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America is the only great ally left for Israel. The war with Iran right now, two-thirds of Israel's armaments come from America, paid for by American taxpayers' money. If you wonder if there is a Hezbollah, you don't need to bomb it all. They are fighting Israel every day. Hamas and Hezbollah, why do these groups have the potential to fight Israel? It goes back to Iran. It answers the question of why Iran must be overthrown. >> Yes. [Screaming sound] Hello, viewers of DB Suan Thao. Hello, P' Thanee. >> Hello, hello, Captain. >> Today, the two of us meet again. It's the same as usual, hot news, burning issues in the world. Right now, nothing is more famous than the war between Iran and America, which Trump has signed off on. He went to the G7 meeting in France. He went to a meeting before in a city called Evian, Evian, Evian, it's hard to pronounce, isn't it? We're not very proficient in French. And then [clears throat] at the royal palace, he rushed to sign it, afraid that Iran might change its mind. Trump signed it quickly. >> Signed and sent electronically. >> Not waiting until the 19th. On the 19th, he let Javad Zarif go talk details with Iran. Now it's a twist again, isn't it? >> Because, as we discussed, because Israel will have to, what? Will have to, right? >> As soon as the contract is signed, Israel will have to cause trouble, will have to disrupt. And it happened as expected, causing the negotiations, the meetings between the Iranian side and Javad Zarif, to be postponed again. And most recently, I heard that it's fresh news, an interview from Trump. This is very interesting. Let P' Thanee try. >> The principle of Trump is that he wants to talk to the American people. >> Yes. >> And talking to the American people is for votes. Therefore, when he gives an interview, he has to refer to many things. >> Especially praising and criticizing. There are two things. Praising are Xi Jinping, wow, he praised him a lot. And he praised Modi too, these two gentlemen. >> Ah. >> Uh, I'd like to say it's too sweet, isn't it? Uh, the principle is simple, Captain. Trump thanked Xi Jinping, saying thank you very much for not interfering in the issue of the Uighurs. He said, "Don't interfere, Xi Jinping." Xi Jinping followed. It's like >> It means they have >> They have what? The power to prevent China from interfering. He talked about this and also talked about Modi, saying, "Thank you, India, for cooperating by not causing more chaos in Iran." And thank you for helping the United States, something like that. But actually, I think it's a game to make the American people feel that Trump has the potential to coordinate globally, has the power to do this and that, right? I want to ask the Captain, the situation in Iran right now, is it a situation that has entered a turning point again? Especially Hezbollah. Hezbollah, why? Why do they love each other so much? I'm curious. I heard that Iran gives Hezbollah 1 billion dollars. >> Yes. >> Israel is afraid that if Iran can sell oil, they will use this oil for Hezbollah to fight. >> Ah. >> So they don't want Iran to have an outlet to sell oil. Especially when America says they will impose sanctions to sell oil freely. So they think that if they do this, they will be in trouble. What do you think, Captain? Hezbollah, Iran, and Israel, how will they solve the problem? >> It's as we predicted from the beginning. As soon as it's signed, someone will come to disrupt, and that is Israel. And it happened as expected. It's not a mysterious, complicated, hard-to-read game. It's clear whose interests are where. And we analyze according to interests, right? Now, Trump, during this time, as you said earlier, he has come out to praise this person and that person. And Modi was also involved, wasn't he? About the dispute over the Indian crew members who died, 3 people, right? From the incident, stray bullets or what can be called stray bullets? They shot at each other. No, not stray bullets, they shot directly. Trump didn't agree to apologize. >> Ah, I heard he also praised Netanyahu. He said, "Wow, Netanyahu is..." >> What? >> A warrior. >> A warrior. >> But what? His mind is not in the box. [Laughs] What is it? >> Unstable. >> Yes, unstable. So I thought, "Wow, they praise in strange ways." >> A hell of a fighter, but unstable. >> Ah, ah. But this is Trump's style. It's a businessman's style. When there are benefits, he's