also happened to be a classmate in Paran excuse me,
in Switzerland. Paran was privy to the secrets about all
the secrets about the Shaw, including his affair with a
woman div Salaer, who appears to have been monitored also
by British intelligence. So in other words, they didn't just
utilize these people. They had all their sex dirt on them.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 11: Of course, so the Shaw was compromised because he had
a mistress and this other weirdo Piran was a skittles man.
But they're all hanging out the same lodge, the pa
la vill Lodge. I wonder why it's called the Paulavi Lodge.
Is that an area I don't know A whole lot
about Iranian history. So this is apparently some just prominent
lodge in Iran. In Persia, Freemasonry began its activities in
the eighteen fifties with a formation of a short lived
lodge of Vara mus Khana. It was founded by Mirza
Khan Blah blah blah and attempt to revive the lodge
later on. Okay, we don't care about that. In the
nineteen twenties, the first lodge in Persia was affiliated with
the European Grand Lodge, the Grand Orient of France, which
itself recognized as the regular Lodge as in the Anglo
American system. The Pahla vill Lodge was found in the
nineteen fifties after three decades of dormant masonry, to mobilize
Persian nobles against Mozdic. Look at that mainline Masonic history
is telling you. This is just this isn't even a
this is just an Iranian encyclopedia that this lodge was
mobilized and revitalized to promote the upper class in Persia
to rebel against Mozdek. It claimed to be affiliated with
a Grand Orient lodge in Cairo. Strong mistrust and suspicion
of Freemasonry resulted from the overthrow and the suppression of
the Sonic Lodges after the nineteen seventy nine revolution which
brought the Iya Toola to power. Since that time, Persian
Freemasons moved their lodge to the United States shocker. So
this is really just a lodge cover for British intelligence
and CIA operations, and they also used it to get
presumably they're using these group these meetings and people having
their sex operations as well. I'm not saying that they
did it necessarily at the lodge, It's just that the
lodge is the next us for the trading of these
secrets and dirt and information. Now, this book also goes
on to talk about that the Anglo Iranian Oil Company
at this time had its own private intelligence network. So
it's not just CIA British intelligence, it's all alo AOK
has its own corporate spies involved in this as well.
And oftentimes what happens is that people who serve in
civil intelligence operations or military intelligence operations, they can then
go into private corporate intelligence that becomes the next layer
or level of their work. Once their government service is over,
then you would move on to being AVP corporate spy.
When Mozadic nationalized the AOK, the recipients of the company's
largest had to go without, which went very much against
the grain of Iranian politics. So when the emissaries of
the company began to hint at a way of getting
rid of Mozadic, the virulent anti British leader Ayatoli Kashani
right were ready to listen. And this, I think is
what leads many to consider the linkage between the Ayatola
and British intelligence, because if I recall, this is not Kamani,
this is the guy before him. Iotola Kashani is the
guy before Iatola Kamani. The Doctor Z mission also kept
in touch with Professor Lambton, a British intelligence Berthoude reported
that our official, our unofficial efforts to undermine Mozaedek are
making very much, very good progress. In reality, Doctor Z
had run into unexpected problems, one being American covert support
for Mozedek and Iotola Kashane. Now why would Americans covertly
support Mozedic Well, probably to ensure that whichever side one,
America would have influence on both sides. Professor Lambton noted
that Kashane has received large sums of money from somewhere,
so it's almost like you pay and you try to
buy all possible victors in this event. There's no evidence
that this money is coming from the Russians. It is
possible that it is an American source. It is not, however,
the State Department, but it might be the US or
the Special Operations Executive who have been for some time
secretly trying to support mozaedk and Kashani in their attempts
to oppose communism. So, in other words, from the American side,
the idea might be, no matter who is the winner
of this outcome, whether it's Mozadic or whether Mozadic fails
and it's the Iotola Kashani, we want to have any
of our men. We want to have our control of
anybody whoever wins. The American ZIA had set up an
entity called the Central Intelligence Group at a station in
Tehran in nineteen forty seven. It was involved in many
covert operations carried out by military adehaches. During the next year,
a large covered action program known as be Dam b
Damn b Dam had been initiated, designed to weaken the
Two Day Party's influence in Iran. B DAM appears to
have become a rogue operation of the CIA without official
That doesn't mean it's not according to the CIA. It's
just that the CIA isn't officially recognizing this. It's a
under the table black ops op, a propaganda political action
program run through a network headed by two Iranians code
named Naren and si Lay. It costs the agency millions
of dollars every year, but it relied on extensive usage
of disinformation. Most of that was being portrayed through the
Bedam operation as a corrupt operative and falsely as a
Jew religiously. So, in other words, the CIA knew what
would be like the most effective thing to undermine Mozaedic,
and so they were calling him a Jew. Religious leaders
were encouraged with funding to adopt a more fundamentalist line
and break with Mozadek, while mobs of agent provocateurs were
financed to disrupt the two Day rallies. So here you
can begin to see that this is flipping over spilling
over into predilection interference. You see, the American plan for
Iran at this time was set by Dulles in nineteen
forty eight overseas consultants and oil men that spoke on
behalf of Allen Dallas devised a comprehensive development program which
intended to bring Iran into the modern world. So we'll
industrialize modernize Iran, much like the CIA had done through
Miles Copeland to Egypt, and this would lead to the
formation of a government petroleum company that would develop the
ol re sources outside the Anglo Iranian Oil Company concessions
for assistance overseas consultants were turned to the newly created
Office of Policy Coordination OPC. We've covered that many talks.
