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Iran Responds to US aggression, Dave Rubin might be retarded

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and take a little bit issue with that's okay. You said Gulf states need to realize they no longer have protection from the US. It is time for them to make an agreement with Iran for peace in the region. UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait have now been hit and do not have the ability to respond, nor did the US respond on their behalf. I disagree I think they should definitely stay the course they're on and not make peace do explain Ryan do explain because I just want to see Dubai in flames yo fuck

all those traitor Muslim countries I'm not even Muslim but

Ryan, what's your thoughts about the news? I don't think we spoke about the hits on Bahrain, on Kuwait, and then basically Trump's not going to do anything. What's your thoughts about that?

Yeah, so there's a few different things. So first off, that was in response to the U.S. doing, once again, self-defense strikes. This is what CBS, you know, the new... Barry Weiss CBS is calling the US self defense strikes on Iran and as well as them hitting a disabling a ship by hitting the engine room, which the guy, you know, Iran responded in kind. The attacks took place from from aircraft that left Bahrain and Kuwait. So Bahrain and Kuwait got tagged. However, The Kuwait Incidents was a couple different things. First off, Iran hit them with missiles and drones and they were claiming, well, we intercepted everything. Well, that wasn't true. Then they said, well, it was just five injuries, no dead. Well, that's not true. Especially with missiles, it's either a hit or not. You either miss them or you get them. There's very few in between. They either die or you didn't hit them at all. the photographs come out showing the damage not just satellite but from from inside showing the roof blown out and the where things definitely struck and they did not intercept them all however in addition to the Kuwaiti strikes where Iran hit their base a uh a commercial uh airliner a commercial airport was hit and Iran said that it wasn't them, that that a patriot system must have turned backward and hit itself, which is hilarious because that's exactly what the U.S.

would say about Iran. Like, oh, I guess you shot yourself. More than likely, they did hit that because it was probably. Yeah, Iran hit everything, of course. But it's funny that they came out and said, I guess America hit itself. that's hilarious and then brain got it got lit up one of their steel factories is still burning I believe they're just it really showed the utter lack of defense by international Zionists to like the drones were hitting not just to miss everything it was the exact opposite of what they said they did not intercept everything they didn't intercept anything and they're just not going to learn they're like well what do we do double down but it's been very interesting watching Trump because this is five of the last nine days no six of the last 10 days the US has struck Iran and Iran has struck them back so what kind of like peace negotiation is this they're they're basically withdrawn from talks they're probably going to withdraw from the non-proliferation treaty Who Knows Whether They Have A Bomb Or Not But I Think They Like Having That Question Mark Out There But There's No Reason For Them To Comply With NPT When Sanctions Aren't Relifted And Assets Are Still Frozen The U.S.

Is Not Complying With Any Of His Side Of Things Like What What's The Benefit Of It Then You Don't Have Israel Signed Up To It And They've Got Nuclear Weapons Iran Is Very Pissed Off At Israel Attacking Lebanon Beirut Especially I Mean That's Just A City Full Civilians and uh I think they're drawing a red line right now saying Israel's gotta knock it off or we're going after them they've really gotten brazen and Trump's language has changed he's always threatening them and things and now he's like I was on the phone with Hezbollah Of all the things that never happened, that never happened the most. He'd not get on the phone with Hezbollah. I really doubt he was cursing at Bibi either. They were probably on the phone together panicking about what to do. That's more likely. Because the ultimatum was set. If you hit Beirut again, then we're hitting you. But he has no other choice. He can't get at Hezbollah on the ground.

They killed three IDF soldiers on film yesterday with a drone Went right into their beak. The footage was so good you could see the guy's sunglasses on his head. It was amazing. And he was right next to another guy. They actually hit a person with the drone, killed him, killed the guy next to him, killed the guy in front of him. They killed six that same day. and they're being able to film one drone with another drone like that is just hardcore trolling like just to show just to boost morale or have a trophy or whatever it is because you don't see the Israelis doing this back all they can do is use their jets to bomb civilian areas they are scared to death to go in on the ground Hezbollah is sticking it to them and then yeah these Gulf Arab countries are absolutely useless they have no offensive capability capabilities at all and the US strikes I mean they took out some civilian radar they damaged the ship they're just a little mamby-pamby whatever they're always losing more money and one person was killed by the way an Indian worker at that Kuwaiti air airfield was killed that they admitted but I honestly would like to know if the five injured US personnel weren't actually it wasn't a lot worse than that because it's hard to get injured by a missile you know it's kind of all or nothing so we'll see there this is going to continue this little uh dangerous game of chicken only but for so long now and even if trump is trying to get a deal and promising a deal he ain't i mean you can see they're so but her they're banning Sean Strickland from the White House dinner with some pre UFC thing apparently Netanyahu's gonna come to UFC they're gonna boo him out of the stadium they wouldn't let the champion by the way he has the belt they're not gonna let him attend but I agree with Sean that that White House dinner was promised to him 3,000 years ago and he should go anyway but when we're doing petty stuff like that it just shows how much control the Israeli lobby has how much Adelson's money has so he's gonna do it or the Israelis are gonna force his hand what I don't understand is why if I was Israel I wouldn't want to restart the Iran war you're gonna lose you have no defense they will destroy you why don't you take the deal it's over like you're like well this is our last chance like no no that's past tense you already had your last chance when you started this in February you lost accept it any further escalation of this war you just lose more because you're out of interceptors and you don't have standoff munitions you're what's your plan you're gonna nuke Iran it looks like they'll can nuke you back now possibly Now that is not confirmed, but Pepe Escobar and Larry Johnson were talking about that with a Pakistani source.

