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Do you
think that the that Turkey is going to um allow or not intervene or not uh
engage or protest like us arming and enabling and funding Kurdish separ
separatists in like what the Washington Warhawks call South Azure Bay? Do you
think Pakistan who's dealing with its own balo insurgency is going to like not
see us arming beloi belo separatists as a direct threat to its territorial
integrity? Nobody wants this. The UAE doesn't want it. Saudi doesn't want it. They're just, you know, having to say
things. I I don't think they'll shoot high mars at Iran. To what purpose, you know? Uh so yeah, it's just completely
destabilized the region and soured soured uh a lot of our long-standing relationships.
Well, it also seems to have and we're just waiting for low-key everyone. I believe he's having some technical issues and Greg, thanks for being
generous with your time as we as we do that. Um I just wanted to we're now
seeing reports I mean some of this stuff is happening as we speak. Uh there's we know Hezbollah is back in and Hezbollah
being back in also throws no matter how many people we know Israel is going on a rampage in Lebanon right now to uh mass
I mean talk about ma trying to mass murder the population as they generally do but uh there's also Hezbollah is back
in the fight Greg uh look at this uh always with Streamyard. So here we go.
Um they're destroying tanks again. There's now as we are speaking there are rockets
aliad's reporting that so it's most likely accurate.
So there's also Yeah. So again well these are all up to you know the minute
reports. There's also sirens according to the cradle that there are sirens going off in Israel because there are
missiles being launched uh from Lebanon which means that Hezbollah is still uh
they're still going. Um and that upends this whole project of not only disarming Hezbollah but also trying to establish
that uh permanent uh you know occupation zone for Israel to uh you know continue
their project. So a lot of things are just kind of erupting. Do do you think the US even expected this because
Hezbollah was deemed dead? Well, the U the US like the ODNI, Office
of Director of National Intelligence. It's the department that kind of aggregates all the information collected
by every foreign and domestic intelligence agency from the CIA, the FBI, MSA, NSA, DIA, all the three
letters. They didn't think that Hezbollah was disarmed. I cannot imagine
they didn't see this coming. Um, but again, the Israeli government is willing
to take these hits if they can further punish and emiserate Lebanon and maybe
uh reoccupy parts of Lebanon south of the Latani River. Uh, again, I'm going
to go back to my initial thesis that they know because they're not stupid. They might be zealots, but they're not
completely stupid. They know that US unconditional support is not going to
last forever. And I don't mean it's going to disappear in the next couple years or overnight, but it's going to
end with this uh this generation that currently dominates political power. So,
the older boomers, silent generation folks, right? Uh who are very hawkish. They've been in the reigns of power
since the late 90s, early 2000s, and they're just not going away. But once those guys are gone, you know, but um
they're the unconditional support is going to dry up. So this riot is not going to last forever. So I think
they're trying to make hay while the sunshines. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there were uh of
course rumblings that Israel was going to use uh the strikes on Iran by the United
States and and Israel too to justify its aggression on on Lebanon even further.
Um, I think they even announced that they were planning on hitting Lebanon and essentially anybody uh that was s,
you know, a so-called threat to to Israel, but uh, nonetheless, I think Hezbollah
is uh, you know, it's still around and it's still going to cause at least some
problems for the Israeli regime. Yeah. And they're they're never going to truly disarm because once they do,
they're they're done. And that's why Hamas is never going to, I don't think, ever completely disarmed. They might
like, you know, pull a PKK in like Turkey or like the north uh or
in like parts of Syria where they send out a social media video of them burning a couple AK-47s.
But no, once they once they give up their arms, they're done. And that means um Lebanon completely becomes a a vassel
in its entirety, not just in its in its government. So, uh, they can't afford to
if they want to survive as an institution. And right now they they're fighting for their existential survival.
That's why they entered the war not just like in solidarity with Iran like they did with uh Hamas and Gaza, but they're
doing it because they they have to like they have to make as this hurt as much as possible to make it end. Because if
Iran goes, they are they're completely isolated and this is an existential war
for their own survival right now. So, I definitely think they're going to be sending it, waging a ground war, destroying as many tanks, maybe not so
many rockets, but um I definitely see like small anti-tank teams running around uh just like they did last time,
just like they did back in 2006, just like they did back in the 80s. So, probably older like more decentralized
tactics. Uh, of course they haven't had enough time to like really build up their uh their leadership structure.
Having it that centralized and that and and that hierarchical actually really hurt them last time. So I think they're
going back to old school playbooks of decentralized cells and networks running around um the south of Lebanon.
All right. Yeah, Greg, thanks so much for joining me today. Uh this was great. I appreciate you taking the extended
time out. Uh, our second guest has come. Uh, here he is. Hey, Loki. How are you
doing? I hope you okay. Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. Um,
nice of you to show up, man. It's been a minute. I was late. This uh I'm not sure what's happening with my uh my technical stuff
at the moment, but yeah, it's good. Uh oh, sorry, I've lost your uh your
mic. Uh I don't know what happened there. Okay. Yeah, I know. This is going to be
uh low key. I can't hear you at all anymore. Let me um let me see what happened. I tried to make you louder
because you were a bit quiet. Um and now it seems you have been turned off. Uh
I look out and come back in. Oh, no. You're good now. I can hear you. I can hear you. All right. Well, I I'm going to go head
up uh head out. I got to go do campaign stuff, guys. I'm running for te uh Congress in Texas District 31. just a
heads up if you're interested in living in the region. So, uh, good to see you again, man. And thanks for having me on,
Danny. Of course. Yeah. And everybody, uh, you can follow Greg on his X and and his campaign in the video description after
the show. All right, Greg. All right, Loki. Good to see you, man. I know it's kind of a been rough to technical
technically, but I definitely wanted to get your view on what's going on uh, in this war. maybe you can help us analyze
because we've I can show the images of what's happening to Israel. I can show the images of what's happening to US
bases in the region and that's been a lot of the talk. But what has this demonstrated to you in terms of uh the
significance of uh Iran's retaliation, the resistance, etc. What what has what has been
important for you? H your volume I can't hear you anymore.
