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They're trying to create greater Israel and they will not stop unless they're stopped. Same way Trump is trying to create
greater America. But in the case of Israel, its support in the west is rooted in Christian
evangelicals at all who believe this is all in pursuit of bringing about biblical prophecy or whatever. But
Israel is all about building greater Israel and much like the Nazis will not stop trying to take more and more territory unless they are stopped in my
I am in my opinion. So I mean this is how do how does the world deal with this? I I keep saying um that there has
to be some kind of global cooperation. Uh that the only I mean we don't have
the Soviet Union anymore, right? Obviously, the only way it seems like um the West, and it's not just the West, I
guess the West and its Arab um enablers or its Arab um conspirators, collaborators can be stopped is if the
many many many governments that are less powerful unite together and cause, you
know, military damage or uh fin economic damage. Uh what what is to be done?
I know it's an overwhelming question, but uh Dr. Morandi and then and then H please.
Well, first I'd like to ask respond to the the question about why Iran negotiates
if that's okay. Yeah. U contrary to what they say in the west and I'm as sure I'm sure that three of you know this quite
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uh basically Iran is a country which is has very diverse schools of thought and
very different world. But you know in the west they say
it's a dictatorship and so it's you know it's a oneman show or one man rule. It's not at all like that. So in Iran you do
have a significant number of people who believe that we should negotiate and they think that there is a there may be
a solution. I agree with you. I don't I I dur during the first series of
negotiations and the more recent ones uh meaning eight nine months ago and now I was
convinced that we're not going to get a solution. Even when the JCPOA was signed in 2015
during Obama, I I was there. I was with the team,
right? And I told Dr. Zif who was the foreign minister back then that I don't think the Americans are going to abide by
their commitments and they did it under Obama. You were an adviser. I was a media adviser. Yes.
Media. Okay. So um so my skeptic I'm I'm I've been skeptical for a long period of time.
But uh there there are a number of things. One is that I if the state uh if
the government if the the U the administration
or at least parts of the state want or public opinion want to negotiate and the
government or the states decides not to do so
then if something happens the Americans will say exactly There was a solution. You refrained from
even talking. So it's your fault, right? And you know how western media works.
You know how western think tanks work. As we speak, we negotiated. There was
progress. The United States again carried out a blitz creek attack. And Western media is blaming Iran. And even
those who are opposed to the war, they're saying Iran is evil, but we shouldn't attack. And in a sense, as I
if you know in in the previous show that we had, we were talking I believe that these people are just as bad as the neocons because they legitimize
aggression by saying that the Iranians are evil or the Venezuelans are evil.
No, if anyone's evil, it's the the country that wants to wage war, not not
the victim. So that even using that language and opposing war enables war
because it sort of it it it attempts to or at least effectively legitimizes it
or makes it seem legitimate. Not that it really is legitimate. But in any case, so if there is war, then these people
say, "Look what you brought upon us there. We could have had a solution, but you were stubborn. You refused to talk."
So the Iranians negotiated It's also it's also it's useful for
uh internal politics, internal public opinion, but also external public
opinion because again the western media is hostile towards Iran. At least if the Iranians are trying or at least as seen
to be trying, then countries in the global south uh that have
influence, they would understand or they would see that yes, the United States is not being honest. The United States is
uh just using this as a ruse and it is secretly conspiring on in in both cases.
That's what the United States did in the last year that the negotiations were simply a tool to so that the United
States could attack Iran. That's my interpretation. So I agree, but I think
I do think that uh it is necessary at times to negotiate because if you have a
and remember the United States and Iran is unique in this regard. The United States and the West have built an an
elaborate media Persian language media apparatus that's hostile towards Iran.
