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Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: Trump cares about the midterm elections in November. High gas prices mean losing. Netanyahu told him he could quickly overthrow the Iranian government & bring oil prices back down. Trump... took that miscalculation. It's not going to happen. And Iranians will make sure the US pays a high enough price - because if the cost is too low, the US will attack Iran every few months. Trump cares about public opinion not because he cares about people - but because he cares about his political future. If Democrats win in November, he faces impeachment for his illegal attack on Iran. He doesn't want that.show more

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Dr. Foad Izadi, an associate professor of American Studies at the University of Tehran who specializes in U.S. foreign policy, said Trump “is not in a good shape right now,” describing him as “losing control” under pressure. He is “quite upset” and “not doing well.” فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

Dr. Foad Izadi, an associate professor of American Studies at the University of Tehran who specializes in U.S. foreign policy, said Trump “is not in a good shape right now,” describing him as “losing control” under pressure. He is “quite upset” and “not doing well.” فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 TRUMP FELL FOR NETANYAHU'S PITCH FOR ATTACKING IRAN Professor Foad Izadi talked about how Trump chose to dismiss his own intelligence community’s assessment that Iran has no nuclear weapons program in favor of Netanyahu's narrative. Foad emphasized the failure to predict the closure of the Strait of Hormuz was a symptom of the same, with Iran embarrassing Trump on the military front hours after he suggested they could do nothing to the U.S. Air Force. Professor Izadi stressed that ignoring expert data has led to a much more prolonged and dangerous conflict. "He thought the war would be finished in 3 days. Even the intelligence community told him about the consequences." فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 TRUMP FELL FOR NETANYAHU'S PITCH FOR ATTACKING IRAN Professor Foad Izadi talked about how Trump chose to dismiss his own intelligence community’s assessment that Iran has no nuclear weapons program in favor of Netanyahu's narrative. Foad emphasized the failure to predict the closure of the Strait of Hormuz was a symptom of the same, with Iran embarrassing Trump on the military front hours after he suggested they could do nothing to the U.S. Air Force. Professor Izadi stressed that ignoring expert data has led to a much more prolonged and dangerous conflict. "He thought the war would be finished in 3 days. Even the intelligence community told him about the consequences." فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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In an exclusive interview for #AlMayadeen, Dr. Foad Izadi, Professor of North American Studies at Tehran University, explains how he predicted the US strike on #Iran, down to the night it occurred. Citing Washington’s lack of ethical restraint, its vast military spending, and its willingness to act even during negotiations, Dr. Izadi argued that the attack was not only foreseeable but strategically aligned with Netanyahu’s growing influence over #US foreign policy. “The only thing that would stop the United States would be the cost of war for US soldiers,” he stated. Watch the full interview: فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi Karim Sharara كريم شرارة #IranAttack

In an exclusive interview for #AlMayadeen, Dr. Foad Izadi, Professor of North American Studies at Tehran University, explains how he predicted the US strike on #Iran, down to the night it occurred. Citing Washington’s lack of ethical restraint, its vast military spending, and its willingness to act even during negotiations, Dr. Izadi argued that the attack was not only foreseeable but strategically aligned with Netanyahu’s growing influence over #US foreign policy. “The only thing that would stop the United States would be the cost of war for US soldiers,” he stated. Watch the full interview: فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi Karim Sharara كريم شرارة #IranAttack

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Iran is weighing how many US casualties, or the threat thereof, could stop a US attack. VPol contributor Helyeh Doutaghi (Helyeh Doutaghi), an Iranian legal scholar, interviewed Professor Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi), an Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Tehran, about these questions. ￭ “The majority of people in Iran, in terms of the military leadership, the political leadership, believe that this time the casualties, the American casualties, should be significant enough” to shift the “cost-benefit analysis,” and that “an attack on Iran would be stopped,” Prof. Izadi said ￭ Many of the members of the “school of thought” that was more cautious about inflicting casualties on the US “are no longer with us. They were the commanders of Iran's military” martyred during the 12-Day War. ￭ Their replacements “realized that unless the US has this human casualty in serious numbers, then the idea of attacking Iran would be on the table of the US president.” #VPol