ready to praise. When he turns his back, like with China. >> Yes. >> He went there, oh, praised him, smiled. When he got back on the plane, he threw away the gifts they gave him in front of everyone. It's like, if there are benefits, he's ready to shake hands. >> Right? >> So, Westerners. >> Experience. What we've seen, what's happening in our country. If Westerners praise us, it means we've definitely made a mistake. But if Westerners criticize us, okay, we're on the right track. [Laughs] So be careful. Now, let's analyze Hezbollah. Of course, as we discussed earlier, Israel will never agree. >> Yes. >> To let America withdraw and end the war. And America knows that this negotiation must exclude Israel. If Israel is involved, there's no way the meeting can happen. Well, if it's a bomb, that's another matter. But to have a meeting, no, definitely not. >> Ah, after the meeting, Trump signed, and Israel quickly announced that Israel is not part of the agreement. Not involved. >> Not involved. >> Therefore, America telling Iran to end the war is America's business with Iran. They have no right to force Israel. Because Israel is not their subordinate, not anything like that. Not America's subordinate. Therefore, Israel orders. >> Ah, Israel will continue to fight with Hezbollah in Lebanon. >> Yes. >> Now, regarding the importance of Hezbollah to Iran, as we know, Iran supports Hamas and Hezbollah, right? Why do they have them? To fight Israel, right? It's a proxy war. Therefore, Iran supporting both money and weapons is not strange. Otherwise, Hezbollah couldn't stand up to Israel like this. >> Yes. >> It's like America supporting Israel with weapons. Otherwise, Israel would have lost to Iran since the Six-Day War. >> True. >> Right? Ah, America supports them, right? Until the very end, Javad Zarif came out and said, right? >> Clearly, clearly. >> Israel and we are different countries. Our interests don't necessarily have to align. >> Ah. >> Right? >> And he talked about when Trump signed the contract, the conservative right-wing faction, the far-right faction, the ministers in the Israeli government, people like Ben-Gvir and others, came out to criticize Trump and Javad Zarif, saying, "When you talk about this president, be careful a little bit." >> Yes. >> Because America is the only great ally left. [Laughs] for Israel. The war with Iran right now, two-thirds of Israel's armaments are from >> America, American weapons. >> Paid for by American taxpayers' money. >> So Israel should remember this. Trump also started speaking out. >> Uh-huh. >> Yes, Trump gave an interview criticizing Israel, saying that fighting Lebanon is actually unnecessary. If you wonder if there is Hezbollah in this building. >> You don't need to demolish the whole building. >> Uh-huh. >> There are other ways. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? >> Uh-huh. >> Most of the people in that building are not Hezbollah. >> Yes. >> If you wonder if there is one Hezbollah member, you don't need to bomb the whole building. This is something we've never seen before. Because in the past, we always saw Israel and the United States speaking in the same direction, never disagreeing. >> Oh, uh-huh. >> And recently, do you know Hillary Clinton spoke out? >> Yes, yes. >> Right? She said that during Obama's time, the Prime Minister was >> The same person. >> The same person, Netanyahu, called. Hillary Clinton said he called to pressure her all the time. >> Uh-huh. >> "Are you ready? We're going to invade Iran." >> Ah. >> "Our planes are on the runway, ready to take off." Clinton said he pressured her all the time. So, this becomes an issue to analyze why Israel hates Iran so much and wants to destroy it. >> Yes. >> And other Arab countries? >> Uh. >> Why? >> Why don't they deal with it? >> Yes, why deal with Iran alone? >> Exactly. >> Right? True. >> Right? >> I think there's a reason. Because other Arab countries are submissive. >> Ah, true. >> Submissive, but Iran is not. >> Ah, I analyze it the same way. Because other Arab countries are mostly America's allies. >> Yes. >> Those who are rebellious, like Iraq and Libya, have already been dealt with. Syria, most recently, is getting close to Russia, right? >> Dealt with. >> Ah. >> Rebels. Now the war in Iran-Syria is completely silent, see? >> Syria doesn't dare to do anything. >> No, no, not a peep. And the new president of Syria, when you dig into his history, he