Hundreds of media outlets. There are more anti-Iranian media outlets outside
of Iran than there are media outlets inside. And they're extremely hostile and
they're very well funded. And uh there are troll farms in Albania. They have
one that as I said thousands of people. So, um
the um the the um the these media outlets are constantly
trying to uh based on the interest of Western governments uh tell Iranians that you
could have had a deal, but you insisted, your government insisted they were
stubborn, they were mule-headed, and we were forced to act. Of course, that doesn't legitimize war anyway, but you
get what I'm saying. So um I think in many instances the the the government uh
or the state has to do certain things that may seem useless and a waste of
time but it does so in order to well in case let's say there's a 1% chance that
somehow uh Trump comes to the senses and actually does a deal well they will take
that opportunity but 90 the other 99% is that they want to show the Iranian
public as well as the international community that we're not the problem.
Right. Yeah. Very true. And then we get to your phil and then we get to your much deeper question which
I'll I'll do the listening. Okay. Take it away. You know easy question.
How to stop uh Israel which is acting like you know the Nazis basically.
Basically Israel and the West supporters. Yeah. Yeah. Israel is the uh destructive
engine, the chaos engine of the west. This is how it started um since 1948.
Um he joined uh the two decrepit empires in 1956 by attacking the brightest light
in the Arab world uh President Nasser and um his panarabism program of having
a new Arab modern Arab um world um the minute that he talked about
that he became a target. Um and Egypt became a target of course
and and so Israel started with the colonial powers and is still with the
colonial powers. One thing which is good is that the colonial powers are in
serious decline in terminal decline and Israel is
sharing also this terminal decline. I believe that uh Zionism is on the way
out because uh it is a movement of the 19th century and we're living in the
21st. Uh but that might be too optimistic. But
what is in it for Israel and what do we need to do in order to defeat it?
Uh Israel is living on death and destruction uh on blood. Yeah. It's it's a kind of a
militarized vampire nation. Uh they live on producing death and
destruction and advertising as a way of selling
their wares uh which are all um causing death and destruction. And they sell it
by um the unwritten um line tried on
Palestinians in Gaza. They don't need to tell uh anyone that that's what they
have done. Actually, a lot of these weapons don't work and we've seen that
uh in the 12-day war, but they sell. That's the most important thing. And now Europe uh due to the uh um situation in
Ukraine. Europe is a great um buyer of
um those systems that don't work. um like you know Kipad Brazil you know all
those system that don't work u are selling very well they're also selling to India
uh India is a major buyer of um Israel
and um India of course is uh a nuclear nation u so Israel is now helping India
by uh working with the Beluchis which of course you know there are no
there are no strangers to the situation in Iran as well with the Beluchis against Pakistan.
So Israel has worked out a plan of how to control uh Western Asia and is well
on the way to achieving it. and Mark Huckabe um the um well should I call him
uh the uh ambassador of Israel in Israel because he's definitely not an
ambassador of the United States uh and he doesn't um represent real
American um needs and values. Uh I believe the American people are a decent
people with a great history. So, um they don't need uh this government and it's
um it dogs and he's one of the dogs. He he's a a Christian Zionist. He's
slightly more uh extreme than Netanyahu probably. And uh totally in agreement
that Israel can take he said that not yeah take it all you know we will we'll
help you. Yeah. Take it all. So all this is done for a reason. Uh the Israelis uh
act with a lot of sadism but sadism is not the motive. The motive is control.