I don't know why. Um, what's happening here?
Uh, let's see. Um, maybe, yeah, maybe if you want to come back.
No. Okay. I Okay. No, you're good. You're good now. Uh, I think it's because every time I try to make you a little louder, uh, I just won't mess
with it anymore. So, continue. Okay. Okay. Ultimately, I think what has
been demonstrated is that Israel is in essence a paper tiger which has an air
force which can attack civilian buildings. It has a military which can
spy on communications. It has uh low key one thing I I don't mean to
interrupt you. Is there do you have any headphones by any chance? Uh because there is an echo I think.
Okay. The headphones unfortunately can't connect while the phone is charging. Oh, there's no um Bluetooth or anything
like that. Okay. There's there's not unfortunately because it has to be plugged in,
right? It's possible. This is quite an old phone. I'm so sorry, man. The the technology let me down today.
It's all right. It's all right. It's uh there's a lot of crackling, I
think. I don't know if the audience Yeah, there's and there's an echo on my side, I think, because of the um but
it's not the worst. Uh continue, Loki. We'll we'll we'll get through this. Uh how about you?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. Okay. So ultimately what we're looking
at is a situation where Israel believed that the decapitation model would be
successful in removing 50 years worth of preparation. You are talking about
people that have understood from the very beginning of the process which was the Islamic revolution in Iran that they
would eventually have the United States go to war with them from the Zaros mountain strategy which was hacked
during the Carter hatched during the Carter administration to the other
methods which were adopted throughout other US presidents. Iran always had an
awareness that this day would come. And so for that reason, it set about building its military capabilities
without any US technology and trying to conceal them as much as possible. So you
had the production on an industrial scale ballistic missiles underground
which can be shot from surface to air with fairly um precise directions. And
since the uh lesson of the 12-day war, actually you've seen governments in the
region look at how they can adopt some of Iran's methods. So for instance, Turkey began ballistic missile
development post uh the 12-day war when seeing how successful Iran was. And it's
worth remembering what exactly happened in the 12-day war. You're talking about the use of over a thousand drones and
only 500 ballistic missiles. Iran was able, according to the Israeli land
authority, destroy 11,000 buildings within the political entity of Israel,
damage over 30,000 buildings, and a third of those buildings which were damaged also had to be brought down and
destroyed. In addition to that, you had over 41,000 Israeli citizens make claims
to the Israeli uh compensation authorities to uh give them some type of
uh monetary compensation for damaged property during that time. So just so we
understand the scale of exactly what happened during that period and also it's important to understand that Israel
cats Israel's defense minister at the time stated that they would have killed Ali if they could but they couldn't
because he was nowhere to be found during that time. And in this way,
you've seen a difference in the operation that Israel launched with the United States and at the time they
launched it. Because most military operations take place at 2 am because the understanding is that in terms of
the cycle of the human being, 2:00 a.m. is the point when they are at their
least um aware. And like with the Venezuela operation against Maduro, it
was 2:00 a.m. There's this is the standard practice really. But in this case, what happened was they launched it
um around around 8 or 9 in the in the morning there um because they were responding to intelligence that said all
of these individuals be together at the same time and we can kill um you know in a place where it was well
known he would be anyway. But that move essentially signaled to Iran that now
was the time to defend yourself in the way that you've been building up for these 50 years. And you have seen
unprecedented targeting of US bases in the region. And they are moving from being a protective factor to being a
liability. And at that point when US bases actually become a liability for the countries that host them, then the
empire begins to fall. Its veneer, its uh prestige begins to disintegrate. And
also you've seen the actions of the US soldiers on those bases. Rather than protect those states, the US soldiers
have vacated their bases and gone into hotels, thus endangering people around
them. But also Iran impressively showing that it has intelligence about where these uh soldiers and in some cases CIA
um individuals are are based and has been able to strike them. And ultimately
what that does is it places a an antagonism really between the US and its
key allies in the region. And of course, when you look at Trump's targeting of Venezuela in the time he did it, it was
in order for the US to have access to the uh the world's number one u uh oil
um producer really at a time when he knew that if they were going to move on Iran later in that year, then it would
be difficult to maintain the oil supply from the Middle East in the same way that it was. And already we've seen in
uh the UK the gas uh prices increase by almost 100% just in the few days of this
war. So really for from the Iranian perspective, the U mission is to incur
the largest uh cost possible so that the United States is unable to sustain this
uh this war and ultimately the alliance with Israel becomes more and more costly
by the day. The public perception is is really um furious really I would say
people are with Trump. They feel betrayed by him. This was somebody who got in on an anti-war ticket, who told
people he was against the forever wars, that he was not a neocon. But when you
actually look at who the main forces are that have been pushing for this war in
tandem with Israel, it's been the neocons. So uh in the uh in the early
2000s, Richard Pearl and others in organizations Douglas Faith and others
wrote up a report for Benjamin Netanyahu called Clean Break, which basically
foretold what happened in Syria, which was the uh encouraging of um sectarian
forces, which would then turn into separatist forces, which could then lead to a bulcanizing of the state and the
decentralization of power and and weaken any chance of
there being a centralized military that could oppose Zionism effectively. And
the same the same mentality is what Israel has when it looks at um Iran. But
the difference is is that the Trump regime thought more along the lines of the Maduro uh model where you're able to
decapitate the um the government and then use that as a sort of bargaining
stick and a threat to whoever is still there afterwards and then use that to
try and push your um your will on the remaining people from the political
class. But in the case of Iran, they do not realize the ideological commitment
which exists and has been built up over these 50 years and the perception that people have of the struggle against um
Zionism. And so therefore they are faced now with an an equation of an intrigent
population which is not limited just to the government or the political elite. is spread across the region and they
have very clear clarity about what the United States intentions are and Israel's intentions are. I think what
they're trying to do now is encourage ground forces through Kurdish groups um
the Barzani uh family and others in in the north of Iraq and uh Kurdish groups
in Iran to try and move on the government as a ground force in some
way, but then as an air force, it seems that they want the Saudis to possibly
get involved and take over from Israel and the United States to take that pressure away from them. The question is
whether that will work. And of course, there's been the reports in the um
recent days that Mossad agents were arrested in both Qatar and Saudi um who
seemed to be intent on causing problems there and possibly blaming it on Iran.
