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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 INTERVIEW: TRUMP PREPARES FOR WAR WITH IRAN Former Army Colonel Daniel Davis is sounding the alarm: a major U.S. attack on Iran is “virtually certain”, and no one’s paying attention. A few weeks ago, everyone was waiting for airstrikes. Then the headlines moved on. But behind the scenes?...

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🇫🇷 MACRON IS RIGHT: REGIME CHANGE NEVER WORKS - AND IRAN WOULD BE NO DIFFERENT Trump just threatened to join Israel in bombing Iran. It’s not just saber-rattling - it signals yet another U.S. push for regime change. Macron warns: “Anyone who has sought in the past to change regimes through military strikes or operations has made strategic errors.” He’s right - and history proves it. In 1953, the CIA overthrew Iran’s elected leader Mossadegh. It planted the seeds of the 1979 revolution, and the regime we’re dealing with now. In Iraq, Saddam’s removal sparked a civil war and the rise of ISIS. Libya? Gaddafi gone, the country disintegrated. Syria? A devastating proxy war the U.S. helped inflame. Emmanuel Macron said it best: “I believe that peoples are sovereign, that they change their leaders themselves.” A former CIA officer told me: when Bush first said “regime change,” even U.S. intelligence panicked - they knew it would backfire. Iran would be no exception.

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🚨🇺🇸 EX-CIA ANALYST ON VENEZUELA & IRAN Ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson says the U.S. operation that captured Maduro was made possible by covert cooperation at the highest levels of Venezuelan security. According to Larry, a senior Venezuelan official, secretly working with U.S. intelligence for years, issued a stand-down order that allowed Delta Force to land, extract Maduro, and exit with precision and speed. What appeared to be a flawless special operation was, in his words, “staged.” And on Iran, Larry believes the current protests are instigated by U.S. and Israeli intelligence, and the likelihood of toppling the regime is slim. He believes the U.S. and Israel are planning new strikes against the country, and that the regime is more prepared than it was during the 12-day war, with more advanced weapons and better readiness. 03:21 - Initial reaction to Maduro’s capture and why it felt “staged” 06:08 - Questions around the helicopter incident and lack of U.S. casualties 09:26 - Why a stand-down order could happen without full coordination 12:18 - No real plan after capturing Maduro: lessons from Iraq 15:36 - U.S. goal in Venezuela: oil control and pushing out China, Russia, Iran 18:21 - Risk of escalation and the Vietnam-style trap for the U.S. 21:31 - Why “precision strikes” are a myth and air power has limits 23:05 - Why the operation succeeded: insiders, unlocked doors, and no defenses 26:16 - Misuse of the Monroe Doctrine and U.S. interference in Latin America 29:53 - Contradictions between multipolar reality and U.S. global actions 31:15 - Why threats backfire and push countries closer to BRICS 34:02 - Trump’s behavior as a symptom of declining U.S. hegemony 36:49 - Houthis, Red Sea reality, and limits of U.S. naval power 39:26 - Iran protests: intelligence operations versus real public anger 42:09 - MEK, Mossad, CIA, and manufacturing opposition narratives 47:04 - Iran preparing for war and turning to Russia and China 51:24 - Why Iran is stronger now despite war, sanctions, and protests 54:12 - Difference between Iran’s government and the Islamic Republic 56:44 - Why the U.S. cannot replicate the Maduro operation in Iran
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🚨🇺🇸 EX-CIA ANALYST ON VENEZUELA & IRAN Ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson says the U.S. operation that captured Maduro was made possible by covert cooperation at the highest levels of Venezuelan security. According to Larry, a senior Venezuelan official, secretly working with U.S. intelligence for years, issued a stand-down order that allowed Delta Force to land, extract Maduro, and exit with precision and speed. What appeared to be a flawless special operation was, in his words, “staged.” And on Iran, Larry believes the current protests are instigated by U.S. and Israeli intelligence, and the likelihood of toppling the regime is slim. He believes the U.S. and Israel are planning new strikes against the country, and that the regime is more prepared than it was during the 12-day war, with more advanced weapons and better readiness. 03:21 - Initial reaction to Maduro’s capture and why it felt “staged” 06:08 - Questions around the helicopter incident and lack of U.S. casualties 09:26 - Why a stand-down order could happen without full coordination 12:18 - No real plan after capturing Maduro: lessons from Iraq 15:36 - U.S. goal in Venezuela: oil control and pushing out China, Russia, Iran 18:21 - Risk of escalation and the Vietnam-style trap for the U.S. 21:31 - Why “precision strikes” are a myth and air power has limits 23:05 - Why the operation succeeded: insiders, unlocked doors, and no defenses 26:16 - Misuse of the Monroe Doctrine and U.S. interference in Latin America 29:53 - Contradictions between multipolar reality and U.S. global actions 31:15 - Why threats backfire and push countries closer to BRICS 34:02 - Trump’s behavior as a symptom of declining U.S. hegemony 36:49 - Houthis, Red Sea reality, and limits of U.S. naval power 39:26 - Iran protests: intelligence operations versus real public anger 42:09 - MEK, Mossad, CIA, and manufacturing opposition narratives 47:04 - Iran preparing for war and turning to Russia and China 51:24 - Why Iran is stronger now despite war, sanctions, and protests 54:12 - Difference between Iran’s government and the Islamic Republic 56:44 - Why the U.S. cannot replicate the Maduro operation in Iran