There are rumors around here that chem scientists are meeting with the Persians. I can't imagine anything else they would discuss talking about our neighbor chem to the north. We'll see, but I think this is just incredibly stupid foreign policy, but you're dealing with a bunch of miscreant delusional weirdos Marco Marco Rubio just said in Congress when he was asked, you do know Greenland is part of Denmark, he said for now. I mean, like, wow, okay, you just alienate Europe to like, they just, they win themselves to death, like every decision, they just can't help acting machismo or whatever. And it's just isolating the United States completely. Iran is winning this war and it is completely retarded for the United States to try and escalate this back into a hot war again, they, it won't go any different. then the first 42 days of conflict fact it will go a lot worse nothing's changed other than you're out you are lower on defense and offense and Iran is pretty much at 91% capacity and who knows what they've made sense and they're getting better and better with these drones so not looking good for the empire really not looking good for the golf states they're losing billions and uh yeah like I'll have a coke

what's um what's your thoughts about um what you call it again pepe's and larry's theory we had pepe on earlier on today and he kind of really wasn't he did lay out that that was a very strong possibility and larry johnson's been very adamant well

i think it's i think their source could be wrong but their source is not lying like the per the i can't say the okay the source that they're getting this from believes it so and the first part of the three steps that this source predicted uh has happened so if they leave NPT next then the second part will happen will they test the nuke I'm skeptical about this but this is what this source believes and what they told to Larry and Pepe I don't see the merit in it is I'm not saying they don't have a bomb I'm like but why why make it known it's better to have the question mark in my opinion but you know we'll see if they if they test it then okay then that guy was right and so be it but I'm I lean more towards the that not happening I do think they'll leave NPT though um but I wouldn't connect that to uh any nuclear ambitions

I mean, I'm skeptical as well myself. I mean, the source is Pakistani, so I'd take care of the grain of salt, to be honest. They have a propensity to exaggerate.

Yeah, but you know, in getting that completely wrong, he would burn himself as a source forever. So I don't know. I just don't see what the upside is. Mike why why flex your nuts doing doing a nuclear test is about the only way you lose because like oh you have a nuke then we have to use our nukes and that is an exchange that Iran will 1000% lose like the US has thousands of nukes it's just a crazy like don't you you're right now the way it is you're winning don't roll the dice like the just the way it is now with ballistic missiles and stuff like you got an automatic w

so I wouldn't mess with that formula if I was them I think that personally the only reason why it would be beneficial to have a nuke is if you know this war is going to go far and then Israel you know Israel is going to use a nuke and then therefore this becomes like the equalizer to stop them using it German

well they would never use a nuke no that's what I mean it would have to be all the nukes because one nuke wouldn't take out Iran and there's no way you would do a nuke and then let them retaliate you'd have to you'd have to pepper them with nukes that's insane like you know that you're talking about murdering tens of millions of

people like this is talking about Israel bro

Yeah, I know. That's why, like, oh, Israel will do that? No problem. I don't think the world would stomach that. Like, there's eventually come a time, but it wouldn't matter to them. They're like... What would the world do?

It makes no difference. They don't care what the world says.

I know. These people are, you know, I call them God's chosen lunatics. That's where Finkelstein and I agree. It's a lunatic state. They're just, they have this estochological view of, you know, God's a real estate agent and they'll they murder civilians with impunity anyway I mean they probably killed like a quarter of Gaza I don't think the numbers that they've released are even close to the real death count and millions of Iraq about not millions but about a million Iraqis died from sanctions and starvation that's horrid and probably you know half a million Syrians which proportionally is is probably worse died in that conflict but It's done over a course of time, whereas nukes, it's all at once, so the goldfish brain can't ignore it. That's the difference.

What's your thoughts about the reason why Trump isn't responding? This is, irrespective of if he has alternative plans, this is making him look weak, right? So why do you think he's not responding?