That's the CIA's newly formed black ops operation, innocuously called
the Office of Policy Coordination. Its leading agent was Kermit Roosevelt.
Yes that Roosevelt, the grandson of Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt was
called upon to come in and make things right in Iran.
The grandson of rough Rider President Theodore Roosevelt. Kermit was
dubbed the Quiet American by Kim Philby. He had directed
OSS intelligence in the Arab world during the war and
was left by Frank Wisner and Dulles to run things
on his way out. In nineteen forty eight, Kermit Roosevelt
traveled throughout the Middle East, stopping off to renew his
acquaintance with the Shah and to try to create eight
try to fend off Russian efforts to fill the void
of the power vacuum in Iran. Although he was pro British,
Kermit was also critical of Britain's oil dealings in Iran.
So actually the CIA plan here seems to be a
little more sensible than the British plan, because basically Kermit
is saying the same thing I said ten minutes ago, like,
if you're going to have this oil relationship, then it's
unwise for IOC or BP to rip off the Iranians,
and Kermit was right about that, because that would lead
to a lot of discontent. Anyway. Most of this chapter
is about doctor z which is interesting because I guess
Doral sees him as the main point man for British
intelligence here. But we have all of the usual operatives
and suspects with what you would expect in this kind
of skill stuff, Masonic lodges and butt stuff.
Speaker 12: So no chocker.
Speaker 11: By the way, if you want to support me, you
can do so via the super chat link here. Now,
why are we talking about all this? You'll see again
we're going to bring it up to the present time
with pre election interference. So you notice in this case,
right with that selection of that chapter that we read,
that foreign powers, corporate entities are interested in this supposed
election or what will end up being a coup, right,
and they're utilizing everything from secret societies to sex compromise
to who knows what to achieve a favorable control of
the political sherre.
Speaker 16: Which British enterprises of money you built, may pass out
of British control if Persia the vote for nationalization passed
by that pottom.
Speaker 13: The British, as expected, were completely outraged. They felt that
Masodic had effectively stolen their oil, even if it did
exist under Iranian land, and they weren't going to back
down from this fight. Apart from direct interest in the
Anglo Iranian Oil company, what the British really feared was
the signal that it sent to other Middle Eastern countries
that they had similar arrangements with, such as Egypt and
it's Suez Canal.
Speaker 10: The British debated taking over the oil.
Speaker 13: Refinery through a naval operation, but the Americans didn't support this. Instead,
the US operateed to negotiate with Masudek on behalf of
the British. However, the parties were unable to reach an agreement.
Shortly after the British who this is what we.
Speaker 11: Just read where it's Kermit Roosevelt speaking for Allan Dallas, Right,
that's what we were just reading.
Speaker 13: Sale operated their refinery, shut it down and evacuated all
British personnel. The refinery was even sabotage to prevent the
Iranians from operating it without the green light from the
US on a military operation.
Speaker 11: Interesting the British government is that almost sounds like the
nerd stream pipe blind, doesn't it? Are you noticing similar?
They do the same stuff?
Speaker 13: Right to take their case to the United Nations an
international Court of Justice at the Hague. However, much to
their surprise, both judgments went in favor of Ira and.
