Hey, everybody. My next guest on the show is
going to be Nate Garr. She lives in Canada right
now. And like I said, I asked people to DM me
if they had been affected by the regime in Iran
and everything that's ever happened there. So
she was one of the guests that want to come on
the show. She responded. So without further ado,
here she is. How's it going? How are you? I'm
fine, thank you. Thanks for having me on your
show. Yep, absolutely. So... Oh, you go ahead.
No, go ahead, sorry. I was going to say, so why
did you decide that you wanted to come on the
show? Honestly, for the last couple of months,
people like Uranian in Diaspora promised, to
ourselves that we will be our people's voice
especially because of the blackout and the situation
they're facing and honestly the lack of media
coverage that's happening over and over and this
time it's so severe and this is not a first time
we are asking people like other countries to
help us and nobody's responding so this time
i'm as i mentioned it before i'm mostly camera
shy and don't want to like come to the public
and say something but i promise to be my family's
my friends my people's voice and echo what they
are saying they're asking for help or basically
what they want for our country and make our country
free yeah so um Well, what would you, speaking
of that, just starting off, what would you specifically
say that they feel like is the most important
thing that they want everybody to hear? What
you can hear or see from the videos that it was
coming out, they are calling all Prince Reza
Pahlavi or a majority of them are calling Prince
Reza Pahlavi since he is the only leader capable
and everyone know him. pretty sure that he's
Iranian for sure and he loves Iran whatever he
plans is for the greater good of people and the
country not for personal gain or anything like
that this is the first thing all of them were
chanting and the second thing is people like
especially in politics people want to maneuver
around it or say something that We're going to
help you, but let's talk about it. Let's negotiate.
Honestly, it's military help. Like, negotiation
doesn't work. We tried it since 2009. We showed
to the world that we want regime change and we
are not capable of doing it. Other guests, I
was watching your Instagram stories. Other guests
mentioned that we are not allowed to have any
sort of weapons. And by nature, none of us are
violent. None of us learned ever to stand against
the animosity or doing so savage, actually. watching
the videos that like people are attacking those
monsters and the max that they are doing is kicking
or punching they don't even take the guns or
anything so it shows to the world that people
are not capable of fighting with military grade
weapons or those monsters yeah Yeah, that's something
I notice a lot, really, because I would wonder
to myself, too, like, why don't they try to pick
up their guns and try to fight back with them?
But, you know, there's got to be a reason why,
like a serious reason. And, yeah, basically what
you say about the Sean and everything, that's
what I've heard everybody say. I haven't heard
anybody that's really actually knows what's going
on or is involved in the situation that has ever
wanted. any other name other than the Shah to
return. I've heard, and you know, you get those
weird little like trolls or bots out of nowhere
that say the MEK and stuff like that. And it's
like, no, I don't think so. I haven't heard anybody
else say that. But, um, so did you, did you immigrate
from Iran or your, or was your family from Iran?
You immigrated personally? I came here like 2019,
so I pretty much lived majority of my life back
home in Iran. Yeah, really? Wow. Yeah. That's
got to definitely be a culture shock, huh? Especially
in the beginning, yes. And to be honest, after
even seven years, I still feel like Tehran is
my home city rather than... the city that I'm
living in. Every street back in Tehran for me
has memories and I have connection with it. So
when I was watching everything unfolded all around
the country, I was so devastated for my people.
I kept remembering what was going on on each
street and how I have the memory and what it
looks like now. yeah and um so what was it like
growing up inside the islamic regime honestly
for the last couple of days i keep looking back
and i'm like i have some significant memories
that is directly connected to growing up in islamic
regime and the sharia law that people in US,
in West is starting to advocating for. But in
general, when I'm looking at it, first, I want
to mention that we were all brainwashed. Like
the brainwash machine started on all of us since
minimum we were seven, six years old. So the
first time The first significant thing for me
was when I was six years old and my dad made
a joke, like said something funny. And then right
after that, I was going to kindergarten. So right
after he said it, he was like, don't repeat it
to your friends. If they hear about it and they
might go tell authorities, so they're going to.
come and get your dad and probably you won't
see your dad anymore. And that was the first
time for me is that, okay, so people are going
to betray you. The government might kill you
or your family just because you said something
that even it was funny, you know? And that was
the first thing literally connected between the
belief in a religion and the government who is
like so brutal. Growing up, I was growing up
right after the war between Iran and Iraq. The
bombing was stopped. I was born, so it was aftermath
of adopting to a more normal life rather than
war situation. But the significant part was morality
police that I remember growing up. My brother
was at the age that everyone around his age going
to the party and it's illegal having a party,
boys and girls in the same place. So they would
have attacked the home and captured everyone.
The fines would be whipping, like 100 whips or
hefty fines. Or probably some people might die
under the kicking and brutal behavior of them.
Some kids were so afraid, so they would run away.
from like they would have died from jumping from
the balcony or the rooftop and It was so common
that you could hear like every time my brother
wanted to go out to the party. We were like What
if he won't come back what if he ends up in jail
and it was so common and The other thing was
about fashion like I don't know if you if I'm
using the correct term, but it was Bermuda pants
that was like right above your ankles. Yeah.
Yeah. It was fashionable and people wouldn't
want to like in Iran wanted, they wanted to be
like on brand and fashion. So the morality police,
that was the beginning of separating police from
the morality police and the morality police would
have arrest you. And one of the torture punishment
was putting, like i've never seen it but it was
a common thing you could hear it from everyone
one of the ways that they would punish you is
to put your that's disgusting but to put your
legs the the girl's legs into a bag of cockroaches
it was yeah it was like for us who wanted to
wear those type of pants it was so traumatic
it was like a type of Standing against it, yet
at the same time, feared of walking in the streets.
You know? And one more significant thing, when
specifically remembered, you asked from your
other guest. I remember I was 12 years old and
me and my family were going to dinner. Right
after we got out of the car, another family came
out. The dad was obviously from like those type
of monsters. Like it was obvious. And his son
was behind him in the street and he literally
passed a taser to him. And he said, take it and
use it if you didn't like someone. And I was
like, you're training your teenage boy. to use
violence if they didn't like the face of someone
or if they didn't like if someone was passing
and the way that they were walking was unfavorable
you know so that was the other thing for me it
was like well if you're going to the streets
and as a person like living as a woman is hard
enough and then as a person you should be careful
about these crazy people because they've literally
been trained to use violence as much as they
want however they want to whomever they want
actually you know uh these are these are just
examples or like the other days one of my friends
from austria sent me an instagram post that it
was talking about executing girls and if they're
virgins and fun fact was that instagram was recognizing
the post as a sensitive content while i can promise
you almost every girl in that country they know
this since like i personally knew it since i
was nine and um one thing is growing up with
a stress of like morality police or the police
itself like even to this day if i go out and
see the police there would be a little bit of
panic and uneasiness about seeing them um this
is one thing and The rest of it is like economy.
Every single day you wake up, you plan for your
next month. And the day after you're like, well,
those plans doesn't work anymore. Yeah. You know,
or when you're going to the university, like
they separated you, like they were body surges,
like in one of the universities. we were going
i was going they were like you have to pass the
gates there were people like women sitting in
front of the gates uh sometimes they will send
you back to home like two hours away um because
they didn't like the way you dressed or uh like
in in the schools if you were like there were
so many unreasonable stuff that at the same time
you're like why do you harass children because
they're men or like boys or girls each of us
in our school like our schools are separate right
so uh like when you're talking to girls they
had so many traumatic experiences in schools
uh in one way And you're talking to boys, they
have another sort of traumatic experiences in
their school, in another way, you know? Like,
they're most of the time exposed to violence
or disrespect. And this way, you're like, if
you have, like, painted your nails, you are kicked
out from school. Or if you're having a cell phone,
it was a bad thing. Or, like... You always had
to deal with it and try to survive in such an
environment. Yeah, it's pretty much survival,
huh? That's what it sounds like. Yeah. Every
day to life. That's, yeah, I mean, that's really,
it's hard to imagine, but that's really what
it would, from the outside looking in, it feels
like that's what. the Islamic regime is about.
It feels like the people there aren't really,
it's not really like you, and of course you have
good moments and good memories because everybody
does in life, but really day -to -day life, it
feels like instead of being able to be allowed
to live and thrive and enjoy your life, you're
just trying not to die over something stupid.
Is that right? Um, not specifically dying, but
like, there is always a question lingering, like,
why should I have to leave this way? Why should
I have to be forced, like, to dress the way that
other people choose for me, not myself? You know,
why should I have to go out of my home and feel
not safe with the authorities rather than like
with people? You know, when you're passing by
the police, like... I personally never had a
safe experience with the police, to be honest.
Like, if something happened to me, I would rather
not to call them because they would harass you
much worse than whatever happening, like, in
the street with normal people, you know? Yeah.
So... Sorry. This is in regard of them, like...
When we are saying we're separate from the government,
specifically means that not... I'm not saying
that everyone who is in the police or maybe in
the army or maybe like anywhere, they're all
100 % the same. Like you have to survive the
world. Even in that country. And for that reason,
maybe your life brings you in those type of positions.
But in general, it's like you always have to
have the feeling of there is an external force
for you that you can't breathe easily. You want
to thrive, but you're forced to endure. Yeah.