The motive is running the Middle East. And Iran is standing there as um a great
opposition to that um aim and objective of Israel. So unless they the way they
think about it, unless we move Iran out of the way and that means total
destruction, it's not Venezuela. They can't do that. Uh and they know
that. So what they want to do to Iran is total destruction of the state, the
society, the culture. I mean, Iranian culture is 5,000 years old. So, we're
talking about a destruction on so many levels. They're talking about returning Iran to the stone age. This is the kind
of talk um that Israelis are very good at. H and uh they're very good at
killing little babies, the children, you know, tens of thousands of children
already in Gaza in the genocide. So the first thing they did actually on the
first day is killed those little girls. This is in a sense a signature of the
Israeli system. This is their signature and you know they have good um
information and and intel on Iran and yet this is the first thing they do. So
they didn't do it by mistake. Um they did it because they wanted to do it. Uh
they wanted to break um the morale of the Iranian people. The Iranian people
are stronger than that. I I do believe that. So uh this is functional. This is
this um brutality, this cruelty, this madness is very calculated. It is
functional. It is there in order to take over the Middle East. And that's why
Iran and later they're now talking about it in Hebrew every day. Egypt, uh
Jordan, uh Turkey and Saudi Arabia will have to disappear as a functioning uh
state. Now remember, they're not just talking. They have done that in Libya,
in Syria, in Iraq, in Lebanon, in Yemen,
uh in the Horn of Africa. Everywhere where the Israelis touch, they touch
with death. Um uh you know, with death and destruction. Uh and the societies
will take maybe a hundred years to come back to where they were uh before the
Israelis were involved. So I I want to end by saying that this is no longer
about Gaza. It's not even about Iran. It is about the project of controlling an
important part of the world which Iran is at the heart of which Iran has uh
been the at the heart of for the last thousands of years. uh and that's why be
they will attack it because it is an important cultural and uh now also uh an
important nation in many other ways. I mean least not least of all Iran is an
industrial force uh despite uh the uh attacks despite the fact that since 1953
the west has not allowed Iran to to breathe I I mean the Iranian society the
Iranian people the Iranian culture. Um so the revolution came and changed that
and that is why Iran must be attacked must be finished as a functioning
society because it is in the way of the project of controlling the Middle East.
So until Zionism is finished I don't talk about killing people. I'm talking
about um you know uh ideology. You mentioned the Nazis Katy. Yes that's
what we're talking about. uh this is an equivalent of uh and you know for Jews
to come up with something which is an equivalent of Nazism is a terrifying thing. It really is um a sad uh
reflection on humanity. Until that ideology and that practice is brought to
a heel, we will none of us is safe. So what can we do? Well, we can do a lot of
things actually. Uh, bricks is not doing enough. Yeah, I'm saying this not because I'm against
bricks, but because I think it has to do more in order to save our legal systems,
in order to save the UN. Maybe the UN is not possible in order to save the world maybe and
humanity. Yeah. To save humanity, to save the planet. Yeah. first and um all this, you know, uh the
the wells burning, um the explosions,
Gaza now is unlivable because they poisoned the air, they poisoned the earth, they poisoned the water, they
poisoned the sea. Um we must stop Zionism so we can um get Israel out of
the UN. Why is Israel in the UN? Uh in within few years um South Africa was
removed from the UN because of apartheid. Now Israel is a million times
more evil than South Africa ever was. So why is it still in the UN? Why is Israel
the only country that never suffered any sanctions? Look at the sanctions that Iran has since 1980.
uh within a a week of Russia moving into Ukraine, it's immediately suffered in
incredible sanctions. There are sanctions against China. There are sanctions against many countries, but
not against Israel. What's the reason for that? So, I think we we have ways of
controlling things like this, but we are not actually employing those methods.
Why are people still trading with Israel? They didn't trade with South Africa.
Why are universities in my country here um working with universities in Israel
which are training the murderers? So there is a whole range uh of um
available sanctions. Uh I just want to end by saying you know any system of
justice needs sanctions. If a murderer is not punished, not punished, then
murder is possible. It's regul it's it's regularized. It's normalized. That's
what we have. So either the UN is operating uh in a in a
manner that sees seems to be objective. In other words, if um this country is
causing the harm um and another co country is causing a similar harm, they
need both to be punished. And actually at the moment, the only people who are punished are the victims.