Iran is weighing how many US casualties, or the threat thereof, could stop a US attack. VPol contributor Helyeh Doutaghi (Helyeh Doutaghi), an Iranian legal scholar, interviewed Professor Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi), an Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Tehran, about these questions. ￭ “The majority of people in Iran, in terms of the military leadership, the political leadership, believe that this time the casualties, the American casualties, should be significant enough” to shift the “cost-benefit analysis,” and that “an attack on Iran would be stopped,” Prof. Izadi said ￭ Many of the members of the “school of thought” that was more cautious about inflicting casualties on the US “are no longer with us. They were the commanders of Iran's military” martyred during the 12-Day War. ￭ Their replacements “realized that unless the US has this human casualty in serious numbers, then the idea of attacking Iran would be on the table of the US president.” #VPol

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Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: A French ship carrying fertilizers passed through the Strait of Hormuz before the American blockade - when given a choice between fertilizers & Trump, they chose fertilizers. Europeans understand that if Trump gets away with this illegal war against Iran, he will be emboldened - Canada & Greenland are next. This is the same pattern as Venezuela: Trump thought attacking countries was easy, got encouraged, & tried the same with Iran. Europeans also realize that Iran will control the Strait of Hormuz for many decades to come - and that Trump doesn't know how to do foreign policy. But Europe still lacks an independent foreign policy. When Trump left the 2015 nuclear agreement, Europeans left it in practice by not doing their part. Iran hopes Europe realizes that the US is as dangerous for Europe as it is for Iran & develop genuine foreign policy independence. Iran is fighting for itself & also for the civilized world. Americans are fighting for Israel and the Epstein class. If Europeans realize this, they will be in a better shape.

Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: A French ship carrying fertilizers passed through the Strait of Hormuz before the American blockade - when given a choice between fertilizers & Trump, they chose fertilizers. Europeans understand that if Trump gets away with this illegal war against Iran, he will be emboldened - Canada & Greenland are next. This is the same pattern as Venezuela: Trump thought attacking countries was easy, got encouraged, & tried the same with Iran. Europeans also realize that Iran will control the Strait of Hormuz for many decades to come - and that Trump doesn't know how to do foreign policy. But Europe still lacks an independent foreign policy. When Trump left the 2015 nuclear agreement, Europeans left it in practice by not doing their part. Iran hopes Europe realizes that the US is as dangerous for Europe as it is for Iran & develop genuine foreign policy independence. Iran is fighting for itself & also for the civilized world. Americans are fighting for Israel and the Epstein class. If Europeans realize this, they will be in a better shape.

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.Rep. Jamie Raskin: “Trump doesn't care. He barely cares about anybody outside of his family. I'm not sure he cares about everybody IN his family. He's an absolute narcissist, he's driven to pillage the federal government, and that's what's going on.”

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🇺🇸 Biden returned to 18 of the 19 agreements Trump abandoned. The one he skipped was the nuclear deal. Tehran University professor Foad Izadi breaks down why that single decision may have changed everything. "If they had listened to Robert Malley, you probably would not have this work because the U.S. would actually return to the agreement." One agreement left on the table. An entire region paid the price. فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🇺🇸 Biden returned to 18 of the 19 agreements Trump abandoned. The one he skipped was the nuclear deal. Tehran University professor Foad Izadi breaks down why that single decision may have changed everything. "If they had listened to Robert Malley, you probably would not have this work because the U.S. would actually return to the agreement." One agreement left on the table. An entire region paid the price. فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: A fatwa by Iran's previous leadership prohibits nuclear weapons. The US intelligence community's own 2025 Threat Assessment confirms: Iran has no nuclear weapons, no nuclear weapons program, & Iranian leaders have not decided to pursue one. Trump dismissed his own intelligence community & sided with Netanyahu's version. Countries with nuclear weapons don't get attacked by the US. North Korea is the clearest example. So the question is growing in Iran - why not build nuclear weapons after being attacked? It's not illegal internationally. It only becomes illegal under the Non Proliferation Treaty - and Article 10 allows members to exit. Public opinion in Iran is increasingly pushing for it. The religious ruling still holds - but this is a live debate, especially after the attacks Iran has suffered.

Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: A fatwa by Iran's previous leadership prohibits nuclear weapons. The US intelligence community's own 2025 Threat Assessment confirms: Iran has no nuclear weapons, no nuclear weapons program, & Iranian leaders have not decided to pursue one. Trump dismissed his own intelligence community & sided with Netanyahu's version. Countries with nuclear weapons don't get attacked by the US. North Korea is the clearest example. So the question is growing in Iran - why not build nuclear weapons after being attacked? It's not illegal internationally. It only becomes illegal under the Non Proliferation Treaty - and Article 10 allows members to exit. Public opinion in Iran is increasingly pushing for it. The religious ruling still holds - but this is a live debate, especially after the attacks Iran has suffered.

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Iran's economy was struggling BEFORE the war, and the U.S. badly miscalculated what additional economic pressure would produce. Prof. Foad Izadi, who teaches at the University of Tehran and has direct visibility into Iranian public opinion, breaks it down for me: Iranians are absorbing more personal pain because they blame Trump and Netanyahu for their suffering, not their own government. Meaning the economic pressure the U.S. hoped would turn Iranians against the regime is doing the opposite. On whether Iran will compromise on Hormuz: "Iran's primary goal is to make sure the strait is not used again to attack Iran, the fees, the percentages, sharing with Omanis, these are things Iranians can compromise on." On the internal Iranian debate: real disagreements exist within the government, with figures like Araghchi openly frustrated at hardliners blocking a deal. But Prof. Izadi also believes Trump sees controlling Persian Gulf oil resources as his presidential legacy, making a clean exit unlikely. He tells me armed men are already waiting on the beaches of southern Iran, and Iranian state media is broadcasting it openly as a warning. A revealing window into how Tehran and the Iranian public are actually thinking right now... Thanks for coming on, فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

Iran's economy was struggling BEFORE the war, and the U.S. badly miscalculated what additional economic pressure would produce. Prof. Foad Izadi, who teaches at the University of Tehran and has direct visibility into Iranian public opinion, breaks it down for me: Iranians are absorbing more personal pain because they blame Trump and Netanyahu for their suffering, not their own government. Meaning the economic pressure the U.S. hoped would turn Iranians against the regime is doing the opposite. On whether Iran will compromise on Hormuz: "Iran's primary goal is to make sure the strait is not used again to attack Iran, the fees, the percentages, sharing with Omanis, these are things Iranians can compromise on." On the internal Iranian debate: real disagreements exist within the government, with figures like Araghchi openly frustrated at hardliners blocking a deal. But Prof. Izadi also believes Trump sees controlling Persian Gulf oil resources as his presidential legacy, making a clean exit unlikely. He tells me armed men are already waiting on the beaches of southern Iran, and Iranian state media is broadcasting it openly as a warning. A revealing window into how Tehran and the Iranian public are actually thinking right now... Thanks for coming on, فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: Innocent passage through the Strait of Hormuz is allowed under international law - but only if ships don't threaten coastal states. The Strait has two coastal states: Iran & Oman. The US is 11,000 kilometers away. So American & Israeli ships will not be allowed passage. This is Iran's right under Article 51 of the UN Charter - self-defense against an attack that killed over 3,500 civilians. Iran will use its geography to ensure the US pays for damages. Passage fees are how Iran gets compensated. Ordinary citizens won't be affected - countries that attacked Iran will pay. Oil prices are up 100%. Once the war ends, they'll drop - except a 10% security fee. Iran would rather collect that directly than let British insurers pocket it by declaring a danger zone.

Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: Innocent passage through the Strait of Hormuz is allowed under international law - but only if ships don't threaten coastal states. The Strait has two coastal states: Iran & Oman. The US is 11,000 kilometers away. So American & Israeli ships will not be allowed passage. This is Iran's right under Article 51 of the UN Charter - self-defense against an attack that killed over 3,500 civilians. Iran will use its geography to ensure the US pays for damages. Passage fees are how Iran gets compensated. Ordinary citizens won't be affected - countries that attacked Iran will pay. Oil prices are up 100%. Once the war ends, they'll drop - except a 10% security fee. Iran would rather collect that directly than let British insurers pocket it by declaring a danger zone.

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President Trump says he doesn't need PM Netanyahu to tell him about Iranian activity at Pickaxe Mountain because the U.S. 'knows exactly what's going on.' He says the U.S. will 'takeout' Pickaxe if Iran doesn't make a deal.

President Trump says he doesn't need PM Netanyahu to tell him about Iranian activity at Pickaxe Mountain because the U.S. 'knows exactly what's going on.' He says the U.S. will 'takeout' Pickaxe if Iran doesn't make a deal.