Of course, Israel has a long um track record in these types of activities from
the Leavon affair in Egypt where they placed um bombs at US um interests
within the country in order to try and uh force the US government against the
government of Jamal Abdas. And of course, Levon was the minister of defense in Israel at that time and later
won a medal for carrying out this uh this operation. And then of course you
have the case of Iraq where Mossad, which was a fledgling um intelligence agency in 1951, placed bombs at uh areas
of uh Jewish interest within Iraq. So they placed bombs at synagogues. They placed um uh bombs at cafes frequented
by Jewish Iraqis in order to try and compel those people to become Israeli
and leave Iraq. Because at the time you had Tofi Kasui, the prime minister, having placed something called the
denaturalization law, which would um allow Jewish Iraqis to leave the country
and become Israelis. Of course, when many of them did eventually leave following the bombing campaign, they
were um put in camps and sprayed with DDT by Israel once they arrived. And so
anyway, what we see here is an attempt an attempt to throw the entire region
into war. But what Iran has done is respond in
a way that will be written about in the history books for centuries uh to come.
And this was something that those of us who are um level-headed said before this
that the United States and Israel have never faced any opponent like this in
the history actually of of of Israel. Certainly it has never faced an opponent
like this. And after the 12-day war, this was the very thing that those in the Israeli land um authority were
saying that we have sustained damages that we have never before sustained and
we're trying to get things uh back together in that way. So this is an
entirely different animal in a way to what they have faced previously in
Lebanon and Palestine.
Yeah. I mean, uh, that's one thing I've, uh, wanted to harp on, too, is how
historic this already is. And of course, there's a lot of we do live in the
collective west. And, um, there will always be a lot of doubters given that our particular regimes are Zionist and
imperialist in character. Uh, there are a lot of doubters about um, what Iran
can do and how long it can sustain this. Uh my question to you Loki is uh uh what
what are some of the factors? There's always the military factor what Iran has but there are other factors as well that
drive I believe what we are seeing um resistance that Iran has said now is not
going to stop. They are rejecting US uh overures towards talks. Now the Trump
administration wants to say no there's we haven't been uh you know we're we
it's too late no more negotiations but there's been many reports about how there have already been overtures and Iran said no that this is going to be a
long war that they have their own objectives so now the US is starting to come out with objectives that they
they're throwing all the pasta at the wall saying this is what we want to do this is what we want to do it's not very clear but Iran says it has its own
objectives so what are these factors and objectives do you believe are at play here that maybe we're not paying
attention to so much that uh influence uh what Iran does and what Iran is
doing. Well, I think what is often overlooked
in terms of the story of Iran's bond to the Palestinians is that prior to the
Islamic Revolution, those who would go on to work for it actually trained with
Khalil Wazir Abu Jihad of Fatah. He was the head of intelligence in Fatah who
was later assassinated by the Israelis in Tunisia. But he um is someone that
worked on training those forces in Lebanon who would later return to Iran
and work for that aim. Of course, you have to remember that in the words of
Talal Naji, the head of the popular front for the liberation of Palestine,
the PFLP, who is currently imprisoned in Damascus, it was it would have been
impossible for the Palestinians to um have the victories that they had and be
able to defend themselves in the way that they were able to without the support of the um Iranians. You also
look at someone like Salah AI from um Hamas. He stated very clearly that Iran
is the only state in the world with a budget specifically for the liberation
of Palestine. Kasim Solmani of course um was instrumental in the training of
these forces in Lebanon, in Syria, in even in Gaza itself. You have the
introduction of the Cornet missile, Russian missile that they were able to get in. You had a whole underground base
in Sudan built by Iran for the purpose of arming the resistance in Gaza. And
that's why of course the division of Sudan was a key um a key objective of
the Zionists and something they were able to achieve. And um but it was a key
link in the chain. Um and Iran was able to you know the the well-known phrase
about the Palestinian revolution is that it went from the the the stone and the slingshot in
the first inif and then in the second in father you see the appearance of
different methods that were uh largely due to what who they called the muendis
yakya um who was himself assassinated when Israel booby trapped a telephone that he
used once a week and was able to uh kill him by exploding it in his hands to then
Iran being able to arm the Palestinians with uh with more advanced uh hardware
and then you see the method of resistance change and you can trace that line very clearly. The Iranians and
their attitude to supporting the Palestinians was actually very nonpartisan.
So for example, even when Feta was at odds with the Iranian position um and
went through Oslo and the rest of it, there is the example of the Karin ships
which were intercepted by the Israelis. One of them was intercepted but the rest of them were not. And those arms on
those ships got to Gaza and were used to arm fata as well as the other
Palestinian um resistance organizations. Iran has gone out of its way to give all
of those factions anything they want. Um, and I think that's one aspect of the story which is often overlooked. I think
the Iranian support for the Palestinians is somehow caricatured or viewed as a
proxy or viewed as a um as for Iran's own interest. But you've never seen a
more selfless support for the Palestinians. And let's be clear, what Iran is going through now is literally
due to supporting Palestine. When you look at United Against Nuclear Iran, for
example, and this was a point I was alluding to earlier, literally
it features on the board the brother of George Bush. It features on the board um
an individual that was George Bush's representative at the United Nations during the Iraq War. It features a
myriad of neocons. It features the former head of Mossad during the Iraq war in 2003.