Speaker 18: It's they continued, they may render it impossible to execute
a judgment in favor of the United Kingdom.
Speaker 13: Masedek emerged as a hero in his country and was
propelled to international stardom. That year, the Times magazine named
Masdek the Times Men of the Year, beating Churchill, who
was also a contender. Options were running out for the British,
so they initiated an embargo preventing anyone from buying Iranian oil.
The blockade decimated the Iranian economy. The British hope that
this would anger the Iranian.
Speaker 11: People remember Master Blas embargo.
Speaker 10: On against me. But to their surprise, it did it.
Speaker 13: The nineteen fifties was the beginning of the Cold War
between the Soviet Union and the United States. The Soviets
were pushing their ideological agenda across the globe, and Iran
was no exception. There was a communist party in Iran
called the Two Day Party, but Sad, although not a communist,
tolerated the Two Days and felt that in a pluri and.
Speaker 11: This was what the CIA operations through the Center the
be Dam operation were trying to undermine.
Speaker 13: The Two Day pagan balistic democracy. People had the right
to organize what might have seemed like a pro democracy
since was manipulated towards a pro Soviet one. The British
realized they could exploit this as a weakness. During President
Truman's term, the United States was reluctant to involve itself
in Iranian matters.
Speaker 11: The Truman administration.
Speaker 13: Felt that the democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran reflected
the values of the American people. In fact, Musudik and
Truman had a great personal relationship. On July twenty first,
nineteen fifty two, a power struggle emerged between the Shah
and Masodik on who should control the military. Mastic demanded
that he appointed the Minister of Defense. When Dashah refused,
Masodic resigned, giving the British a prime opportunity to appoint
a puppet prime minister in Iran. This appointment angered both
Masodic supporters and the Two Day Party, who joined forces
in a protest against the Shaw. Troops loyal to the
Shaw fired on the crowd, killing sixty seven people. Five
days later, Musodic returned to power as Prime Minister. Britain
had completely run out of options. Rejecting the advice of
the Truman administration, Britain planned to instigate a military coup.
Speaker 10: They looked towards.
Speaker 13: General Ziety, a man loyal to the Shah, to carry
this out. Although he was a Nazi sympathizer and according
to British intelligence, untrustworthy, his raging anti Masodic position made
him the ideal candidate for the cup.
Speaker 10: Whatsotic got the news of.
Speaker 11: All, this is the same General Z. Right, that's the
guy who is the Skinnel's Mason in the book. I
think he's called doctor Z. Did you say, what is it?
I want to make sure that I'm not mixing up
General Z with Doctor Z.
Speaker 13: Completely run out of options, rejecting the advice of the
Truman administration, Britain planned to instigate a military coup. They
look towards General ziety a man loyal to the shot
to carry this out, although he was a Nazis.
Speaker 11: Okay, these are two different people. So General Z. By
the way, I think General Z was a Mason too,
if I recall, because I remember reading about him. Doctor
Z is Zayner.
Speaker 12: Let's see see Okay, so.
Speaker 11: Robert Charles Zeyner General Z comes up though elsewhere in okay,
So this is this is who we're talking about, this guy.
This is basically the British intelligence handler guy there, doctor Z.
But General z Azaid, I think, is who he's talking about.
Two different guys.
Speaker 13: Sympathizer and according to British intelligence, untrustworthy. His raging anti
mesoetic position made him the ideal candidate for the coup,
well so that it got the news of what was happening,
and decided that his only option was to break diplomatic
relations with the British. The embassy was shut down and
all the British diplomats were kicked out.
Speaker 11: Everything changed when Dwight.
Speaker 13: Eisenhower was elected as the President of the United States
in January nineteen fifty three, a meeting was arranged between
Eisenhower and Churchill to discuss the Iran issue. The British
knew that the Americans didn't really care about the British
losing their oil fields, so instead they made it look
like the reason they wanted to get rid of Musudek
was because he was a communist, and since the US
were fighting communism around the world, this strategy worked.
Speaker 19: Now mister eisenh arrived at the home of mister Baruvignoon
for his longer leading with mister Cherdyo in the house
of the Premiers Deliel, host of two old comments of
war and pas renewed the historic associations before settling down
to informal chalks.