Mario Nawfal

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🚨 INTERVIEW: IRAN WAR NOT FINISHED, “PHASE 2 IS COMING” Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi is considered by many as the unofficial spokesperson of Iran. Last time we spoke was at the beginning of the 12-day war with Israel, when he was worried for his life as Iranian military commanders were being assassinated almost daily. Today, we look back at the outcome of the war and where we stand today. Marandi says Iran is preparing for the next round of war, and that the 12-day conflict with Israel was just the beginning. “The real story is that Trump saved the Israeli regime… they were taking a bad beating. As the war progressed, Iranian missiles were getting through, and they were running out.” From mass espionage arrests to nuclear policy shifts, Marandi says Tehran is gearing up, not backing down. He discusses: – Why Trump “saved” Israel at the last minute – How the war pushed Iranians toward nuclear weapons – 1,000+ arrests for espionage after Mossad infiltration – Why he believes “genocide” is being normalized in the West – And why Hezbollah will never disarm In his view, the war didn’t end. Phase 2 is coming. 03:17 – War flashback: Assassinations, fear, and the first interview 04:42 – Iran never accepted a ceasefire – “Israel was losing” 06:34 – “Trump saved Israel,” says Bannon – and here’s why 08:11 – “Phase 2 is coming” – Iran preparing across all fronts 09:01 – Millions took to the Tehran streets in support 14:37 – “The West believes its own propaganda about Iran” 16:25 – “Iran has real legitimacy – people rallied because of that” 19:36 – “No moral equivalence – one side is opposing genocide” 22:48 – Why Iran expects more Israeli strikes – and is ready 23:37 – Israel’s expansionism, the U.S. empire, and moral collapse 35:20 – “Why praise UAE, Turkey for normalizing – but not Iran for resisting?” 40:15 – Hezbollah will never disarm – and here’s why 42:39 – “Disarming would invite another occupation” 50:43 – 1,000+ arrested for espionage in post-war security crackdown 53:02 – Nuclear shift: “Public support for weapons has skyrocketed” 54:35 – Chemical weapon survivors from the 1980s war are still dying 55:37 – Marandi fought in the Iran–Iraq War as a teenager 56:41 – “US and Israel are pushing Iran toward nuclearization” 58:25 – Iranian missile tech “shocked” observers during war 59:18 – Why Marandi calls Western media “selective” and “dangerous”
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🚨 INTERVIEW: IRAN WAR NOT FINISHED, “PHASE 2 IS COMING” Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi is considered by many as the unofficial spokesperson of Iran. Last time we spoke was at the beginning of the 12-day war with Israel, when he was worried for his life as Iranian military commanders were being assassinated almost daily. Today, we look back at the outcome of the war and where we stand today. Marandi says Iran is preparing for the next round of war, and that the 12-day conflict with Israel was just the beginning. “The real story is that Trump saved the Israeli regime… they were taking a bad beating. As the war progressed, Iranian missiles were getting through, and they were running out.” From mass espionage arrests to nuclear policy shifts, Marandi says Tehran is gearing up, not backing down. He discusses: – Why Trump “saved” Israel at the last minute – How the war pushed Iranians toward nuclear weapons – 1,000+ arrests for espionage after Mossad infiltration – Why he believes “genocide” is being normalized in the West – And why Hezbollah will never disarm In his view, the war didn’t end. Phase 2 is coming. 03:17 – War flashback: Assassinations, fear, and the first interview 04:42 – Iran never accepted a ceasefire – “Israel was losing” 06:34 – “Trump saved Israel,” says Bannon – and here’s why 08:11 – “Phase 2 is coming” – Iran preparing across all fronts 09:01 – Millions took to the Tehran streets in support 14:37 – “The West believes its own propaganda about Iran” 16:25 – “Iran has real legitimacy – people rallied because of that” 19:36 – “No moral equivalence – one side is opposing genocide” 22:48 – Why Iran expects more Israeli strikes – and is ready 23:37 – Israel’s expansionism, the U.S. empire, and moral collapse 35:20 – “Why praise UAE, Turkey for normalizing – but not Iran for resisting?” 40:15 – Hezbollah will never disarm – and here’s why 42:39 – “Disarming would invite another occupation” 50:43 – 1,000+ arrested for espionage in post-war security crackdown 53:02 – Nuclear shift: “Public support for weapons has skyrocketed” 54:35 – Chemical weapon survivors from the 1980s war are still dying 55:37 – Marandi fought in the Iran–Iraq War as a teenager 56:41 – “US and Israel are pushing Iran toward nuclearization” 58:25 – Iranian missile tech “shocked” observers during war 59:18 – Why Marandi calls Western media “selective” and “dangerous”