It always feels like there's some sort of pressure
there, huh? Yeah. And so when you were in school,
I've heard that they really like super try to
super indoctrinate like the minute that you're
out of the womb, like super like just pound your
brain with like they don't teach history. about
the shah or what happened before the revolution
in 79 or the history of the persian empire is
more just the history of muhammad and islam and
is that true well i personally always loved the
history and um at this point i don't remember
which which part mostly i've learned but what
i specifically remember is that the main focus
yes it's after the Islam in Iran But you learn
something like even before the Great Cyrus what
was going on in Iran you have a brief kind of
lessons about this like where we are coming from
how the human came in Iran and made civilizations
and why the Great Cyrus became the Great Cyrus
and how the empire of Persians uh was made like
became the empire actually uh these are fairly
brief it's not the main focus and then even like
they tell you why we like muhammad or uh arabs
came to iran like and it's It's mind -boggling
that people accepted it. It's like Iranians opened
the doors of the city, welcomed Arabs. We were
the first nation because we were believing one
God even before Arabs, right? So we didn't fight
with them. We thought that their religion was
better than Zoroastrian's. But as soon as they
came to the cities, they started to basically
wipe us out. They were like, you're not allowed
to speak Farsi or Persian. You have no history.
So that kind of brutalization and taking out
our identity started from then. But in the school,
the main focus, yes, it's about Islam. First,
it was like how it came to Iran and how it became
dominant in the entire empire of Persia. And
the next focus, which is like the end of the
middle school, the main focus of our history
is the Islamic Revolution. And yes, they told
us that Reza Shah I, the King Reza I, he was
an uneducated, brutal man. He was cruel. He didn't
know any better. He was stupid. Why? In actuality,
because he didn't let mullahs to have any power.
He pushed them away, right? And then... they
told us that Muhammad Reza Shah was, I mean the
Shah, was unfit to rule the country. He was a
kind of a puppet from America and we were giving
all the benefits to Americans so they brainwashed
us like that and even Even to this day, so many
people you hear that, oh, we don't like Islamic
regime, but you hear the same kind of narrative
towards Prince Reza Pahlavi. The same narrative
that they used on his father. And when you hear
it, you're like, okay, this is the same brainwash
that Islamic regime, our teachers used it. Yeah,
so you know where it's coming from. And maybe
they're not even really doing it on purpose,
right? It's just that they've heard it so much
that they're kind of spouting off what they think
because of what they've been told. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, that's really interesting. I mean, these
molas are so great on changing the narrative.
You see, like, basically gaslighting you. Mm
-hmm. You know, you're saying like, look, this
is the truth. I'm seeing this. And they're like,
no, like this is the truth. Sure. But look at
the back of it. You know, you're like they make
you confused and you see the truth. But the way
that they change your mind is like, am I seeing
the truth or the truth is the lie? You know what
I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're trying.
They almost try to get you to doubt your own.
Grasp on reality, huh? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That
makes a lot of sense because I'm glad you brought
that up, really, because in the United States
of America and in Europe and the West, as I mean,
you probably know Canada's like that, too, is
becoming more and more. It feels like that. It
feels like people gaslight you like they. They
make you use, you know, what you're seeing is
one thing and they're going out of their way,
but they act so confident about the fact that
you almost start thinking to yourself, is there
just, is there something I'm not seeing here?
But no matter how much you look at it, you're
like, no, this they're intentionally trying to,
I don't know, brainwash you, I guess would be
the word. And I see that. And, you know, yeah,
it's I'm glad you brought that up, because what
I hear about, like what you just said about how
they were, the Arabs were allowed into the country.
They didn't come by force. They were welcomed
in. And that's how I seem to hear it all the
time with Bridget Gabriel and various other countries
that were taken over by radical Islamic regimes.
They always seem to say it like that. It was
always we. We let them in because we thought
they were friendly and we wanted to be friendly
and we wanted to make everybody equal and we
wanted to be the good guys and everybody's allowed
here. And then they, out of nowhere, flipped
the script and then decided that they were going
to start replacing everything that we had and
turn it into something else. I didn't know that
that happened in Iran as well. I wasn't sure
exactly how that revolution in 1979 happened.
So that's, I'm glad that you said that. And I
feel like that's what they're trying to do in
the United States and Canada and Europe as well
right now. Honestly, this is the thing that we
Iranians, specifically in diaspora and Prince
Reza Pahlavi keeps saying. It's like what we
are fighting is against the death army that we
are on the front row. If we collapse, the world
will collapse after us. It's not going to happen
right in the span of the night, but it will happen.
Like, okay, this is what I'm seeing in the West
really reminds me of one day in my high school.
Our religious teacher is mostly appointed by
the government. So the brainwash would be more
focused on. Islam and stuff like that. I specifically
remember once she said, oh, we should have to
wish that the whole world turns into a Muslim
world and everyone starts speaking Arabic. We
all laughed at her. Right? And then 10 years
ago, the guy Soleimani, I think, he said that
we will turn White House into a Islamic center.
And we were like, what are you saying? And now
when you're looking at the world, it's not that
far away. Like you have Muslim congresswoman
in your Congress. Or like when you're looking
at Obama, what he did in 2009, after we asked
him to help us, he released a fund that belonged
to Iranian, to these mullahs. So when you're
looking at every terrorist proxies, you're like,
okay they just became a thing right after that
and you have like i if i'm not mistaken you have
minnesota the mayor is muslim and he said that
if if anyone has a problem go out of this city
you know so it it's literally the same that happened
in iran it's like mamdani is the Perfect example.
Like, Khomeini set exactly the same agenda. Like,
we're going to make the buses free. Like, exactly.
It was the same script. Like, he used Khomeini's
same script. Wow. It was one -to -one copy. Exactly.
It was like, when we were hearing, we were like,
why you guys are cheering? This is scary. Yeah,
really. Yeah. Like, if you go... And I don't
know if there is a specific resource for that,
but we learned it by default in our school. The
promises that Khomeini made before coming to
Iran and take the power. I'm talking about the
people's perspective. Yeah. He promised that,
oh, Shah is stealing every money. Like this money
has to be like oil money has to be delivered
individually to your doorsteps. We're going to
make the bus tickets free so you don't have to
pay for the buses. And people didn't know any
better. There was no Internet. They couldn't
like when I'm asking my parents, like, what was
wrong with you? Like Sean was doing everything.
And their answer is like the media wasn't. covering
Shah's speeches or what he was doing. And many
people were talking about this guy because back
in Shah's time, people were more believers in
Islam. So the chance that they were going to
mosques were much higher. And mullahs in mosques
were talking about Khomeini's speeches, like
words. that he was sending back to Iran. So,
uh, like right now, what we are seeing in America,
in Canada, specifically in England, like it's
scary. It's like you're stepping behind us and
you're just following the same path that our
grandparents and parents followed. And you don't
even notice it. Yeah. That's exactly what it
feels like. Yeah. And they don't even notice
it. That's the weird part. Yeah. Yeah. Like the
girl in New York was like, oh, they they took
the business from Jewish people. And maybe one
day I'm going to have a business as a woman and
I can leave freely in New York. And I was like,
you really think that you're going to have any
right as a woman in New York? Yeah. It's like
you don't know what. sharia law is like they're
gonna make you wear a burqa and you could get
killed if you show your hair like yeah you're
worried about owning a business and if even not
not even the hijab is the secondary matter like
you have a half right as a woman like if for
instance like i'm pretty sure you know about
it like for instance if you want to be a witness
in the court a woman's word has a half value
of a man's word or in inheritance is the same
or even if you're being killed and uh the person
who has to pay like there is a kind of a thing
in in islam that if by accident you kill someone
you have to pay something and if you're if the
victim was a woman you can pay half a price of
whatever money you're so literally the woman
is half of a human in this concept yeah and it's
obvious too i mean just the way when you see
them like you see like a 13 year old girl that
gets raped by a man and then instead of him getting
stoned they stone her because she tempted him
like what is that that's insanity yeah and it's
it's like i was i was uh thinking about the concept
it's it's funny like one of the thing for me
when i came to canada was exactly this this thing
if you are like In that concept, in the traditional
extremist Islamist kind of a culture, a woman
don't have any rights. So if you're being abused,
it's your fault. If your husband kick you, almost
kill you, it's your fault. Probably you provoked
him. And you have no right. You can't go to authorities
and say, help me. I don't know how to skip. Yeah.
You know? And even in those cases, if they rape
you, you can't go to authorities because your
own words doesn't matter. You have to find two
men who actually witnessed the rape and come
tell them that, yes, this woman was raped. Like,
what? yeah if they witnessed it and just watched
it yeah that's crazy yeah yeah and yeah that's
why like i saw i i remember i saw these two girls
that were in new york city the day after he won
the mayor race and they're screaming up and down
shouting yes the islamic caliphates coming to
new york city yes and i'm like and they're saying
our brother in islam i'm like and they're the
way they're dressed i mean you know like their
hair is all over the place they're they There's
something that's not connecting there. If you
made that video and you were already under Sharia
law, even though you were for him, you still
would have got in trouble just because you made
a video while you were dressed like that. There's
no way that they... I don't know what that is.
I don't know if that's ignorance or if it's brainwashing.
Not necessarily. These type of... How can I say
it? It's like they intentionally planned these
images to the society to show that, look, it's
not all about hijab. We have these type of people.