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🎥 NEW: Jeremy Scahill reported this morning that Iranian officials say the U.S. has accepted Iran’s red lines in the latest revisions to the ceasefire declaration, but is asking for time to “manage domestic public opinion” before formally announcing acceptance of the interim agreement. Dr. Foad Izadi of the University of Tehran says Iran will want proof Washington is serious about ending the war, including the release of frozen Iranian assets and an end to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon. “If the U.S. cannot give the money that belongs to Iran back to Iran, and the U.S. cannot put a leash on Netanyahu and stop him from going on a rampage in Lebanon, then it shows that this conflict has not ended,” Izadi says. “This is a test for Iran to see what’s going on with the other side.” jeremy scahill | فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🎥 NEW: Jeremy Scahill reported this morning that Iranian officials say the U.S. has accepted Iran’s red lines in the latest revisions to the ceasefire declaration, but is asking for time to “manage domestic public opinion” before formally announcing acceptance of the interim agreement. Dr. Foad Izadi of the University of Tehran says Iran will want proof Washington is serious about ending the war, including the release of frozen Iranian assets and an end to Israel’s attacks on Lebanon. “If the U.S. cannot give the money that belongs to Iran back to Iran, and the U.S. cannot put a leash on Netanyahu and stop him from going on a rampage in Lebanon, then it shows that this conflict has not ended,” Izadi says. “This is a test for Iran to see what’s going on with the other side.” jeremy scahill | فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Prof. Foad Izadi of the University of Tehran says Trump calling Iran's new government "more reasonable" is spin to justify a failed $40 billion campaign. The new leadership is younger, more energetic, and less restrained because the figures who believed in diplomacy were killed. Their replacements have no incentive to go easy on Washington after what it did to Iran. "He's trying to make up for a failed policy by creating rhetoric that is not serious." Trump may be declaring victory. There's nothing to declare. فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Prof. Foad Izadi of the University of Tehran says Trump calling Iran's new government "more reasonable" is spin to justify a failed $40 billion campaign. The new leadership is younger, more energetic, and less restrained because the figures who believed in diplomacy were killed. Their replacements have no incentive to go easy on Washington after what it did to Iran. "He's trying to make up for a failed policy by creating rhetoric that is not serious." Trump may be declaring victory. There's nothing to declare. فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: The UAE has decided to become an Israeli-occupied territory - a huge mistake. Israeli companies have a major presence in Dubai & Abu Dhabi, and IDF troops have been stationed on UAE soil. The UAE believes that by being more subservient to the US & Israel than other Gulf states, they'll end up in a better position. They are wrong. Iran will not forget what the UAE has done. Iran has suffered around $250 billion worth of damage. A good portion of that money will come from the UAE, whether they realize it or not.

Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: The UAE has decided to become an Israeli-occupied territory - a huge mistake. Israeli companies have a major presence in Dubai & Abu Dhabi, and IDF troops have been stationed on UAE soil. The UAE believes that by being more subservient to the US & Israel than other Gulf states, they'll end up in a better position. They are wrong. Iran will not forget what the UAE has done. Iran has suffered around $250 billion worth of damage. A good portion of that money will come from the UAE, whether they realize it or not.

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Rep.Tliab destroyed Russell Vought after he has the nerve to say that he works for the President of the United States. In his mind thats who he works for and will do anything for not the American people. He cares about Trump thats it not the taxpayers paying him to F up.

Rep.Tliab destroyed Russell Vought after he has the nerve to say that he works for the President of the United States. In his mind thats who he works for and will do anything for not the American people. He cares about Trump thats it not the taxpayers paying him to F up.

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Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: Before the war, some Iranians blamed the government for economic difficulties. That has changed. Pezeshkian's reformist government was in the middle of negotiations when Iran was attacked - twice. In the latest round in Islamabad, Iran wasn't attacked mid-negotiations, but the naval blockade was announced - which is an act of war under international law. Iranians understand their country was attacked illegally while their government was pursuing a diplomatic solution. That makes tolerating economic hardship easier. There is a strong rally-around-the-flag effect - everybody is doing their part. Trump has left Iran with only one choice: to defend itself. And Iranians, regardless of their other grievances, understand that defending the country comes first. Iran has a population of over 90 million with diverse views & political disagreements - that's normal. But on the question of an unjust external attack by Israel & the US, there is unity: resist.

