Good evening and welcome to all friends, with a new live broadcast episode with the two dear friends, Zir Khan and Ahmed Aidan. Welcome, comrades.

My dear, welcome Zirq and all the youth.

Summer has started here, so I will drink a lot of water. Let no one bother us. This is pure water that washes the living and the dead. Don't spread rumors about us. Orange juice, not beer. If friends, yes, say Ziyad. Dear, no, with you, with you, with you.

Ahmed Aidan, in eight hours, the deadline ends. Exactly eight hours. I will read you Trump's tweet for the first time in full, as a start, so we can look at it precisely. What did Trump say? He said a whole civilization will die tonight and will never return. Knowing that Iran is not a civilization, meaning I don't want that to happen, but it is likely to happen. Nevertheless, now that we have a complete and comprehensive interpretation of the system, where different, smarter, and less extremist minds prevail, he means after those who died and people came, they became a little smarter. Perhaps something wonderful and revolutionary can happen. Who knows? We will know tonight at one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the world. 47 years of blackmail, corruption, and death will finally end. May God bless the great people of Iran. Keep in mind, Abu Shihab, that after three weeks, Trump has the right to wage war freely without Congress, without taking approval. Also, keep in mind that after eight hours, what will we see? Before you start talking, I will give you, before the deadline ends, the most prominent differences between Iran's demands and Washington's demands, in short. [Laughter]

Ahmed: What does Washington want from Iran? It wants the dismantling of current nuclear capabilities. This is the first. Second, it wants to abandon the policy of proxies in the region. Third, the strait must remain open, the Strait of Hormuz. This is three. Four, the use of missiles in the future should be limited to self-defense. You can still have missiles, but only for self-defense. Five, the dismantling of nuclear facilities in Natanz, Esfahan, and Fordow. Lastly, the handover of 60% enriched uranium to the International Atomic Energy Agency. We don't want anything from you, and we will spare you a catastrophe. After eight hours, what does Iran want in return, Abu Shihab? Look, it says, first, a guarantee that Iran will not be attacked again. Second, a halt to Israeli strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Third, the lifting of all sanctions. Fourth, in return, what will Iran do? Iran will end the de facto blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Fifth, it will impose fees of about two million dollars on each ship, to be divided by the Sultanate of Oman. Divided with another ruler. Lastly, Iran will use its share of these revenues to rebuild infrastructure instead of demanding direct compensation. Now I have read you the differences between Iran and America, and I have also read you Trump's tweet, and I told you what will happen after eight hours, and also after three weeks for Trump. Go ahead, Abu Shihab, the floor is yours. [Snoring sounds]

Honestly, Abu Sajad, there is a vast difference. For Iran, it is not possible for it to set conditions. Its situation does not allow it to set conditions. Rather, it is required to say yes, just as Saddam Hussein said yes in '91 and signed a surrender document. It kept him in power. If it hadn't been for that, if he had remained stubborn until the end, he would not have...

The newspapers called him Mr. Yes. They called him Mr. Yes.

Mr. Yes, yes, he signed everything, of course. So, Iran, Abu Sajad, as a state, has an ideological orientation. It is not easy for it to abandon these directions, to support its proxies, its ideologies, its gains in recent years. Obama, Biden, and others, and these...

So, any agreement, the American conditions are completely rejected by the Americans. And Washington Post said it a little while ago that Iran rejected the American conditions. And the Americans, of course, impose all Iranian demands. So they are at two opposite ends. Two at opposite ends. The problem is not this, Abu Sajad. It's not just about what this one wants and what that one wants. The problem is the qualitative development that will happen in the war tomorrow. The great calamity that awaits the region and the world, which is holding its breath, is if the infrastructure of the Iranian people is hit. By the way, do you know what he said? Two things this morning. First, he said I wanted to control Iranian oil, build Iran, and make the Iranian people happy. But the American people want their soldiers back, meaning occupation. Occupy Iran, control its oil like Iraq in 2003. This is number one. Number two, he said, in case Iran concedes and signs an agreement with us, the Iranian people must revolt. And the third thing, he attacked the Kurds. He said he handed over the weapons to them. He said they should give them to the Iranian protesters, but they kept them, and I will not forgive them for this move. المهم (Important), this is not our topic. Our topic is what we will wake up to tomorrow.

To what?

This is the great calamity. If Iran carries out Trump's threat and hits power stations, it will destroy the foundations of the state. Because the state everywhere in the world is electricity, water, transportation, and communications. These are the foundations of the state. If you destroy them, it means revolt, O Iranians. Rise up for the cause because the people will lose faith in their government. They will say, you have messed things up for me with slogans like Saddam in '91.

So, here, Iran might enter into... into chaos. Chaos that no one knows about, and it is a large country, not for such chaos. And this chaos might strike the region. Frankly, its repercussions on Iraq will be very violent.

Definitely, very, very violent. And on all parts of Iraq. By the way, the Kurdish part and the Arab part. It borders us from north to south. This is number one. Number two, Iran might retaliate and harm the Gulf states. It still has a key from its capabilities. And it might also hit its stations. So it said, if it becomes dark for us, the whole region will be dark, and Iraq will be hit, by the way, electricity might be lost too. Iraq has several parties that can hit it, not necessarily Iran.

If the region is on the brink of disaster, if Trump is playing, what do they call it, Russian roulette. Now he is playing. He has no more... he has started gambling, he is disregarding any precautions and red lines. And this means that he has also reached a state of despair from the Iranian system and the possibility of reaching an agreement with the Iranian state, and thus ending this state.

Or at least destroying it in a very big way. This might open the gates of hell for the region. Abu Sajad, as a result, there might be another international intervention. NATO countries or other countries might intervene, bring their forces, and come to control the region. Not only this, Iran is an important country and not small. And its entry into chaos is not a normal matter. It will strike the region. I see Gulf analysts and I see, frankly, they are all scared, and this is a legitimate fear. Because what capabilities do these countries have? He has not abandoned their protection. Trump doesn't care about them. And Iraq is the same situation, on the same track. [Clears throat] So we are facing a scenario and a new war. O Zir, it's like it started on the 28th. It's like we started now. The war will start now. These Americans, in their way of fighting these wars, they see several scenarios.

And it's as if they have exhausted the military objectives and now they are going for civilian objectives, those that directly affect the lives of the Iranian citizen. So, Abu Sajad, these eight hours, perhaps the most dangerous hours in the history of the Middle East.

Go ahead.

Look, Zirq, today this news. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard threatened in an official statement that the response of the armed forces will exceed the region's borders if the American army crosses the red lines. It added that we will not hesitate to exercise the right of retaliation in kind against any attacks targeting civilian facilities. We will deal with the infrastructure. Listen to me carefully. We will deal with the infrastructure belonging to the United States and its partners. Of course, America does not have infrastructure close to Iran, but focus on its partners in a way that deprives America and its allies of the region's oil and gas for many years. The statement concludes, what does it say about America's partners in the region? They should know that we have exercised a great deal of self-restraint until today, based on good neighborliness, and we had special considerations in choosing targets for retaliation. But from now on, all these considerations will be lifted.

Just as Ahmed Aidan feared, the region will be on the brink of disaster after hours.

Zirq, it is Samson's option. It was proposed from the beginning. It is Trump's biggest mistake, or perhaps it is intentional.

Killing the Supreme Leader. The Supreme Leader. Supreme Leader. Ali Khamenei.

Here, the Iranian system is astonishing. The structure of this system is astonishing. As much as it is a hierarchical system that relies on the idea of the head, the inverted base, the inverted pyramid. It relies on the personality of Ali Khamenei. The inverted triangle.

Pyramid.

But it is also an inverted pyramid or an inverted triangle. An inverted pyramid. But at the same time, killing Ali Khamenei. Here, the Revolutionary Guard, which can be estimated at around 2009, has swallowed Iran. When Ahmadinejad came to power, and there were harassments of Khatami and Khatami's followers, any reformist, and this is a funny joke, reformist, in the end, they all belong to this system. Reformist.

Left, right. Left, right.

Left, right. Yes. Let's pretend to be weak so we can be strong. But in reality, there is no such thing as reformist in Iran. There are hardliners. They are all hardliners. The idea of killing this man has given the Revolutionary Guard absolute powers. By the way, there is an Iranian army, but it has no value. You don't hear about it, like the Iraqi army. The Iraqi army has no value or existence. But the Iranian army exists. But now, with the killing of Ali Khamenei, the Revolutionary Guard has split into thousands of small units, perhaps numbering 100 to 1000 to 50. They have no central command, especially since every time they appoint a new commander for the Revolutionary Guard, he is killed. It has become a hunting process. One is sitting at night, at dawn, hunting ducks. The ducks are sleeping, unaware. So the idea is that here, I am sure, I am sure, Mohammad Javad Zarif or someone else wants to end the story. But the issue is that when the head is killed, decentralization of decision-making begins. Who is holding on? Who?

So, the Revolutionary Guard, which was the carrier of the revolution, Khamenei established it along with the Basij. These have no leaders. This will be a nightmare. By the way, this nightmare faced the Allies in Germany. The Nazis continued to fight until '46. The Japanese continued, some generals could not surrender. And there is a famous story that a Japanese man was stranded on an island, killing Filipinos for 20-30 years, until the seventies. He said, "The Emperor is still here, and the order is still valid." They brought him his order. He told him, "My son, the war is over." He had killed 30-40 Filipinos.