John Bolton was key to key to united against a nuclear Iran. And interestingly enough, this way that this
military adventure has been carried out in Iran. Even Joel John Bolton is attempting to disassociate himself. You
know, this is somebody who was instrumental to the war in Iraq, instrumental to the war on terror. now
seeking to disassociate himself from this current campaign on Iran because they're seeing how much of a disaster it
it has been. Um, and that's because Iran was ready and they knew what was coming
and as I say they prepared for it for 50 years and they built technology that had
no involvement from any US company whatsoever. when they're launching these
strikes, people will look at and they say, "Well, how does Iran possibly know
how can it see where the Israelis are to strike them, right?" Because the the
Iranian jets are not flying into other people's airspace. Well, they're using
the satellite systems Beu and Gloness, which is China and Russia. And with
those systems they are able to uh see into the uh the other side in in in
quite an invasive and serious way and able to achieve what are really
objectively speaking miracles um in terms of the way they are striking back.
And ultimately there is not a country in the global south watching what is
happening right now and not taking notes about the way that Iran has been able to defend itself. 25%
of humanity exist in political systems which are currently subject to US sanction.
Millions of people around the world have been killed by US sanctions. No country
in the world is more sanctioned right now than Iran. For it to have been able
to do this is really a testament to the brilliance and the the scientific genius
which is at work in that country. And ultimately those who are looking at this
in an objective way will say these are achievements which will uh speak for centuries uh to come for sure.
Yeah. Yeah. Those are great points low-key. And uh one of the objectives the US always uh once in a while I mean
I think it gets downplayed because the US wants to amplify the threat of Iran
to uh measures far beyond uh what this actually portends. But they always say,
well, Iran, we need to stop Iran from supporting the so-called terrorist proxies. And who are those so-called
proxies? there all the resistance uh organizations and groups especially the
Palestinians and also extending out to uh Lebanon uh and Yemen and and
elsewhere. So it's a huge goal and uh you know I think it's unprecedented. A
lot of people, you know, would they look at the the deaths that Israel and the
United States have caused in Iran, but a lot of people, I think, to understand how a global south country uh can do
this, can fight back in this way with this kind of technology, with this kind of weaponry, and make uh significant uh
damage, impose significant damage on the US and Israel. And if we add the US into
here, unlike the 12-day war, we're talking about something that actually is history bookw worthy, regardless of the
outcome, which I can ask you about low key where you think this is going. But right now, if we're looking at this four
days in, we see the outcome is uh at the very least uh not uh up to where the
United States and the uh and Israel uh want it to be, where they want it to be,
which is of course full regime change. Yes. Um and I think they have slightly
different objectives. So I think for Israel the aim is uh social collapse and
chaos but a creative chaos which they can move around to their interests on the US side
of things but particularly Trump because he's not Bush. He he is not a believer
in this idea of committing large forces for attritional warfare and long
protracted um operations. U Trump views it as advantageous to just
dip in and out with a very cleancut operation. But those are actually diametrically opposed uh interests. And
what's fascinating is that someone like Marco Rubio is coming out now and saying
essentially that Israel was going to take action and we didn't want Israel to
take action alone, but Israel was going to take action whether we liked it or not. But this is interesting because
it's it's really uh depicting the USIsraeli relationship in a new way. But
this was a massive gamble for Trump to partake in. And ultimately people will
both allies in the US domestically and in the region generally will be looking
at him and shaking their head at how he could do something so so silly. Because when they compare the way Iran responded
to the 12-day war, it was completely different. In the 12-day war, what
partly was the coming to the end of it was when Iran targeted El in DHA and
that was obviously telegraphed and people were informed that this was going to happen. Um but it was a warning and
that warning ultimately was not heeded. What needs to happen regionally is
people need to look at least across the next few decades at pivoting away from
this idea of the US military being the key guarantor of the global economy.
Move away from the US military being the protector of supply lines and move to a
more independent situation. Ultimately, Iran in the region supports forces who
are working from independence from neoc colonialism. It doesn't support forces
actually contrary to what many will say who have a strictly sectarian outlook.
Um if it did, it wouldn't have supported some of the groups that it stand stood with. Um definitely among the
Palestinian in Lebanon and in Iraq. there are non sectarian components that all of those organizations mention. Um
but ultimately that what has been revealed here is that the United States
is basically not fit to protect um the
uh the the supply lines and the states themselves. I mean, when can you imagine
a time when you would see US forces vacating their bases and then being
essentially chased with ballistic missiles into the hotel rooms. They try and hide it. that you know this is this
is in it's reminiscent of of the the humiliation that the US military faced
in Vietnam you know and I believe that this go in
history in a similar way it's also important to remember that both China
and Russia have had an interesting role in this whole process so as I pointed
out beu and glass have been essential to all of Iran's military operations from
the the first true promise operation. Um, and Israel was not happy about that,
of course. But in this case, we know that Russia made clear US air force
plans to Iran several days before they took action. We also know that China has
been helping to replenish Iran's um defenses. And of course, from the Chinese and the Russian perspective, it
would make sense because drawing the US into a war of attrition in Iran would take pressure away from Ukraine and
Taiwan without a doubt. They're now talking about moving the THAAD um system away from South Korea and uh bringing
it, you know, and and this idea that perhaps Iran have taken out the the THAAD um the THAD
platform um around the UAE. All of this is unprecedented. All of this, all of
this, none, none of this was expected by the US or Israel. And there's actually
little that Israel can offer um the United States. You also have to remember that Iran easily has over 100,000
drones, has tens of thousand ballistic missiles, at least if not around 100,000.