comes from that group, that ISIS group, right? Later, he shaved his beard, cut his hair short, so he's not ISIS. >> A subordinate, an original subordinate of ISIS, and then defected, formed his own group. >> ISIS couldn't sell. Originally, they used fear as a front, sold fear to make people surrender. >> Couldn't sell, couldn't sell, so they cut their hair and shaved their beards. >> This is a leader who is not good at all. >> Yes, a big one. >> Right? Now, as we know, most Arabs are under America. America controls Israel, so Israel controls America, right? >> Yes, yes. >> But Iran, they can't control it, right? >> And Israel's plan, everyone in the world knows what they want. >> Yes. >> They want to expand their territory, right? >> Occupy. >> Yes, for example, in Chinese, there's a saying, "Zhu ma jiao, zhu ma jiao, zhi xin lu, yuan jia zhi." It's a plan in their hearts, but the whole world knows [laughs] what you're thinking. Yes, yes. >> We already know that since the establishment of Israel until today, if you look at the map year by year, decade by decade, you'll see that Israel's territory has always expanded, right? >> And one step is to take out Gaza. >> Uh, that almost worked. >> Ah, there was an attempt during Trump's time, one. >> Who said he proposed that Gaza be established as a Palestinian state, a tiny sliver, next to Egypt. But there, they said, "Wow, Krisner's proposal, this is the best proposal ever. Palestine must accept it quickly." Wow, looking at it, I looked at it, the country is a sliver. You need a magnifying glass to see it. [Laughs] Where is it? It's south of Israel, bordering the rest of the area. That's where they want to take all of Gaza. [Clears throat] >> And they want to take Lebanon too. >> The country of Israel will be complete. >> Yes. >> Then it will proceed to step two, which is Greater Israel, according to the Bible. Oh, God. >> Uh. >> Of the Jews. >> Uh. >> God gave the land on the left, the Tigris and Euphrates rivers on the right. Tigris and Euphrates on the left, bordering the Nile River, and so on. They want it all. But plan two cannot succeed because plan one hasn't been achieved yet because there is Hamas and Hezbollah fighting Israel every day. Hamas and Hezbollah, why do these groups have the potential to fight Israel? It goes back to Iran. >> Yes. >> Therefore, it answers the question of why they must >> Yes. >> Overthrow Iran. >> Yes. >> It goes back to this point, the starting point. Because there is only Iran that is obstructing Israel. If Iran falls, if the Iranian government falls, bring back the son of Pahlavi. >> Uh. >> To establish a king and give oil concessions to, uh, uh, British or American companies. No, it's impossible. [Laughs] >> Like that? >> No more. >> Right? >> Yes, it's not possible. So what do they do? And the important thing is, do you know why they are rushing America to attack Iran right now? Professor, uh, John Mearsheimer, analyzed. >> Uh. >> In geopolitics. >> Uh. >> He said that the United States >> Yes. >> Should control China. >> Yes. >> Russia is not an enemy of the United States, but the United States has declared itself an enemy of both Russia and China. You cannot fight on two fronts. Because both countries are superpowers. You fight on one front. >> And if you want to control China, you have to do it now. Because China is growing to a level that >> Uh. >> If you let it go, in the future, even if you think of controlling China, you won't be able to. >> Israel. >> Uh. >> Sees it the same way. >> Uh. >> But not controlling China. >> Yes. >> Israel sees America's potential. How is it? It's declining, getting weaker and weaker. But now there is still potential. >> Uh. >> To pull America to use. >> Uh. >> To fight for its own interests. If they wait another 5, 10, 20 years, America will get weaker and weaker. By then, even if Israel controls America and orders America to fight, it will be useless. They won't have enough capability. >> Yes. >> Aircraft carriers will be decommissioned, no new ones will come. >> Yes. >> But even so, Israel is pulling the United States, which it thinks still has the fighting capability, but cannot defeat Iran. Last year, the 12-day war between Israel and Iran showed that Israel definitely cannot defeat Iran. But it calculated that if it pulled the United States to fight, it would definitely win. It turns out that the current power of the United States is still not enough to