He would not accept anyone saying, "I heard the Emperor say, do not surrender." So the idea is that Trump, I don't know if it's stupidity or intelligence, by killing Ali Khamenei, and almost Mojtaba, he is dead. The man is dead. But he is like Solomon's staff that supported the corpse. He is dead. The man is not... there is no evidence that he is alive because he was with his father. His wife was killed, his daughter was killed, his mother was killed, his father was killed. So, most likely, he either has severe injuries and is in a coma and dead. So here, Iran lacks strong leadership. And the Revolutionary Guard, no leader remains alive if he opposes their orders. These have an ideology, like Domen, says Ahmed Aidan, professor. Ideology has entered the flesh, the bones, and the brain. You are talking to people who are completely indoctrinated. They do not surrender their weapons. Samson's option, the revolutionary suicide. We will die. And today, the Qanbashi says, "The Mahdi is at hand and will appear." So what do you expect from these? The Mahdi is waiting. These are signs of the end times. America, on the other hand, America has a long-term plan, and its features are clear in Venezuela. Oil, yes, heavy oil, not high quality like Gulf oil, but I am self-sufficient in oil. It gives financial incentives to oil companies. The American oil report, 180 billion. It said, work on updating the dilapidated infrastructure of Venezuelan oil and facilities. The man wants to control all energy sources in the world. He doesn't leave any source, any waterway, any gas waterway, any oil waterway. Why? To confront a monster called China. He cannot confront China except in this way. Sea crossings, oil under his control, gas under his control. Can you imagine, dear professor, that Qatar is on the verge of bankruptcy? In the next 60 days, God willing, if these oil wells that were hit, these gas wells, remain unused, Qatar will go bankrupt. He doesn't care about Qatar. He probably dreams of Qatar not remaining because it has caused them a headache since '95-'96. And they have all piled it up. You see this? He says, in the end, the accounts will be settled. And we always said, we always used to say, Dad, stop this tightrope walking. One day you are brothers, one day you are... One day rare recordings of the singer of the century, Osama bin Laden, will be released. You will pay the price, like Nasser. How much did he do gymnastics? Like Saddam Hussein. They piled it up, piled it up, piled it up. And then he says, "It's too late." The man's goal is bigger than Iran. His goal is the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf oil, the many waterways. Perhaps I will not be surprised if tomorrow he takes Panama, because it is actually an American state that separated. By the way, it is an American state, and the strait was made by American hands and American money. He said I will take Cuba. It's difficult to take Panama. Panama was a state, and it held a referendum and became the desired and lost 51st state, returning to the embrace of the homeland. And Panamanians will kiss their hands, of course. The citizen will become an American citizen instead of going to the woods and... smuggling. He became an American citizen overnight, like a Puerto Rican. Constitutionally, Puerto Rico is separate from America, but it is attached to America. A strange region, somewhat. [Snoring sounds] The man's dream, and with all due respect, we are broadcasting live. A very intelligent person emerged, driving madness to devilry. When he said I am in the process of an agreement with the Iranians, by the way, he was giving anesthesia to the American people. This war will not last long, don't worry, they are negotiating with us. He is numbing the people, but the ultimate goal is the annihilation of Iran. What happens after that, and he doesn't care. He controlled the exit, he controlled the strait, and he prayed. And this, O Iran, which takes two million dollars for each ship, why? How much does oil earn for you to take two million dollars for it? And who pays you? And he involved Oman. Omanis have become partners. Who pays? The strait, naturally, will become a dispute, as the Kurds say. Any natural strait in the world, come and pay. There is nothing. Natural straits, there is no fee for passage. You want to change international law that has been around for 300 years? It's not possible. It's not possible. Pay me two million dollars to compensate for the loss. Unfortunately, ideological stupidity and the repercussions, the seismic repercussions, will engulf Iraq because, unfortunately, the same stupidity. They did not understand the game and insisted on their stupidity. Our government was so incompetent that it could not even raise a finger of objection. O His Excellency Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, the man should be a man for just one hour. Watch what you are doing now. We are, by God, may God protect us, lest we fall into a civil war, O Iraqis. I have nothing to do with Iran. I am not Iranian. Do I sympathize? Yes, I sympathize even with cats and dogs. They did not sympathize, O people. But come, these poor people who have been dying for 46 years, we will renew the death again. A second death and destruction. A group has become a complete state, a state in itself, the Popular Mobilization Forces, and they refuse to hand over weapons. Yesterday, they wiped out an entire family in Rabbin. They fired rockets. What are you doing, my son? In sedition, be like the son of a camel. Neither harm nor benefit. What do you understand? Your existence is not tied to Iran. Your existence is tied to your people. Your credibility. It's not about eight hours, for example. No, Iran's funeral has been announced. Iran's funeral was announced 46 or 47 days ago. This state must not remain. When the Americans come to rule, they have reached a terrifying formula, Abu Sajad, Ahmed Aidan. The Venezuela formula: the regime falls, and to hell with it. We have overthrown its head, and the people will manage their affairs. When will the repercussions come? Perhaps do not be surprised by Afghanistan. Do not be surprised by Pakistan. You will find it a very good opportunity. Do not be surprised that the Kurds in northern northwestern Iran revolt. Do not be surprised that it is a very normal opportunity.

Very normal. Very normal. But as a state, it has ended. Its funeral has been announced. [Laughter] And even if it agrees to the conditions, I want to hit the Gulf. I will make them years, my dear. Saddam Hussein did the same thing. Have you seen, young people, something very strange? From an Iraqi perspective, from an Iranian perspective. [Laughter] Human chains.

Yes.

Human chains.

The latest model. Burning the wells, my dear. In 1991, a Canadian company invented a foam, or foam, as they call it in English, foam, foam, foam. Foam. Yes, they throw it. They throw it on the well, and it goes out. This was in 1991. Hello and goodbye. Kuwait's electricity was restored in two weeks, with money, my dear. Money, my dear. I come and damage your wells. There is foam that comes by plane and throws it. They have bacterial materials to eat the oil slicks. These bacteria eat the oil, and the water becomes fresh. This was in 1991. What about 2026? In '26, you have a machine that came down from heaven called artificial intelligence. If you tell it tomorrow what to cook, it will say, "Do this and that, and add a little more salt." And they have generative artificial intelligence, my dear. Generative, meaning it thinks beyond your human capabilities. So I don't know. What are you threatening us with? Electricity will return. It will return. Because it has a terrifying sovereign fund. The cell will come. They learned their lesson. Okay. There is no lesson. They expected this. And their defenses have performed well. There are collateral damages, but the people are silent. The effects on Saudi Arabia are almost nonexistent. The effects on Qatar and Kuwait were devastating, but the rest of the Gulf was not affected by this strong impact. And don't forget, tomorrow, the UAE will come out with a package of leniency. You don't have to pay bank interest for six months. Facilitations in residency. They will bring you back again. But you, clean your house, and thank you.

Thank you, my friend Ziq. Abu Shihab, the beginning of the war from February 28th until today, I call this political destruction plus economic destruction and so on. But today is the promised day, tomorrow, after seven or eight hours, economic destruction. The target bank is expected, first, the electricity transmission network and the main power generation stations. This will cause complete paralysis in daily life. Factories will stop, hospitals will stop, state security agencies will stop. This type of strike will make it difficult to manage the Iranian system from within, making it impossible and stimulating the Iranian street after destroying the vital and logistical railways and bridges. Cutting off Iran's limbs, just as they cut off Iraq's limbs in '91 and 2003. Any important bridge connecting Iran to the provinces, Tehran to the provinces, railway stations, airports, all will be destroyed. This will prevent Ahmed from moving the Revolutionary Guard. He will not be able to make reinforcements or suppress protests. It will isolate the capital from the rest. After destroying the cyber and physical control and command centers, sovereign ministries, data centers, banks, military communication networks. It will create a state of administrative chaos. Consequently, the system will be unable to issue orders, direct, disburse salaries, or communicate with its units. Lastly, the destruction of local gas supply centers instead of oil, because the world is not very dependent on Iranian gas. Therefore, it keeps oil but destroys gas. Iranian gas benefits only Iranians. So, these are approximately the target bank, in addition to electricity and others. What do you say about it, specifically, Abu Shar?

Honestly, Abu Sajad, if you destroy the infrastructure of social life, the infrastructure of daily life of the Iranian society, you will destroy their lives. You will leave them with nothing. Second, you have destroyed the Iranian state in this case. You have cut off its limbs, as happened to us in '91. There will be no state left. You will not be able to enforce the law, nor will you be able to rely on security agencies. Saddam Hussein, let me give an example. When Samir Al-Sheikh told him, "You don't have police cars on the streets in '91 to make people feel that there is a state, an existing authority." And he isolated the Ministry of Interior. Of course, this is a romantic opinion because the policeman you want to deploy to drive a police car and prove himself is preoccupied with his family, providing them with gas, water, and... If the rule of law is disrupted here, what does this give rise to? The idea that the barrier of fear has been broken between you and your government.

Your government no longer scares you because the human element that this government relies on to maintain its system... has stayed home. It's over. He stayed home, he will be preoccupied with his wife and children and his daily life requirements. So here, in this case, this is what might motivate the Iranians to revolt against their government. Because the transition is the most dangerous thing in wars, the transition to hitting civilian targets. Hitting civilian targets is considered inhumane. It is considered war crimes in many cases. But it is also a weapon to strike the trust between the people and the government and to make the people feel that their government is incapable of protecting them and has no ability to provide them with these things they were accustomed to and depended on, like electricity. And after this possibility, questions will arise: Why did you involve me in a war if you are not capable? Why did you miss the opportunities? Just one day before the occupation of Kuwait, we were proud that Kuwait was the 18th or 19th province that came to us. The next day, when the war started, we said, "Oh, Saddam, why didn't you agree?" We didn't... the matter went beyond our capabilities. Everyone started cursing in the streets. Now, today, we have a gas shortage. By God, I swear, people are cursing in the streets.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

And the same will happen in Iraq. The state is bankrupt. The state is bankrupt. Yes, you have no financial reserves. You are just distributing. A bridge that costs less than a million dollars costs 40 million dollars.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

The hour of reckoning has come, my brother. No matter how long the chaos lasts. I am truly upset for Iraq. I am not upset for Iran. Iran is a country with a degree of civilization. But these Iraqis, when they go crazy, no one stops them. When an Iraqi hits rock bottom, he has no sanctity.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

He said, "Is it possible?" [Clears throat] You are concerned about gas and leave the war. How can people... Of course, a world war for gas. What will I cook? What will I do? What do I have to do with this war?

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

So, you three are from Baghdad, and I am from Baghdad. When there was a fight in the street, my father used to say, "Go out, I'll break your head with a sandal." What business is it of yours, father? Our neighbors are fighting. What are you doing? Fire eats their firewood.