Mario Nawfal

779,161 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨🇮🇷EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: THE PRINCE OF IRAN VS. THE REGIME THAT DESTROYED HIS COUNTRY Before 1979, Iran was booming—one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, a U.S. ally, and a rising global power. Women had rights. The military was elite. The country was on track to become the Japan of the Middle East. Then, the revolution happened. Radical clerics seized power. The economy collapsed. Freedom vanished. Iran became a global pariah—funding terror, oppressing its people, and sinking into endless conflict. Now, after 45 years, the regime is weaker than ever. Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi (Reza Pahlavi) reveals how Iran fell, and what it will take to finally bring down the Islamic Republic—before it’s too late. 02:08 – What was Iran really like before 1979? A nation on the rise, with a future that never came. 06:09 – How Iran went from a U.S. ally to one of the West’s greatest adversaries. 10:27 – "Iran should have been the South Korea of the Middle East—now it’s the North Korea." 12:32 – How did the country turn from a secular powerhouse into a theocratic dictatorship? 17:28 – "Why does the West still appease this regime? It has never worked." 19:06 – Did the Shah make fatal mistakes? Could history have taken a different path? 26:42 – Why have Iran’s protest movements failed? The key missing piece. 28:58 – The Iranian people are rediscovering their national identity—and the regime is terrified. 32:44 – Could a foreign power intervene? Should they? Who stands to gain? 36:06 – What would outside intervention look like? How far would it go? 40:16 – Could Iran strike a game-changing deal with the U.S. like Ukraine did? 49:43 – Has Reza Pahlavi had secret discussions about foreign support for Iranian protests? 57:03 – Why a free Iran wouldn’t just change the Middle East—it would change the world. 1:01:09 – Has Reza Pahlavi spoken to Russia and China about their support for the regime? 1:03:27 – If the U.S. and Russia become allies again, what does that mean for Iran? 1:06:14 – "This regime has devastated not just Iran, but the entire region." 1:09:54 – If the people wanted him to lead, would Reza Pahlavi step up? 1:13:25 – How close are Israel and Iran to all-out war? Is it inevitable? 1:20:56 – What does Reza Pahlavi think about Israel’s influence on global politics? 1:23:42 – If Pahlavi could sit with Trump and Putin, what would he tell them about Iran’s future?
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🚨🇮🇷EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: THE PRINCE OF IRAN VS. THE REGIME THAT DESTROYED HIS COUNTRY Before 1979, Iran was booming—one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, a U.S. ally, and a rising global power. Women had rights. The military was elite. The country was on track to become the Japan of the Middle East. Then, the revolution happened. Radical clerics seized power. The economy collapsed. Freedom vanished. Iran became a global pariah—funding terror, oppressing its people, and sinking into endless conflict. Now, after 45 years, the regime is weaker than ever. Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi (Reza Pahlavi) reveals how Iran fell, and what it will take to finally bring down the Islamic Republic—before it’s too late. 02:08 – What was Iran really like before 1979? A nation on the rise, with a future that never came. 06:09 – How Iran went from a U.S. ally to one of the West’s greatest adversaries. 10:27 – "Iran should have been the South Korea of the Middle East—now it’s the North Korea." 12:32 – How did the country turn from a secular powerhouse into a theocratic dictatorship? 17:28 – "Why does the West still appease this regime? It has never worked." 19:06 – Did the Shah make fatal mistakes? Could history have taken a different path? 26:42 – Why have Iran’s protest movements failed? The key missing piece. 28:58 – The Iranian people are rediscovering their national identity—and the regime is terrified. 32:44 – Could a foreign power intervene? Should they? Who stands to gain? 36:06 – What would outside intervention look like? How far would it go? 40:16 – Could Iran strike a game-changing deal with the U.S. like Ukraine did? 49:43 – Has Reza Pahlavi had secret discussions about foreign support for Iranian protests? 57:03 – Why a free Iran wouldn’t just change the Middle East—it would change the world. 1:01:09 – Has Reza Pahlavi spoken to Russia and China about their support for the regime? 1:03:27 – If the U.S. and Russia become allies again, what does that mean for Iran? 1:06:14 – "This regime has devastated not just Iran, but the entire region." 1:09:54 – If the people wanted him to lead, would Reza Pahlavi step up? 1:13:25 – How close are Israel and Iran to all-out war? Is it inevitable? 1:20:56 – What does Reza Pahlavi think about Israel’s influence on global politics? 1:23:42 – If Pahlavi could sit with Trump and Putin, what would he tell them about Iran’s future?