defeat Iran, right? >> Yes. >> So it appeared at the G7 meeting. >> Uh. >> Was it a coincidence? I don't know. They signed it at G7. >> It's not a coincidence. They want to save face. >> Ah, but doing this is like a declaration, you know, P'? >> Uh. >> Don't forget, Trump is the big brother in G7, right? >> The boss. He said it. >> I am a boss in G7. He's the big brother, and he went to sign this peace treaty. Looking at the content, analysts worldwide agree that it's like declaring surrender to Iran because America got nothing. >> He didn't say that, did he? [Laughs] >> Only giving to Iran. And you go to surrender at the G7 meeting. >> He said they won. [Laughs] >> Ah, ah, that's another matter. But we're talking about the content. >> The content is like surrender. >> Yes. >> Your surrendering at the G7 meeting is like surrendering to someone, not just Iran alone. >> Don't forget you went as the president of G7. America is the big brother in G7. You went to sign at G7. And where is Iran? >> Yes. >> Iran is a new member of the group. >> Uh. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Right? There's Iran, Ethiopia, and countries. >> Ah, that were added. >> Yes. >> Ah, many countries. And actually, UAE too. And originally, Saudi Arabia should have been there too. And >> Put on hold. Thailand is also in the process. >> Process. >> Right? Dialogue Partner. >> Uh. >> So, Iran is a representative. >> Uh-huh. >> Trump signing like this is like the G7 declaring surrender to it. It's like BRICS is superior to G7 now. At this moment, the match has turned out that way. >> Yes. >> And it's not just this one sign. >> Yes. >> There are other signs, other indicators. >> Uh. >> Let me ask you, P', besides Trump signing the treaty. >> This one. >> Yes. >> Ah, the second point, the G7 meeting. >> Uh. >> Originally. >> Uh. >> 20-30 years ago, when G7 met, the world's media would flock to analyze it. It would be front-page news. Wow, the world's direction now. >> Yes, yes. >> Where will it go? We have to listen from the G7 meeting. They set the agenda. >> Must. >> Ah, in 5 years, it's about global warming. Ah, it's about renewable energy. It's about reducing carbon emissions. Things like that. >> Ah, true. But now, from the news we see in the media, the news of signing a peace treaty with Iran has overshadowed the G7 news. It's all about other news. This means G7, people are starting to >> Not pay much attention. >> Not pay much attention. Why? Because their prestige has decreased, right? >> Uh. >> People don't believe that the agenda set by G7, this and that, will. You put it simply, they don't believe you have the influence anymore to set the direction of the world. It's like an old person. [Laughs] >> Ah. >> Before, they said it was a club of the rich. >> Now it's a club of the old. >> Really? >> Ah, why? Let me tell you, P'. Look at the new members of BRICS. >> Yes. >> Whether it's, uh, Egypt. >> Iran, UAE, Ethiopia. And especially India, with 1.4 billion people. >> The population is >> Young? >> Young. >> Uh. >> Mostly. >> Uh. >> BRICS has up to 3,600. >> Large population. >> Ah, about 40%. >> G7 is less than 1000. >> G7 has about 750. >> 750. >> Half of that is from the United States, 350, 360. >> Oh, a big difference. >> Ah, about 10% of the world. >> Oh. >> And the birth rate is very low. >> Lower than normal. >> Lower than normal. Therefore, it's entering an aging society. >> Ah-huh. >> You won't see that on one side, the population is large, 40%. >> Young men and women. On the other side, it's old people. >> Oh. >> So the G7 meeting has become old people sitting and talking. >> It's like a coffee shop in the morning. Ah, order a fried egg and a boiled egg, and then reminisce. "Wow, China and Russia were so weak before. Before, wow, we ruled the world. Whatever we said, it was all about the past, the past, right?" >> Aren't they talking about the future? >> They try to talk about the future, but the world media now doesn't pay attention. Think about it a little. >> Yes. >> Why is G7 news always front-page news? >> It seems that the news of Iran overshadowing it has made it not so strong. >> But you can't say that because G7 is a group of 7 countries that rule the world. They set the direction of the world. Oh, the news of Iran overshadowing it cannot be. [Music] Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the DB Suan Thao channel to not miss interesting clips and watch new clips first.