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"[Morgan]'s noticed a correlation between US military aircraft being over various bits of Israel that are subject to Iranian missile attacks. And I must admit, you know, I sat back, oh, goodness, this is interesting. But also the missiles tend to hit places in Israel that have been zoned... show more
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![Catherine Austin Fitts on why she thinks Iran can't "say uncle" "If I were leading Iran, there's no way I would ever say uncle... you're talking about a thousand-plus-year-old society and culture agreeing to total extinction and slavery." "The Iranians are very smart... they and the Chinese have the highest [average] IQ at 107. So... when the Iranian foreign minister said we've been planning to deal with this war for 40 years... they are playing an asymmetrical war." This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from an interview with Michael Farris (Michael Farris) posted to Rumble on March 27, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "So you've got a draining game in the West and certainly in Israel. Israel's feeling the pain. But you've also got a drain game going on in Iran. And the question is, who's going to call uncle first? Now if Iran can hold out with enough energy flow and enough liquidity flow probably through the Chinese, maybe through the Russians, then it's a real game-changer because the effort to, to implement the digital control grid is going to have a real stall in it because there, you know, there is a leakage in the system and Iran is that leakage in the system." Farris: "So then the question is, who would— Like, what you said who would say uncle first? I wonder who's closer to that point of raising the white flag, so to speak." Fitts: "I have no idea. I don't think we know. You know, if, if I was leading Iran, there's no way I would ever say uncle. Whatever loss I had to take, you know, this is, this is a win–lose situation. And what you're talking is about is, is a thousand- plus-year-old, you know, society and culture agreeing to total extinction and slavery. "So you know, the Iranians are very smart. They have, if you look at the World Review, they have, they and the Chinese have the highest IQ, at 107. So I think the Iranians, you know, when the Iranian foreign minister said we've been planning to deal with this war for 40 years now and they are playing an asymmetrical war. "So I think the question is can they keep enough trade and financial liquidity going to keep, you know, to stay above, to stay in survival mode." Farris: "And hence the Iranian toll booth that they set up." Fitts: "Yeah, yeah. So they're basically, they're getting currency as a result of allowing some boats to go through. Now here's the question. If you look at just the mathematics of what it takes to saturate bomb Israel versus saturate bomb Iran. Iran is a huge country and it's very mountainous in many sections. I mean look at, look at the topography of Iran. Look at a map that has the topography. "So you know, it depends on what their stockpile of missiles are. But, you know, I think they are capable of huge damage to Iran, I mean to Israel. And so I doubt the Israelis have ever had to, you know, take that kind of, that level of— in the, you know, certainly in recent history. So I don't know who's going to say uncle first. I really don't."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2041642115550343200/amplify_video_thumb/2041639150382936065/img/xLtwCbg5-_yPmL4t.jpg)