Mario Nawfal

3,639,544 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🇺🇸🇮🇷 IS ISRAEL DRAGGING THE U.S. INTO ANOTHER FOREVER WAR? This debate between Cenk Uygur and IDF’s Jonathan Conricus got very very heated. I’ve never seen Cenk so upset The discussion started with a focus on the imminent war with Iran, and whether it is in America’s best interest Iran cannot reach the U.S. mainland with its missiles, does not have a nuclear weapon despite decades of warnings the country is on the verge of one, and has made it clear it does not want a war with the U.S. Cenk argues the Israeli lobby is the reason the U.S. is about to start a new war Jonathan disagrees, criticizing those who blame Israel for everything. In his view, Iran is building a nuclear weapon, as well as ballistic missiles that can reach the U.S., and has a history of destabilizing the region while killing U.S. servicemen through their proxies. The debate then moves to Israeli policy in the region, and the future of Gaza and the West Bank, and this is where it gets very emotional. Jonathan does not believe in a two-state solution, and Cenk equates that with genocide, asking one question: What will happen to the Palestinians if they do not accept to be integrated into Israel? Watch the full debate below with @jconricus0 and Cenk Uygur below. 03:00 - War nearly guaranteed, U.S. military buildup largest since Iraq, Israel controlling US policy 06:02 - Israel’s three “reasons” for war: nukes, missiles, foreign policy... none serve US interests 09:20 - Iranian people’s protests ignored; focus should be on their freedom, not regime 12:40 - Iranian regime’s threat: nuclear ambitions, ballistic missiles, proxy wars 16:15 - US has historic chance to reshape Middle East, reduce Iranian terror influence 19:50 - Critique of US politicians prioritizing Israel over Americans; 80% oppose war 23:30 - Israel blamed for pushing US into wars repeatedly; weapons of mass destruction parallels 27:15 - Jonathan argues Iran threatens Israel; discussion of Iranian missile capabilities 31:00 - Israel’s defense role vs US leadership in the region; Iran-China-Russia tech cooperation 34:45 - Extremist insurgencies likely if Iran invaded; past examples Iraq & Afghanistan 38:20 - Israel’s “Greater Israel” ambitions and annexations; impact on Palestinians 41:50 - Historical context: 1948 Nakba and ethnic cleansing accusations revisited 45:30 - Debate over Palestinian resistance vs Israeli self-defense; moral questions raised 49:10 - US public largely against war; Israel benefits more than America from regime collapse 52:45 - Peace offers to Palestinians rejected multiple times; Israel insists on defense 55:30 - Current Israeli strategy: annexation, control over Judea & Samaria, handling 5.5M Palestinians
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 IS ISRAEL DRAGGING THE U.S. INTO ANOTHER FOREVER WAR? This debate between Cenk Uygur and IDF’s Jonathan Conricus got very very heated. I’ve never seen Cenk so upset The discussion started with a focus on the imminent war with Iran, and whether it is in America’s best interest Iran cannot reach the U.S. mainland with its missiles, does not have a nuclear weapon despite decades of warnings the country is on the verge of one, and has made it clear it does not want a war with the U.S. Cenk argues the Israeli lobby is the reason the U.S. is about to start a new war Jonathan disagrees, criticizing those who blame Israel for everything. In his view, Iran is building a nuclear weapon, as well as ballistic missiles that can reach the U.S., and has a history of destabilizing the region while killing U.S. servicemen through their proxies. The debate then moves to Israeli policy in the region, and the future of Gaza and the West Bank, and this is where it gets very emotional. Jonathan does not believe in a two-state solution, and Cenk equates that with genocide, asking one question: What will happen to the Palestinians if they do not accept to be integrated into Israel? Watch the full debate below with @jconricus0 and Cenk Uygur below. 03:00 - War nearly guaranteed, U.S. military buildup largest since Iraq, Israel controlling US policy 06:02 - Israel’s three “reasons” for war: nukes, missiles, foreign policy... none serve US interests 09:20 - Iranian people’s protests ignored; focus should be on their freedom, not regime 12:40 - Iranian regime’s threat: nuclear ambitions, ballistic missiles, proxy wars 16:15 - US has historic chance to reshape Middle East, reduce Iranian terror influence 19:50 - Critique of US politicians prioritizing Israel over Americans; 80% oppose war 23:30 - Israel blamed for pushing US into wars repeatedly; weapons of mass destruction parallels 27:15 - Jonathan argues Iran threatens Israel; discussion of Iranian missile capabilities 31:00 - Israel’s defense role vs US leadership in the region; Iran-China-Russia tech cooperation 34:45 - Extremist insurgencies likely if Iran invaded; past examples Iraq & Afghanistan 38:20 - Israel’s “Greater Israel” ambitions and annexations; impact on Palestinians 41:50 - Historical context: 1948 Nakba and ethnic cleansing accusations revisited 45:30 - Debate over Palestinian resistance vs Israeli self-defense; moral questions raised 49:10 - US public largely against war; Israel benefits more than America from regime collapse 52:45 - Peace offers to Palestinians rejected multiple times; Israel insists on defense 55:30 - Current Israeli strategy: annexation, control over Judea & Samaria, handling 5.5M Palestinians

Mario Nawfal

521,913 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Iran has warned Trump that a blockade on the SOH will be considered a declaration of war and Iran will respond. Day 44, the Iran war! Ibrahim Rezaei, spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Shura Council: Trump's talk of starting a naval blockade of Iran is more of a deception than a reality. If Trump tried his blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, it will be considered an act of war, and we will respond to it. -Trump's action will increase market instability. -We may reveal our other cards that we have not yet used in this game. Iran has more surprises prepared. Meanwhile, Iran has released footage of the Iranian Navy warning two US destroyers USS Michael Murphy and USS Frank E. Peterson to turn away from the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, or risk being targeted “Attention U.S. Navy warship, transiting near Fujairah Port and Oman Sea; this is IRGC Navy; LAST WARNING, LAST WARNING, LAST WARNING”. The ships left. Another capitulation for the Trump regime. -Israel is waiting on the U.S. for now resume attacks on Iran. -Netanyahu happy negotiations are over. -Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has put the IDF on alert for immediate readiness to return to war with Iran -Yediot Ahronoth Trump: “I could take out Iran in one day. One hour. So why doesn’t he? Trump also predicts Iran will give him whatever he wants? More hoes like Epstein did? Meanwhile the UK has backed out of supporting trump’s blockade! -Trump begged for UK warships. -Trump threatens 50% tariff on China if it sends weapons to Iran. -China is having a good laugh!
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Iran has warned Trump that a blockade on the SOH will be considered a declaration of war and Iran will respond. Day 44, the Iran war! Ibrahim Rezaei, spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Shura Council: Trump's talk of starting a naval blockade of Iran is more of a deception than a reality. If Trump tried his blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, it will be considered an act of war, and we will respond to it. -Trump's action will increase market instability. -We may reveal our other cards that we have not yet used in this game. Iran has more surprises prepared. Meanwhile, Iran has released footage of the Iranian Navy warning two US destroyers USS Michael Murphy and USS Frank E. Peterson to turn away from the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, or risk being targeted “Attention U.S. Navy warship, transiting near Fujairah Port and Oman Sea; this is IRGC Navy; LAST WARNING, LAST WARNING, LAST WARNING”. The ships left. Another capitulation for the Trump regime. -Israel is waiting on the U.S. for now resume attacks on Iran. -Netanyahu happy negotiations are over. -Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has put the IDF on alert for immediate readiness to return to war with Iran -Yediot Ahronoth Trump: “I could take out Iran in one day. One hour. So why doesn’t he? Trump also predicts Iran will give him whatever he wants? More hoes like Epstein did? Meanwhile the UK has backed out of supporting trump’s blockade! -Trump begged for UK warships. -Trump threatens 50% tariff on China if it sends weapons to Iran. -China is having a good laugh!