Fire eats their firewood. And how many people have broken up fights in Kurdistan, I know them. They were killed, shot, and died. How do they say, "I heard the Emperor say, do not surrender." So the idea is that Trump, I don't know if it's stupidity or intelligence, by killing Ali Khamenei, and almost Mojtaba, he is dead. The man is dead. But he is like Solomon's staff that supported the corpse. He is dead. The man is not... there is no evidence that he is alive because he was with his father. His wife was killed, his daughter was killed, his mother was killed, his father was killed. So, most likely, he either has severe injuries and is in a coma and dead. So here, Iran lacks strong leadership. And the Revolutionary Guard, no leader remains alive if he opposes their orders. These have an ideology, like Domen, says Ahmed Aidan, professor. Ideology has entered the flesh, the bones, and the brain. You are talking to people who are completely indoctrinated. They do not surrender their weapons. Samson's option, the revolutionary suicide. We will die. And today, the Qanbashi says, "The Mahdi is at hand and will appear." So what do you expect from these? The Mahdi is waiting. These are signs of the end times. America, on the other hand, America has a long-term plan, and its features are clear in Venezuela. Oil, yes, heavy oil, not high quality like Gulf oil, but I am self-sufficient in oil. It gives financial incentives to oil companies. The American oil report, 180 billion. It said, work on updating the dilapidated infrastructure of Venezuelan oil and facilities. The man wants to control all energy sources in the world. He doesn't leave any source, any waterway, any gas waterway, any oil waterway. Why? To confront a monster called China. He cannot confront China except in this way. Sea crossings, oil under his control, gas under his control. Can you imagine, dear professor, that Qatar is on the verge of bankruptcy? In the next 60 days, God willing, if these oil wells that were hit, these gas wells, remain unused, Qatar will go bankrupt. He doesn't care about Qatar. He probably dreams of Qatar not remaining because it has caused them a headache since '95-'96. And they have all piled it up. You see this? He says, in the end, the accounts will be settled. And we always said, we always used to say, Dad, stop this tightrope walking. One day you are brothers, one day you are... One day rare recordings of the singer of the century, Osama bin Laden, will be released. You will pay the price, like Nasser. How much did he do gymnastics? Like Saddam Hussein. They piled it up, piled it up, piled it up. And then he says, "It's too late." The man's goal is bigger than Iran. His goal is the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf oil, the many waterways. Perhaps I will not be surprised if tomorrow he takes Panama, because it is actually an American state that separated. By the way, it is an American state, and the strait was made by American hands and American money. He said I will take Cuba. It's difficult to take Panama. Panama was a state, and it held a referendum and became the desired and lost 51st state, returning to the embrace of the homeland. And Panamanians will kiss their hands, of course. The citizen will become an American citizen instead of going to the woods and... smuggling. He became an American citizen overnight, like a Puerto Rican. Constitutionally, Puerto Rico is separate from America, but it is attached to America. A strange region, somewhat. [Snoring sounds] The man's dream, and with all due respect, we are broadcasting live. A very intelligent person emerged, driving madness to devilry. When he said I am in the process of an agreement with the Iranians, by the way, he was giving anesthesia to the American people. This war will not last long, don't worry, they are negotiating with us. He is numbing the people, but the ultimate goal is the annihilation of Iran. What happens after that, and he doesn't care. He controlled the exit, he controlled the strait, and he prayed. And this, O Iran, which takes two million dollars for each ship, why? How much does oil earn for you to take two million dollars for it? And who pays you? And he involved Oman. Omanis have become partners. Who pays? The strait, naturally, will become a dispute, as the Kurds say. Any natural strait in the world, come and pay. There is nothing. Natural straits, there is no fee for passage. You want to change international law that has been around for 300 years? It's not possible. It's not possible. Pay me two million dollars to compensate for the loss. Unfortunately, ideological stupidity and the repercussions, the seismic repercussions, will engulf Iraq because, unfortunately, the same stupidity. They did not understand the game and insisted on their stupidity. Our government was so incompetent that it could not even raise a finger of objection. O His Excellency Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, the man should be a man for just one hour. Watch what you are doing now. We are, by God, may God protect us, lest we fall into a civil war, O Iraqis. I have nothing to do with Iran. I am not Iranian. Do I sympathize? Yes, I sympathize even with cats and dogs. They did not sympathize, O people. But come, these poor people who have been dying for 46 years, we will renew the death again. A second death and destruction. A group has become a complete state, a state in itself, the Popular Mobilization Forces, and they refuse to hand over weapons. Yesterday, they wiped out an entire family in Rabbin. They fired rockets. What are you doing, my son? In sedition, be like the son of a camel. Neither harm nor benefit. What do you understand? Your existence is not tied to Iran. Your existence is tied to your people. Your credibility. It's not about eight hours, for example. No, Iran's funeral has been announced. Iran's funeral was announced 46 or 47 days ago. This state must not remain. When the Americans come to rule, they have reached a terrifying formula, Abu Sajad, Ahmed Aidan. The Venezuela formula: the regime falls, and to hell with it. We have overthrown its head, and the people will manage their affairs. When will the repercussions come? Perhaps do not be surprised by Afghanistan. Do not be surprised by Pakistan. You will find it a very good opportunity. Do not be surprised that the Kurds in northern northwestern Iran revolt. Do not be surprised that it is a very normal opportunity.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

Yes.

Human chains.

People are cursing.

Imagine, Abu Shihab, if the salaries are canceled, cut off. America.

Exactly, exactly.

For 40 million dollars.

He builds... I don't know what.

Zones of madness. Yes.

The zones of madness for the Iraqi now are not the cities, but the crushed areas, which are the ammunition for these people. Their intoxication.

Correct.

Their disbelief has reached Mars.

Correct.

So, he cannot buy a gas cylinder for 12,000 or 20,000. He goes out from morning to work for 25,000. 25,000 in Kurdistan reached 60,000 or 70,000, professor.

Exactly.

So, where am I?

He goes out from morning to night for work for 25,000. He comes and throws it on a gas cylinder for 12 or 15.

And there is none.

There is one.

My friend, he is a religious man on Facebook, of course, but on Facebook, he wrote a post.

Yes.

Mine.

And mine.

Yes. So, you see the mentality. Until now, the ideological mentality. And it's not a war against me.