It can continue this almost at infinitum. The United States and Israel both have
very limited air defenses. What are they going to do? And this is why in the 12-day war, this was partly what made
the United States and Israel essentially beg for a ceasefire. It wasn't the Gulf begging for a ceasefire at that time
because none of the US bases were being targeted. It was solely Israel and the United States were unable to protect
Israel. Israel was out of air defenses and so it was able through the help of
the Gulf to um persuade Iran to stand down and rather than take that warning
and heed that warning, everyone in the region either took it for a weakness or
did not learn the lesson which was being communicated to them. And so they went for a maximum escalation strategy which
is the Israeli way. It is the Zionist way. The Zionist way is a maximalist
unrealistic um uh utopian
um perception of the way things are going to go. They believed, for instance, that they could drive 2
million Palestinians into Egypt, that they could drive two million Palestinians by killing them on mass on
an industrial scale out of Gaza. They failed and they lost. They believed that
with an air force campaign they could then militarily occupy the south of Lebanon. They actually tried and failed
to do that. And ultimately the lesson from Syria is that without local agents,
Israel is unable to achieve its objectives. Now those local agents may be knowingly or unknowingly working for
Israel, but they're local agents. And so in Lebanon, they they have, you know,
local agents, but those local agents have to be a bit shy about their position. Um, and you see with the
Lebanese government now, um, attempting to neutralize the resistance. But those
Israeli soldiers and those tanks, four tanks, Israeli tanks have gone today in one day in Lebanon. If Israel thinks it
can go in and occupy Lebanon, it will learn the very same lesson that it learned before. You know, Trump is
talking about boots on the ground in Iran. That is a completely unrealistic um perception. It would definitely be
the nail in the coffin of the US empire. The United States is in no position to
carry out any type of occupation that it carried out in Iraq or Afghanistan. They were completely um pulled thin. And if
they think they could do that in a country like Iran, which is three times the size of Iraq and has a very coherent
and you know these countries that the United States went into in Iraq and Afghanistan
had unfortunately by the time that they were occupied no army to speak of.
Iran's not the same. It's it's very clearly not the same and they are learning that lesson. And these US
soldiers, how much longer are they going to be willing to die for Israel? Their perception of Iraq and Afghanistan,
rightly or wrongly, is that they were dying for 9/11. Now, that's a very different, psychologically speaking,
that's a very different equation. What you're now saying to these soldiers is that, yeah, you're dying for Benjamin
Netanyahu. That's not going to stay for much longer. And when you look at the aircraft carrier which the toilets were
being blocked up the the um USS Gerald Ford, it's entirely possible and I'm
aware that that you know it has been said that this was a form of mutiny. And
so if you saw that form of mutiny before the war, what do you think is going to
happen when uh US soldiers are feeling a type of pressure in the region that they
have never ever felt before? What type of stigma do you think will then be attached not only to the US military but
also to the Israelis? Do they really believe Do they really believe that they
are in invincible in the face of public opinion? Do they do they not believe
that it's a factor at all? Do they really believe that people that have moved to the Gulf to escape taxes in
their home country are going to be happy to live next to US bases? Do they believe the people employed to clean the
bases are going to want to go in? that they believe the people employed to work in restaurants in these bases are going to want to go and work at Burger King or
McDonald's inside a US military base. When when this level of pressure is
sustained for even a few weeks, imagine this type of pressure sustained
for 6 months because that's what Iran has in mind. It has in mind that it will fight like this for six months. the
whole entire world will change. If you have six months of a similar nature to
these last few days, we're in a different world at that point.
Yeah. And there's a lot of talk low-key of this turning into a war of attrition,
which however we want to view that term, I'm not sure I would use that. uh just only
because I think Iran is if we look at all these waves of operation true promise 4 we can see that uh they are
they have a very diverse and very unpredictable strategy uh that they are
employing and uh if a war of attrition means a long grind out kind of standoff
between uh the the waring party the aggressors uh US and Israel and Iran. uh
we just don't know. While we know that the Pentagon and the the w you know the
west in general is very worried about their ammunitions and stockpiles and air
defenses. Iran is not uh spreading the message of uh having you just said in
there there's indications of an infinite capabilities if they're continuing to produce the drones. if they're continue
to produce even just the short-range missiles, which probably don't need all that much if they're doing it underground. Yeah, this is this could be
a forever war that I don't think the United States and Israel have ever uh
understood. And you know, I I'm wondering uh in closing, you know, there's a question low-key, how do we
avoid the Samson option? because we the unpredictability of a declining and a
collapsing uh empire like the United States is and of course Israel attached
to its hip uh it that also leads to some unpredictability I think into how uh its
so-called rulers uh uh react to this kind of disaster.
Well, you know, Danny, there are different lessons from the Vietnam War from different angles. So, in the case
of the Palestinian resistance, in the case of Iran, this working underground
to produce the means to defend yourself, it was seen in the Vietnam War and they
learned from the insurgency how to develop their ways of doing things. Of
course, you had the Punji trap in Vietnam, which was spikes under the ground where US soldiers would trip and
fall in. Um, and they had a a really expansive tunnel system in Vietnam. The
Palestinians, of course, have the same. The Lebanese have the same with the help from North Korea, um, created in the
south of Lebanon. And Iran have the same. The United States came out of Vietnam and created the internet because
what they wanted to do was be able to predict um insurgency to surveil people
and in fact when the internet was being created and uh Yeshua Levine has a a
great book about it called surveillance valley which looks at the foundation of the internet and the way in which at the
universities it was being made MIT for example you had sitins by students
against it and protests against it because they knew of the consequences it would have for people and what the
intentions behind the invention of it was. However, and here's where the
interesting part of this question comes. If you look today at what the internet has been used for by those who are
supporters of the Iranian government, you have Hammer, which is the
Palestinian refugee boy created by Nil Ali, who has his back turned.