Truth_teller 🇷🇺

26,196 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

The US and Israel are waging a war of aggression against Iran. This is not about nuclear weapons; it's about imperialism. Trump and Netanyahu admitted they want regime change. They want to put a puppet in power, like the former shah. I explain in this video. Timecodes: 0:00 USA & Israel bomb Iran 1:21 (CLIP) Trump threatens Iran's military 1:49 (CLIP) Trump calls for regime change 2:33 Iran retaliates, hitting US bases 3:26 Iran is not Venezuela, or Iraq 4:18 (CLIP) Trump fears US casualties 4:52 Israel's PM Netanyahu 6:08 US empire's plans for West Asia 7:39 (CLIP) Wesley Clark: 7 countries targeted 8:14 Nuclear weapons 9:15 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) 10:31 Fake US "negotiations" 12:21 Oil & gas in Middle East (West Asia) 12:45 USA wants to cut off China's oil supplies 13:55 Trump's oil blockade of Cuba 14:25 Israel: US empire's aircraft carrier 15:26 CIA coup in Iran in 1953 16:04 US-backed dictator, the shah 16:54 Iranian Revolution 17:20 Iran-Iraq War 17:52 US puppet, "crown prince" Reza Pahlavi 19:56 US-backed regime change in Syria 21:01 Imperialism 21:24 Outro
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The US and Israel are waging a war of aggression against Iran. This is not about nuclear weapons; it's about imperialism. Trump and Netanyahu admitted they want regime change. They want to put a puppet in power, like the former shah. I explain in this video. Timecodes: 0:00 USA & Israel bomb Iran 1:21 (CLIP) Trump threatens Iran's military 1:49 (CLIP) Trump calls for regime change 2:33 Iran retaliates, hitting US bases 3:26 Iran is not Venezuela, or Iraq 4:18 (CLIP) Trump fears US casualties 4:52 Israel's PM Netanyahu 6:08 US empire's plans for West Asia 7:39 (CLIP) Wesley Clark: 7 countries targeted 8:14 Nuclear weapons 9:15 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) 10:31 Fake US "negotiations" 12:21 Oil & gas in Middle East (West Asia) 12:45 USA wants to cut off China's oil supplies 13:55 Trump's oil blockade of Cuba 14:25 Israel: US empire's aircraft carrier 15:26 CIA coup in Iran in 1953 16:04 US-backed dictator, the shah 16:54 Iranian Revolution 17:20 Iran-Iraq War 17:52 US puppet, "crown prince" Reza Pahlavi 19:56 US-backed regime change in Syria 21:01 Imperialism 21:24 Outro

Ben Norton

24,621 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇻🇪 PEPE ESCOBAR ON VENEZUELA, IRAN, & UKRAINE - A NEW WORLD ORDER? I’ve said on multiple occasions that after Maduro’s capture, and with the severe weakening of Iran and their proxies, it’s become very difficult to criticize the capabilities of the U.S military and their intelligence. Well, Pepe Escobar disagrees, and he disagrees with many of my stances, including whether the Iranian regime will survive the current protests. In this conversation we discuss: •⁠ ⁠Who betrayed Maduro within his inner circle •⁠ ⁠What the future of Venezuela looks like •⁠ ⁠Is Iran next •⁠ ⁠Will the Iranian regime survive •⁠ ⁠And what all this means for the ongoing war in Ukraine Pepe Escobar regularly visits China, Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Venezuela, and even Yemen, and has deep knowledge on those regions, so I hope you enjoy his insights as much as I have. 03:02 - Venezuela intervention framed as reckless move tied to petrodollar collapse 06:11 - Venezuelan security chief demoted amid suspicions of internal betrayal 08:50 - Regime change vs U.S. interests: democracy not the real objective 11:22 - Trump’s unpredictability debated as a negotiating weapon in geopolitics 12:25 - Iran, Russia, and China unimpressed by Trump’s “madman” strategy 15:59 - NATO attacks on Russia’s nuclear command centers shift war dynamics 18:23 - U.S. dominance narrative challenged: geopolitics not about winning or losing 20:32 - Hezbollah described as ideological movement, not just an Iranian proxy 22:44 - Yemen and Iran framed as long-term resistance societies shaped by sanctions 26:04 - Iranian protests: economic pain mixed with foreign regime-change playbook 29:12 - Iran’s internal weaknesses acknowledged amid sanctions and generational divide 33:55 - Russia and China quietly backing Iran through infrastructure and logistics 36:20 - Beijing and Moscow operate on long-term strategic timelines, not fear 39:09 - BRICS payment systems and de-dollarization efforts explained 41:56 - Sanctions identified as main obstacle to Venezuela’s economic recovery 50:05 - Russia-Ukraine war outlook turns bleak after attack on Putin’s residence
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇻🇪 PEPE ESCOBAR ON VENEZUELA, IRAN, & UKRAINE - A NEW WORLD ORDER? I’ve said on multiple occasions that after Maduro’s capture, and with the severe weakening of Iran and their proxies, it’s become very difficult to criticize the capabilities of the U.S military and their intelligence. Well, Pepe Escobar disagrees, and he disagrees with many of my stances, including whether the Iranian regime will survive the current protests. In this conversation we discuss: •⁠ ⁠Who betrayed Maduro within his inner circle •⁠ ⁠What the future of Venezuela looks like •⁠ ⁠Is Iran next •⁠ ⁠Will the Iranian regime survive •⁠ ⁠And what all this means for the ongoing war in Ukraine Pepe Escobar regularly visits China, Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Venezuela, and even Yemen, and has deep knowledge on those regions, so I hope you enjoy his insights as much as I have. 03:02 - Venezuela intervention framed as reckless move tied to petrodollar collapse 06:11 - Venezuelan security chief demoted amid suspicions of internal betrayal 08:50 - Regime change vs U.S. interests: democracy not the real objective 11:22 - Trump’s unpredictability debated as a negotiating weapon in geopolitics 12:25 - Iran, Russia, and China unimpressed by Trump’s “madman” strategy 15:59 - NATO attacks on Russia’s nuclear command centers shift war dynamics 18:23 - U.S. dominance narrative challenged: geopolitics not about winning or losing 20:32 - Hezbollah described as ideological movement, not just an Iranian proxy 22:44 - Yemen and Iran framed as long-term resistance societies shaped by sanctions 26:04 - Iranian protests: economic pain mixed with foreign regime-change playbook 29:12 - Iran’s internal weaknesses acknowledged amid sanctions and generational divide 33:55 - Russia and China quietly backing Iran through infrastructure and logistics 36:20 - Beijing and Moscow operate on long-term strategic timelines, not fear 39:09 - BRICS payment systems and de-dollarization efforts explained 41:56 - Sanctions identified as main obstacle to Venezuela’s economic recovery 50:05 - Russia-Ukraine war outlook turns bleak after attack on Putin’s residence