Well, he's responding by lying. He keeps acting like there's nothing to see here. We're close to a deal. They're going to sign and did it. What is he talking about? He hasn't made any progress on any front. They told him they laid out what to do. Unfreeze the assets. You could do that in two minutes. Hasn't done it. You know, start lifting sanctions. Move your forces out of the area. That's the first three steps. Instead, he's got a blockade in the area. and everything else is the same as it was now he now he's clear declaring like well the Strait of Hormuz is going to be open I'm like it kind of already is but through like what Iran decides so those not involved in the war East Asia and Iran you know their Oman and so on and so on they're fine they can take ships in out whatever but everybody that allied with Team Zog know and that's how it is and that's how it's going to stay because he doesn't have the means to enforce it.

Politics is downstream from power. If you can't do it, then you won't. And he's just talking it up. He's acting like there's a ceasefire. There isn't. You've bombed them six times. And you played footsie in the strait once without exchange of fire, but putting a warship in somebody's territory is also an act of war. So I don't know. It's like... what he does and what he says are opposite but at least he's lying about it to who to the markets like who's he fooling he's trying to uh to lower the heat i guess because he's a narcissistic ass and act like oh no that we meant to do that like uh tino it's so easy for him to get out of this everyone's like trump is trapped uh like no it's very if he wasn't an egomaniac he would just go okay leave and lift the asset freezer start lifting sanctions and maybe negotiate about uranium get it back to what it was anyway with the JCPOA but he doesn't want to do the Obama deal because Obama did it like but that's what he ought to do he could just leave just like Vietnam like oh how do we stop this like get out get all your troops and go back to America and then now Vietnam's a trading partner like it you could erase this but he isn't gonna because he's because Israel won't let him so he's trapped only in the sense that the you know the Epstein class is making him do all these bad decisions the right thing to do is very clear take your boats bring them back to the Atlantic screw these Gulf states and comply with Iran have peace and trade he's never going to do it though

Yeah, I meant more that, obviously, the fact that Bahrain and Kuwait were here, now I know that's in response to American attacks, but the American psyche doesn't work that way. Bahrain and Kuwait were here, and UAE came out today and crying about it. That does make Trump look weak, right? That he's not able to defend them.

It only makes him look weak if the news of that is widely known, and it isn't. Like it's well known maybe on your space and like people watching the two or three YouTube channels that talk about it, but they don't like lie loudly announced their losses is not gonna be on Fox and CNN and what's going on. Oh, wow.

The hits aren't even on Fox and CNN on Bahrain.

it's on it's on the written news like if you go to the website but like the couch potato boomer what they're hearing is we've obliterated their navy we wiped out their air force they're begging us for a ceasefire blah blah that's the narrative they're getting I asked if you I would bet good money like 70 percent of boomers could not find where Bahrain is

disavow Ryan disavow we love our boomers we love our boomers Ryan you're not seeing

our status I love some of them but there's a lot of them I guarantee you they don't know where Bahrain is

Disavow disavow I love my boomers I love my boomers you've not seen our audience that's right Ryan it's largely boomer actually so we love you guys this is just

Ryan Dawson well that's the thing that's the thing the best people are also the boomer because they're the ones that are the most politically active if you look at the Thomas Massey race the boomers outvoted the three generations below them the three generations below them are apathetic and pathetic and like even if you know stuff it doesn't matter because you don't act on it like if you don't go and vote you forfeit but unfortunately like even though the boomers the most politically active the ones that care the most a good chunk of them are you know they grew up in an era where the internet didn't exist for most of their life and they're getting their news from tv and tv's full of shit

So Ryan, I've asked a couple of the military guys this question and they do seem to think it's an issue that if you look at the US, they've been, if you're on the Hormuz, on the Strait of Hormuz, whether it's Sariq, whether it's Kesham Island, whether it's on the shore close to Bandar Abbas, they've been hitting a lot of telecommunication and radars. Do you think that's a problem? Do you think they're softening up for something coming in the future?

I not really like the communication on those islands there I think it's just soft doable targets, except for abundant our boss that that's a little bit more serious but it's not. That will not have any significant impact, you know I don't look they gave it they're all the first 40 days it's not like the US was holding back like wait next time we'll really bomb you know like they did try to bomb them. They hit everything they thought you know what they knew about so this stuff is insignificant sound like suddenly they learn now we know their communication network and it's on these island like now. It's just nearby and you don't want to fly over Iran proper because they do have air defense you did not obliterate it and they will shoot you.

Ryan we were talking about this and we were trying to figure out like what would be the prime situation where they where they attack in terms of the US like times running out for them summer periods come in possibly the World Cup could be a factor what do they what do they do what do they do like when when would be the I

don't think the soccer stuff matters at all to the United States it's not even on TV after the World Cup will be but It's not.