Now, it's said that he would only turn around and face the world when he was able to return home to Palestine.
Alhamdulillah, today is the name of an organization which has hacked the emails of Barak. It has hacked the emails of
Benny Gance. It has hacked the emails of a myriad of the founder of Israel's cyber unit. It has hacked emails of
Netanyahu's entire close circle and release that information to the world
and it's had real world uh consequences. The informationational it hacked David
Bena's phone, the uh the head of Moss. Um, so what you're seeing now is an a a
a very um creative way of using the
methods of the enemy um against them against them on the part of Iran and
others in this epic battle for um um
self-determination and ultimately liberation from neoc colonialism. But uh the question here
about the Samson uh doctrine is an interesting one because there will be
those arguing for it on the Israeli side, the use of uh tactical nukes
against Iran. Now even in the case of the use of these kind of weapons and the
the huge amount of damage that that would cause you would not be able to uh
completely subjugate the population. But also you would ensure that the
perception of those in the present and those in the future and the children of those in the future and the
grandchildren of those in the future. You would ultimately clarify who was
good and who was evil. You would ultimately clarify who was right and who was wrong. And you would certainly, if
he hasn't already, put Netanyahu's name in the history books alongside the great
oppressors of human beings that were responsible for the deaths of many
hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people. So that would be something he
would have to weigh closely. Ultimately, it would be something that Donald Trump would be against, but I actually think
it would guarantee the break between Israel and the United States and make
and make the clinging to Israel a really an untenable position to have. Um, it
would certainly render Israel persona nongraata in civilized company around
the world for decades to come. Yeah. Uh, great point. I think this is a
good place uh to leave it. I I want to make sure everyone knows that I really appreciate all of the super chats and
the memberships and all of that. And appreciate everyone for watching. I want to make sure everyone knows that Loki's
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ask you, Loki, is there anything uh that you want to mention here? Nothing at all. Just keep doing what you
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Mar 5, 2026

Donald Trump is facing criticism both at home and abroad for his decision to launch military strikes against Iran. Meanwhile, the former head of MI6, John Sawers, has said that the scale of the Iranian response has been greater than what many expected. Elsewhere, Trump's Arab friends are not happy with the US as they accuse the US president of ignoring their security concerns in the wake of the retaliatory strikes by Iran. Rifat Jawaid looks at the latest development related to the ongoing criss in the Middle East.



Transcript

So corrupt pro-Israeli members of the US
Senate last night approved the Israeli
and American terrorist decision to
illegally invade Iran. This despite the
fact that there is absolutely no legal
or moral basis for such an action. We
all saw in Gaza just how barbaric and
savage the Israelis can be. But now even
the Americans under the Donald Trump
regime are determined to showcase their
depravity.
Last night they bombed an Iranian naval
ship which was returning home after
taking part in a naval exercise with
India. The ship or its 100 plus sailors
weren't taking part in the ongoing
conflict. The Americans learned about
their presence and used their submarine
in the region to sink this ship. Most of
the sailors were given a silent death
off the coast of Sri Lanka. And then
this thug Pete Hexed shared the footage
of his country's barbarity to flaunt the
cowardice of his regime by calling it a
brave act. In fact, yesterday in the uh
Indian Ocean, and we'll play it on the
screen there, an American submarine sunk
an Iranian warship that thought it was
safe in international waters.
Instead, it was sunk by a torpedo. Quiet
death. The first sinking of an enemy
ship by a torpedo since World War II.
Since India under Modi has become
another Israeli andAmerican poodle, it's
no surprise that it did not even
register any protest for such a
despicable act in the waters of its
influence. It happened in in the Indian
Ocean. As I speak, Israeli and American
terrorists have been dropping powerful
bombs on the residential complexes in
Thran indiscriminately.
You can see the visuals of their
barbarity on our telegram channel
details on the screen. At least the
world is now learning about the
genocidal intent of this racist and
genocidal man called Donald Trump. This
demonic creature is completely exposed.
Now, it's clear that there was never a
justifiable reason to attack Iran. I've
said it in many of my previous videos
that Iran never posed any threats to
anyone in the world or region.
If any entity that posed serious threats
to global peace, it was the illegal
settler colony of Israel. This rogue
Zionist entity likes to keep America
engaged in an endless war. War criminal
Netanyahu knows how to keep his American
slaves in the White House gainfully
employed. But the reality is that
despite the win in the Senate vote,
Trump and his terrorist Israeli boss
Netanyahu are not able to change the
global narrative or discussions on this
topic. No one, not even pro-Israeli
propagandists in the West, is able to
make sense of the objective behind the
illegal invasion of Iran. What was the
trigger point? What necessitated this
insane genocidal action? First, Trump
said it was Iran's nuclear program
despite having claimed to obliterate it
totally and completely in June last
year. Then this deranged occupant of the
White House said the objective was
regime change.
A short time ago, the United States
military began major combat operations
in Iran.
Our objective is to defend the American
people by eliminating eminent threats
from the Iranian regime. However, only a
couple of days later, his minion and
Israel foster Marco Rubio said that his
country was dragged into this war to
help Israel. United
States conducted this operation with a
very clear goal in mind. I haven't got a
chance to see a lot of reporting. I
don't understand what the confusion is.
Let me explain it to you and I'll do it
once again as clearly as possible.