It has become from his eye on the world for the sake of a corpse or the remains of a corpse, exchanging them for 100 living Lebanese or Palestinian prisoners. A thousand and a little, 1000 and a little. 2006 and a little. We are fine. Do you know when we will rise and become human? We will rise and become human when a person becomes precious. The cheapest thing we have is a human. Abu Sajad, Abu Sajad, the cost of rescuing that American pilot the other day exceeded 500 million dollars, and terrifying plans were put in place, planes, and 200 soldiers to rescue one person. So, there is no comparison, no comparison. Well, for example, I met a man, I have told this story, I met a man in '82, a prisoner on the Nahr al-Qaroun. He managed to escape and swam across the river. When they came to hand him over to the Iraqis, they interrogated him, beat him, and imprisoned him for four years. "Where is your weapon, my father? You were a prisoner." "Yes." "You escaped by a miracle, by heroism." "By God, Zir, I was sitting with him, special forces. Then Saddam asked them, 'Why are these in prison?' They told him, 'He told them to release them, throw them on the front lines, let them go.' He said, 'I'm feeding them, I'm spending on them.' He said, 'Get them out of prison for free.' And to this day, I met him, and between me and 1994, he told me his story. Look at this. Come, fight like this, abandoning their children in the street like now. He left them five soldiers, fighting them, the filth, the oppression, no electricity, and they hate their lives. Why, who asked you? This is the style of the old military. This area can be monitored by drones, my dear. Drones, exactly. Drones, what is their value? No electricity or anything. Their lives are half of it. These old armies, old armies. Rabia. Rabia. Rabia. And poor them, without electricity, and supplies come to them, stale bread, and rice comes to them, and they are given oil in the shovels. And you monitor, my father, with one shot, they blow up the place with a shell. By God, Zir, I remember we were at the peak of sectarianism, the peak of sectarianism in 2005 and 2006. The two cursed ones, Baqir al-Zubaidi, the Minister of Interior, would put two police cars with three or four thugs to guard the head of a branch in Latifiya or in... You made them a target, they could be captured and die at any moment. It's normal, what does that mean? Why? Ha ha, these are not military minds, these are minds stuffed with shoes. Yes. So, you don't wake up from the state's affairs? And he wrote, he wrote articles. Where are you? Go read his articles. Iran is victorious. Solakh writes, "May God protect my house." He started writing the idea, and he wrote the article for them, and he covered them. And he came from this. Yes. He has become a spectacle, Abu Al-Wiwi, a spectacle. He puts young men in minefields to be killed like flowers, like in Sobaiker, without weapons, and if they are in Tikrit, I mean, what did you drink when you did this? A minefield. Zir, Al-Qaeda set up a training camp for the army there. Why did they set it up in Kut? There's nothing wrong with it. Set it up in Diwaniyah. Why set it up in Diyala? You have no mind, no brain. The soldiers were killed. By God Almighty, you will be thrown on the road. You will be thrown on the road. This is the culture of death, Ahmed. Even among people who have a little awareness, when they go out and say a slogan, what do they say? "We die for the sake of Iraq." Did you forget? Why die? Why not live for the sake of Iraq? The culture of death is ingrained even in people who have a little understanding. Do you know, Abu Sajad, do you know, Abu Sajad, that the use of the word "death" or the term "death" is actually very powerful in conveying a message to the enemies that I have people who buy death. This was 100 or 200 years ago, before the existence of America. America, for whom the death of a million or 10 million means nothing. He tells you, "I gave you a warning, you didn't listen, you bear the consequences." America killed 4 million Vietnamese with napalm, it's normal for Americans. They have this. I warned you. So, the sale of death and the use of death, and that you have soldiers, as Hassan bin Sabbah used to do, if the story is true, when he met one of the Franks, he told him, "I have 3000 men ready to die. Do you want to see a presentation?" He told the boy, "Throw yourself from the walls." The first one threw himself. He told the second, "Throw yourself." He told the third, "Stab yourself with a dagger." This gave prestige in the days when wars were with horses. Now, with 52 and the Rapatel, and they have weapons, and they have artificial intelligence programs, these losses, you bring them to die. What does it mean to America? Nothing. This is the problem. Even their techniques are old, their mentality is very old. For Americans and Israelis, it means nothing. Death, death, to hell with 10 million, let them die. I warned them. So, this idea, the idea of a death ideology, I don't know what this love for death is. And they are the most lovers of life. Their passports are British. I don't know. I swear, I've started to believe in the term "internal colonialism." These have colonized the youth. By God, they consider them slaves. No, we are occupied. We are not. Britain did not occupy us, nor did America occupy us. The occupation was Saddam. It was an occupation. The occupation of the two brothers, Al-Arif. The occupation of the infamous Al-Rumi. We are actually occupied because they are actually using us. [Laughter] Like slaves, as if our lives have no value. So, this father who dies, and this son, and their daughters are taken care of and thrown into their shelters. Don't you have respect for life? An American pilot crashed in the areas of Al-Wor. A legendary operation, they rescued the pilot. A device that doesn't exist in the universe, a device that transmits very short codes, they picked it up, and they brought it, and they lost two planes and a Kalashnikov, and there was a collision with the Revolutionary Guard. It happened to us in the Emirates. A 36-year-old boy fell and died. Kamal Sam, God knows what the reason was. We stayed for three months begging the Iraqi embassy, "My uncle, we are all miserable. This boy should be buried with his family." And God knows, one from the embassy said, "Let him die." And what are we? The regime fell, my brother. He renewed his passport, went to Frankfurt, the same ethics. He wants you to leave. Go stand in line. What are you? People now. Now you go to Iraqi embassies in Europe, bribes, corruption, being kicked out, beaten, insulted. When will you become like the defunct regime? With the same ethics. There is no respect for the human being, my dear. Their ideology does not respect occupation. Occupation. These represent an occupation. By God. Now, look at this statement by Trump. This statement by Trump on Fox News. "We responded to Iran after the deadline expired. It will be a huge matter." I read this now, Abu Sajad. Imam, how far? Look, Abu Shahab, America dropped the two nuclear bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in '45. What's the difference between America then and America now? The same democratic system. With me, or not with me? So, they are barbaric. And now they are preparing. Ahmed, America has been advanced for 200 years. Nice. What's the difference between America in '45, America in '55, America in the Korean War? The same criminality. So, you know this enemy is a criminal. You bring your sons and all your possessions and let them protect you. Protect iron. Not only that, America killed 73,000 people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in one minute. Within a year or two, a quarter of a million will die from the effects of radiation. Radiation. And after how long? 70 years, 80 years, deformities, etc. America doesn't care. Know this. America doesn't care. When? Your misfortune is that you are relying on the world, and the world will cry and lament and return. The world has been crying for Palestine for years. So, did it return one meter? My brother, don't you feel that these people live in a parallel world? Zirq, the Arab, when he becomes stupid, he becomes a donkey. But the Kurd, when he becomes stupid, he becomes 100 donkeys, even surpassing the Arab. By God Almighty. I mean, when the Arab becomes a Salafist criminal, the Kurd becomes a Salafist. Oh my God, put him in an organization. In ten, in ten. Yes. There is a Kurdish governor in Duhok, the deputy governor, his administrative name is Shimon, Salmonish. Have you heard of him? Is he Christian? Shimon. Salmonish. Yes. And he is Kurdish. When it came out that Iranian state television was asking citizens to form a human chain to protect... What did he say? What did he write? Salmonish: "The Iranian people are ready for martyrdom for the homeland at any moment. How great you are, how great you are, O people of Iran." Now, tell him, my brother, you are first Kurdish, and second, Christian. Isn't it enough what they did to you? This means conveying a Kurdish position supportive of Iran. This is a dangerous message to the United States. Every day Iran escapes them. Every day. This is wrong. They are riding something like this. We consider him responsible. This is in the party, of course, because the party is what rules Zakho, and you don't get promoted unless you are a member of the party. So, when he makes a statement, the statement means conveying the political direction of the party in Erbil, which is supportive of Iran. And America, when it waged war on it, and how do you ask America to protect you from Baghdad, and then you are being bombed? Iran is bombing it, and Iraq is bombing it. I ask Zirq, what is this mentality? For God's sake. By God, maybe it's an individual act because Duhok is not considered sympathetic to the Iranians. But I am surprised. Sulaymaniyah, yes, because there is kinship and borders, almost intertwined tribes here and the same tribes here, and there is a very strong kinship and closeness between them. There are commonalities. In the middle of the Iran-Iraq war, they moved normally between them, like these border areas. But this behavior, I don't know. Is he sane? Did he ride the wave? This is stupidity. A responsible person, you are a deputy governor. You see that Duhok was greatly affected by this situation. The bombing of drones does not stop at Duhok, by the way. They bombed oil stations, but the state is strict that no one photographs, and whoever photographs is imprisoned. Actually, Duhok was harmed. This is new. This area has never known a suicide bombing, never known a missile attack except from the Turks during the time they were fighting with the PKK. So, some missiles fell in Sirseng, fell in the resorts, and there were even Arab vacationers there. I don't think it's an individual act because the Kurdish government was greatly harmed by this bombing, and this bombing has been going on for ten years. Why was this billionaire killed? This partner of Nechirvan Barzani, I don't know what his name is. This was a very influential person. His house was hit by a ballistic missile, his family was devastated. But the Kurdistan Democratic Party, it has special relations with the Iranians. Why? Almost after Khomeini came, he supported them. He gave them weapons, gave them camps in Urmia, or what is called Rezaieh. And Masoud was actually born in Iran. He grew up in Iran for 11 years. But then there is sympathy between the Democrats, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the Iranians. I think this is suicide, not at all the right time. This must be deleted from Twitter and removed. It's not the right time at all. I don't know. I am surprised. But in terms of environment, now you find the Egyptian sympathetic to the Iranian, and you find the Moroccan, the Algerian, the Libyan. Maybe tomorrow you will see a Shiite movement in the entire Arab world. It's the idea. As Hafez al-Assad said, "Tweet about Palestine, say Palestine, and do whatever you want." This epistemological complex that exists in the Arab imagination, according to Aragon, in the Arab imagination, anyone who hits Israel, we are with them. What do you have to do with it? You bring calamities upon yourself. Well, now it will be purified. Iran and Israel have expanded, and now they have taken southern Lebanon. Where is Hezbollah? Where is it? Are they sleeping in the streets and the rain is resisting? Some statements say, "We burned 50 tanks, 60 tanks." Lies, of course. From me, from me too. 100 tanks, 1000 tanks, 100 tanks. Kilometers of age, and they blow up houses, and people are leaving their homes, families are leaving their homes in the south, and the Israelis are entering and blowing up houses. These are buffer zones, almost. Their plan is 40 kilometers, my professor. 