You don't think it matters to Trump?

No. They don't care about soccer.

But he got his peace trophy from them.

It doesn't matter. Like, it's just, like, most Americans won't even watch it.

No, I agree with that.

More of them are going to watch it. The Stanley Cup is on right now and North Carolina is in the championships with Vegas. There are more people going to watch that. Not globally, but in the United States. And hockey's not a big sport either. Not in America. But the World Cup, that is something that Europeans, it's very significant to them. So they think, what about that? They don't care.

No, I think it's not that it's the World Cup. It's more that it's in America. And obviously they've spent a huge amount of money to host it. If it's a fluff, like if it's a tourism fluff, they're going to lose all that money. I guess Trump doesn't care about Americans, but I thought his own... No, it's actually better.

The more people watching the World Cup and not paying attention to the war like it's good to do the war during the World Cup when no one's paying attention.

Okay, so you think that what about the summer period?

I mean, I don't think the season matters. I mean, it'll it'll hurt the Gulf states if they lose electricity and there's no air conditioning and the heat goes up to 120 Fahrenheit. It'll suck for them. But like the even the midterms, I don't even think Trump cares that much. Like he's a lame duck. He can't get reelected anyway. But he's like, as long as we hold on enough so that he doesn't get impeached. I don't you know you are like bestowing foresight on this guy and I don't think he possesses it. I think he takes decisions day to day. He just does whatever Israel says. So none of these things matter to him. He's trying to find out figure out like what to do. you can't just go bomb the S out of them you tried that it failed they can now hit you far harder than they could before because you're so low on your interceptors so it's like if he was a rational person and you and I could work this out but like you need to negotiate another hot war is not going to go your way at all yet they haven't done so They don't want to accept Iran's terms.

I'm like, well, if you're not going to accept the terms, option B is fighting again, which you will lose again. And I think he's that's just what he's going to do. And yes, you can say, but that's stupid. I'm like, yes, they are stupid. He will do this.

Ryan, I had a treaty on a couple of days ago. And he, I don't agree with his position but I wanted to know your thoughts He was basically saying that according to his sources I don't know he says he's got sources in Iran and US But he was saying according to his sources It was Iran who pulled out the deal And the reason they pulled out is Trump conceded to everything but they were like Well we don't believe him like why would he concede to everything he's got something planned

Well, it's not everything because when they say they always say they put the phrase guarantees security guarantees that which means you got to do. You got to take some actions. And the easiest signal is if you're not unfreezing assets, which is super easy to do, then you're not going to do any other things you promised. and they had this problem with Obama because he would always say like, well, you let the IAE and enrichment down to three and a half percent, blah, blah. They would do all the checklist of things. And then he just would ignore it and come up with something else and revisit it in six months. And they were just jerking him around. So Iran's like, no, no, no, no. Don't tell me what you're going to do. Show me what you've done. Do it. If they don't take any concrete steps, then there's no guarantee they cannot let go of the straight up for moves like no, no, no, you need to do start doing the things you're saying.

And then we'll ease up on shipping traffic and so on. And since they're not even doing the simplest of those measures, there's no reason for Iran to to believe them. And I think Trita Parsi is probably correct. I think even without his source, you could deduce that logically anyway.

So but that would be them not agreeing to Iran's demands because Iran's demand was like release 50% of our assets. And then, you know, that's an important part of the deal. And they weren't willing to do that.

Well, they were also like and pay us $300 billion. And that's not going to happen. But they haven't well this is what this is true this is what America is saying Iran was

saying so maybe that was that was more an American pro-American deal because that was 300 million dollars of American corporations going into Iran so Trump was going to be in charge of a fund where he deploys it to for like American investment it

benefits both sides though even no matter who it is like trade is that's why they do it But it's like, as I said, the easiest thing is like, why don't you, you already promised all these things to them in actual assets as well as in wealth, and you've frozen it all. You could just move that money out of Korea and out of Qatar or whatever and like, let the banks and Iran have it and like that could be done just like that. They haven't done it. So why how could you take them seriously on anything else like you still have a blockade right you trying it's not a real blockade, but you know they're trying to blockade their ships. You didn't move out. So we don't believe you there. Where is the sanction relief can't believe you there. Exactly what have they done you like you can't sit there and you're bombing them six out of the last 10 days. How can they take you serious about peace or any of this stuff like you guys are probing Iran and looking for another way in like you're hoping that Iran will collapse like will from your threats and that they'll agree with you.