Yeah. Like the Palestinians, the Iranians, etc. So I I think this is unacceptable
and will bring to the end of humanity through uh means which we now see. we
all share the need to control Zionism. And I should also add when you were
talking about how this is, you know, the uh I I'll just add that Heim's parents
were both survivors of the Holocaust. So, it's pretty painful and ironic obviously for you to see um what the
Israeli state is doing visav being equivalent to Nazis. Um uh Dr. Mandi,
what's your response to this? And also let us know, you are probably exhausted. It's late where you are. Um later where
you are where he is. So I I'm happy to keep he prisoner longer and later than you. Um but let us know of course if you
need to tend to anything. Um I I'll have to leave in about 10 minutes. But
uh to to you know as Riley pointed out a
partite in Palestine is far worse than in South Africa. when Archbishop Desmond
Tutu visited Palestine um and he's he was from South Africa of
course for your younger viewers and listeners u he said that uh
things in in in Israel or in Palestine are far worse
than in South Africa and this was far before October the 7th this was years
ago because he's he's passed away. So right um the boycotts that we saw in South
Africa the western governments were supporting apartheid South Africa but gradually
under pressure from civil society they began to distance themselves but
with the in the case of Israeli regime it's really extraordinary how
uh the links and the bonds are so strong and the British government that we were discussing earlier it carries out. It's
been carrying out intelligence flights over Gaza during the whole course and
and as the genocide goes on, but almost since the beginning of the genocide, uh
they've been car carrying out air um intelligence flights over Gaza to help
the Israelis with their genocidal assault on Gaza. So that's that's that's
the West today. the Germans when Netanyahu attacked Iran during the 12-
day war last time they the German chancellor said Netanyahu does our dirty
work for us right that was insane and just today the German chancellor as Iran is being assaulted says Iran is
illegitimate so everything that is done to Iran is is legitimized through these
or at least given an aura of legitimacy through through these narratives
uh and everything that Israel does is legitimize through through these narratives and
it's it's you know extraordinary. Uh so it it is an up it is an uphill battle.
Of course to you know to add some optimism the mood is changing even in
the west. I I saw a Jewish um
prof law professor from Harvard. Unfortunately, I I didn't
save his um name, but I saw him give a presentation at some hearing, I suppose.
Oh, yeah. Where he was saying, I guess you know who I mean, but a young man uh lawyer, well spoken, but and he
was he was saying that we cannot equate um anti-Zionism with anti-semitism.
And he was saying that uh I think he said that Jew young American Jews
between the age I'm I'm I may be wrong a bit but between 19 and or 18 and 29 or
something like that. Uh the majority of them um I think he said consider themselves
to be anti-ionist Jews but let's say non-Zionist Jews. But this is how I
remember it. It was online. It was it was on YouTube, so I'm sure your viewers could find it. But the point is
that the mood is changing and young people in the United States think
differently than the older generation. And we saw the poll come out, I think it was pub, I may be wrong. I have a
terrible memory, but a couple of days ago where for the first time in the United States, the
sympath sympathy for the Palestinians is greater than for Israel. So you see
the Jewish young Jewish population, young Americans in general. And of course across the world it's even more
so because the United States is the most heavily propagandized country in the world and the most pro-Zionist
especially with the very large number of um um Christian Zionists that they have
and Huckabe of course the outrageous things that he said
are may seem outrageous to us but to that segment of the Christian Zionist
population I suppose they see it all as absolutely uh acceptable and I personally think
this is unofficial western policy and unofficial US policy just like the
two-state solution. It was never really western policy. It was just um
uh a way to buy time so that the Israelis could colonize. the unofficial policy was to allow Israel to colonize
the West Bank and but they would give lip service to the two-state solution. Here I think this is it's the same. They
talk about sovereignty and uh that Israel should not
colonize but unofficially I think that Hakabe's position is the position in
Washington and probably European many European capitals as well. So you do
have this reality that the wealth and power and the political establishment is
completely on the side of the Israeli regime. And of course mainstream media and legacy media or Epstein class media
is completely captured and so is social media social media platforms to a large
degree. Um but despite all that you see the younger generation which is not very
powerful financially or politically but still it's a force to reckon with and