10% of Lebanon's area will be considered forbidden land or a forbidden zone. There is a saying that the fool does to himself what his enemy does not do to him. Meaning, we brought the Israelis upon ourselves, God forbid, we brought them to occupy us. And this was said by Ben-Gurion, peace be upon him. Ben-Gurion, the founder and Prime Minister of Israel, said, "God has blessed us with the most foolish enemies in the world," in his memoirs. Actually. So, you are greater than China. This Taiwan of hers, actually geographically and historically, but she is ignoring it. Ignoring it. I will go and hit a country with 22 million people and get into a conflict with America, especially if it makes something dear to the West, RAMs and chipsets. It has a privilege that doesn't exist in the world, the production of chips. So, they are silent. I mean, he tells you to be patient, but they don't actually get themselves into trouble. America will protect Taiwan, and in the seventies, they took away its seat in the Security Council. They said, "We are the origin, and they are the branch." They took it away. They convinced many countries not to open embassies or diplomatic missions with it. They work a little. We have this issue of Palestine, 80 years of destruction of peoples, and we have had camps, and we have had corpses. The fear of the Iraqis who were killed from Baghdad to Jenin, their death. They didn't help anything. They only lost themselves. Abu Shahab, America always threatens that Iran, we will destroy you, we will hit your electricity and desalination plants, etc. What does Iran say? We will hit the Arabian Gulf, the electricity, the infrastructure, etc. Ahmed. [Laughter] Israel is the eternal enemy of the Arabs. For example, in the '67 war, in the '73 war, almost all Arab countries stood with Egypt, but Israel did not hit Saudi Arabia, nor Iraq, nor any country except the country whose army was fighting with it. With me, exactly. In the '73 war, Saudi Arabia imposed a ban, stood with Egypt, and deprived the whole world of oil, and supported Israel. Why did it hit it? Because its enemy is Egyptian. Israel and Egypt are fighting. You, Iran, America is hitting you. You respond to America, you respond to the Gulf. For what? I am not paying them again. For Iraq. So, Iraq and these countries are not leaving the Strait of Hormuz. Iraq is leaving. Do what you want. In the end, Iraq is not leaving. I don't know. Is it considered an enemy or a friend? We just want to understand the situation. This is like when your older brother beats you, you go and beat your younger brother. You can't beat your older brother, you can beat your younger brother. Correct. It means Iran's ability to respond to the Americans is zero. It's very little. It didn't harm the Americans much. So, where does it go? It goes to the Gulf countries, considering them allies of the Americans and their lands are bases for the Americans. Azerbaijan is above you, an ally, an ally with Israel, for God's sake. Azerbaijan is above. Turkish bases. The Turkish bases used in the bombing of Iran did not remain. And the supply, and the supply of the Israeli army with Turkish missiles. All the missiles are Turkish. Exactly. So, these countries, you have to show off your muscles. You have to present something. Where do you show it? You show it on these countries that have no power, no armies, and no... And all they have are air defense units, frankly effective, good, they repelled most of the Iranian attacks. With American and European support. But these are the ones they can do. They have to achieve something. The achievement is against the Americans, it's easy against these. What do they do? Ahmed, I mean, Iraq participated in wars against Israel. It didn't hit it during the wars. It has nothing to do with it. Imagine to this extent. Even in '73, Iraq participated with planes and with Egypt and bombed. You come and bomb your neighbors, and you say good neighborliness, etc. I just want to know what religion these people are from, for God's sake. I mean, the Gulf countries, for them, it's over. The support, their support is not normal until the end of the war, until the end of the Iranian situation. Not just the end of the war. If you read the dissertations of Dr. Nabil Al-Atoum, the Jordanian, the man, Nabil Al-Atoum. He studied Iranian literature. He said the imperialistic feeling among the Iranians since the Sasanian era, with all due respect, I hope people who are watching us are not offended. They actually despise the Arab element, which is a fundamental pillar of Persian culture. They actually don't consider Arabs human. He said this in universities. I heard it. You are an Arab studying Persian literature, so this arrogance exists. And Shah Bandar Shah said. When he says, "When I left, Shah Bandar said, 'We were fighting with the Iranians.'" He said, "You are an Iraqi Arab." He said, "They treated me with contempt, they spat on me." This man is alive. I mean, they have this arrogance. It's no different from the arrogance of the Turk. I am a Turk here, a barber. He and my friend were going to get a haircut. We told him, "We are happy, democracy will come to Iran, and the mullahs will fall." He said, "Go to Khamenei." I told him, "Listen, you are here telling the world, I am arrogant, and I will take it." [Laughter] And he is wearing a tracksuit and shaking. You come to get a residence permit. You come and tell me, "Are you with Khamenei?" Khamenei, who sees you in this state, will put you on the longest pole in Tehran. He told me, he told me a word I will never forget, "Young men," he said, "no Arab will rule me. Do you want the Ahwazi? A revolting Arab to rule me, and a Kurd?" I said, "I am a Kurd." He said, "Yes." But the rest, I wished he would spit on the hall and I would put my finger in his throat and pull it out. I told him, "You are even lacking manhood. There's no need to say it on live. What are you?" [Coughs] You are... You are known for barbering. I told him, "Listen." He said, "It doesn't matter, Khamenei remains, but no Arab will rule me, nor a Kurd." I told him, "What is this? It's the same here." The boys here, I congratulated him. I told him, "Congratulations, you have become a Christian and you are wearing a cross, and your grandmother's cross is as big as my head." He said, "Only Kurds and Arabs." I told him, "Listen, you come here, you become a Christian, you wear a cross, and you go to church every day so they might accept you." It remained with this. The Kurd, meaning, he says, "May God protect you from giving to everyone, to your cousin." You know this joke. It came to his cousin, and I was honored. I told him, "The Kurd is also human, and the Arab, the son of the land of Ahwaz, the Arabs have been there for a long time. And they are the origin of Shiism, and they were a kingdom for 35 years, my brother. The Musha'sha' and the Ka'bi, 300 years of Arab kingdoms. What do you have to do with it?" So, imagine here, and he is against an Arab, or a Kurd, or a Baloch ruling. Oh my God, if you tell him a Baloch will rule, he will faint. So, this arrogance exists as part of their culture, unfortunately. I didn't want to open this topic, but it's the same psychology as the Turk. "I am Turkish. I was a colonizer, and you are subordinate to Turkey." Meaning, I experienced it from the Turks. "Iraqi." "We occupied Iraq." I said, "Really? Then we kicked you out with our shoes." And this imperialistic feeling exists. This colonialistic feeling is strong in them. We read the writings of Edward Said, Orientalism. Come on, my neighbor doesn't respect me. What Orientalism? The Persian and the Turk don't respect me. So, what is this Orientalism and arrogance towards culture? The Persian doesn't respect the Arab, nor the Turk. Thank you. And this is a justification for bombing. This is a justification for bombing the Gulf. He says, "These Gulf countries, I was sitting in the Persian Gulf." So, the racist aspect is present, you mean, he rode the wave. Present. Yes. Today, the newspapers asked an Iraqi, this Foreign Minister, and people consider him intelligent, and others, "Why don't you ask for a ceasefire?" What does he answer? "Because we want to teach them such a harsh lesson that they will never think of attacking Iran again." Tell him, my dear brother, they are attacking you now, and in six hours they will be celebrating over you to the extent that they will not think. You are already thinking about the second time. You won't even finish the first time. Ahmed, where is he living? In which world? These people. The world of ideology. No, no, Abu Sajad, the world of ideology. The systems are drunk. Meaning, you are dealing with a drunk person. And I always tell the youth, look at these recordings of Saddam Hussein on YouTube. This is rich, valuable material to understand how an ideologue thinks. When he ruled you, it was like spider nests gathering, and when they come out, they bite. So, this is a culture of nests, a culture of basements, a culture of cobwebs in his head, stuck to a certain idea, he cannot leave. He truly believes that this will happen. And how Saddam said the other day, "I want to tell you, we can be twice as big as America." In '91, after the war, a month left. [Laughter] Twice as big as America? [Laughter] They came out of the river. No, nothing is possible. But by the way, he's not talking about power, he's talking about confidence, because his brain, his brain is stuffed with these things. Abu San. Three days ago, one of the faction leaders, his name was not mentioned, instead of saying the situation is like this and that, "We will liberate Palestine," he said, "I will liberate Sweibah." He liberated this. [Laughter] No, no, to Yemen. Rad Al-Hamdani, look at him, a commander in the Republican Guard. Saddam Hussein said, "I know the Iraqi army is weak, but divine power exists. We will win against the Americans in this war of 2003, and after we finish, we will go and liberate Palestine." Where is the world? This is riding, Ahmed, not called entanglement or called tactics, I don't know how. Like riding two stations. He will win against America, and then the same thing, he will go to Palestine. Yes. Exactly. Do you know, do you know where the situation is? Your speech is cut off. Once I sat with four drunkards, I was actually sober. They bought tickets, they bought lottery tickets. They said, "If we win this lottery, we will buy a Mercedes." So, they said, "Yes, the Mercedes has arrived." So, one of them said, "I am your friend, your comrade. You will put me in the front, and these two boys behind me. If your minister comes with us, we will try to do something for them behind." It became an X, ascending. What I saw in the end, the music overturned, and the unemployment dropped. I will ride. I will ride what I want. No one will force me. Unemployment started to break. I crawled, and the electricity went out. I crawled, and crawled, and crawled to the door. In the morning, I came, and they all had their heads wrapped. I said, "Who beat us, my uncle?" You fought last night. I don't remember. But if my lottery comes, we will bring Mars. The same mentality. A person with psychosis, detached from reality. Thank you. No, no, they are detached, Abu Sadad. They are detached, and they are talking about reality. Don't think they are lying to people. They truly believe they are capable of harming the Iranians. I saw a movie about Hitler in his last days, and he told them, "Commander So-and-so will attack sector X and sector Y." He doesn't know that Commander So-and-so's division has been destroyed and is gone. He doesn't even have a division. How did Saddam Hussein trust Ali Ghaydan when he brought them? He blessed them. He said, "Where did your division move?" He said, "I don't have a division. I drove my car and entered." There were no units, no army. So, when he held them accountable, "Where did you move? Where did you go?" They don't have an army. No units are left. Yes. Why? Liberation. Liberation of Al-Faw. We lost 55,000. He said, "I want to liberate it before Eid so that the joy will be doubled." 