Mario Nawfal

3,283,369 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Mearsheimer: Trump Can Start a War, but He Can't Control the End The U.S. airstrike on Iran has already gone beyond a single "incident." It's becoming a long war. Mearsheimer warned: “The U.S. will inflict enormous pain on Iran, but it won't win in the long term.” Under the excuse of a “targeting error,” the U.S. used Tomahawk missiles to bomb a girls’ elementary school in the city of Mina, killing 168 girls aged 8–10. At the outset of the war, they assassinated Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Religious Leader and bombed multiple civilian areas. Over 1,000 Iranians died. These attacks silenced all domestic opposition in Iran. The same citizens who once protested the government now stand united. When American missiles slaughter your children, no one cares about politics anymore—only justice and vengeance. Trump miscalculated. He thought Iran would collapse like Venezuela. But Iran has lived through 8 years of brutal war and decades of sanctions. Surrender is not in their vocabulary. Iran’s new strategy: no talks, no compromise. Instead, they target global choke points like the Strait of Hormuz—disrupting oil flows, raising prices, and hitting U.S. voters directly in the wallet. U.S. polling shows most Americans oppose the war. CNN and AP-NORC found over half say military action makes the U.S. less safe. 56% have “little to no trust” in Trump’s use of force abroad. In just 13 days, 7 U.S. soldiers were killed, 140+ wounded. The more this drags on, the higher the political cost—especially in an election year. Iran’s new Supreme Leader has vowed revenge for *every* death. If compensation is denied, they’ll seize enemy assets. This is no longer tit-for-tat. It’s a protracted, strategic war. So Mearsheimer was right. Trump may start a war, but he cannot dictate its ending. And Iran? They’ve already decided—they will not back down.
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Mearsheimer: Trump Can Start a War, but He Can't Control the End The U.S. airstrike on Iran has already gone beyond a single "incident." It's becoming a long war. Mearsheimer warned: “The U.S. will inflict enormous pain on Iran, but it won't win in the long term.” Under the excuse of a “targeting error,” the U.S. used Tomahawk missiles to bomb a girls’ elementary school in the city of Mina, killing 168 girls aged 8–10. At the outset of the war, they assassinated Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Religious Leader and bombed multiple civilian areas. Over 1,000 Iranians died. These attacks silenced all domestic opposition in Iran. The same citizens who once protested the government now stand united. When American missiles slaughter your children, no one cares about politics anymore—only justice and vengeance. Trump miscalculated. He thought Iran would collapse like Venezuela. But Iran has lived through 8 years of brutal war and decades of sanctions. Surrender is not in their vocabulary. Iran’s new strategy: no talks, no compromise. Instead, they target global choke points like the Strait of Hormuz—disrupting oil flows, raising prices, and hitting U.S. voters directly in the wallet. U.S. polling shows most Americans oppose the war. CNN and AP-NORC found over half say military action makes the U.S. less safe. 56% have “little to no trust” in Trump’s use of force abroad. In just 13 days, 7 U.S. soldiers were killed, 140+ wounded. The more this drags on, the higher the political cost—especially in an election year. Iran’s new Supreme Leader has vowed revenge for *every* death. If compensation is denied, they’ll seize enemy assets. This is no longer tit-for-tat. It’s a protracted, strategic war. So Mearsheimer was right. Trump may start a war, but he cannot dictate its ending. And Iran? They’ve already decided—they will not back down.