Perhaps you'll report it that way. The
United States is conducting an operation
to eliminate the threat of Iran's
short-range ballistic missiles and the
threat posed by their navy, particularly
to naval assets. That is what it is
focused on doing right now and it's
doing quite successfully. I'll leave it
to the Pentagon and the Department of
War to discuss the tactics behind that
and the progress that's being made. That
is the clear objective of this mission.
The second question I've been asked is
why now? Well, there's two reasons why
now. The first is it was abundantly
clear that if Iran came under attack by
anyone, the United States or Israel or
anyone, they were going to respond and
respond against the United States. The
orders had been delegated down to the
field commanders. It was automatic and
in fact it beared to be true because in
fact the within an hour of the initial
attack on the on the leadership
compound, the uh missile forces in the
south and in the north for that matter
had already been activated to launch. In
fact, those had already been
pre-positioned. The third is the
assessment that was made that if we
stood and waited for that attack to come
first before we hit them, we would
suffer much higher casualties. And so
the president made the very wise
decision. He we knew that there was
going to be an Israeli action. We knew
that that would precipitate an attack
against American forces. And we knew
that if we didn't preemptively go after
them before they launched those attacks,
we would suffer higher casualties and
perhaps even hire those killed. And then
we would all be here answering questions
about why we knew that and didn't.
Another minion of Trump, Pete Hex, told
us yesterday that the US was executing
the Israeli mission.
To our steadfast partner, Israel,
your mission is being executed with
unmatched skill and iron determination.
The failure to dislodge the Iranian
government or cause unrest in the
country means that they don't have any
objective now. But since they have
started the war, so they can't back out
from their crazy mission.
And this man wanted the Nobel Peace
Prize. He desperately wanted it.

If you listen to the spokesperson of
terrorist Netanyahu, you would be
blown away by her irrational justification for
this illegal war. She says Israel had to
attack Iran because Iran produced 100
missiles a month and the settler colony
was able to procure only seven
interceptor a months. Then this would
have created a massive imbalance
according to her, and therefore Iran had
to be bombed. The Iranians were
rebuilding their missile arsenal, and they were continuing
to view it as a shield for their nuclear
weapons program because that's what they were
seeking to do and they were
moving towards doing that. And in
fact beginning to have an
industrial line that was going to
produce 100 missiles a month, and you
know we're only capable of producing
seven interceptor missiles a month.
I mean we are dealing with mentally sick
people here.
They have absolutely no justification,
absolutely no right to live in a
civilized world.
But these are the people who are
controlling the region and the wider
west through their paid MPs,
congressmen, congresswomen, senators,
lords and dames in the west.

I do not believe in conspiracy theories,
but knowing what we know now about the
sheer depravity of the thought processes
of these human devils, nothing sounds
off limits for these savages.
Here's one thing no one is talking
about. Not sure why, but the 28th of
February, the day uh Israel and the US
attacked Iran is September 11th. How's
that? Let me explain.
February 28th was the 11th day of
Ramadan. And Ramadan is the 9th month of
the or in the uh Islamic calendar. So it
was the 11th day of the 9th month. So
it's another
9/11 ritual.
You want more, right? Who was the first
victim that we knew about during the
attack? Exactly. An elementary school.
100 girls died. Why? Because it's it's a
pure blood.
Th this is uh how they feed their
master, right? Does it remind you of
something? Yep. Exactly. Epstein and his
gang. Same people, same behavior, same
prince, same attitude,
just the same gang. So wake up and open
your eyes so that you know who's in
control. Open your book, whatever your
book is, and you'll find it there. So
wake up.
Even the Arab rulers are now realizing
that Israeli and American terrorists
only cared about themselves and no one
else. This is becoming increasingly
evident in the public discourse even in
the US like this one on Tucker Carson
show.
The Arabs are going to say you're not
building back in our in our countries
anymore. So
why would they? We didn't defend them. I
mean that's this is a reciprocal
relationship. They're not doing this
because they love us. They give us deals
on they billions, hundreds of billions
in foreign investment in the United
States, all this. But in exchange,
we promised to protect them and we
didn't.
That's right. And in fact, there's
there's reports and I think they're
credible. Um, in fact, a Saudi official
was complaining about this two days ago.
Basically, whatever air defense systems
were in these Arab countries were sent
over to Israel.
Yeah. and they actually left our own
bases and people um vulnerable, our own
government did to protect Israeli
targets rather than to protect our our
men and women in uniform.
Do you believe that's true? Do you
believe the US government prioritized
Israel over our own troops?
If you had asked me this a year or two
ago, I would have said no way. But after
seeing that Huckabe interview, by the
way, bravo. Uh after seeing that Huckabe
interview, uh I can't imagine how we
didn't do that.
When even CNN is forced to broadcast
this, it shows just how disgusted even
the pro-Zionist American media outlets
are by Trump's decision to join Israeli
barbarians to attack Iran. Are you
surprised at the extent of Iran's
retaliation?
Well, I am surprised at the president's
surprise. Respectfully, I would any
recall that the the crown prince and
other Gulf readers have been urging
America not to undertake military action
against Iran because all of us believe
that that action will not remain
confined to Iran. That Iran will
retaliate against American presence in
the area which is present in all of the
Gulf States and as far away as Turkey.
Apparently,
the CNN didn't stop here. It interviewed
the former UK spy chief and diplomat
John Simmers. He has some serious
warnings for Trump and his terrorist
friend Netanyahu. I I think this
conflict has already expanded beyond
what most people expected. I think the
scale of the Iranian response has been
greater than many anticipated. Perhaps
wrongly, they should have anticipated.
Yeah, I was going to ask you because
every they said it loud and clear. Well,
well, certainly they said it loud and
clear and they warned the countries up
and down the Gulf, uh, that if you get
involved in this, we're going to hit
you.