55,000 Iraqi soldiers were killed. And the Iranians could have postponed it. The Iranians withdrew. The Iranians did not suffer casualties. In the fall, we lost 55, Zirq, not in the liberation. The liberation was empty. It was actually. Yes. But here, these ideologically driven minds, Abu Zad. The ideologically driven mind must be dealt with as a sick mind. You enter a psychiatric hospital, you deal with someone coming to a psychiatric hospital. God. It is a disaster that such people control your destiny. Exactly. This is like the Grand Ayatollah 200 years ago, 150 years ago. He burned the world. He burned the Qajar. He had to go to war against Russia. The Qajar Shah. My uncle, we can't. My uncle, we can't. This is Russia. How can God and the Ahl al-Bayt be with us? For God's sake, protect us. He incited the people. So, what did he do? He brought an army and attacked Russia. Russia took Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia. More than a third of Iranian territory was lost. Yes. He came. 17080810. Yes. He came to the religious scholar and said, "Why? Didn't you say we would connect?" He said, "What do I have to do with a religious scholar? Purity, piety, salvation, cleanliness, and I don't know what else." So, this is what lives in parallel worlds. And the beauty in Iraq, what does he say? "We will teach them a lesson so they will never attack us again." And this attack. This attack now, will you finish it? [Laughter] And they will not attack you again. Ahmed, the British magazine, Time, today, or the newspaper, is it a newspaper or a magazine? Magazine. Magazine. Magazine. It says, "Mojtaba Khamenei is unconscious, in critical condition, unable to make any decisions, and is being treated in Qom." Correct. So, who is making decisions now? The Revolutionary Guard. They are just a state. Look, this deep state. Their system is different from Iraq. Iraq is tribal authority, not party authority. The party was [coughs] a secondary matter for Saddam Hussein. But for Iran, Iran is a religious and spiritual authority and relies on its special arms. So, it possesses flexibility. It possesses decision-making flexibility and possesses alternative flexibility. And by the way, this policy is used in Iraq. If you see what the Americans are doing, they are hitting headquarters, killing leaders. They say, "Because the leader is replaced, there is someone to appoint him." So, when this leader does not find units to follow him, dealing with him becomes easy. So, this culture is the same as what was used in Iran. Killing leaders is compensated. Killing them. But bombing bases and destroying them weakens the chances of the leaders. So, for Iran, Abu Sajad, Iran has many Grand Ayatollahs, and it has a deep state that we may not even know. Neither I nor you. How once, I never saw a man in the street wearing a dishdasha and two turbans, and he told me, "Do you know him?" I said, "No, by God." He said, "This is a former deputy, no one knows him, and he receives a retirement salary, and he hasn't appeared for a day." By God. So, they are the same. These are people working in secret. No one knows them. They are not public. Regardless of their level of justice or injustice, or leadership, I don't know. Because the deep state in Iran is very deep. And all I see is that it has many heads, not one head. Meaning, the government wing, which is powerless, like Iraq and others, speaks on one page, and these are talking on another page. I heard analyses saying that, for example, Iraq and Hezbollah are on one page, and the Revolutionary Guard is on another page. So, there are more than one direction. Within the Revolutionary Guard itself, there are several directions. Within Hezbollah, there are several directions. So, it's deep, deep, deep, deep, from Zagor to Zagor. Zirq, what do you expect? In your opinion, now we have about seven hours left, less than seven hours until the end of the deadline. What do you expect? The bombing, what do you expect after the strike? Will it happen at all, or will Trump back down, considering he's crazy, he says one thing and means another? No, no, he's not crazy. The ultimate goal, Ahmed Aidam always spoke about the waterways. We add to it oil and gas. You control the waterways and the gas. Gas is the fuel of the future. You know it's not polluting. This region is very rich in gas. Even Iraq, Iran, and the Gulf. You have this liquefaction in Qatar, it has stopped, about 16 to 20% of its future capacity for gas. The man is settling his accounts with the Europeans. The Europeans are now buying gas and oil. He is a genius. You know, the beginning of the end of Iran. The beginning of the end started with the war in Ukraine. Russia got involved in this quagmire, which the Europeans actually got tired of the Americans and supported Zelensky with nearly a trillion dollars. And the Europeans are still practicing austerity, but they are stopping. They don't believe that Putin is advancing on them, and he is openly supporting Ukraine. Of course, the Europeans are now buying gas and oil from America at four times the price. By the way, Qatar will also be out of the global market. This Iranian strike on Qatar was actually a gift to Trump. He was imagining the Iranian stupidity. He will do it. Actually, Israel hit it. Israel hit it, and Trump did not accept it in the media. He said, "Why?" The field. Meaning, don't be surprised if even Israel hit these fields, don't be surprised in Kuwait or even in Qatar. The idea is that the man has a plan. These are considered margins, young men. Iran is a margin, Iraq is a margin. This man is facing a monster called China. The factory of the world. He makes. We are just details. We are just details in this conflict. The bigger picture. The man wants, why did he bring Ahmed Al-Sharai? To cut off the pipeline issue, the gas pipeline from Qatar to Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria, to Europe. Europe is thirsty for energy, like any industrial country. All industrial countries are thirsty for energy. He brought Ahmed Al-Sharai. He knows his price. He knows he is a criminal, a murderer, and participated in killing Americans. But a backward, Salafist gang, busy with boasting and looting. Let them be. This is important. A dam. See the intelligence. The important thing is that all energy sources are in my hands. Whoever owns the energy owns the world. In a month, he will go to China. He will have completed the situation in Iran, the situation in Qatar. He will go to China. Energy is in his hands. Rare metals from Greenland are also in his hands. Where will he go? He will negotiate. He wants to slow down the Chinese. In my opinion, the Chinese will win, maybe after 20 or 30 years. You don't know, my brother. You don't know, because China also has creativity, but it works slowly. Americans work fast. Americans work fast and effectively. Americans like this style. The Chinese are slow, slow. So, he stopped China. He hit it slowly. So, we are details, as Ahmed said. Details in a plan. Iran agreed or disagreed, it's over. [Snoring sounds] Today, the bombing of Khuzestan, the bombing is very strong. You are surprised. Like Guantanamo. It takes Khuzestan, it takes Ahwaz. By the way, this American pilot, when he fell in areas that are hostile to the Lurs and Bakhtiari tribes, they hate the government. Maybe the man was actually working with elements that the Americans caught him, secured him, and got him out. Don't be surprised. Imagine that within Iran, they are against Iran. The Lurs, the Bakhtiari, and the Kurds. This region, if he had fallen in areas like Isfahan, he would not have survived, because these areas are hostile to the center. So, we are details, margins, my professor. We are a margin in a bigger plan. But the donkey who didn't understand the bigger game, the energy game, my dear. King Faisal, when he cut off oil from them, he taught them a lesson they would never forget. We don't want Gulf oil anymore. These people are coming out with a film every day about nationalism, Arabism, and Islam. They have an alternative now. I will not take the Strait of Hormuz. I liberated it. Didn't I tell you to come and liberate it? The Europeans, the Europeans were stunned. They started singing a song by Yass Khader. I liberated it. Maybe he will take money from them. Don't be surprised. He will change international law. So, this is a marginal issue. Iran, in any case, must be completely removed from the scene. This regime must be removed. Thank you. Ahmed, what do you expect to happen? I want you to give me your opinion. A plan. What will happen? What will be the result? Will people come out, like in America, to storm the system, or will it be a normal strike and that's it? Or even from within? No, as a beginning, as a beginning, a normal strike. As a beginning. Perhaps it will be absorbed. For a week, it will be just news. Perhaps, perhaps. But after this week, the results will become clear, after the entire country has become dark. Don't forget also to bomb the satellite stations, Iranian television, or others, and silence them. This means you have made a decision that this country must be removed, because people will no longer see its system, will no longer see it. Dr. Ahmed said even the bridges will be cut, meaning they won't be able to send forces if an uprising occurs somewhere. The entire cyber system will be hit, communications will be hit. Supply chains. The hunger that will occur. Supply chains from the countryside to the cities will be cut. People will eat. All of it. People will. Exactly. So, it's a terrifying and very bleak scenario, honestly, Abu S. Doomsday. Doomsday. The Day of Judgment. And a disaster that humans in the 21st century are living through this event. We lived through it in the 20th century, in '91. But now, with the development of life, people can no longer do without the internet, for example. They can no longer do without electricity. The lifestyle changes. You bring us back to the time of cooking on firewood. What have you done to me? And if I tell you, I gave you an example of the current frustration of the Iraqis because there is no gas, because the rhythm of Iraqi life has become fast, not for wasting time waiting for a gas cylinder. And the Iraqi government, by the way, should have made alternatives. Gas is a byproduct of oil exports, of oil production. So, my dear, you should have directed people, "We have refineries working, take white oil and cook with it as an alternative, there's no problem." No, they couldn't even manage that. So, people's anger at the poor management. And the same for Iran. Come, what am I, and what am I, and I will fight, and I will fight. And now we are without electricity, without communications, without water, without internet, without bridges, without gasoline. What is left? Our Kurdish friends, our Kurdish friends, who are approaching cities like Marivan, Sulaymaniyah, Iraqi Surskard, Iraqi Samkard. Bombing, killing, killing. We had a boy who used to communicate. Now he says, "The husband who reaches 30 kilometers from the border is killed." So, you are making the situation worse. You are still arguing, man. People want to communicate, to connect with their loved ones. 30 kilometers, you kill him, man. By God Almighty, it's the same tragedy as the Ba'athists. Human chains, and we die, and we die, and the nation lives. Until when? Iran is finished. The situation is actually finished. Tomorrow, if this happens, Trump will have signed the death certificate of the regime. Zirq, if he strikes and increases the momentum within a week or two, meaning, a week, and it falls. A week later, Trump will have signed the death certificate. Meaning, he has washed his hands completely of the regime itself. Because he destroyed it militarily, and he destroyed it. Yes. Washed his hands. Meaning, they come and surrender. Washed his hands. So, any possibility of surrender is also a diplomatic solution and falls within diplomatic solutions. And the American army, by the way, the American army is number one in the world in training for surrender. How to surrender, how to convince your enemy not to kill you, how to preserve the life of the soldier is important. So, part of diplomacy is surrender. So, if you don't surrender, it means suicide. Suicide is the problem. Suicide is the problem. So, they have to bear the consequences. And Trump is not doing these theatrics. "Look, I tried to treat, I sat with them, I sent them. What else can I do?" So, he is a good deed in front of the world. Zirq, Iraq, which has been trampled underfoot all its life, what is this? The repercussions of the strike on what? On whom? By God, Dr. Haider Saeed, he is a respected personality. He has weight. Although, unfortunately, he can't always speak absolutely. But I heard him on a podcast say, "The problem of repercussions in Iraq is a civil war." The same words as the late Dr. Faleh Abdul Jabbar, when he came in 2003, he saw the situation as dire. He is Haider's student. Faleh came, looked, and said, "Civil war." He traveled to Beirut, and indeed, three years later, it became a slaughterhouse. So, Haider also said the same thing. He said, "The problem is, where will the war happen?" The ambition of the Sunni is to come out. It came out. There is nothing. I don't know. Something came up. I don't know. Don't worry about it. Continue. Yes. So, the idea, the idea is that the Shiite bloc has a kind of belief that it is one bloc. But after the loss of legitimacy for the fighting factions, even the conflict will be Shiite-Shiite, Sunni-Shiite, Sunni-Kurdish. The Kurds will demand their rights.