Speaker 13: During this time, Musudek appointed Ushiftus as the chief of police,
who was quite loyal to him. In the spring of
nineteen fifty three, Ushiftus was kidnapped and murdered under the
direction of the MI six Operative Norman Derbyshire. His body
was dumped publicly.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 11: He just mentioned Norman Derbyshire a minute ago.
Speaker 13: So this was to send a signal to the Iranian
people that Musudak couldn't even protect his own.
Speaker 10: Chief of police.
Speaker 13: The final plot for the coup to take out Masudek
was approved on July eleventh, nineteen fifty three, by President
Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill. It was codenamed Operation Ajax.
The British and the American ambassadors of Iran went to
the Shah to ask for his support for the coup
against the subdec but the Shah refused, so instead they
went to his twin sister Usher and bribed her to
convince the shop. She flew to to Ihran to deliver
the letter from the British and the Americans. The letter
was a request to dissolve the parliament and appoint the
new prime minister of Britain's Chusuh. The plan was for
Masubdek to reject this direct order from the Shah, which
would ultimately result in his arrest. Enter Kermit Roosevelt.
Speaker 1: Roosevelt was a Cia.
Speaker 13: Agent and also the grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt. He
crossed into Iran via Iraq with suitcases full of cash
and started buying off journalists and newspaper editors to Prince
stories on anti Musubdek propaganda stating that he was a communist.
This was all in preparation for the coup, as well
as to signal to the outside world that they were
getting rid of him because he was a communist. Eventually,
a junior officer in the Royal Guard leaked the plans
of the coup to Musuddek At midnight on the sixteenth
of August nineteen fifty three. The army sent tanks and
officers to the Prime Minister's house. However, Usudek was repaired.
As soon as the Royal Guards presented the letter from
the Shah, they were arrested.
Speaker 10: By Masudek's guards.
Speaker 13: The coup had failed miserably, and the Shaw fled to Rome.
Speaker 10: The people cheered that the Shah had left.
Speaker 13: The US accepted the outcome and asked for Operation Ajax
to be discontinued. Kermit Roosevelt was ready to leave, but
Norman Derbyshire from the six convinced him otherwise, Darbyshire had
paid mercenaries to pretend to be Musudik and two day
communist supporters. They started riding in the streets pulling down
statues of.
Speaker 1: The shop as anti Royalist partisans.
Speaker 16: Supporters of the age to doctor Massai said them out
their work of destruction.
Speaker 11: So they dressed up like communists. Tarvit on which.
Speaker 16: Much bitter feeling was focused was the statue on the
Shah's father.
Speaker 13: This was used as a way to manipulate the narrative
across the world that it was in fact Musudduk that
staged the coup against the Shah, not the other way around.
Speaker 10: Of course, this was false.
Speaker 13: On the morning of nineteenth August nineteen fifty three, this
same mercenary mob, funded by the CIA and the MI six,
came onto the streets once again, but this time showing
pro Shaw sentiments.
Speaker 10: They began destroying.
Speaker 13: Shops, burning offices and attacking pro Masodic supporters. They began
shouting death to Musudzek, long live the Shaw.
Speaker 11: So I remember the reason we're watching this is that
in the next couple of weeks we have pre elections
coming up, and we are dealing with entities that I've
spent decades sixty seventy years perfecting how to do these
kinds of cooking the books for pre elections.
Speaker 13: At four thirty pm on the nineteenth of August nineteen
fifty three, twenty eight tanks attacked Musudek's house. At this point,
Musudek asked all his ministers to leave his house as
he wanted to die there alone, but the ministers insisted
that he leave with them or they'd all stay and
die with him.
Speaker 10: He agreed and left.
Speaker 13: Later that day, General Society was sworn in as prime
ministers on the orders of the Shah. The coup finally worked.
The Shah returned to Iran on the twenty second of
August nineteen fifty three with forty five million dollars from USA.
The Shah neutralized the opposition supporters and Musuddek was convicted
for treason.
Speaker 16: Backed by General Zaihiti, military strong man who engineered his
return to power.
Speaker 15: The General will now have a strong voice in the
newly foreigned government, whose.
Speaker 13: Cabinet the Steen here was. Any officers associated with the
Two Day Party were all executed. The Anglo Iranian Oil
Company was renamed BP and Iran was required to share
their oil with several other European and American oil companies. Eventually,
Musudik was shifted from the military prison to Ahmedabad in
Iran under house arrest.