Um, and you can see the rationale from
the Iranian point of view. They want to
build up as much pressure as they can
through America's friends in the Gulf
through energy markets and so on in
order to uh get um Trump to call an end
to this assault on on their country and
on their regime. Now, I don't have any
sympathy with the Iranian regime
whatsoever. I think is a is is a vile
and vicious regime. But I just think
that uh the experience of the last 25
years, whether it's on our side in Iraq
and Afghanistan and and Libya or whether
it's on other countries side like
Russia's experience in Ukraine is once
you start a conflict like this, you may
think it's only going to last four or
five days or four or five weeks. Uh but
it has a habit of of the reverberations
spreading much more widely and there's a
there's a real risk in this case of that
happening. I think in some ways United
States in the confusion uh between
various members of the administration
has rode back on its objectives. This
or they've coalesed around a different
objective. This is not the objective
that we were told.
The loose talk about regime change has
gone and they're now talking about.
You say loose talk, it was an actual war
aim. President Trump said it many times.
Netanyahu said it many times. They said
it. That was a war aim. It was it I say
loose talk because it was loosely said
with no no willingness to follow it up.
The only way you could achieve regime
change in in Iran is by putting ground
troops in. And I sincerely hope the
United States doesn't make doesn't
follow its initial mistake of launching
this war with a second mistake of
putting ground.
So you think it's a mistake? If you
think it's a mistake, which many do,
many agree with you, certainly a war of
choice, certainly one that means, you
know, Trump said, "Oh, they were going
to hit us first." No evidence of that.
Oh, they have reconstituted their
nuclear program. No evidence of that.
Oh, they have intercontinental ballistic
missiles that can reach us. They don't.
So, lots of flimsiness despite the
horrendousness of the regime against its
own people. So, how do you think and
Israel has just said whoever Iran
chooses as a successor to harmony will
pretty much assassinate them or we will.
How does this end? So, Mr. Hexth has set
out in his own sort of emotional way a
commitment about missiles and nuclear
and now that gives the military targets
they can hit and targets they can
demonstrate have been destroyed. I think
that will end up being the goal of the
US administration. And as the pressure
on the economy, on global markets ramps
up, pressure on energy supplies, I think
the president will feel that there's a
time to declare, a time to finish this
uh this uh this conflict. We'll wake up
one morning uh like we did last Saturday
when we discover suddenly this this has
started. We'll wake up one morning and
find it suddenly being finished. Why is
it difficult for anyone to understand
that you can never bomb Iran into
submission? You couldn't eradicate Hamas
despite more than two years of
indiscriminate bombings and flattening
of entire Gaza and slaughtering more
than 600,000 innocent men, women,
children, and babies. What makes you
think you can defeat Iran in a few days
or even weeks or even months? And Iran
is not even an open air prison spread
across a few hundred square kilometers
of area just like Gaza. Iran is a
country that is three times the size of
France, 4.6 times of Germany, and nearly
seven times the United Kingdom. And
these American and Israeli terrorists
dream of defeating Iran in days, weeks,
and months.
They would be able to kill a lot of
innocent people. No doubt about that. or
even destroy infrastructure because any
coward can drop bombs from a distance
when there is hardly any resistance to
their air superiority.
They have just bombed a 12,000 seat
stadium in Thran. That is their bravery.
The visual of that bombing and the
destruction is for you to see now on
your screen.
How is this a legitimate target in any
conflict unless your aim is to just
display your terrorism?
So Iran never exported terrorism. But
the brutal terrorism unleashed by the
Americans and Israelis are on full
display and the whole world is
witnessing this in real time.
If the Americans and Israelis were
really brave, these terrorist would have
entered Iran. in fact should have
entered Iran and physically removed the
current current leadership or the
corrupt and genocidal regime.
But they know they are cowards. They
fear deaths.
They know the risks attached to that
particular decision.
They couldn't defeat the Taliban or the
Iraqis despite years of occupation of
their countries and murdering millions
of people there.
You think they stand a chance against
Iranians who are already giving them
grief? As I speak, the Iranians have
sunk another US oil tanker in the
Persian Gulf. This morning, they hit the
Bengurian airport with their drones. The
damage caused by Iranian missiles inside
the settler colony, I'm talking about
Tel Aviv or Jerusalem or Hifa, is
reaching another level.
The Israeli government has imposed a
brutal crackdown on anyone sharing the
visuals of this damage on social media.
That's the reason you're not able to see
that. Even channels like CNN are not
allowed to report this.
Want to go up there. We're not showing
you that because we're not going to show
u the Israeli government does not allow
us or want us to show where that may
have come up that interceptor. But I'm
not
I can't see this madness ending anytime
soon. This is also a lesson for those
trigger happy Iranians living in the
west or shall I call them the western
count's useful idiots. The
indiscriminate bombing by Israeli and
American terrorists are not going to
spare your loved ones just because you
agreed to perform half naked dance in
your living rooms to please your western
masters. Don't expect any sympathy when
you learn that you have lost contacts
with your loved ones in Iran for good.
you would have sponsored their murders.
That's it from me. Thank you very much
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BREAKING: Iran’s foreign minister has just warned that the United States “will come to bitterly regret” the precedent it has set after an American submarine torpedoed and sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena in international waters near Sri Lanka.

The warship was returning from a multinational naval exercise hosted by India when it was struck by a U.S. submarine. The vessel carried about 180–200 crew members, with 87 sailors confirmed dead and 32 rescued by the Sri Lankan Navy after the ship sank.

Iranian officials say the attack — carried out far from the Middle East and outside Sri Lanka’s territorial waters — sets a dangerous international precedent and signals the widening of the U.S.–Iran war into the Indian Ocean and global shipping lanes.

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