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 INTERVIEW: IRAN’S PLAYBOOK - DRAIN THE U.S, CONTROL THE STRAIT, WIN THE WAR Stanislav Krapivnik, former U.S. Army officer, says Iran’s formula is cheap drones, buried missile launchers, and the ability to shut down the Strait of Hormuz while draining America’s billion-dollar air defenses one interception at a time. According to him, Iran is overwhelming U.S. systems with weapons that cost a fraction of what it takes to stop them. And his warning is blunt: air power alone has never toppled a regime. The only path to regime change is boots on the ground, and he says a ground invasion of Iran would be catastrophic for the U.S. military. 🇷🇺 STANISLAV KRAPIVNIK 🇷🇺 00:46 - Pentagon lies just like everyone else: first casualty of war is truth 05:15 - Iran's underground missile cities: decoys painted on ground fooling billion-dollar strikes 07:11 - Cheap drones can close Hormuz: thousand guys with VR goggles swarming ships day and night 10:56 - U.S. following Israel's lead: Greater Israel from Euphrates to Nile, Turkey is next 14:29 - U.S. stripping South Korea and Japan of air defenses for Israel 16:37 - No one fired at drone over Qatar: free sky, smack into radar array 23:43 - Stupidest move possible: murdered Khamenei who blocked Iran's nukes for 40 years 25:04 - 165 fathers from one school: "I'm going to take a rifle and murder them until I die" 26:06 - Iran-Iraq War veterans now in power: the generation that survived U.S. chemical weapons 28:59 - Russian MiGs in Iran: "more likely those aren't Iranian pilots," Moscow won't allow Iran to fall 38:13 - Trump's unconditional surrender trap: painted himself in a corner, no way to spin retreat 44:54 - 40% obesity rate kills the draft: who are we going to conscript to fight in Iranian mountains? 51:50 - Zelensky not planning to die in Ukraine: 9th largest landowner in America, family in London 54:38 - Russian vs American mentality: "die, but do" vs "do or die"
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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 INTERVIEW: IRAN’S PLAYBOOK - DRAIN THE U.S, CONTROL THE STRAIT, WIN THE WAR Stanislav Krapivnik, former U.S. Army officer, says Iran’s formula is cheap drones, buried missile launchers, and the ability to shut down the Strait of Hormuz while draining America’s billion-dollar air defenses one interception at a time. According to him, Iran is overwhelming U.S. systems with weapons that cost a fraction of what it takes to stop them. And his warning is blunt: air power alone has never toppled a regime. The only path to regime change is boots on the ground, and he says a ground invasion of Iran would be catastrophic for the U.S. military. 🇷🇺 STANISLAV KRAPIVNIK 🇷🇺 00:46 - Pentagon lies just like everyone else: first casualty of war is truth 05:15 - Iran's underground missile cities: decoys painted on ground fooling billion-dollar strikes 07:11 - Cheap drones can close Hormuz: thousand guys with VR goggles swarming ships day and night 10:56 - U.S. following Israel's lead: Greater Israel from Euphrates to Nile, Turkey is next 14:29 - U.S. stripping South Korea and Japan of air defenses for Israel 16:37 - No one fired at drone over Qatar: free sky, smack into radar array 23:43 - Stupidest move possible: murdered Khamenei who blocked Iran's nukes for 40 years 25:04 - 165 fathers from one school: "I'm going to take a rifle and murder them until I die" 26:06 - Iran-Iraq War veterans now in power: the generation that survived U.S. chemical weapons 28:59 - Russian MiGs in Iran: "more likely those aren't Iranian pilots," Moscow won't allow Iran to fall 38:13 - Trump's unconditional surrender trap: painted himself in a corner, no way to spin retreat 44:54 - 40% obesity rate kills the draft: who are we going to conscript to fight in Iranian mountains? 51:50 - Zelensky not planning to die in Ukraine: 9th largest landowner in America, family in London 54:38 - Russian vs American mentality: "die, but do" vs "do or die"

Mario Nawfal

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🇮🇱 🇮🇷 Israel may be forced to act alone against Iran: Israel Hayom, a prominent Israeli newspaper often aligned with government views published an article today that was interesting. The article argues that any U.S.-Iran nuclear agreement must explicitly limit Iran's ballistic missile production, stockpiling and capabilities. Failing to take necessary measures would leave Israel vulnerable to an existential threat posed by Iran's missiles, which can transport nuclear warheads if Iran moves forward with its program, regardless of any nuclear constraints. In the event that a new deal fails to address missiles, Israel would be left with no option but to unilaterally attack Iranian missile facilities or related infrastructure to neutralize the threat, even without U.S. assistance. I see it as unlikely that the U.S. and Iran will come to an agreement in the negotiations. I usually don't focus so much on what is conveyed through the media but more on what reinforcements the U.S. is sending to the region. Given that, it is obvious that the U.S. is preparing for war.
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🇮🇱 🇮🇷 Israel may be forced to act alone against Iran: Israel Hayom, a prominent Israeli newspaper often aligned with government views published an article today that was interesting. The article argues that any U.S.-Iran nuclear agreement must explicitly limit Iran's ballistic missile production, stockpiling and capabilities. Failing to take necessary measures would leave Israel vulnerable to an existential threat posed by Iran's missiles, which can transport nuclear warheads if Iran moves forward with its program, regardless of any nuclear constraints. In the event that a new deal fails to address missiles, Israel would be left with no option but to unilaterally attack Iranian missile facilities or related infrastructure to neutralize the threat, even without U.S. assistance. I see it as unlikely that the U.S. and Iran will come to an agreement in the negotiations. I usually don't focus so much on what is conveyed through the media but more on what reinforcements the U.S. is sending to the region. Given that, it is obvious that the U.S. is preparing for war.