They're getting naked and nobody tells anything
to them. They have the freedom. But as soon as
they get the majority of the power of a territory,
then everything is different. Then they send
the same people outside of their territory to
advertised for the same cause you know so when
you're looking at them maybe some of them misinformed
but some of them are intentionally we call them
the paras do it's a kind of a bird right so it's
like um the ideology is going a little bit deep
but anyhow they're getting paid to be what they
are like showing that oh they can get naked oh
they can they can dress regularly just like me
and you but they're dying for Islam like the
other day I was watching the video the girl was
like I think oh my god the girls I was reading
Islam and oh my god it's so beautiful I think
I'm Muslim now I'm like if you ever read Islam
you knew that you could just be Muslim just right
away You didn't need to read about it or think
if you are or not. Yeah. So, yeah, you said that
they're getting paid. And I agree. I believe
that as well, obviously. It's like they're subliminal,
subverted agents in a way to try and it's propagandized
information. I guess what I'm trying to say is
I don't understand why. Since they're women,
it's hard for me to understand why they would
know that that's not going to be the reality,
but they're still okay with promoting it even
though it's just because of money? It's for the
money and they don't understand the severity
of the consequences. To be honest, for instance,
I was watching Shaw's interview that he was saying,
People in West, they're telling me Mullahs are
better than me. While they never dealt with Mullahs.
I know how bad they are, right? And in terms
of the whole revolution become successful, some
of the people in suit helped Khomeini to become
powerful, right? They were getting paid, of course,
but they didn't understand the consequences.
what happened after that was after the revolution
they wanted something out of that revolution
and Khomeini killed them so when you literally
didn't wouldn't grow up in such a dynamic and
see it unfold right in front of you you can't
even comprehend what would be the consequences
and how severe and unreversible can be. They're
just, they're just useful idiots, right? That's
what communism calls people like that. Yeah.
Unfortunately. Yeah. And that is crazy, man.
But like, so like, you know who Goldie Gamaria
is, I'm sure, right? Yes. And she's from Canada
as well. And didn't she got kicked out of parliament
for being Islamophobic? That's insane. That's
unfortunate. Like, I've saved one of her speeches
about, like, Israel and pro -Palestinian movement
here. And I totally agree with it. Like, how,
like, okay, we are raising son and... lion flag
everywhere like in smaller cities everywhere
but at the same time the canada flag is up right
they burn canadian flags they say death to canada
in canadian soil while they're using the benefits
of being in canada and they then they go to ethan
square and they're like okay, we raise Palestinian
flag as the only flag in Eton Square. And you're
like, in an old version of the wars, if you would
have conquered a territory, the first thing the
winner would have done was raising their flag,
showing their own army that we won't, and showing
the defeated army that you don't need to fight
anymore. You're defeated. And it's outrageous.
How people in Canada are so afraid of saying
anything. Yeah. And, like, why? Yeah, that's
what I'm saying. Why is it that they're so...
Because of political correctness and they're
afraid to be cancelled? I think after 9 -11...
and whatever was happening, like generalization
about Islam and everything, people went the exact
opposite direction. Now they're so afraid of
saying anything or judging something. Because,
well, one thing is that, for instance, before
coming to Canada, I didn't know exactly, like,
how Christianity works in outside of Iran. I
had Christian friends that their belief is slightly
different from majority Christian believers here.
So I had to come here, leave with Christians
so I learn about them, right? I feel like people
are so afraid of saying anything because they're
afraid of Like judging someone based on the look
or lack of knowledge. But there are some severe
consequences. Like you don't need to be afraid
because you're going to offend someone. You're
looking at us. You're seeing the consequences
of being silent. Literally, when we are asking
our parents, why did you do that? Why did you
make that revolution happen? And even Shah is
saying, majority of people stood silent because
nobody ever would have imagined that they lose
their monarchy. The concept was so funny and
so bizarre that people were like, it's not going
to happen. For sure it's not going to happen.
Yeah. And like, who they were. Like those who
made the revolution possible. Similar people
like pro -Palestinian people right now in the
streets. Mm -hmm. Going out, acting crazy, thinking
they're so liberal, they know what they want,
causing destruction, fear, and for what? Yeah.
It's crazy because, like you said, I think it's
such a foreign concept to them. They really don't
believe that there will ever be a time where
someone takes their monarchy or their democracy
or whatever it is away from them, which I don't
understand. It doesn't make any sense to me because,
I don't know, because you look at the history
throughout mankind and really, I don't know,
maybe it's a lack of... Maybe it's a lack of
knowing history. I don't know. It could be. They
just don't know the historical patterns of what
happens when tyrants start to take over countries.
And I think maybe the education system maybe
in the West here recently has purposefully dumbed
people down and kind of doesn't want them to
be able to pick up on the patterns. Do you think
that's true? honestly it's like the most thing
i've seen in every society especially in a younger
generation they have no idea about history like
when you're asking the simplest question they
have no idea about it yeah and honestly when
you read the history you can not specifically
but you can at least guess what's gonna happen
you know so Excuse me. So, for instance, in 2009,
so many people went to streets. The Green Revolution.
We were the first nation showing, okay, we can
use our phone cameras to show the evidence that
people are different from the government, that
this is the brutality, this is the killing actually
happening. That was the first time Islamic regime
started to slaughter people in the street, in
the public. Sorry. And there were still some
people didn't do anything. And we needed, like,
whoever was in the street needed the unity, needed
the whole country to rise up against the government.
Right? And when you read the history, you realize
that that wasn't a good time. That was the beginning
of the time. And to me, minimum, at least for
me, what we are going through is so similar,
for me, again, to the great French Revolution.
It started from some people understanding the
government is not working. But it took almost
18 years for them to overthrow the government.
Yeah. And exactly it happened the time when the
economy collapsed. Back then. Yeah. I've heard
other people compare it to the French Revolution
too. And the French Revolution was very, there
was a lot of turmoil there. It was like, it was
multiple revolutions in one revolution over a
span of time. Yeah. Yeah. almost the same like
similar like you can call it green revolution
and then you have bunch of movements and then
um woman life freedom kind of movement until
now and and yeah i think i i do think this is
the final battle though i do think like this
will be the time because it has to be i don't
see how it could not be i don't see any other
time it feels like everything is perfectly stormed
and lined up on purpose for now to be the time
that it gets overthrown. Absolutely. And one
thing that I think that I noticed a lot about
it too, is that like you were saying, where you
were talking about, if they collapse inside the
country, then the whole world collapses. So I
feel like what's happening there is absolutely.
imperative for what happens every single other
place in the world. The Middle East and Asia
and Europe and America and the whole world is
affected by what's going on with the Ayatollah.
And I don't understand how anybody could think
how they can't see the big picture there unless
they're on the side of the Islamic regime itself,
yeah? You mean in the politics or like in general
between people? Just people. People. Honestly,
again, like there are so many people. Like for
someone as an Iranian, every single day you have
to wake up and update yourself about the world.
What's going on? So you can make a decision about
your future, about your tomorrow, about your
moves today, right? But in general, when the
people of the world, you are talking to them
outside of the Iranian community and those political
humanity activists, they don't know. Like, for
instance, specifically, I'm talking about 2009
because... Back then there was like Taliban was
defeated Saddam Hussein was defeated and they
like these two countries weren't Not that significant
problem You had Hezbollah and they didn't have
that huge weaponry power Hamas was still a terrorist
proxy not a government. They didn't have the
specific power and That was all But after that,
you see Taliban became powerful, Muslim Brotherhood
and so many other proxies raised in Iraq. Houthis
became a thing in Yemen. ISIS became a thing.
Hamas became so powerful. Hezbollah became so
powerful to the point that in 2020, I think,
they exploded part of Beirut. unintentionally
or intentionally so you see that how it expands
going outwards it's not like when you read about
1979 revolution every western politics were saying
okay we're gonna send molas over there so we're
gonna have most likely for the purpose of a cheap
oil or wheat or anything else And the problem
is going to be stay there. They never would have
guessed that this problem can go out. But now
it's like it's expanding. Right now they promise
that they're going to make the world Muslim.
And now you see it's happening. And the people
don't like when you're talking to them, they
don't follow the pattern. They don't watch the
news every single day. They have no idea. Like,
they see pro -Palestinian movement and they're
like, oh, poor people. Yes, they're being killed,
children, this and that. Some of them intentionally
ignore the rest of the world. They claim that
they are humanitarians, but they absolutely don't
care about other humans. And they don't even
care about Palestinians in Palestine. They just
care about the movement itself. Yeah. Yeah. Right.
But those who are not like black and white, when
you're asking them, they don't have any interest.
They don't find any benefit to follow the news,
to see the pattern. Like when I'm talking to
my friends that they're not like, political or
they're not middle eastern or anything when i'm
telling them the severity of the situation they're
like oh okay so hopefully what happened it wouldn't
happen to us yeah well hopefully yeah i noticed
that a lot in life really When I talk to non
-police, that's exactly how it is. It's very
frustrating, really. You're just like, you almost
want to punch them across the face sometimes.
You guys cannot. You've got to wake up and see
what is going on here. So, yeah, I totally relate
to that, for sure. But what is that, though?
Why? You know, because sometimes people try to
tell me, well, those people just think differently
and that's just the way that they are. And some
people think about stuff. But on the other hand,
I feel like there has to be a level of like you
have to know what's going on in the world. If
you don't, you're going to pay a price. They're
living in a good life. And they think the life
going to stay is the same. You know, it's like.
For instance, people in Canada for the last seven
years, they started to complain about inflation.
And me as an Iranian, I'm like, yes, the inflation
is bad, but you don't know the inflation. You
know, you're complaining about something. Yes,
it's not good. That's happening every two years.