The sheikh, he will demand the entitlements of the Shiite bloc. It is not one, meaning it is not homogeneous. I am talking about the rural Shiite, the urban Shiite. The Shiites are not all one bloc. These were dependent on Iran. Their legal cover will be gone. What will they do? Of course, privileges, because you are facing a bloc with political influence, political representation, and it has tremendous economic capabilities, like companies you know, and it has weapons. Okay, we will enter a civil war. This is a very big possibility because all the blocs are not at peace. Before, they were afraid of Iran. Iran was the legal cover for the regime. So, Iraq might enter a civil war. And Haider, by the way, spoke about a bloc that is sectarian in the Iraqi government. I don't believe it, of course. It's a very weak bloc, it doesn't even have a structure, an identity, or a culture of self-respect. We don't have such a culture in Iraq. We don't have self-respect. Either they are with them, or against them, against them. So, we are at a frightening crossroads. We don't have an elite that builds a rational principle and manages the state, especially since the deep state is entrenched in Iraq. It is entrenched and the respectable institutions have weakened, the army, the intelligence. The Iraqi army has become a mockery, the Iraqi culture has become a mockery. So, I think these factions, because they own nearly a quarter of a million soldiers, will we become, will we see the massacre of the citadel, young people? Will Muhammad Ali be renewed? The government, civil war is not Shiites and Sunnis and I don't know what. No, government versus factions. Government versus factions. He said yes. Okay. What about the position of the Sadrist movement? This is also one of the ambiguous topics. This ambiguous thing, the Sadrist movement. Especially, he has a vendetta with one of them, a big vendetta. Vendettas, not one vendetta. One vendetta. I predict, I predict the following: Iraq is now in the American embrace, or will be in the American embrace after Iran ends. Iraq is a cold prize for America. Oil rights, gas, I don't know what. Therefore, I think Iraq will not have a civil war or anything like that. Maybe. Not a civil war, a war of enforcing law, meaning the army and factions. Or. Maybe this is what Abu Shihab is talking about in the case that America pressures the Prime Minister, or maybe a military commander, it could be Abdul Amir. Come, you take over this, and there will be, there will be liquidations between the state, between the army, and between the people outside this system. But in the end, Iraq is an American prize. No, no, we are done with that. We are done with that. Even Iran, by the way, what did Trump say yesterday? He said Obama should have been an ally of Iraq, not an ally of Iran. He raised this question yesterday. Trump. And by the way, yesterday, one of Obama's advisors, I forgot his name, I spoke about him on TikTok, said this man, Obama, hates Arabs to the extreme and loves Iran to the extreme. He said he pampered the Iranians. Of course, this is the policy of the Democratic Party, it's not just that, but it's a legacy of cooperation and interests between them and the Iranians. So, if the American vision is indeed, and the evidence is the bombing of Iraq, it is not harsh until now by the Americans, even against the factions themselves, by the way, the camps are almost empty, you see, there is nothing in them. Well, it's a symbolic triangle for envy. Okay. So, if they are hit, until now, they are not with us at this moment, while Iran has been dug up. And tomorrow, the momentum of the war will increase. Tomorrow. Tomorrow, the harshness on Iran will take stages, and it might go from here. When internal chaos occurs in Iran, people might go from here to fight. It's not strange, they are already present. Look at the genius of the Iraqi government. Bless Muhammad and his family. والله, my friends, we fear they will be envied for this intelligence, genius, and brilliance they possess. The Iraqi planes were taken and hidden in another country. What does this remind you of? 91. [Laughter]. And you return to 91. No, in Jordan, the civilian planes, Abu Sajad. Yes. Because the airports are being bombed. What will they do? Look, the government, the government seems to be hurting you. Let me interrupt you. Let me interrupt you. The government. [Laughter]. It knows who is hurting it. But the government, until now, seems to have international direction or something. Leave the matter. Don't interfere now. They carried. The same directives. The same directives are present in Kurdistan. Don't change. What will they do? What will they do in Kurdistan? They won't sit and bomb, and these gains that have been achieved, this beautiful construction that has happened in it. Yes, meaning instead of the state itself not being able to protect its institutions, it takes planes and entrusts them to another country, afraid of factions. Ahmad, والله, it has never happened in history. Open. We have money, and we have, and we have. Imagine the bogeyman. Imagine the scene. You now, Iran is next to me, fighting a very harsh war. Yes. And the pro-Iranian circles are in a state of alert. Yes. The cover that America can provide me now is not available because the momentum is going to Iran. It is foolish for me to enter into a war with these factions. If I were an Iraqi official, an Iraqi president, I would not enter now. I would not open another front of conflict. Okay. I will wait for the conflict in Iran to reach stages of collapse or surrender. Then the repercussions will happen here. Then I will be in a position of strength. As you said, maybe a bus is coming from America now. Yes. It is better, of course. This bus is for the Gulf, by the way. Saudi Arabia can hit Qatar. He said, sit down and be quiet. They have air force. He said, be quiet, don't open your mouth, so you don't give us justifications. We are not like the people who used to say strategic patience. Why expand the war front, and then I will be confused by you, or I will be confused by protecting its aircraft carriers. It doesn't want to expand the war. This is not just political intelligence, it is military intelligence as well. Correct. That you open under you, why do you open under you? It will bear the blow. Yes. This Kurdistan, 11, 12 years ago, the Iranian strikes were decisive. Stations. Since the war began until now, what did he say? He said, be quiet, be quiet. Because this is a lion. A wounded lion can be very dangerous. The best thing is to resort to calm now, waiting for what will happen. Frankly, the actual war tomorrow, if it happens. The actual war. Which is a war to end the regime, not a war to destroy the regime. You have destroyed military capabilities, but you have left the 91 model of Saddam Hussein. Yes. This is dangerous. This is bad. Very bad. But if tomorrow it happens, and after the end of the regime itself, the orientation towards this American, towards this direction, then the real war has happened, and the chaos that might spread to the region. It might take years for Iraq to be cleared and the situation to be cleared, especially in Iraq. Their reaction will be very strong because it will be a war for their lives, a war of life and death, because the factions have sworn to the government, and America has sworn to the government, effectively. Urgent: A bombing targets a Popular Mobilization Forces headquarters in Diyala Governorate, east of Iraq. Of course, the bombing continues in Kirkuk, continues in Ramadi, continues in Mosul. Can they release the female journalist? Didn't they say release? Yes. Yes. Her departure is conditional on her permanent departure from Iraq. Of course, she will remain in Iraq. They said, for the sake of the Prime Minister, we will release her. Yes. We are sitting in a cafe. We are a cafe of condolences, my friends, at our expense. At our expense. They put. No, والله, they saw death. Yes. Okay. What about the Gulf, Abu Shihab? Excuse me, Zerq, whoever wants to answer. What about the Gulf? What is its position? How will it be? What is it waiting for? As for me, regarding the Gulf countries, from a military perspective, their air defense systems are excellent. They have repelled many attacks. But if Iran surprises them tomorrow and bombs power stations or desalination plants, and the Gulf countries enter into frightening, terrifying crises. Then this development will also be in the course of the war. Because here, how do you fill this? For example, Qatar says I have a three-day reserve. Now, if it's bombed, I don't have a reserve. This is a problem. The Gulf countries have always faced a problem of existence. Because they are small countries, they don't have human resources, they don't have strong armies. If these countries had played a role in the great powers that were in the region, the major countries, not great, let's say Egypt, Syria, Iraq, had ideal relations with them and provided protection for the Gulf countries, they would have been attacked. The Middle East has been ruined. Egypt, Syria, and Iraq were violently attacked by the Gulf countries. These countries did this, I don't know, out of jealousy, I don't know, a mistake. The president of Egypt sends them teachers to teach them. What do they send him? The Muslim Brotherhood and saboteurs and I don't know what. Iraq, I don't know what. I even saw the occupation of Kuwait. The other day, I came to the conclusion that Saddam Hussein was like someone who was angry, like an angry person. If King Fahd had come and brought someone with him and said, "Listen, Saddam, Sheikh Jaber is with me on the plane, and so-and-so, and we are coming to Baghdad." By God Almighty, within half an hour, he would have withdrawn from Kuwait and even compensated them. He didn't hear this saboteur, this idiot, what's his name, Mubarak. Who steered the ship in a very dirty way in the conflict that happened now. Who protects him? The Gulf policy is wrong from the beginning. Instead of taking care of their country, exactly like Oman, they didn't take the Omani model. No interference in the whole region. Consequently, even the Arab peoples are gloating over them. Gloating over them in a big way. Abu Sajad, I read the Kuwaiti media before, and it is truly brilliant media. Brilliant media in every sense of the word. But when I read it, Kuwait, a country, its role model, it has an operations room for Iraq and an operations room for Syria. An operations room for you, not a great power. Where is your operations room? Saddam took your country in two hours. Yes. Isn't that where the truth lies? Okay. Okay. Okay. So. Building religious states, religious states. They paid the price. Stupidity, stupidity, stupidity. Actually, all the dealings were stupid. Who is behind the destruction of Syria, Abu Zerq? Who, who encouraged Ahmad, the religious establishment? The destruction of Iraq, who encouraged this criminal to hand over a country the size of Syria? We disagree on Syria, we agree on Syria, but it is a culturally influential country. And I tell you, the identity of the Middle East, Egypt, Syria, Iraq. And you, Saudi Arabia, you bring them. And you send them books by Ibn Taymiyyah. My dear, the world has moved on. It has moved on. It has moved on from Jean-Paul Sartre and philosophers whose philosophy ended and went into the dustbin of history. You send me books by Ibn Taymiyyah. Every day I see a video of women police in Syria and female police. My dear, enter the heart of modernity. You are bringing me back Ibn Taymiyyah and the dhimmis. The result now is that the Gulf countries are without protection, without the greatest protection. The army, by the way, you also see a country like Saudi Arabia can build an army, but it is afraid it will turn against it. Correct. Correct. So it doesn't build a large army. So who will protect you in the future? Do you think the Iranian system will change? A system will come that kisses hands. Iran, throughout its history, with all its regimes, has despised the Arabs. Yes. Correct. It always considers the Arabs, and Iraq in particular, a garden. Farmland, a garden. By God, not even a garden, a stable. A stable. Yes, that is their view of Iraq. Meaning Iran is evil, and Turkey is Qajar. Shahanshah, Reza Pahlavi, Kamalist. Turkey is considered its land. Iran is an evil country. Turkey. Abdullah al-Nafisi, despite all his flaws, is a Muslim Brotherhood. But he said something. He told them, Saddam came to you, he wanted 10 billion dollars, you didn't accept. You spent 63 billion to liberate your country. Saudi Arabia spent 100 billion dollars on them. When they brought them, I don't know, could you not convince Saddam, Fahd? Get off your plane and tell him, "My dear, I am coming to you now, Saddam is tribal." Abu Sajad, they were transferred. How were they transferred? Eid. He released. Saddam Hussein on the eve of Eid released 4,000 prisoners who were sentenced to death. A sheikh from Ramadi came to him. He said, "I requested it." He said, "Done." He said, "These are our sons." He said, "Take them as tribal informants." Tribal. If you had come to us and stripped him naked in the helicopter, you would have given him 50 divisions tomorrow. Thank you. Zerq, yes. The United Nations Security Council was discussing the issue of opening the Strait of Hormuz two hours ago. Strait of Hormuz. Yes. Yes. Bahrain submitted a draft resolution, and everyone agreed to it, except for two countries. Did you hear? Colombia and Pakistan. And. Drugs. [Laughter]. Two drugs. Spices and their drugs. Bakari, biryani, and coke. Yes, والله. And a Chinese and Russian veto. The Chinese and Russian veto. How are people opening the Strait of Hormuz? What is your intention? America, of course. What do you say? Meaning the resolution did not pass. No, it did not pass. Two vetoes. Ahmad. Veto. Yes. Russia has no problems with this strait because it knows it is thinking about the strait, the northern corridor, which is the future, because its distance is very short. And the Chinese and the Russians, it is known, if Russia vetoes, the Chinese are with it, watch this movement throughout history. They are aligned. Their economies depend on each other. Putin signed a gas and oil supply agreement for the next 30 years with the Chinese at favorable prices. So it is clear that all these powers have reached the conviction that this Gulf and this Middle East region will be trampled, trampled, unfortunately. As Ahmad said, the elder brother, you interfere with the culture of a country like Iraq. The Iraqi is a woodcutter, a dancer, and loves songs and alcohol. You brought him Salafism. What should the Syrian do? Play Sabah Fakhri and hold a glass of alcohol and start wrapping it around his head. You brought him Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn al-Qayyim. Baba, these are not our cultures. [Laughter]. Local. We don't know them. والله, by the way, the Iraqi Shiite is even more so. No, the Iraqi Shiite doesn't seek religion, nor does the Sunni Iraqi seek religion. We saw the niqab after 2003. We started to know Ibn Taymiyyah. These writings, no one used to read them. My dear, don't create cultural interference with a group that has prominent features of its culture. You needed Iraq. America. This Trump, tomorrow, the madman, will tell you, leave the Gulf, I have nothing to do with it. I will not protect you, nor anything. It's not strange for him, especially since energy supplies and transportation have completely moved away from the Gulf. This region, may God protect it. And Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, I recognized him when he said Fatima and her son. Meaning, my friends, in the first position, a bus. [Laughter]. In the first position, a bus. Oh my God, we have our hand this much in your throat. [Laughter]. والله, an Egyptian. After Abu Durub, don't abandon them, as if he knew that the sun of the Gulf had set. I don't know. And no one knows the reason for this abandonment, by the way, Sisi's position. Israel, it also has Israel, it is pushing him with projects. Exactly. Yes, my father. [Laughter]. I asked her. [Clears throat]. Okay, if something happens to. Before. [Laughter]. What is this group? This group made meat and fried it, fried it, and rice, a Kurdish dish. Fried meat. والله, his hands are blessed. I. Oh, this is Nurqis. A wonderful, wonderful person. He says, "What is the distance of the journey?" What is the distance of the journey? What did he not see? [Laughter]. In the first position, in the first position, on the bus. You are my love. Yes, unfortunately. Yes. The man, the Egyptian doctrine after 73, we have nothing to do with anyone. The idea is clear, towards Europe. You know, this is the new Egyptian identity, the Kemetic one. We belong to the Mediterranean basin. We belong to Europe, and we are friends with Israel. Israel cut off its gas. Egypt started sleeping at 9 PM. If an Egyptian sleeps at 9 PM, he commits suicide. So they agreed with him. The gas returned. Yes. You, Ahmad Aidan himself, said that Egypt's survival is due to Israel's strength. You once said, a strong and powerful ally. What relieved them from Hamas and the tunnels and the smuggling and the death, oh Arabs, and the smuggling? All of that was cut off. The fierce Sinai remained, and it was tamed. The whole matter ended. [Snoring sounds]. And then, Abu Shihab, what about global prices? Now, the International Energy Agency warns of a black April in the global markets. It's like there are only a few days left, based on white, purple, and narcissus. This is for