They're not going to. The US wants to straight reopen. They want it without a toll. They don't want to pay reparations. They don't want to give anything. and they haven't realized when you lose a conflict, you don't get to be the one that issues the demands. You can negotiate with the demands that Iran gave you. Maybe you can play around with the length of time, your link, whatever, like you can play around with stuff. But ultimately, you've got to stop the war in Lebanon and you've got to get your forces out of the area. You have to unfreeze assets and then maybe you can negotiate a little bit on the sanctions stuff. But you know the straight is gonna have a toll if you're not gonna pay reparations they're gonna bleed it out of the gulf they're gonna get the money back because they can and you so if you're never if you're not gonna take any of those if you're not gonna say part of a deal like okay we'll do some of these and not others if you're not gonna do it then uh it'll be settled on the battlefield and iran wins that too

and so that's why when you look at the current situation in terms of why there's no basic deal that makes a lot of sense but in terms of this blockade like what do you think the American utility is is it more that he's able to give propaganda because there's so much ships going out that it's obviously not getting the desired effect

that they want right well it's not really they're not really blockading like ships going to China and Japan, Taiwan, whatever. They're more or less trying to just zoom in and stop Iranian ships themselves. It's pretty useless.

But what about Iranian ships that are going to China?

Then that would probably be a... China would have a Chinese ship go get it and bring it. Then it's untouchable.

No, but there's actually been a lot of Iranian shadow flee vessels that have gone through.

Well that's yeah it's true they're getting through even with them zooming in on it because it's not a they don't have enough boats to do a proper blockade at that distance. You know if you had some choking point. It would you know it's possible, but once they're in the blue sea, I mean the the shadow fleet has been dodging regulators for over a decade. And it's like a fifth it's not just Iran the shadow fleet is everybody who's been sanctioned wherever they about you know 20% of. Maritime Trade is the Shadow Fleet so they know how to get around these things and I swear they kind of look the other way because it's like they need it they need they need that oil to get to market it hurts them if it doesn't but they have to act like they have to make it black market so they can pretend oh no we're you know we're taking a hard stance on you guys blah blah blah it just makes everything more expensive because you got to grease a lot of palms when you're doing shadow trades and But they're doing it.

They were doing that in Venezuela, too. It's quite obvious. That's why I said the blockade is silly. They don't have the means to do a proper blockade. Shadow fleets are still going through, but they will even if they only get like, say, 10% of the boats. That is, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars. So it's not nothing, but it probably costs more money to maintain the blockade than it does the money you're depriving the enemy from now and then when you stop ship. and it's like Iran can just respond like oh you want to stop one of our boats we'll just disable one of yours or you know we'll uh we'll take something out in the in any of these golf countries whenever we feel like it like they've really got them by the short hairs I don't know why they don't just negotiate other than you know you look weak and people say you're call your names or whatever like you're gonna look a lot worse if you continue this and then you lose another war you're gonna look a lot weaker like just take the L and try to fix things because it you're just snowballing the damage is growing gas prices are over like four dollars in Florida I heard which is insane that people can't pay that like something's got to give or you're gonna get creamed And everyone said this, but I'll say it to the lag time of the effects of this war are coming in June, like this month, the effects of all that oil being held for so long and LNG and so on.

It's coming. And I think the Gulf states are already getting squeezed now like they're looking around. They have some food stocks, it's not like they had no reserves, but imports aren't coming in. And you can't do that. at a high enough pace through land routes. You have to have maritime trade. So that's why Iran, there's no hurry for them to preempt this war. They just respond in kind to whatever the US does because the clock's on their side. They're not bleeding out. Zag is. Iran's sitting pretty. They're watching their enemies lose billions of dollars. They're watching Hezbollah take out the IDF. What they hate, though, is all those civilians getting murdered by the Israelis. But in every equation, there was no way around that. That Israel is just going to do that. There's nothing you can do about it.

But based on the way you described it, this is- Wait, it does not stop in Gaza.

They're still killing people in Gaza.

Oh yeah, no doubt we have. That's why Iran demanded a ceasefire in Gaza as well as part of the deal. But basically, the way you're describing it, you're basically in a kind of little period, right, where Trump's achieving nothing by the blockade. He's just pretending he's got a blockade on. in order to what? Wait for what? Because right now there's not even much movement going into the Middle East because they've already got everything there. Yeah,

but like as dumb as it sounds, if you listen to Rubio and Hegseth and all these people being questioned, even like that idiot Dave Rubin, I don't know if you saw that. You know, Homosexuals always promise not to like throw it in your face but there's Dave Rubin getting gang ass raped in front of the world But, you know, if you listen to him, he's kind of the avatar for how these morons think. He didn't know that Gaza was still being bombed. He thought the hostages are home when the war's over. Like he had no idea. He didn't know what the JCPOA was. He didn't know that Iran didn't start enriching uranium until you got rid of the deal first. He didn't know any of it. But one of the things he says is, well, we're negotiating right now and their Navy's gone and it's been obliterated. He's quoting Trump, right? He's just saying all the... B.S. And he says, and we got a blockade causing Iran, you know, billions of dollars in damage and trade.