But it's not like in the span of a week. Like
you go. buy a cup of coffee $2 this week and
$4 next week. This is crazy. This is scary. So
when they don't see that much of a change in
the long term, they don't look at a bigger picture
why the inflation is happening. They only want
to blame some specific person. And it's actually
working. most of the time for political purposes
and for those who wants to gain from a chaos
it's most of the time working and to be honest
i wish i lived in a world that i didn't need
to update myself about political stuff honestly
because at some point you're always stressed
out you're like what happens next so we need
to prevent this, but why nobody's doing anything
about it, you know? Yeah. And how are you supposed
to do something about it? Like, cause you got
to get everybody to understand about it before
you could get them to do something about it.
And half of them don't want to understand about
it. And it could get in this loop if you're not
careful. So you do have to be able to not look
at it sometimes and make sure that you don't
wrap your mind around it so much that you become
of no effect because you're. You have like analysis
paralysis. But it is definitely way more important
to be more informed than less informed. But I
think you're right about that, though, where
it just seems that they have a good life. So
it's almost like it's like a plastic bubble.
They're just kind of floating on top of the fruits
of everybody else's labor. And the only reason
they have a good life is because there were a
bunch of people before them at some point in
time that did pay attention to everything that
was going on in the world and had to fight and
make sure that they created a place that was
not under the influence of tyrants and things
like that and gave them the ability to have that
life. And if you lose that information, you're
going to become a victim to it, and that's just
the way that it is. But I don't, but they're
like delusional. They just don't understand that
that could happen. Yeah. I'm sorry. To be honest,
one more thing about like specifically about
American continents, both North and South, is
that like until World War II, everything was
about everywhere else except Australia and America.
continent right because they were falling away
from the main parts so everyone thought that
uh if something happens it always happens on
those regions asia uh specifically middle east
and europe and many people still to this day
think that if something happens it's gonna happen
in middle east and middle east is so far away
from me it's not gonna get to me so for instance
If it's a missile, it's not going to come to
me or anything else. But they forgot this is
like technology improved. And what's baffling
for me is that people even forgot 9 -11 in America.
Yeah. That's insane. Yeah. I have no idea how
that's even possible, but yeah. I mean, the fact
that you have, the fact that you have the mum
dummy guy sitting in the office and the mayor
is absolute proof of that. There's, I mean, that's
what it is. Like, I mean, I mean, you can say
whatever you want to say about it. Like it's,
it's almost really sad really, because I saw
like a fire truck the other day. And on the side
of it, it had the Twin Towers and some firemen,
and it said 9 -11, never forget. And, like, me
and, like, the people I know are sitting there
looking at it, and we're almost, like, laughing
at it. We're almost, like, making a joke about
it. And it feels—it's a strange thing because
it's like you never thought that you would laugh
at 9 -11, and you're not laughing. at the tragedy
of it but you're laughing at the fact like come
on now you don't really believe that you don't
believe and never forget what are you talking
about you already forgot like you got this idiot
sitting in the middle of the mayor office and
you guys just whatever just another day i mean
i was at this restaurant and there's this guy
sitting there and it was like right after He
had gotten elected and he's talking to somebody
and he's like a really political guy. He's like
a libertarian or something like that. But I expected
to have some kind of common sense. And he's just
sitting there and he comes out with the stupidest
answer where he's like, well, I don't even know
why anybody's worried about him being the mayor.
It's not a big deal. I mean, come on. Even the
people in New York don't care. It's no big deal.
I'm like, bro. Like, it was no big deal when
it was in Iraq. And then it was no big deal when
it was in Europe. And now it's no big deal when
it's in New York City. Like, it's like COVID
-19, you know? Like, it's, why do you have this
idea that that's not going to come to your doorstep?
It's already in the country. Yeah. Yeah, it's
like, I keep saying, like, these monsters are
in your backyard. And what, like, honestly. What
we experienced for the last month, for us, was
like, yeah, these are bad people, these are crazy
people, this, this, and that. But what we've
heard from outside of Iran, or people who experienced
it inside, we were all like, how, like, they're
not even human. They're absolutely not even human.
They look like human, but they're not human.
And is there truly a God here? Like, even the
devil falls into his knees and say, these are
not with me. Like, don't associate them with
me. Like, this is crazy. Like, you have to have
a limit even to be a violent person. Even Jeffrey
Dahmer had some limits for himself. You know?
And when you see this, like, we couldn't even
imagine. these atrocities could have been possible
and every single day waking up hearing something
new and like we didn't even know how to process
it emotionally and still to this day i i don't
know like literally i don't know and we knew
what type of people they are we couldn't guess
how severe it could get and imagine that you
like sitting in a secular fairly peaceful society
and telling them like look this is this is so
much worse like people are not even capable of
looking or hearing what we are experiencing let
alone to understand the severity of the situation
and saying okay since This is happening back
there, and they're already in our backyard. Probably
we should do something about it. Yeah. I mean,
exactly that. Like, it's asinine not to do anything
about it. And it's... Like, the thing going on
there, I don't even know what you would... It's
definitely monstrous. Like, I don't... There's
no other word to describe it. It's, uh... it's,
it's, it's monstrous. It feels like it's not
human. That's what it feels like. Like it's something
else, right? Because, and at the scale that which
they did it to, and I understand, right? Cause
people say, well, the reason why they're doing
that is because they're trying to break the spirit
of the revolution, which is obvious, but that
doesn't mean anything. It's the point that it
was like a switch. Like they just overnight just,
which means that they were plotting that kind
of way of thinking was always theirs. It's a
really weird thing. It's a very strange thing.
It's very Nazi -esque, I guess. Yeah, we've heard
that they planned it even since the previous
year, 14 -4, no, 14 -1, like, it's 20... 2023?
The woman... Life freedom movement. They planned
it since then. That if there would be another
rising. This would be the scale. You know. Yeah
that's disgusting. Yeah. And like the body bags
were pre -ordered. Like it's impossible. If they
had this much. This amount of body bags. It's
impossible. Yeah. Like even before that. Every
morgue would have used a couple of body bags,
not this much. Yeah. You know, it's like, it
was definitely planned. It wasn't something that
they would target, oh, because of, I mean, I'm
not in the country, to be honest. I just know
that from one of my friend's description, they
were saying we were just walking, chanting, clapping
and everything was fine and all of a sudden it
would look like that the satan's army attacked
the city it was like in his span of a second
everything switched and the way they described
it was like they were between among us like from
the first noise of the shot all of a sudden we
saw some people pull out the gun and started
shooting people So it was definitely planned
and well planned for killing, massacring people.
And it's also like them going after kids, right?
I think that that's really crazy. Like I've heard
that they intentionally shoot like five -year
-olds in the back of the head. like miss adults
on purpose to shoot the kid in front of the adult
so that they'll feel like they need to stop like
that's insane to me see which part of it is not
it's not insane like the vote the level of brutality
like when you're looking at the victims like
there are so many And each of them are more beautiful
than the other one. You feel like they intentionally
wanted to kill the beauty. And it's like every
sweet, every beautiful thing, any human you can
find, they try to target that. Instead of only
a life. It was like... I don't know, like, the
way they killed, their targets, or, like, I don't
know, like, any shape or form you're looking
at it, it was like they wanted to prove that
they're not human, you know? Yeah. I'm not sure
how to describe it. Yeah. At some point, the
brutality is too much that you miss the point.
Like, what's the point of killing this amount
of people just to make sure that you prove the
point that you're capable of killing this much?
Yeah. That's what it feels like, though, doesn't
it? It doesn't. It doesn't. It's weird because
it doesn't just feel like some sort of message.
It feels like what you're saying. It's to the
point where it's like, why? Even logically, that
doesn't make any sense. It's like you're just
trying to... It feels that way. You're going
after whatever is good, and you're trying to
destroy it. It's really strange. Yeah. It's like...
Go ahead. Sorry. No, no, no. You go ahead. There
is a voice going around from three years ago
that someone from their brains, basically, one
of the strategies in the government, said that
it's better to kill them in the streets rather
than imprisoning them and starting a court or
anything like that. It would have less consequences
than having them imprisoned and... making a case
that's why they are killing this much it's one
thing but like you can't kill 90 million people
yeah although that's their goal look like like
when you're going to social media those who had
hands like unfortunately i ended up going to
a loophole of those monsters side of the social
media And they were like, okay, let's say 92
million Iranian are killed. So what? We should
celebrate it. And I was like, it's true. They
want to erase Iranian race. So it's the only
thing you can come up with. Yeah. That would
be like when we were talking about Holocaust,
it's the Holocaust. Yeah. I'm not trying to.
Yeah. compared to jewish people i love them dearly
and i respect them immensely but what we experienced
like literally for us was almost the same we
are standing against the world we are trying
to fight with every sort of uh political aspects
race like for the first time at least for me
iranian in diaspora i faced racism and i was
like Why? Like, who's having a problem with Iranians?
Yeah. Like, racism recently is what you're saying?
Uh, yes. During this whole thing? The revolution
and everything? Yeah, yeah. It's like when you're
coming out and see that people are celebrating
that Iranians are being killed or slaughtered
in the most brutal way. And you're like, you're
a human. Like one sort of them was pro -Palestinian
people. I know specifically someone who's a humanitarian.
And when I asked her before. Why are you pro
-Palestinian? She said that, oh, because I'm
humanitarian. The kids are being killed. And
I was like, okay, so now you're silent, absolute
silent. You told me that they're going to, they're
attacking hospitals. You're seeing it. You're
saying that they're being brutal towards women.
They're doing it. Like you're saying that, oh,
have you seen the numbers of the dead? Yes, Iranians.
Much more than what you had in two years. In
two days, you had much more than those numbers.