Speaker 10: Masadik spent the.
Speaker 13: Rest of his life living in total solitude. According to
most accounts, Musuddik was a true leader of the nation,
an intellect one of the most prestigious figures in modern
Iranian history, a leader who believed that Iranian oil should
be for the Iranian people, but a leader who was
ultimately overthrown own by the powers whose interests lied not
with the will of the Iranian people, but rather in
the resources and wealth of Iran. On March fifth, nineteen
sixty seven, doctor Muhammad Masadak died due to complications with cancer.
He was secretly buried in the living room of his
home in Ahmedabad. In nineteen seventy nine, the Shah would
ultimately flee the country again for the final time. The
truth is the seeds of the nineteen seventy nine Iranian
revolution were sown in nineteen fifty three. The betrayal of
the US and the UK of the Iranian democracy forever
severed the trust between.
Speaker 10: Iran and the West. It will always remain a mystery.
What if the US and.
Speaker 13: The UK had not overthrown Iran's first democratically elected leader,
would the nineteen seventy nine revolution ever happen? Would those
Americans have been kidnapped into Hran? Would Jimmy Carter have
won a second term?
Speaker 10: Where would Iran?
Speaker 11: Now this is oftentimes considered a October surprise, So the
Iranian hostage crisis happened to effect the election, and that
October surprise if our call led to Reagan. Correct, I'm
not saying that makes Jimmy Carter good. I'm just saying,
like you can see how a lot of this has
to do with, you know, international geopolitical developments. Iran affects
even the US elections here. So that nineteen seventy nine
hostage crisis that he mentioned, let's briefly take a look
at that, because I think few people talk about this
as a October surprise.
Speaker 20: Here was not an embassy, It was a CIA center.
This was a den of espionage where they were plotting
against the Iranian people.
Speaker 7: On November nineteen seventy nine, the revolution in Iran took
an expected turn. Iranian students stormed at the US embassy
in Tahran and held dozens of personal and diplomat's hostage.
The revolution had already altered Iran's relationship with the United States.
Shah Muhammad Zapalagi, who was close to US alive, was toppled,
and Iranians were ready to turn a new page in
which the US no longer had a role in the country.
The student's actions were an immediate response to the US
decision to allow Iran's opposit Sha to come to the
United States for treatment. Iranians demanded that the US hand
over their deposed Cha, who was despised for his relationship
with the Americans. They insisted he betried for crimes he
committed when he was in power, But the animosity toward
the US stemmed from a deeper conflict the Americans that
the Bridge had controlled the bulk of Iran petroleum reserves
for decades.
Speaker 11: So the question is, and a lot of different books
discussed this, who is really behind this operation? Because some
left writers theorized that this was supported. This Iranian student
revolution was support to take the hostages in the embassy
was supported as an October surprise for Reagan, in other words,
to help Reagan get elected. Because it'd supposedly put Carter
in some sort of like further you know, terrible situation
made them look bad or is that not true? This
was just simply I mean it is. It is suspicious.
I mean, I wouldn't be surprised for wasn't British intelligence
being involved in this because British intelligence is very close
to these Iatolas, And one wonders to what degree even
today British intelligence is connected to these Iyatolas that are
supposedly the enemies of America in the West. It's really murky.
It's hard to say, but I mean, there is a
close connection between even some of the most prominent shall
we say, Islamic Shia philosophers and the CIA. The one
of the most prominent ones was bff with Henry Kissinger,
and so the CIA has always tried British intelligency has
tried to cultivate a close relationship with Sufi's and with
Shia because Shia and Sufi are somewhat closely related, they
have a more natural affinity than Shia and Sunni. So
the question then is what exactly is the relationship between
Sufi leaders in Islam and British intelligence. That's up for debate.
I guess does British intelligence have a close connection to
Ayatola's Probably what do.
Speaker 12: You guys think?
Speaker 11: I haven't exactly figured everything out. I don't know if
maybe nobody knows unless you're at the CFR or Chatham House.
I don't know, what do you guys think.
Speaker 7: When Aerani employed minnester Muhammad Musada announced his plans nationalized
the country oil industry, the CIA and British intelligence orchestrated
the coup against him in nineteen fifty three and put
muhammadriz Apollo in the last Iran in power. The nineteen
fifty three coup was later invoked as a justification for
overthrowing the shop and the animal, obviously towards the US.