And Rubio said the same thing. He's like, well, we're out there blocking their ships. They're the ones begging us. We're not begging them. No, that's not true. I mean, they do have a blockade, but it's not causing a lot of damage to Iran. It's causing more damage for us to sit out there and pay for that and police it. Then they're actually nabbing. And as you said, ships are just going through anyway because it's as porous as a sponge. but this is something that they're able to point to and say well look we've got them locked in we'll just hold them here and block their ships and strangle them financially this is what I don't know if they really believe it or if that's just the lie to sell it seems they're true believers it's the neocons like they just don't understand reality they're Dave Rubin level dumb and that's like what he did going on and exposing him like how they think that's who you're dealing with you're dealing with a bunch of people like that who don't know what the fuck's going on and aren't going to listen to anybody and when they said like this it was like a college kid too he's like well you know they didn't enrich past three and a half percent until Trump got in and tore up the JCPOA he's like oh it's very impressive talking point that you memorized not correct but I'm impressed with your it's like it is correct you fucking idiot like we're dealing with morons they really believe their own hype at least like during bush the lesser those neocons lied but they knew it was a lie they didn't believe their own crap they just said it to you know get the policies they wanted and they knew it wasn't true this newest crap crop of neocons seems to really uh believe their own hype they're it's in they are in incredibly stupid you think how could anybody be as dumb as Dave Rubin but there he was you know just wrecked and he's so dumb he thought he did well he didn't even know how he was too stupid to know how badly he was getting owned but he's part of

the international he was part of the intellectual dark web so how can he be so dumb

because that's what the intellectual dark web is. It's rich dumbasses, you know, and even like in their leadership, that little midget Benicide Shapiro, he supported every war ever. He's a complete identitarian, like he's a Jewish identitarian. He's like, that's not an identitarianism.

They even owned Dave Rubin on that one. He had no answer. Like he just got smashed in that. It was so bad.

Well, it was perfect. It was the thing that was called Jubilee for those who don't. It's some like That thing where the kids sit in a circle and I don't know, they have some flags and a timer and stuff and they just each take a turn. You're supposed to be like the expert debater and you're just going to debate like 20 people in a row. He couldn't even debate one person. They're like half his age. And and these kids are not like super scholars or expert debaters or anything. They're normal like college kids. Yeah, but they just wreck them because he's just wrong on everything. He's so wrong. and that's but that's exactly how they are that whole crew the Michael knows Shapiro and all that they all have they're like can you give me one metric like one metric like on inflation job growth whatever they couldn't do is it will uh it was terrible but that conversation needed to happen so that they can see like this is Trump's team These are the kind of people who support him because these are the beliefs he thinks that trump stopped an apocalyptic regime in iran that was about to you know that sponsors terrorism all over the world that's that's his frame he thinks iran is israel israel is the one that sponsors terrorists all over the world and has nuclear weapons and commits genocide but it's like it's total projection everything they're guilty of themselves they project to the enemy what terrorism you know they count as terrorism when americans soldiers die in iraq from shia militia hold on wait you invaded them so that's self-defense like they didn't come over and start shooting people in north carolina or something like you went into iraq on a false pretext and some of you got killed by the resistance it's not terrorism you're the terrorist You carpet-bombed Fallujah.

You guys did that. You guys used MK77, upgraded form of napalm. After napalm was made illegal, you used the boosted version of it. You used chemical weapons. You tortured people in Abu Ghraib. You did all that. You had the rape rooms. That's what America and Israel did. It's not what Iran did. what terrorist attack you sponsored ISIS you created Al Qaeda you sponsored MEK you sponsored the Balochestani terrorists you sponsored including Saudi Arabia now al-Shabaab and Boko Haram UAE is sponsoring Hamedi in Sudan your CIA sponsored the breakoff force in Chechnya you guys sponsored the terrorists in Bosnia That was you. It's not Iran. You guys sponsored the Mujahideen in Afghanistan. That was you again. How can you call them the greatest purveyor of state-sponsored terrorism? And I didn't even get into Latin America, but like, because it's too much. It's too much. But that's all. It's all the US.