Some of them are silent and some of them are
like, oh, that's good. That's not enough. Or
there was a... Pakistani pro -Palestinian reporter
literally said, well, let's say 100K, 100 ,000
Iranian deaths. So what? Move on. I was like,
you're a human. Like as a human, regardless of
me being Iranian, how can you even be so cruel
to say that it's not important? Yeah, that's
insanity. But what I don't understand is why
it's so weird to me that like the Palestinian,
the pro -Palestinian crowd is all of a sudden
being so because that's how I've seen it, too.
It's not just some of them are indifferent to
it and some of them almost feel hateful towards
it. I don't. What is that about? Well, why? What
did the what did Iranians do to the Palestinians?
it's that we didn't do anything actually they
stole majority of our money like since the first
day of the islamic revolution they stole the
money they are receiving the money that was supposed
to be for us spent for the iranian people but
in actuality uh From my own information, I've
heard some other stuff from an Iraqi beauty queen
that Palestinians are originally from Iraq. But
in general, from what I know is that Palestinians
originally hate Iranians because we are Iranian
and they're Arabs. And we're more resistant to
the... islamic belief and they're not and they're
forced to accept it or leave it i don't know
exactly but uh in the war between iraq and iran
palestinians were helping iraqis to kill iranian
right um and then right now the reason they hate
the idea of islamic regime gone is that because
their godfather is gonna leave Like, they won't
have any funding. Uh -huh, that's what it feels
like. Like, literally, they will lose their funds.
Like, in any shape or form. If they want to survive,
they need Islamic regime. Like, if the Islamic
regime goes away, you won't, like, slowly, the
idea of pro -Palestinian, of poor... uh palestinian
people uh hamas is good and oh like all of these
propaganda slowly fades away so they don't want
that their existence is depend on islamic regime
this is one reason they hate us to stand against
it yeah that's crazy But really, I mean, I wish
I could say I'm surprised, but I'm really not
that surprised because I'm not really surprised
by that, because the way I've seen like the way
the Palestinians treat Jewish people, it doesn't
really it doesn't take me for a loop. I know
a lot of people. that maybe don't pick a side
in the Jewish -Palestinian world or they don't
know a lot about that conflict. They may not
see that kind of thing like I have seen it before.
So it doesn't shock me. But what it does do is
it shines like a big, giant spotlight on the
fact that there's something wrong with that.
If you need to exist, Or a movement needs to
exist to make sure that a whole other group of
people, and there's a whole lot more of those
people too, has to stay in bondage for you to
be able to do what you're doing. That's just
strange. Even if it's not just specifically Palestinian,
you can say Hamas and Palestinians who support
Hamas. It's because it's logic. Like, I'm pretty
sure there are Palestinians in Palestine that
they look like us. They didn't want Hamas. They
don't support them. And whenever they need to
escape, they can't Hamas entrap them and using
them as victims just like us. Uh -huh. Yeah,
exactly. It's mostly I feel like it's the ideology.
That's what I'm saying. Not the Palestinians
as everyday people, but the ideology that's behind
that whole free Palestine brunt of promote Islam
and take over the Middle East is what it actually
means. Yeah. It's like a wolf in the clothes
of a sheep. Like, they're saying, oh, look at
us, we're so poor, we're so innocent, we're victims.
While in the meantime, they're the most ruthless.
Like, look wherever they go, they cause destruction,
they cause damage, they cause fear. They're not
peaceful people. And inside, like... you signed
the treaties and then all of a sudden you decided
to attack and when israel fight back you're like
oh look at look at israel like there are bad
people they why do they attack us i'm like isn't
it the logic of every single country like if
you attack them they're gonna attack you back
yeah exactly that's just common sense isn't it
yeah yeah it's like what's wrong with you you're
you want to be It falls under the category of
being racist. It's like, you're so afraid of
being called racist, yet at the same time, you're
a racist. Yeah. Like, it's a religion. And one
thing that nobody is talking about is that Islam
is literally inspired by Judaism. Like, whatever
you find in Islam is coming from Judaism. Huh.
Yeah, nobody wants to talk about that. No, nobody.
It's like... Islam is an easier version of Judaism.
Like what's wrong with you people? Yeah. In Judaism.
Yeah. Yeah. It's weird. It's like, why do you
fight? Except you want to fight, you know, it's
like, you're not fighting to find peace. You're
fighting because you love the fight. You love
the chaos. That's really interesting. But it
is that way, isn't it? It is like when you're
going to the history of how Islam even formed,
you realize it's in the nature of Islam. It's
in the nature of those people who wanted to spread
Islam. It's like, well, we are bored. We have
to fight instead of fighting with each other.
Let's go and fight with others. And I promise
you, if one day. I hope it will never happens,
but if one day. the world will be conquered by
Islam, Muslims start to fight with each other.
Like, there's no doubt in it. Because this is
the nature. To always prove, I mean, it's a,
how can I say it? In the way I've learned, I'm
born Muslim, right? So in the way we've been
taught, from our families who believed in it
at some point, it could be beautiful. But there
are so many loopholes in Islam that you can abuse
it for your own benefit. And it's a never -ending
loophole. Yeah, that's exactly what it feels
like. A never -ending loophole. It's like people
who are power hungry, that they have no skills
except being a psychopath, it's so easy for them
to use this religion, actually, and get somewhere.
You know? It's like, for me, right now, From
what I'm seeing, it's the definition of a huge
cult. It's like the leaders are abusing their
powers and they change it to their own benefit.
It's like there's no real rules because anytime
the rules say something else, the rule actually
turns into something else. Like a cult. Yeah.
Yeah, I feel that way as well. Just like any
cult, in the beginning, it's beautiful. Everyone
gonna join in it. Even those who are advocating
for it right now. Those influencers are saying,
oh, I'm reading it. Oh, it's so beautiful. Just
like that. In the beginning, it's beautiful,
sure. But when you go deep down, it's not beautiful
anymore. It's all horror. And from the look of
it, right now, it's... The darkness never ends.
It has no limit. Do you feel like what's happening
in Iran is forcing the world as a whole to be
faced with the fact of the big giant elephant
in the room that is radical Islam? Yes. And I
always said that the only benefit that these
mullahs had for us is that finally after 1400
years, Iranians realized that Islam wasn't for
us. We shouldn't have kept it. We shouldn't have
fought for it or defended it at all. Because
it wasn't in our nature to be this ruthless.
It wasn't beneficial for us because it always
prevents us to... get to high points like every
time in The history of Iran when you look that
there would be a king or someone who wants to
make Iran great There is a propaganda Regarding
Islam like Islam and the beliefs so the regime
will collapse and it's changed this was the main
demonstration because any other countries that
are fighting against this radicalists usually
didn't weren't that much vocal there are activists
going out having their platforms but there wasn't
the demonstration of the people unified outside
of the country saying this is happening and trying
to take a picture or filming it sending it out
like forcing other outlets or other people in
any other languages to publish it and i feel
like not only we will gonna pass this uh get
over this type of belief but also we will show
the world that it's okay if you stand against
it. Yeah. It's actually, it's mandatory to stand
against it. Yeah. Yeah. I definitely see that
too in Iran. I see that in the future, once the
Ayatollah is completely overthrown and done away
with and justice comes down, however that looks,
whether that's like if they have crimes against
humanity courts or, you know, whatever, or somebody
airstrikes them or the people grab them in the
streets. I don't know, but whatever it is, once
it gets overturned and the Shah returns and Iran
turns back into Iran, I feel like that they will
be a type of a lighthouse. the rest of the world
when it comes to when it comes to islam really
yeah it's like sorry one second honestly the
main point for uh the main reason actually for
iranian is that we weren't like arabia that the
majority of people were muslims Or if you want
to compare Iran to any other Middle Easterns,
you can't. Because we're having multiple people
with different languages, with different beliefs,
different cultures. Even the traditions are like
everywhere you go is different. And we accept
each other's differences. Even color skins. So
we accepted these differences. And you can't
find such a variety in any other countries in
the Middle East. So we have four seasons every
day of the year. And at the same time, multiple
people with different cultures, different language.
And every difference is accepted. So when you're
having that and showing to the world that, listen,
Islam is not a point. Like, this is the sample
of being secular. You can believe your beliefs,
whatever religion you believe in, if you want
to even have the religion or not, and have a
successful life or country. And you will, I think,
that we will show the world that, okay, this
is how it goes. It shouldn't be forced upon anyone.
uh freedom means like you're free to basically
practice whatever you want as long as you don't
harm a group of people or even yourself as long
as you're successful you're understanding and
you're kind to people yeah i feel like There
will also be a lighthouse in the sense of not
just warning the world about what happens if
you allow a radical Islamic regime to take over
your country, but also, like you said, showing
that it's more than okay to stand against it.
It's mandatory to stand against it. And I feel
like... I really feel like, I don't know, for
whatever reason that the West has become so far
left and politically correct and everything,
and they just act whatever that is about. But
I feel like Iran, a free Iran, will break that
off of the global idea that you have to be so,
well... just smile at them while they kill you.
You know what I mean? Because, because the Iranian
people went through so much, they went through
too much. There's not going to be any of that.