Prof. Foad Izadi (فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi) | Foreign Policy Expert | American Studies at the University of Tehran: Before the war, some Iranians blamed the government for economic difficulties. That has changed. Pezeshkian's reformist government was in the middle of negotiations when Iran was attacked - twice. In the latest round in Islamabad, Iran wasn't attacked mid-negotiations, but the naval blockade was announced - which is an act of war under international law. Iranians understand their country was attacked illegally while their government was pursuing a diplomatic solution. That makes tolerating economic hardship easier. There is a strong rally-around-the-flag effect - everybody is doing their part. Trump has left Iran with only one choice: to defend itself. And Iranians, regardless of their other grievances, understand that defending the country comes first. Iran has a population of over 90 million with diverse views & political disagreements - that's normal. But on the question of an unjust external attack by Israel & the US, there is unity: resist.

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"The likelihood of war is over 90% in the next couple of years." I spoke to Prof. Foad Izadi, of the University of Tehran, to understand how Iran is thinking about what comes next. He reframes the whole Hormuz standoff in one line: this isn't a negotiation, it's a regime change. Not in Tehran, but in the strait itself. Iran and Oman are the ones with territorial waters there. The U.S. is 11,000 km away. On what a second war would look like: Iran has already identified Gulf oil facilities and desalination plants as targets, ones he says could take 2-3 years to rebuild. He believes hitting Qatari gas facilities is what ultimately pushed Trump toward a ceasefire last time. On Israel, he believes without American refueling and Gulf airspace, a serious Israeli strike on Iran simply isn't possible. Great to have فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi back on the show. Enjoy.

"The likelihood of war is over 90% in the next couple of years." I spoke to Prof. Foad Izadi, of the University of Tehran, to understand how Iran is thinking about what comes next. He reframes the whole Hormuz standoff in one line: this isn't a negotiation, it's a regime change. Not in Tehran, but in the strait itself. Iran and Oman are the ones with territorial waters there. The U.S. is 11,000 km away. On what a second war would look like: Iran has already identified Gulf oil facilities and desalination plants as targets, ones he says could take 2-3 years to rebuild. He believes hitting Qatari gas facilities is what ultimately pushed Trump toward a ceasefire last time. On Israel, he believes without American refueling and Gulf airspace, a serious Israeli strike on Iran simply isn't possible. Great to have فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi back on the show. Enjoy.

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 If Iran has to choose between damage to its oil facilities and shooting its way out of the Strait it will choose to shoot. Prof. Foad Izadi from Iran says Trump's oil storage deadline came and went with nothing blowing up, and his intelligence is coming from Netanyahu not anyone serious. If you accept the bullying there is no end to it. Trump wants Iranian oil, Iranian borders, Iranian regime change. "There is no other option. The U.S. has given Iran one option and that is to resist." فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 If Iran has to choose between damage to its oil facilities and shooting its way out of the Strait it will choose to shoot. Prof. Foad Izadi from Iran says Trump's oil storage deadline came and went with nothing blowing up, and his intelligence is coming from Netanyahu not anyone serious. If you accept the bullying there is no end to it. Trump wants Iranian oil, Iranian borders, Iranian regime change. "There is no other option. The U.S. has given Iran one option and that is to resist." فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

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💢 Dr. Foad Izadi, prominent political analyst and professor at the University of Tehran, said Iran has the capability to close the Strait of Hormuz for “at least six months.” ➤ فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi said “the Strait of Hormuz will be closed for some time until some sort of an economic… financial solution is achieved.” He said Iran wants to be compensated for “all the damages that United States and Israel have done.” ➤ “The days of everybody enjoying cheap oil and Iranians suffering under sanctions, those are over.”

💢 Dr. Foad Izadi, prominent political analyst and professor at the University of Tehran, said Iran has the capability to close the Strait of Hormuz for “at least six months.” ➤ فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi said “the Strait of Hormuz will be closed for some time until some sort of an economic… financial solution is achieved.” He said Iran wants to be compensated for “all the damages that United States and Israel have done.” ➤ “The days of everybody enjoying cheap oil and Iranians suffering under sanctions, those are over.”

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