Ryan always appreciate you coming on really appreciate you everyone make sure you're following Ryan Dawson on ryandawson.org and make sure you're following Substack always appreciate him very good friend of mine and guess what guys we have got and we will be going we've got an interview with Matthew Hall coming on who is a marine as part of the Eisenhower media network so we've got him coming on guys if you're on the second YouTube channel we are moving across to the main YouTube channel

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The war which is being fought on the front lines and also the war which is being fought through diplomatic channels and also through us in psychological ways, he extensively talked about it. I think Iran at this time is managing both of the things. In the last few days, during which the funeral ceremonies were taking place, we saw how America attacked Iran and the aggression that was committed by America in the Hormuzgan province and later on in other areas, in the mainland Iran as well and then we also at the same time saw Iranian retaliation. Iran attacked 85, there were 85 strikes hitting the targets, the American base in the West Asian region which included Bahrain, Kuwait and other areas as well. So Iran has been following the doctrine that it will respond to any of the attacks that are going to be committed against it and then there was an important statement also that was given by the Iranian armed forces and they said that this time it will not be an equal retaliation. It will be a retaliation which will be extensive. If they attack one target, we are going to attack two targets of the American side. So at presently we are seeing that Iran wants to have an upper hand in escalation. It does not want America to establish an escalation in this war as far as the Iranian aggression on Iran is concerned. So that is also following the point laid by the leader of the Islamic revolution who said we have to maintain the balance. the diplomacy is concerned though knowing that we cannot trust the other side. You know the Iranian diplomat, the Iranian officials have been saying this time and again, they have been creating this statement that we are going into diplomacy with complete mistrust. We do not trust the American side because historically we have seen in the last one year how the American American side committed aggression amidst negotiations, first in last year in June and second in February talks were going on between Iran and America and at that time a war was launched on Iran. So keeping that into consideration, Iran has been saying that we are going into a negotiation with complete mistrust but they are still continuing the diplomatic way also which means our complete balance balance is being maintained that we want to talk to you but at the same time our fingers are on the trigger. If you commit any aggression, we are going to respond in kind and we are going to respond in a very furious way. So that the way Iran has been retaliating, the way Iran has been conducting diplomacy even if you look at the MOU, the 14 points in the MOU are a clear victory for Iran, they are a clear defeat for America. So, anybody we talk to, we have been talking to during these funeral, you know funeral days, they are having people coming to Iran, the foreign journalists and other people and everybody in a single voice has been saying that it is the complete defeat for America. So what we are seeing is on the military field also Iran has emerged victorious and diplomatically also Iran has emerged victorious. So now, presently, what we are seeing from Trump is his utter frustration and that also substantiates the fact that Iran is victorious at this present moment. We have around two more minutes. Mr. Dawson, I am going to cross back over to you in that regard. The last few minutes I want to ask you, I mean it is very clear that the Strait of Hormuz, whether we are talking about the technicalities, the simple elephant in the room that the U.S. wants to impose its domination in the region while of course Iran is staying very vigilant and controlling the Strait of Hormuz there, what do you see, that yesterday, Ayatollah Saddam Hussein finally reached and was buried in his resting place after over four months since his assassination in Martino. And now that the situation remains specifically, I mean we know there is a lot of other sticky points as you mentioned, the continued fighting in Lebanon, so many other places, the sanctions, et cetera, et cetera. But again, it is very clear that Strait of Hormuz is the biggest thing at the moment. What do you see, what do you expect to see the next few days perhaps? and next few hours in regards to what we have been witnessing in that domain? What kind of move is the U.S. and of course Iwan going to be taking next? It will go back to how it was. It seems to be the same sort of cycle. Iran controls the strength. The U.S. is unwilling to accept this, but this is reality. They did close it outright even though the U.S. closed down its waiver.

Iran is still allowing some ships just, you know, five to six a day. But they are allowing, like it's Asia where they want to get some of its oil out at a triple pace. And I'm sure the markup on that oil is considerable. But they're justifying this by, hey, you did billions of dollars in damage by bombing us, so the Gulf states are going to pay for it through attacks. And, you know, that's something that alienated them. And it's really, you watch them one by one. Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia are now no longer allowing the U.S. to use its airspace to attack Iran. Because they, not only can they not cope with the retaliation on U.S. basis on their soil, they can't deal with the fact that the state is closed to their ships. They can't import. They can't export. Kuwait and Bahrain are more argument about this, and they are paying the price for it. Eventually, the economic pressure is going to be too much. There isn't a way to open that state other than applying with Iran's demands. But the U.S. is probing. You look at their targets, they're trying to hit radar communications, trying to disable Iran's ability to close the strait. They have failed. And really, the defense of that strait is multi-layered. It's not just a guess, so they can't give it to anyone. Well, on the point, I'd like to thank you for all of my guests for joining us during this segment. Joining us there from Seoul, Mr. Ryan Dawson, author and peace activist. Pleasure as always, sir. And joining us, of course, in our studio here, our Presidi colleague, Khomeina Ahad. Khomeina, thank you very much. Well, viewers, please stay tuned. We're going to bring you this hour's top headlines in just a bit, so don't you want to join me back now. - Peace.