Well, we'll just be nice to them now after the
fact, you know, that's not, that's, you know,
that's never going to be there. So that they'll
definitely be, they're not going to be afraid
to be bold and brash and say, we're not going
to allow this to come in here ever again. Yeah.
yeah to be honest it's like at this point if
you're asking i mean people in iran is definitely
not even thinking about this type of stuff right
now but it would be the aftermath but for us
in diaspora if you ask majority of the people
what kind of wing you would more leaning towards
it was more liberal and left it was like more
accepted more open like whatever but from what
we see from the left and what the left i mean
the world's left did to the whole society in
general all of us are like nope this is not being
left like you have to be tolerated like Tolerance,
sure. You have to accept people's differences,
sure, as long as it doesn't harm the society
or you or your family. Yeah. And that should
be common sense. Exactly. It's like, like, you
see with left, every single time they have a
trend. Like, in pandemic, it was like, you have
to force your children and encourage your children
to change their gender. What? There's no words
for it. Yeah. And like, where's your common sense
when your home is in danger? Like you have so
many people, illegal people here and you're like,
how even, how are you letting your children go
out and feeling safe about it? And you're advocating
for those who might kill your children. And because
they didn't knock to your door, doesn't mean
that it doesn't happen to you. you know and it's
like more we look at the whole concept specifically
what left world's left did to us and then when
we are living in these countries and seeing the
left is like absolutely is i'm so sorry but useless
like you see europe's uh left wing is like absolutely
silent or against doing anything for us you see
liberals in canada are absolutely silent they're
not even recognized the whole issue or in america
i haven't heard anything about left wing i mean
uh democrats i haven't heard anything about them
like from them and when you're looking at it
it's like well They're literally cutting off
from humanity. It's like, what is the benefit
for me? If it has benefit for me, I'm going to
like address it or if not, so it's none of my
business. Or if like, for instance, I looked
at the report about ICE activities and I was
like, okay, Obama's time, Biden's time, there
were more. active so again left is uh like playing
tricks like why why exactly for what cost like
your children is going to be in danger not anybody
else and why you don't have any common sense
and those people who are like blindly following
it it's like what happens to you Yeah. So what
I'm thinking about the future is that we set
the bar, we correct the bar actually saying,
okay, you're allowed to be liberal or Democrat
or left as long as you don't harm your societies.
When you harm your society, you have to stand
against it. It's the point of being human. I
think that maybe one day in the future, as everything
gets corrected, do you think that the far left
wing will be seen like the way that like the
Nazis are today? I mean, an example of don't
go that direction, stay away from that direction.
Probably, but I feel like this something has
to happen here, like something significant has
to fail. significantly by the hands of left so
the people realize okay to reverse it we go through
hell so this this has to be corrected you know
because the way that they're going every single
time it gets worse and for what like you're putting
our children in danger and there are some people
getting paid to say ignore it And we will, I
mean, what happens with us can prevent the world
to collapse into the hands of extremists. Because
majority of them are getting paid by Islamic
regime and their proxies. After there would be
no money, slowly everything fades away. Not the
idea, of course, but the constant brainwashing
of their children wouldn't happen. This is one
thing. But the left is like, either the education
system has to change so people start reading
about the whole world, or about the history,
or... I feel like something has to fail. Which,
honestly, for Canada, I'm so fearful of it. It's
like, liberals are dangerously ignorant. I know
Trudeau, he was pretty crazy. I mean, Mark Carney
is... Something else. At least Trudeau would
have addressed some issues. He would have noticed
it. This guy completely ignores it. Yeah, that's
crazy, isn't it? I mean, what is that, though?
When they kicked Goldie Gamari out of there for
Islamophobia, and I'm like, she's Iranian. Look
at their regime. But you don't condemn the Muslims
that chant that they're pro that regime. It's
insanity, really. It's really crazy. Yeah. I
don't know specifically. The only thing for me
is that if you would have said anything negative
towards Muslims 20 years ago, you would be praised
right now. you're kicked out and the only thing
from what we've raised with and what we are seeing
about some reports is that they basically infiltrated
into the politics of west so behind the curtains
right now it's not just christians or i don't
know like secular people or jewish people it's
like extremist behind the curtains now too so
uh there are some like when it comes to money
and power it's not the talk of humanity in logic
goes out of the window you know so and they're
doing it perfectly they know that they can infiltrate
politics from left -wing it's easy it's like
their first day by their compassion and then
they paid the bills for them so after a while
you have all of them being it's just like a plague
when you come to contact with it and honestly
we were talking about oil money we were talking
about gas money And these are not cheap money.
These are endless monies. So, Qatar, Iran, I
mean, Islamic regime. One of the main reasons
Islamic regime's economy collapsed is exactly
this. Because they never used the money inside
of the country. They always used it to buy weapons,
sending it out or buying people. There are proxies
in politics from Islamic regime already in Canada
or in America. So when you're having them all,
then everyone, like, especially in the politics,
you can't. stand with someone who everyone is
being hated you know liberals all hating one
person and uh conservatives are saying oh well
my position is in danger too so i'm not i'm staying
silent you know something similar like that but
in general i i don't know what's going on like
the most surprising for me right now is in england
that you actually can't say anything against
them it's illegal it's just like so similar to
iran yeah like they put you in jail yeah that's
crazy that's crazy i mean they've been totally
subverted like they're like like england's not
even a place anymore is it like London's not
even a place anymore. Like, and it's to, it's
to the whole world. Islam number one, but it's
everybody else too. Like I read somewhere, they
said that India now owns more land in the nation
of England than England does. Like, that's insane.
That's insanity. And I'm not even like, I'm not
even English. Cause I'm like Irish and I come
from Irish immigrants and. You know, a lot of
Irish people really despise the English. There's
a lot of history there. But, you know, I'm like,
what are you guys doing? You guys are letting
your backside get handed to you, like, for no
reason at all except in the name of what? Just
being nice to people? Like, that's crazy, man.
I don't understand that. And I think the head
of their national security is a Palestinian woman.
And she's in charge of all their national security.
Like, what is that? She's the one that's supposed
to make sure that there's no radical terrorism
that comes to the UK. You can trust that? No,
absolutely not. That's crazy. It is. It's like,
well, just like here, it's like you have so many
of the government officials pretending that they're
not working with the... government anymore and
they're living in Canada like Islamic regime's
officials it's like this guy is a killer and
Canada gives them the citizenship like chocolate
and butter like what's going on and when you're
basically cross -referenced it to England you're
like as far as I remember British people are
so proud of being British I remember they wanted
to separate their children's schools in order
not to have the same accent of immigrants. I
specifically remember it since 2010. And I'm
like, how did you let that happen? You ran away
so far enough. That you lost the image. Like
you're losing your own country. And like. Until
where it has to go. You know. Every major cities.
Is in the hands of Muslims. And now the cities.
That's a war. They took you over. Is what they
did. Without any army. This is what I'm saying.
They didn't attack your. country literally but
now they're conquering your country and then
and obviously knew that as well like that was
the whole plan they're the ones they're the ones
that created the term islamophobia they're behind
that entire thing yeah and to me it's like so
funny at least as an iranian we were always saying
it's a historical background that British people
invented molars in general. Like there were religious
figures who were wearing such outfits but the
concept of molars that they have to go and brainwash
people is absolutely British. And it was a historical
figures that they were actually British pretending
to be Mullahs, Iranian Mullahs. And I'm like,
someone in your own political strategy basically
invented such a thing. You actually know who
they are. And all of a sudden, all of your politicians
forgot. What kind of monsters did you make? Yeah,
really. You know, it's like it's in a kind of
Marvel movies when you're seeing the villain
making a monster and the monster becoming so
big that swallowed the whole creator itself.
It's just the same. It's like they created the
monster that at some point it got so big that
now it swallows everything and everyone. yeah
you feel like that's what it is huh that they
just accidentally lost control of that and now
they're paying the price for it yeah yeah or
or maybe they forgot like how like logical yeah
a logical person is like for instance if me and
you are enemies and our children knows that we
are enemies At some point, maybe our children
become friends, but we always remember that we
were enemies, right? It's not like we forget
and say, like, there was no past. Everything
was fine. Even our parents were good together.
Like, that's fine. It's like, no, there is enemy.
There is animosity. Like, there is something
in between. So you unconsciously always be cautious
about, like, interacting with that person. and
like when you know that the severity of the whole
situation the the the craziness of the concept
of molas like they always lie they don't want
like basically they're a proxy who controls something
that you don't want to happen in the society
Like, literally. Like, for instance, one of the
things that was happening was about sugar. So,
there was a contract between two countries and
England didn't want it. So, Molasa started to
say, oh, it's haram to eat sugar. And when, like,
British people were like, oh, that's fine. Now
we are... gaining some something out of it so
it's fine for people to have it and they were
like oh so you have to eat it with uh you have
to have it with tea like that's the concept of
them and how is it possible for you to forget
it yeah the nature of them yeah like i don't
nobody's asking you to yeah nobody's asking you
to uh for like treat them poorly but like how
on earth you forgot the nature of them you know
it's like how you forgot and let them to they
conquered me the least how did you let them to
come to your own home yeah that's crazy isn't
it it is it's it's baffling for me it's like
it's baffling yeah that's why when Prince Reza
Pahlavi or us are keep saying listen if we fall
the whole world gonna fall because first you
show these people that if you kill enough you
can stay on power and like they already conquered
so many places without any war and when you want
to kick them out there is no way they're gonna
start killing and other than that it's they have
the money if they stay in power so they still
can buy more lands more people more hidden weapons
build more i don't know underground stuff so
at some point when you want to fight with them
it's like a cancer which Which part of the world
do you want to fight? Start to fight. You know?
Because they're all over the place now. Yeah.