The hostage crisis in nineteen seventy nine was another reaction
to the long involvement the US had in Iran's economy
and politics, and it soon became one of the biggest
US diplomatic crisis in American history.
Speaker 1: The students, I.
Speaker 11: Mean it seems to me like it does. I mean,
it does kind of benefit Western positioning and intelligence to
have these purportedly kooky Iyatola's running the country. But then again,
it does seem like the CIA fosters what Green revolution
to try to overthrow Ayatola's. So, I don't know, what
do you guys think. Are the Ayatola's legitimately anti Western?
Are they controlled opposition? Are they managed opposition? Are they
really going to launch an attack on Israel? What do
you guys think? What's the real It's hard. It's hard
to decipher, even knowing a lot of this intelligence history,
like exactly what's going on, It's hard to know. Sometimes
they'll have backdoor deals, right, I mean, like, for example,
a lot of people have been calling attention to the
Democrats giving billions of dollars to Iran throughout this last
what year of supposed to crisis in warfare with Israel,
and then you have fireworks shows that appear, you know,
I mean, is it really going to be a war?
What do you guys think?
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 11: I can't figure out exactly what's going on with that Iran.
Speaker 7: It's a weird thinges mostly and embassy influence. After a
period of time, a total of fourteen hostages were released,
but fifty two hostages remained in the embassy compound for
four hundred and forty four days.
Speaker 1: Us.
Speaker 11: Also, what do we think about the alleged nuclear program
because Iran alleges, oh, we just want to create nuclear energy.
It's odd to me that if you look, if you
read into this, the CFR supports Iran having a nuclear
energy program and says they are not seeking to weaponize
their nuclear capabilities. But then then again, all of the
Masad operations against Iran seemed to be targeting the very
thing that supposedly isn't going on. Well, why would Masad
do that if they weren't if Iran was not potentially
seeking to have that type of capability.
Speaker 12: So I mean to me, it.
Speaker 11: Seems like you wouldn't engage in all of this stucks
neet and these kinds of assassination type operations and so
forth if they weren't trying to do that, Like, what's
the point of all that? What do you guys think?
A lot of this is very murky. I don't know
the answers to all this. So let's read super chats
here in a second. Hopefully you guys see where we're
going with this in terms of how it relates to
the possibilities of upcoming predilections.
Speaker 7: In two weeks, President at the time, Jimmy Carter failed
to resolve the card.
Speaker 11: So this is why it's called an October surprise for Carter.
So some people theorize that the neocons and I forget
who was the CIA head at that time, Colby or
some whatnot, not Colby Casey, I don't remember ninety seventy
nine CIA head. This would be I don't know, somebody Neocon,
I'm sure, And this would be like the Catholic This
is the period of the Catholic that ran the CIA.
Let's see who was head in nineteen seventy nine. Bush
was head for one year, by the way, Okay, so
this is right after Bush, and it's Stansville Turner and
then Casey William Casey has had one year later, two
years later, So this is like the period of the
Neocon Roman Catholic CIA control. Is this a CIA organized
October surprise to bring Reagan to power? Now this does
make sense too, because Reagan's vice presidential candidate is Bush
and Bush was just CIA head right prior to this.
This seems plausible.
Speaker 7: He tried economic extensions, negotiations, and even military intervention, but
nothing it worked. The American public grew im patient for resolution.
After extensive negotiations, the hostage were released on January twenty,
nineteen eighty one, but President Carter paid the cross.
Speaker 11: So this reminds me of like, maybe, remember what Fauci said,
Trump will have to deal with a maj jet outbreak.
Trump's gonna deal with a major outbreak of some game.
See see how this works. So the question then is
what will be the October surprise for this administration? Could
it be something Iran related? Well, given the Middle Eastern
stuff that we've seen popping off lately, that one seems
pretty likely to me. What do you guys think, an
Iran situation or something related to supposed an attempt on
Trump again with a supposed Iran sell Anyway, That's what
That's where we're at. And I wish we could find
that article. Maybe somebody can find it in the chat.
If you can find it, you won't be able to
find out Google. But that Rogerstone article from twenty twenty
about how elections are actually done, I caught them at
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Speaker 12: With the United States.
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we give them, then that's obviously intended to be soft
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