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The war which is being fought on the front lines but also the war which is being fought through diplomatic channels and also through us in psychological ways. He extensively talked about it. I think Iran at this time is managing both of things. In the last few days, during which the funeral ceremonies were taking place, we saw how America attacked Iran and the aggression that was committed by America in the Hormuzgan province and later on. In other areas, in the mainland Iran as well, and then we also at the same time saw Iranian retaliation. Iran attacked 85 strikes, hitting the targets, the American base in the West Asian region which included Behran, Kuwait and other areas as well. So Iran has been following the doctrine that it will respond to any of the attacks that are going to be committed against it. And then there was an important statement also that was given by the Iranian armed forces and they said that this time it will not be an equal retaliation. It will be a retaliation which will be extensive. If they attack one target, we are going to attack two targets of the American side.

So at presently we are seeing that Iran wants to have an upper hand in escalation. It does not want America to establish an escalation in this war as far as the Iranian aggression aggression on Iran is concerned. So that is also following the point laid by the leader of the Islamic revolution who said we have to maintain the balance. And as far as diplomacy is concerned, though knowing that we cannot trust the other side, you know the Iranian diplomats, the Iranian officials have been saying this time and again, they have been recreating this statement that we are going into diplomacy with complete mistrust. We do not trust the American side because historically we have seen in the last one year how the American side committed aggression amidst negotiation. First in last year in June and second in February jobs were going on between Iran and America and at that time a war was launched on Iran. So, keeping that into consideration, Iran has been saying that we are going into negotiation with complete mistrust. But they are still continuing the diplomatic way also which means our complete balance has been maintained that we want to talk to you but at the same time our fingers are on the trigger. If you commit any aggression, if you commit any aggression, we are going to respond in kind and we are going to respond in a very furious way. So, that is the way Iran has been retaliating, the way Iran has been conducting diplomacy even if you look at the MOU, the 14 points in the MOU are a clear victory for Iran, they are a clear defeat for America. So, anybody we talk to, we have been talking to during these funeral days, they have been people coming to Iran, the foreign journalists and other people and everybody in a single voice has been saying that it is the complete defeat for America. So, what we are seeing is on the military field also Iran has emerged victorious and diplomatically also Iran has emerged victorious. So, now, presently, what we are seeing from Trump is his utter frustration and that also substantiates the fact that Iran is victorious at this present moment. On the point of Khmer, we have around two more minutes. Mr. Dawson, we are going to cross back over to you in that regard. The last few minutes, I want to ask you, I mean, it is very clear that the Strait of Hormuz, whether we are talking about the technicalities, the simple elephant in the room that the U.S. wants to impose its domination in the region, while, of course, Iran is staying very vigilant and controlling the Strait of Hormuz there. They, what you see, that yesterday, Ayatollah Sadat al-Khamenei finally reached and was buried in his resting place after over four months since his assassination of Martino. And now that the situation remains specifically, I mean, we know there's a lot of other sticky points, as you mentioned, the continued fighting in Lebanon, so many other places, the sanctions, et cetera, et cetera. But again, it's very clear, straight of foremost, is the biggest thing at the moment. What do you see, what do you expect to see the next few days, perhaps, and next few hours in regards to what we have been witnessing in that domain? What kind of move is the U.S.

and, of course, Iran going to be taking next? It will go back to how it was. It seems to be the same sort of cycle. Iran controls the strength. The U.S. is unwilling to accept this, but this is the reality. They did close it out by even though the U.S. closed down its waiver. Iran is still allowing some ships, just, you know, five to six a day. But they are allowing, like it's Asia, where they're able to get some of its oil out at a triple pace. And I'm sure the markup on that oil is considerable. But they're justifying this by, hey, you did billions of dollars in damage by bombing us, so the Gulf states are going to pay for it through the tax. And, you know, that's something that alienated them. And it's really, you watch them one by one, Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia are now no longer allowing the U.S. to use its airspace to attack Iran. Because they, not only can they not cope with the retaliation on U.S. bases on their soil, they can't deal with the fact that the state is closed to their ships, they can't import, they can't export. Kuwait and Bahrain are more argumentative about this and they are paying the cronies for it. Eventually, the economic pressure is going to be too much. There isn't a way to open that state other than applying with Iran's demands. But the U.S. is pro, when you look at their targets, they're trying to hit radar communications, trying to disable Iran's ability to close the strait. They have failed. And really, the defense of the strait is multi-layered. And it's not just a guest, so they can't get them through anymore. Well, on the point, I'd like to thank you for yourself, both of my guests, for joining us during this segment. Joining us there from Seoul, Mr.

Ryan Dawson, author and peace activist. Pleasure, as always, sir. And joining us, of course, in our studio here, our Presidi colleague, Khomeina Ahad. Khomeina, thank you very much. Well, viewers, please stay tuned. We're going to bring you this hour's talk headlines in just a bit, so don't you want to join me in the background. Thanks.