They're in charge of everything. Yeah. Yeah,
that's true, isn't it? That's a good way to look
at that, actually. Because if you don't overthrow
the Ayatollah, then it's like, well, you know,
Europe's already been subverted. And London's
already fallen, really, if you're being honest
about it. And they're in Australia, and they're
in Canada, and they're in the USA, because New
York is gone right now. So if you're not willing
to go to the headline base of where it is the
most obvious that these people are the most radical,
the definition of radical Islam in the entire
world, the radical Islamic headquarters, in Iran,
the regime there, if you're not able to stand
up to those people and say enough is enough and
throw those people down from that tower, then
you're not going to go anywhere and do it anywhere.
They're just going to rule over everybody. Yeah.
And it's like, it's impossible to throw them
out. Okay, listen, we have one thing in Persian
that was that when Mullah is hopping onto a monkey,
either the monkey has to keep going, or has to
fall dead in order to mola comes out like get
off the donkey you know so what it means is that
when they have the control of something they
won't let it go unless it's destroyed so like
it was so much easier to fight with them in 2009
it was so much easier to fight with them uh in
2001 like honestly as a what like nine ten years
old kid when america attacked afghanistan and
iraq i was like why don't they attack here like
they're here the head of them is here it was
so much easier to take them out it wasn't complex
they didn't have that much weaponry they didn't
have the technology they didn't send they uh
they didn't already have the scientists who was
able to create bombs Right now they have them.
And there are pathways underneath of the entire
country. The same way as Hamas made it underneath
of Palestine. So it's not like the war on the
ground. It's the war under the ground. Which
probably not all of them are known for like America.
So every single time they don't attack, they
don't attempt to overthrow them, it would be
much harder and it would be much more impossible
to take them out. The next time around. Yeah.
Like, for instance, when in 2009, again, going
back to Obama's time, I have like the only thing
for me for about him is that he wanted this to
make them powerful. That was why he made a deal
with them, why we as people were asking to come
behind us and support us. And back then, if he
would have fought with them, military -wise,
he only would have had Hashdashabi, like Iraqi
militia, and probably some Taliban or Hamas or
Hezbollah. Like, that was the only thing. And
even Hezbollah wasn't that powerful. Or Hamas
wasn't that powerful. Right now, they're just
to name the few. Like, there are so many other
of them all around the world. That if they want
to, like, I understand at some point why Trump
is not. like hasn't attacked yet, is that, well,
he can't attack directly because there are so
many other stuff all around the world that he
might be blindsided. You think that has something
to do with it a little bit? Yeah, absolutely.
He's making sure that there's not some sort of
way that they could come at you that you don't
know about because they've been able to root
into so many different places. Yeah. Listen,
ISIS is ruthless and they prove that they won't
leave if they conquer somewhere. And right next
to it, you have Hezbollah. Right next to it,
you have Hamas. These are the proxies that work
separately as long as it's somewhere outside
of Iran. And this is one reason Iran kept all
of these proxies all around Iran. Is that if
one day there would be attempt to Islamic regime,
these groups would be active. Yeah. So for me,
it's like, okay, it's like 2009 was so much easier.
These groups were less, less powerful. the numbers
were less, you wouldn't be blindsided. But right
now, you have to take control of all of them
first and ask the governments to control them
first and then attack Iran. This is the way I'm
looking at it. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
I never totally looked at it that way. thoughts
here and there about it but now that you're explaining
that more out openly and often like that i could
see that like that makes a lot of sense really
yeah that would explain why he's talking to china
on the phone and why he's trying to get the eu
to diagnose them as a terrorist organization
and all that kind of stuff yeah it's like why
do you think that we didn't only have iranian
to attack people we had people like Monsters
from Iraq, we have monsters from Hezbollah, we
had monsters from Afghanistan. These were the
killers of Iranians, other than the monsters
in Iran itself. So imagine if there would be
a war, like military war, in any shape or form,
obviously they would be there to fight against
the... whoever wants to take Islamic regime.
That's really interesting. It's like an octopus
with a bunch of tentacles. Yeah. Because, yeah,
because I guess you have to see it that way,
too, because it's not like the Ayatollah is really
all that separated from... any other radical
Islamic regime. They really operate as a movement.
They're a nation that goes across many borders.
Yeah. Yeah, that's interesting. And the thing
is, it's like the heads of the whole groups,
they're a bunch of useless monsters who only
wants power and money. And you're looking at
their children. They're living lavishly in all
around the world like nothing comparing to what
their fathers are preaching or their mothers
are preaching. None of them. And the idea of
spreading Islam is for me and you. For normal
people. Who think that they have to have a purpose.
And since they are believing in one religion.
This religion has to have a purpose. And what
better way. To make them go around. And make
the world Muslim. Some with influencers paying
money. And some with forces. Some with kidnapping.
Just like that. Yeah. Whatever works. Yeah. You
just have different departments that do different
things. Yeah. Absolutely. And not to mention,
when you pointed out about MEK, they're literally
a cult with Islamic belief. extremist and they
have weapon in their own hands already crazy
to be honest it's like they kidnap people and
convert them into mek so and there are so many
like they don't look like it but there are so
many and if they're not the member of it they
pay like uh i don't remember who i saw but there
was a There was a guy from the previous cabinet
administration that they paid to him to go to
the compound and make his speech. And we were
like, a senator got paid to go back to MBK and
give a speech? Like, what's going on? I saw that
happen a few times, actually. Yeah. What is that?
It's a cult. It's the actual cult. Like when
you're looking at... That's what I've heard.
I've heard other people say that, too. Like a
literal cult. Yeah. Like they're very strange
people. Yeah. And they help Khomeini to... To
overthrow Shah. I mean, you never can say overthrow
Shah. Like, Shah left to negotiate with Carter.
It wasn't like a defeat. It was like leaving
the country to negotiate with it. And warn Carter
that, listen, these people are crazy. Don't do
that. I don't want to kill my people. And MEK
helped them. Helped Khomeini, actually. Because
they were the only people back then that they
had weapons. And Shah didn't want bloodshed.
So he didn't allow the army to do anything. Instead,
MEK started killing people and said, oh, Shah
did it. This is one of the brainwash that they
teach you in the school that Shah killed. people
which in reality it was mek killed people and
blaine shaw yeah that's interesting because i
just started learning about this the mek and
like now i'm hearing it pop up more and more
all over the place and i like learning the history
that's really interesting to me i know they're
like they're like communistic aren't they they
are that they're they're major goal is like whatever
they chanted from the beginning was overthrowing
monarchy in iran and then destroying america
that's the their entire goal and how are you
looking at it is so similar to scientology it's
like they're very strict they are like uh I'm
going to send you a video afterwards to a little
bit explain what's going on. But they're all
wearing the same thing. They are living in a
compound. The head of them, like the main MEKs,
are living in compounds. Some of them are going
out just like missionaries and trying to convert
people into MEK. Just like Islam, they're showing
the green door, like beautiful door. And as soon
as you enter it, it's horrifying. The part that
we Iranians are really against, we're saying
we don't like mullahs, we don't like lefties,
and we don't like MEK, like death to these three
categories, is that because all three of them
together caused the Islamic revolution. And every
single time, each of them betrayed the people
of Iran. You know, the head of them, like the
face of it was Mullahs, obviously the most brutal
one. But for instance, the head of the MEK helped
Khomeini. And then after Khomeini became powerful,
he started to slaughter most of them. So they
ran away to Iraq. And then in the war between
Iran and Iraq, they helped Iraqis to kill Iranians.
Right? And then every now and then, they're still
trying to look a way to find some sort of power
in Iran. They were like, Khomeini owed to us
to give us some power. And instead, he killed
us. So this time, we're going to try to... find
a way to gain it ourselves. That's why Iranians
most of the time talk about them. Because every
now and then they try to steal something from
us and claim it's theirs. And they're Islamic
too? Mm -hmm. So they mixed Islam with some other
kind of like cult belief system and mixed it
with communism? Yeah. That's really weird. Yeah.
and the head of them is now some woman now isn't
it yeah and the history between like between
her husbands are funny like interesting yeah
i think i heard someone say that too yeah well
these are the history that you never learn it
in this school it's like when slowly you start
to enter to the society and asking a question.
So why is it that then if this is the case, why
they told me this back in school? And slowly
you realize that almost 95 % of what you've learned
in this school was a lie. Or like, I remember
in the beginning of the whole chaos this month,
Patrick, whatever, the guy who's Iranian and
he has a platform, he mentioned that Cinema Rex,
like, Shaw burned, like, Cinema Rex with people
inside of it. And I was like, you don't know
that. Like, even Mollos came out and said, yes,
we did it, and then we blamed Shaw. And you still
are where? Yeah. Like 40 years ago, 50 years
ago, and believing that Shaw did it. Like there
are so many, when you're looking Iranian history
specifically for the last 50 years, you hear
stuff that you have to fact check it. You can't
say, okay, because this person said it and he
has the biggest platform, it's true. yeah you
know for sure uh yeah so this is this is the
fight we have like first up it's like getting
rid of these molas and i'm hoping america solve
whatever is happening right now it's complex
absolutely like I would have never guessed the
scale of it, right? But I'm absolutely sure there
are many people skilled enough to understand
everything and they can come up with a resolution
because there are so many people still in the
prison, not specifically prison, imprisoned by
the government. They're going through hell. Like,
I can't even imagine. Like, it got to the point
that I said, whoever died in the first two days,
they were the lucky ones. Whoever are imprisoned
are going through hell, like, beyond what anyone
can comprehend. Yeah. Especially women. I don't
know. Like, I can't say women or men. both of
them both of like men and women both sides are
so innocent and the severity of the part is that
the women torturers are the most brutal you know
i don't know if you ever heard of the whole uh
situation in among the prisoners I don't know,
maybe. What is it? Like, the girl was describing
how she was being tortured and the woman who
was basically torturing her was literally unleashing
the rapist onto her. Like, she was being group
-raped. Like, gang -raped. And there was a...
hanging rope in the corner of the room and every
single time she wanted to stimulate the whole
feeling of hanging this is one thing and when
you hear that the girls is like please bring
us the pill like we don't know if we're getting
pregnant or not it's it's like why yeah this
is just pure evil Yeah. Or. I don't know, I seriously,
I don't know if. Your audience like would be
capable of hearing it like this stuff, organ
harvesting or everybody. Yeah, no, yeah, no,
I talk about I've talked about that before. A
lot of that stuff. Yeah. I keep it pretty transparent
because, you know, you have to know what's going
on there because if people don't realize how
deep it is there, they're not going to understand
why you have to get rid of the Ayatollah like
today. Yeah. I wish people had a kind of a picture
or could have tolerated. To listen. What we are
going through. It's like. How I describe it.