WORLD AT WAR

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Iran war, day 124 | Is the U.S. planning an attack sooner than later? The evidence: -U.S. has increased its military build up -USS Boxer amphibious assault ship is in the region - Multiple C-17 cargo jets have been flying from Fort Brag, major uptick -there are 24 plus navy ships, battle ships, submarines in the region -Ohio class battle ships present serve as mobile missile launchers -over 50,000 troops remain on active duty and they’re preparing for something -Kurdish separatist (PKK) group by the Iraqi border doing military exercises -KDPI (Kurdish dem party of Iran) is now clashing with IRGC, there are casualties -KDPI is a terror group based in Iraq -KDPI is trained & armed by CIA, same group trump armed to start Iran riots -despite MOU, there’s no de-escalation In fact there’s proof Israel tried to murder iran’s negotiators Dr. Ghalibaf, Dr. Araghchi on their way to Islamabad! •the US warned Iran via Pakistan -Iranian delegation’s aircraft landed early in Mashhad after 2 Israeli jets reportedly entered Iranian airspace from the direction of Iraq. -The delegation then traveled by land to Tehran. Is US CENTCOM planning something big? Adm. Brad Cooper, CENTCOM commander, and senior military officials from Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi, Syria, the UAE, and Yemen discussed the current regional security environment and opportunities for enhancing defense collaboration across the region. How many of these Arab states are led by Sunni regimes again? Yes the U.S. has a base in Yemen! Leaders underscored their shared commitment to the free flow of commerce through the SOH. This is the 1st time Lebanon and Syria have attended a major naval summit with the U.S. Is the US and its terror militias planning a major attack on Iran to take the SOH? Iran isn’t taking the bait for now! -Iran has targeting Kurdish separatist groups in recent days. -An IRGC UAV (OWA-UAV) struck Iranian Kurdish opposition positions on Mount Hariri in Erbil Governorate, Iraqi Kurdistan. Iran also rejected a US offer to unfreeze a part of stolen Iranian frozen funds in exchange for Iran abandoning the planned charging of tolls on commercial shipping in SOH. But Trump said the SOH is open again? So why the need to bribe Iran to open it? US UN ambassador Mike Waltz urges Iran to give in! Waltz: “Iran cannot keep choosing death and curse. And today we once again urge Iran to revert to the path of peace and dialogue. The world is not with Iran. Iran's own people are not with this regime, and its neighbors are not with this regime.” Meanwhile the U.S. can’t even pass a UNSCR to wage war on Iran! Where do Trump’s lies stand today? US’s top crypto scammer Trump says Iran has agreed to almost everything the US wanted. Really? So why the military build up? Prof. Marandi corrected a few of the lies: •Bombed nuclear sites will not be inspected until the Trump regime fully abides by its commitments. •The Bushehr and Tehran reactors have never been off limits. •After 60 days, Iran definitely plans to collect fees from ships passing through the SOH. Why not now? Why is adherence to the MOU one sided? •Iran never planned to use the frozen funds for the military. •It produces most of its own needs and also exports large amounts of oil, other commodities, and goods. •Trump needs a narrative to justify releasing the assets. My analysis: -the U.S. and its allies are building up their military presence to resume hostilities soon! There may be another attempted invasion! -Trump and Israel will not abide by agreements or respect iran’s control of the SOH -Trump don’t release funds or remove sanctions any time soon if at all -Will Trump heed Loomer’s advice and strike Iran during the 5 day funeral procession of their murdered Supreme Leader Seyed Ali Khamenei while international leaders are present? •Agent Loomer freely calls on Mossad to attack Iran!
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Iran war, day 124 | Is the U.S. planning an attack sooner than later? The evidence: -U.S. has increased its military build up -USS Boxer amphibious assault ship is in the region - Multiple C-17 cargo jets have been flying from Fort Brag, major uptick -there are 24 plus navy ships, battle ships, submarines in the region -Ohio class battle ships present serve as mobile missile launchers -over 50,000 troops remain on active duty and they’re preparing for something -Kurdish separatist (PKK) group by the Iraqi border doing military exercises -KDPI (Kurdish dem party of Iran) is now clashing with IRGC, there are casualties -KDPI is a terror group based in Iraq -KDPI is trained & armed by CIA, same group trump armed to start Iran riots -despite MOU, there’s no de-escalation In fact there’s proof Israel tried to murder iran’s negotiators Dr. Ghalibaf, Dr. Araghchi on their way to Islamabad! •the US warned Iran via Pakistan -Iranian delegation’s aircraft landed early in Mashhad after 2 Israeli jets reportedly entered Iranian airspace from the direction of Iraq. -The delegation then traveled by land to Tehran. Is US CENTCOM planning something big? Adm. Brad Cooper, CENTCOM commander, and senior military officials from Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi, Syria, the UAE, and Yemen discussed the current regional security environment and opportunities for enhancing defense collaboration across the region. How many of these Arab states are led by Sunni regimes again? Yes the U.S. has a base in Yemen! Leaders underscored their shared commitment to the free flow of commerce through the SOH. This is the 1st time Lebanon and Syria have attended a major naval summit with the U.S. Is the US and its terror militias planning a major attack on Iran to take the SOH? Iran isn’t taking the bait for now! -Iran has targeting Kurdish separatist groups in recent days. -An IRGC UAV (OWA-UAV) struck Iranian Kurdish opposition positions on Mount Hariri in Erbil Governorate, Iraqi Kurdistan. Iran also rejected a US offer to unfreeze a part of stolen Iranian frozen funds in exchange for Iran abandoning the planned charging of tolls on commercial shipping in SOH. But Trump said the SOH is open again? So why the need to bribe Iran to open it? US UN ambassador Mike Waltz urges Iran to give in! Waltz: “Iran cannot keep choosing death and curse. And today we once again urge Iran to revert to the path of peace and dialogue. The world is not with Iran. Iran's own people are not with this regime, and its neighbors are not with this regime.” Meanwhile the U.S. can’t even pass a UNSCR to wage war on Iran! Where do Trump’s lies stand today? US’s top crypto scammer Trump says Iran has agreed to almost everything the US wanted. Really? So why the military build up? Prof. Marandi corrected a few of the lies: •Bombed nuclear sites will not be inspected until the Trump regime fully abides by its commitments. •The Bushehr and Tehran reactors have never been off limits. •After 60 days, Iran definitely plans to collect fees from ships passing through the SOH. Why not now? Why is adherence to the MOU one sided? •Iran never planned to use the frozen funds for the military. •It produces most of its own needs and also exports large amounts of oil, other commodities, and goods. •Trump needs a narrative to justify releasing the assets. My analysis: -the U.S. and its allies are building up their military presence to resume hostilities soon! There may be another attempted invasion! -Trump and Israel will not abide by agreements or respect iran’s control of the SOH -Trump don’t release funds or remove sanctions any time soon if at all -Will Trump heed Loomer’s advice and strike Iran during the 5 day funeral procession of their murdered Supreme Leader Seyed Ali Khamenei while international leaders are present? •Agent Loomer freely calls on Mossad to attack Iran!

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