tomorrow's attack. Abu Sajad, because there is a possibility of bombing nuclear facilities. Iran, possibly, given the remaining capabilities. It might bomb the region's oil facilities, and the region will ignite even more. And my father, Fanka, has paved the way. He doesn't care. He doesn't care about oil independence and bread independence. The man even reached independence in industries. He says Americans, at 14 years old, they hired him in apple fields. His men are drunk. This madman, he is actually mad. He said, I don't want immigrants. You work. And indeed, the rise in prices in America forced people to work in professions they never worked in before. They were worked by immigrants. Necessity. Necessity drives this. Yes. The energy map is changing. The geographical map is changing. This is for Iraq. For our youth. والله, I see pictures of Baghdad University, College of Arts, in 1979, full of young men and women holding notebooks. Boy, go down, work. What are these shoe colleges? Yes. Oh, my dear, they go to date girls. What's wrong with you? They have a graduation party and dance. Their mustaches touch. And then most of them enter colleges to date a girl, as if they have achieved something. In the seventies, Egyptians used to come to work as carpenters, I don't know what. They would return and buy a house, and the Iraqi would still be in the stage of discussing Charles Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities" in the College of Arts. And if it's the College of Arts, Arabic language, what did Al-Sayyab say? "Your eyes are like angels," and they held a seminar. Keep in mind, this is the socialist system. They used to pay, pay the employees a substitute for not working. I forgot its name. That you don't work, we give you a substitute. To this extent, an employee doesn't work, this doesn't work, I don't know what doesn't work. In the end, when hardship came and the salary was not enough during the siege, the same Iraqi came out of Saddam. There's nothing wrong with the Iraqi. He returns from work, picks up his bowl. والله, he picks up his bowl. He means a cement bowl. He picks up his bowl. So, this is filling universities and filling schools. Come down. Universities, I wish to see only 20 students per university. والله, but they graduate as geniuses. So, universities are filled with young people who have postponed themselves. We have moved away from the topic, but they have postponed themselves, postponed their life opportunities, and postponed development opportunities. And you, millions, if you work, thousands and thousands. So, these now, for example, Baghdad University, how many students are there? So many students. This year, I don't know how many. So, if these work, daily, if 10,000 people, if the volume of trade is 1,000 dinars per day, that's 10 million. So, what about if it's 10,000? That's 100 million, my friend. Isn't that the circulating currency? We reached 100 colleges. And by the way, Ahmad Aidan's words, if we extend them to their logical conclusion, if the people work, they will start looking for their interests and rights, looking for democracy, looking for peace. As long as it's a rentier economy, and you're looking for colleges, and your mother sells her gold, and your father sells a piece of land, and you, in order to date and love a girl, and then after a year you get married, you divorce her and say, "The bad luck I saw in you." So, effectively, the labor market increases. How do you call it? Political culture. My dear, I want to work. I want a stable country. As long as you are a rentier system, your group is fighting, and you are with them, because your livelihood is in their hands. Your group is sitting, and you are sitting. Let's stick to our topic. America refused to open the Strait of Hormuz. So, if it is unable in this case to open the Strait of Hormuz, how will it succeed in overthrowing the regime? The Strait of Hormuz is easier than destroying an entire country's regime. If you are unable to open the Strait of Hormuz for all this time, and even to the point of saying, "Open the strait, open the strait, woe to you, you madmen." The strait did not open. The greater thing is that the strait will not open until the regime falls. So, overthrowing the regime is harder than opening the strait. What do you say? Or is it a trick? He wants. He doesn't want to destroy the electricity, etc. To overthrow the regime, certainly. Certainly. Or maybe he will make them concede and open the strait and keep them. In both cases, they are doomed. In both cases, they are doomed. It's a Catch-22. In my opinion, if he opens the strait, and I see Trump wants it, if he opens the strait with American efforts alone, then Europe is out, and it has to pay Trump for it to be. Exactly. That the movement of navigation will be under American control, not European control. Perhaps it will enter as a partner if it doesn't move now. In the case that Trump overthrows the regime, not Iran. Opens the strait. Opens the strait. Yes. That's why it's a bargaining chip, not Iran. By the way, the strait is not a bargaining chip with Iran. Iran claims this. Trump, and tomorrow, by God, half of it is Omani and half of it is Iranian. From the Omani side. From here and there. Yes. So, it's a negotiation. Yes. Continue, Zerq. I haven't heard of the principle of "don't befriend an Arab and take his cloak." So, don't befriend him and argue over his cloak. It's a war trick. These people have geniuses. They are telling you, "Open the strait," and they can open it tomorrow, but they are making the Iranians stubborn. This stubbornness is the same as Saddam's stubbornness. You come out of Kuwait, and I will crush you. Your pride flares up. You come out of Kuwait, and I will return you to the Stone Age. Your friend boils. This is a trick, and unfortunately, it succeeds every time. Young people, and people don't read, don't understand, don't comprehend. By the way, America is not difficult. Go buy a book. Read 50 years of military history. I'm not talking about social history. Read American universities. You will understand the psychology of these people, and it will save you a lot of bloodshed. But it's clear they don't read. Saddam and the Ba'ath Party, how much did they hate America? From '68 until they sent him aid. In the liberation of Al-Faw, they sent him. Do you remember Rumsfeld in '86? Meaning, you, who don't know how to deal with this power. America is not a devil. America is a country with interests. If you are smart, you will avoid their evils and benefit from their good. What do we do? We rush to their evils and avoid all their good. Why? Why the tanks? The tanks and the weapons that America gave to Stalin. Do you know how much it cost? Stalin didn't return a penny. Not a penny. Lenin borrowed from America to open Russian factories in '17. They didn't have problems with you, but when you act stupid, والله, they will expose the dead cats, they will expose the milk their mother drinks, they will expose it from your head. I told you, 50 years of history. Read Kissinger's memoirs. It's 1000 pages. You will understand how this country thinks. But I told you, we have Persian fanaticism or Bedouin Arab fanaticism. Plus. [Laughter]. I told you. Continue, continue, continue. Continue. Plus, let's go back to the most important point. The Gulf culture, which also, in a way, because of the agreement between Abdulaziz and Roosevelt, they thought it was to expand their vital space. My dear, expand your vital space, but not by expanding it in the form of the jurisprudence of Ahmad bin Hanbal. Here is the disaster. The Gulf, one day Muslim Brotherhood, one day Salafi, one day Sururi, one day even Al-Qaeda, and it backfired on them. The Saudi now belongs to ISIS, kills his father, belongs to it and goes to Iraq. Protect your border, my dear. Look, young people, the most important point we want to reach in this lecture is that there is nothing more dangerous to humanity than groups. We, as humanity, except for culture and thought. Keep your thoughts to yourself. International relations are easy to manage. I manage you, you give me an eye, I give you two. The principle of interest. When you enter culture, recruitment, and ideology, with stupidity, it turns against you, its heart turns black, because these are dangerous areas. You are playing with the settings of the Iraqi people now. What are the Iraqi hybrids? Sunni Salafi, Shiite Salafi, Kurdish nationalist Salafi. Come out of the hole. Syrian Salafi, Lebanese Salafi, Sunni Salafi, Shiite. Who besides these parameters? Who besides our compass? It made us fight, and our wars feed back into themselves, they don't stop, because our ideologies are garbage. Thank you. Ahmad, do you remember when America entered Iraq? They canceled the Paris Club. They forced countries to cancel debts. They started giving them salaries for years until Iraq started exporting oil and so on. The same country, at any moment, can shut you down, bomb you, destroy you, etc. You should have the intelligence to know how to deal with a superpower. Hobzats don't work. These hobzats and the like don't work. So, our fate, Iraqis, will come a day when we learn how to benefit from this and avoid its evils. No, Iraqis lack identity. Go ahead. The simplest thing, Abu Sadad. The other day, someone posted these A-10 Warthog planes. Yes. And next to them, Iraqi soldiers, and shared airports, and they fly and bomb the pests, defending them. Yes. Liberating our cities. Now they are bombing us. Yes. And look at Syria. Look at Al-Julani, who slaughtered American soldiers and killed and the terrorist. Look, Ahmad, until the other day, the fierce American was received by the German Chancellor, or whoever was the Prime Minister of Britain, Trump received him. Why don't you think? Think like this. God gave you a free mind. Why don't you? We have embassies that left our country. All of them. There are embassies in Syria. My brother, learn. Not from Kurdistan. From Kurdistan. Masoud Barzani now, if he goes, the whole world receives him. Iraq is ostracized. No one respects it. This is the policy of complicity, the policy of ideologies, and the policy. You see, for example, the meeting. When Adel Abdul Mahdi, Hajj Qassem called me and said, "Tomorrow, you nominate yourself for the presidency." He is proud. He is proud that he was appointed from outside. And he is wearing an agal and going to chant with the Houthis. You are the Prime Minister, you are attacked. [Laughter]. This page, you are 85 years old, man. Shame. Mad. Who are they? This arrogant reservoir, Abu. Hajj Qassem nominated me. Yes. Continue, continue. What did you hear in my ear? والله. No, it's talk, talk. So, Abu Sajad, our path is a disaster. How can one, والله, I don't know. How can one get married? And this one will marry a woman who has been divorced five times. Meaning, when Saddam fell, they brought us human ruins, people who were mentally and culturally devastated. So much so that in Bremer's memoirs, he says, "They told me I had to accept the leader of the Communist Party, Aziz Muhammad." And this was a personality. He said, "I sat with him, and he told me, 'He should have done this and that.'" I said, "From where, Professor Aziz, who does this?" He said, "Brezhnev." I said, "Where is the world going, Brezhnev?" [Laughter]. Brezhnev died. He died. He died. This beloved Bourguiba, you know, he was in power until '87. He was 90 years old. Imagine, before Zine El Abidine Ben Ali removed him, five years before, ten years, he had Alzheimer's. Alzheimer's. And his wife was playing with the state. [Laughter]. Imagine, once, Zerq, Ahmad, in '83, '84, he received the Soviet Foreign Minister. They were talking. How are you? What's new? He said to Habib Bourguiba, "How is Brezhnev's health?" This was in '83. I mean, before Brezhnev, before Khrushchev. "How is Khrushchev's health?" Of course, it even happened to Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan, in his last days, also started having Alzheimer's. They were invited to Brazil. He went to Brazil. To raise the glass, he was supposed to say, "I thank the government of Brazil." So he said, "I thank the government of Argentina for the reception and so on." But the democratic country knows how to listen. The next day, they brought him doctors, examined him. They read to the President, "We are examining your mental faculties." Ronald Reagan said. They asked him, "So-and-so," they said, "Yes, there is a possibility. He can complete it. Yes." So, this is the reality. This is our reality. We have turned friends into enemies. We have turned our country into, unfortunately, a stable, a stable. والله, it's like that. It's not suitable. And he must pay the price, frankly. And the liquidations tomorrow, we will start paying them. We pay the price. Is it preparing the ground again and getting rid of the deep state in Iraq will be easy? It might take years, and there might be operations and assassinations. It's a long job. The White House's deadline for Iran is on schedule, and only the President knows what will happen. Not us. God knows. He says only Trump knows. [Laughter]. Meaning, what is he planning? Tomorrow morning, we will wake up, my friends. Zerq, we will hear screams. We will hear that disasters have happened. In our lecture, what did we say? Iran's fate is tied to Iraq's. They are margins on a giant plan. A plan to save America. Before, it was petrodollars. Now, petrodollars, gas, waterways, precious metals, artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence requires giant energy, requires high cooling. So, this is the era of artificial intelligence. And these people are still in the throes of death, oh Arabs, and Imam Mahdi, and these groups that say the Army of the Companions has returned. So, these are remnants of history, my dear. And their place is in the dustbin of history. Abu Shihab, a concluding word. والله, Abu Sajad, the region tomorrow is facing open endings, frankly. Facing immense chaos that I do not wish for, and I hope it does not happen. And I hope to wake up in the morning and find Iran has signed an agreement and the matter is over. But wishes are one thing, and reality is another. Reality says that we are a defeated region, due to national, sectarian, and religious reasons. It has become old, old. The idea that "long live the king" and we are servants to the long live, and to the princes, or servants to the Grand Ayatollah, or Sheikh so-and-so. This region is old, outside of history, sick. It must be burned. The last resort is cauterization. Okay. والله, they agreed, Ahmad Aidan. The world now. We have a space station called Artemis. It orbited the moon and circled the dark side. And this capsule has ethnic diversity. We are in an era now where even the idea of racism has ended. The idea of competence. And we always said the crisis of this East. Maybe the deep crisis we have is loyalty above competence, and blind loyalty, meaning lack of consciousness, as our great استاذ George Orwell says. Absolute loyalty, absolute lack of consciousness. We are actually unaware of ourselves. This region is broken. Our leaders are broken. Our soldiers are broken. Until now, we are living on social structures that have become extinct. Why did Iraq end? The principle of clientelism and competence has no value. Loyalty. Loyalty. Where did it lead us? To blind personalities outside of history and time. They are still using astrolabes and saying, "Two bows away," and "The appearance will be revealed," and "Fire from Basra," and "Al-Shaybani," and "Al-Yamani" is just missing. These are people that history will sweep away. History. We are now entering, with a wide chest, into the colonization of the stars. These people are still. So, their end is certainly in history. Maybe, like the Arabs were overwhelmed by Napoleon's cannons in the 19th century, from the beginning. Maybe. Maybe tomorrow, there will be a second awakening to Trump's attacks on the oil sector, electricity, and bridges. Young people, young people, the greatest tragedy is the issue of Palestine. It is still deeply rooted in the conscience of the communist, the nationalist, the leftist, the rightist, the Kemetic, and the Algerian. This complex, which I call the complex of complexes. When we think as a state, each one is on his own. You, my neighbor, are in my situation, and I am in yours. As long as this issue is not resolved, it will continue to generate crises. And even Trump's Deal of the Century, the Abraham Accords, these are embers under the ashes. When will they ignite? I hope we reach a level of awareness where we take care of ourselves. Here is the problem. This crisis will not be solved, nor will it be mentioned in this period. Thank you. Lastly, France Press says Iran confirms its readiness for all scenarios after the threat. And we say to them, Saddam was also ready, and he used to say, "The guardian ghost sees it, and we see it in the sky, wherever and whenever." And in the end, what happened, happened. So, it's talk in general, and talk is free in general. Thank you, my friend Zerq. Thank you, my friend Abu Shihab, the rose. My dear, my dear Abu Sajad. Thank you to you, Zerq, and all the young people. Thank you. And I ask all friends, male and female, to subscribe to Zerq Mir Khan's channel and Ghayr Aini and Ahmad. Okay, my dear. And hopefully, the link to Zerq's channel is available on my channel. And the link. We will see tomorrow if there are developments, strong action developments, we will also do an episode. Thank you. Yes. Thank you.

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