Is like. I never was a fan of. Scary movies.
But one of the most disgusting ones. Is Saw.
So it's graphic. It's full of blood. It's not
nice. I always describe it. As if. You make a
horror movie 10 times worse than Saw. And we,
Iranian in diaspora, are forced to watch it.
And then in the first five minutes of the movie,
they tell us, listen, this is life. And the people
inside who are playing it are your loved ones.
And it's like. You want to do something. And
at the same time, there is a guilt saying, mentally,
I'm not capable of watching it. But my people
went through it. So I'm not allowed to say I
can't. I have to watch it. And at the same time,
there is an urgency of like, what we can do.
Like, let's do something. Let's help them. Because
those who are gone, yes, it's absolutely brutal.
But the families, those who've seen it, those
who've been imprisoned, these are the people
that the scale of the war crime is real, you
know? It's absolutely real. It's not just killing
itself. It's the aftermath of... who's remaining
and who's witnessing it and try to live through
it and from what i see is like they want to pass
through it yet they all going through uh nightmares
and at the same time they're like how am i supposed
to pass go pass through it when my best friend
is gone Yeah. So, yeah. Yeah, it's like a psychological
warfare, really. They're trying to fry people's
ability to deal with the situation. Yeah, it's
like... And the most devastating part was...
the day when the internets came back so apparently
like nobody's talking about anything mainly like
99 but what they all were saying is that we thought
we were the only like people who experienced
this brutal we didn't we didn't know that it
was happening all around the country We didn't
know that it was happening the street, like a
block away. You know, they all thought that whatever
is happening is in that specific spot. But all
of a sudden, when Internet came back, they're
all like, what? What happened? Like all around
the country. And that was really planned. Yeah.
Yeah. And that was another blow to them. You
think that's why they put the internet back on
like that? No, it wasn't for that. It was like
there are the biggest Bitcoin farms in Iran.
That's the reason there are power shortage and
water shortage in Iran. Like, one of my friends
was in that type of business. Around 12 years
ago, he said that it's going to happen very soon.
And it's been happening for the last four years.
The reason they brought back the internet was
basically purely for their own benefit. If they
could, they wouldn't do it. They brought it back
just to farm the Bitcoin? That was one of their
main... The major farms for Russia, irgc and
china is in iran so so china and russia have
bitcoin farms inside iran i didn't know that
that's interesting yeah they have like there
are the biggest farms of these three basically
irgc china and russia are in iran that's why
Like Iran had a huge resource of electricity
or water and everything at least for the next
10 years. But the reason that all of a sudden
everything is gone is because they have the biggest
farms over there. And they're providing like
they're specifically using it for those farms.
That's one of the major reasons they brought
back the internet. If they could, they would
have let it be for longer, you know? Yeah. I
didn't know. I knew China and Russia, they really
have a hold on Iran and they use them as a front
to do a lot of things. And I know with the oil
and various other things, I didn't know about
the Bitcoin farming too, though. That's really
interesting. It seemed like Ayatollah was a slave
to Russia and China. They don't have any kind
of... I don't know. It has its own benefits for
them. It's like, give me the money and get whatever
you want. Just like they're sending water to...
Kuwait, one of the biggest water pipes is literally
going towards Kuwait and the people of the same
city, the same area, is suffering from lack of
water. Or they're sending the soil of Iran to
somewhere else while it causes huge... and unreversible
damage to ecosystem of that area they're selling
everything just for the sake of money well the
biggest buyer is russia and china it doesn't
mean that there are nobody no other parties here
yeah that makes a lot of sense yeah So do you
think that that might be some of the reason why
Trump is taking so long to go to Iran too? Do
you think that he's trying to sever the ties
that Russia and China have inside of there first
before he does something? Honestly, history proved
that if China and Russia sense danger, they won't
even bother. What do you mean? It's like if they
see that there are more benefits in stepping
aside, they will do that. So in some ways, I
feel like Trump is trying to convince them, listen,
if you step aside and don't do anything, that
would be more beneficial for you because the
consequences of not doing it, it's more severe.
Right. And the same way that he did it with France,
the same day that the same way that he did it
with other places, like other countries or other
politicianers, that those who are standing against
it now, they're like, maybe you should go ahead.
Like, we don't do anything, you know, or last
night I've heard that Lebanon is trying to contain
Hezbollah. in case they wanted to help Iran.
So I feel like he's trying to talk to everyone
so they would step aside, don't do anything,
and convince them that there are benefits for
them in case that he wants to attack Iran. which
so many people like there is a stupid thing going
around that oh you think that america wants to
attack you because they they they want to do
it for you guys no no we absolutely know we think
he doesn't want to like and if you're talking
about oil money i as an iranian personally rather
to give it for half a price to Trump and to America
in order to get back my country. My country has
so much more resources that we can rebuild it
and revive it if we have our country back. So
if Trump wants to attack and take the government
out, like Islamic regime out, in order for the
oil, let's do it. Like, right now. You know?
Do you feel like... I know that Iran supplies...
Well, China buys almost 90 % of all their oil.
Because of sanctions. And I know that Venezuela,
they bought like 70 % of Venezuela's oil. And
they get over half their oil combined from Venezuela
and Iran. And now that Venezuela is out of the
way, if the Ayatollah were to fall, China would
lose half of its oil supply. And they wouldn't
be able to go to war with Taiwan and various
places like that. And I think that's one of the
strategic points that Donald Trump looks at when
he sees Iran. And for the same for Russia, because
they wouldn't be able to back up Russia against
the Ukraine and stuff like that. So I could see.
that from a world geopolitical basis, for sure.
But on top of that, it's everything else too.
It's the Islam, it's the radical terrorism in
the Middle East, it's everything. To me, I don't
see, it doesn't make any sense. I don't see what
anybody would benefit in the world from the Ayatollah.
not being removed from there it doesn't make
any sense to me no it's like there there is an
argue sorry there is an argue saying that like
you can see it in a way that okay trump is um
don't want to spend a lot of money or lose a
lot of money to attack them and it's fair Because
it's war. But in any shape or form. But first
of all, he's spent a lot of money already. And
besides, in the long term, there are so much
more benefit. Safer world. There would be a lot
of economy movement. The money moves around this
time. It's not just blocked in one side of the
world and fight with another side of the world.
It moves around, comes and goes. So there would
be a new life in the economy while you don't
have to deal with the proxies anymore. Like when
you take the Islamic regime out, slowly the funding
from the rest of them, even Taliban or Hamas.
Or Hezbollah. Or Houthis. Or ISIS. Like, America
has spent a little bit of money on Syria. And
now, again, ISIS is causing the problem. Over
and over. So, when you take them out, you don't
need to spend a lot of money on the rest of the
majority of Middle Eastern places. And keep the
whole area safe. You know? So, I think... In
the long run, so many people are saying that
there's no benefit, but I agree with you. Trump
would have so much more benefit of attacking
rather than not attacking. Well, I guess we've
gone pretty long, haven't we? We've gone almost...
Two and a half hours or so. And I think I'm starting
to run out of battery over here. So I guess I'm
going to have to wind it down, but it was, it's
been a great conversation though. I really enjoyed
it very much. It was great. Hopefully we, we
could do it again sometime. You come on the show
sometime and we'll continue to talk. Cause I
learned a lot of stuff. There's a lot of interesting
stuff there that I learned that I didn't know.
I was taught a lot. I loved it, but I was going
to say. um before you go if there's anything
that you want to say to anybody about the situation
or anything that you would want anybody to know
honestly it's like to the world to the people
who are not persian or iranian or they're not
in the community it's like if you help us you
your children gonna have a better life and safer
world so uh it doesn't matter if you're from
the same nationality or you speak our language
uh what we are doing is the fight for the world
not only for us it's the future it it like i
forgot the word but for sure it's for the future
and for the freedom freedom so join us specifically
if you're in the cities near uh like los angeles
toronto or uh in europe wherever you see that
we are gathering join us it's uh not just about
iranian it's the uh talk about freedom and um
better world so if you support us basically you
support everyone I agree with that 100 % for
real. Thank you for your time and having me in
your show. Yeah, it was awesome. Can you still
hear me? Sure, yes. Okay. I hope that you come
back on the show. I learned a lot. It was really
good. I feel like I could have talked for another
hour. It was just the time was starting to get
away. It was my pleasure. I'd love to, anytime.
Awesome. I'm going to end it real quick. So,
yeah, I'm just...