even some older people I think I'm pretty sure that older people to lesser
degree are shifting they are changing so what happens how long will this take you know what what
will be the end result I don't know but getting back to Iran
I don't believe that the United States and the Israelis will succeed and I
personally think that murdering Ayatam and making him a martyr actually
strengthens him and strengthens the resistance and makes people more
determined and steadfast not just in Iran but also in Iraq and other places
where the the resistance has a lot of sympathy and support and We're seeing
sympathy and support grow. The the the amount of the number of
people in different countries and different parts of the world that have shown support and for over the last day
and a half is quite extraordinary. But but I think that um the ultimately the
uh Israeli regime and the Americans will be they will fail the war. Uh uh in in war
everyone loses. I mean war is just a terrible thing. I've I've lived through war and I can say that with great
confidence. In war everyone loses. But relatively speaking or let's say uh for
the United States not to win that's a failure. And I think that the cost of
this war, both financial uh direct and indirect, the burden of
the war is going to increase. And I think that ultimately Iran is going to
deal the United States and the Israeli regime with strategic uh defeat. It will
come at a great cost. you know, as we've been speaking, uh, as I said, there were there were at
least two explosions, one very close by. And so, you know, some I'm sure some
people are either dead or injured or property has been destroyed or, you know, this is going on day and night
every day. So, I don't want to uh ignore the reality that war is a
horrible thing, but I think that US failure means Iran's victory. And if and
if the United States fails, and I think it will, it will be very difficult for
the United States ever to return again for a second round, especially as the world is changing and as the West is
declining, as was right, in my opinion, rightly pointed out. So I'm I do see
signs of to be optimistic, but I also see why we could if someone
was pessimistic, I would understand that. But um we have to see how things
play out. It's it's a very complicated thing. It's quite extraordinary for me that Hakabe says the quiet part out loud
and Turkey continues to sell transport oil from Baku.
uh the Emirates continues to have a relationship. All of these countries are
giving the United States the capability to attack Iran, whereas a weakened Iran
would make the chances of the Israeli regime turning
on them much more likely. So, and I think the reason is that these regimes
are proxies. Uh Tokia is a bit different, but uh Tori is an American
camp. And um we saw that when Trump had
his really silly show in in Egypt
after the ceasefire, the circus, Erdogan went and helped whitewash,
right, the genocide that Trump carried out. and he had his hand on his chest and when
Trump said he's my close friend, he was whenever I needed him, he was there for
me. So, I'm not optimistic about any of these governments,
right? But I think that Iran's resistance will bear fruit.
Yeah. And just so people know, I just wanted to share some uh quick updates. Um this is I'm just looking at the CBC.
Um and uh some of the latest updates are the Pentagon confirmed Sunday that three
US troops have been killed. Um the first American casualties of the conflict now on the second day. Iran's military has
lashed out. Jesus this language against the strikes with missiles targeting ships and countries across the Middle East. Israeli medics say at least eight
people were killed in a blast near Jerusalem. Um, Iranians were gathering Sunday for the funeral of Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Ali Khamei. Um, and uh it says
also here um who was uh killed along with about 40 other senior members of the Islamic Republic's regime in the
initial onslaught. Intelligence gathered over months by the CIA and shared with Israeli counterparts led to the missile
strike that killed Kami and other officials. a person familiar with the matter confirmed to CBS News and Israeli
Prime Minister Netanyahu said his country strikes on Iran quote will increase even more in the coming days and quote President Trump says he's
agreed to speak with Iran and said the military operation is proceeding quote ahead of schedule end quote and also
apparently there are going to be talks between Trump and um and um Iranian
uh Iran's new leadership. So just want to share some of that.
Highly unlikely the last part. Yeah. If it's okay, I'll I'll I mean I'd love
to say but No, I'm forced to go. No, please do. Yes. Have please stay
safe. Uh hope best uh you know thinking of you all the people of Iran, you and
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Eduard Dorado asks, "Can a new Ayatollah revoke the fatwa nuclear war?" It's a good question. Again, these people who
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that's not accurate. I'm that that's not the case. Beluch people in the southeast are 2% of
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