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0:00Now, Professor Jiang Sha Quinn is of course asleep now, but earlier I
0:077 secondsinterviewed him on your behalf and I started by asking this Nostradamus who has become a viral historian,
0:1818 secondstotally viral, proactive history is now sweeping the world. And this professor
0:2525 secondsJiang agreed to come on the mother of all talk shows. I'm very glad to say and so will you be when you've heard this
0:3434 secondsinterview. I asked him for his thoughts on what was happening right now in the Middle East. This is what he had to say.
0:4242 secondsYeah. So right now the United States and Iran um are at war with each other and
0:5050 secondswhat I expect to happen is that the United States will launch a ground invasion at some point. In fact, there
0:5757 secondsare rumors that the 82nd Airborne Division um has been deployed. They've canceled their training and they have
1:051 minute, 5 secondsreceived their deployment orders. Those are just rumors that not confirmed. Uh but there's a lot of uh chatter and we
1:131 minute, 13 secondscan expect a ground invasion um at some point. Um I believe I predict that this
1:201 minute, 20 secondsground invasion will fail which will lead to the collapse of the American empire. Basically um the United States
1:281 minute, 28 secondswill retreat from the Middle East and Sencom central command
1:341 minute, 34 secondswill um be um absorbed into Israel. And
1:411 minute, 41 secondsso what will happen is then that Israel will achieve the greater Israel project.
1:461 minute, 46 secondsThe Israelis believe that the Middle East was promised to their ancestor Abraham by Yahweh uh uh their God. If
1:551 minute, 55 secondsyou look at a map of the Greater Israel project, um it extends from the Nile to Euphrates. It encompasses um Lebanon, Syria, parts of Turkey,
2:072 minutes, 7 secondsparts of S Saudi Arabia and parts of Egypt. meaning that regardless of how this war in Iran progresses
2:152 minutes, 15 secondsum Israel will continue to be aggressive. In fact, the former prime minister of Israel um Naftali Bennett
2:232 minutes, 23 secondshas said that uh Turkey will be the new Iran, meaning that after this war um against Iran is over, then Turkey will
2:322 minutes, 32 secondsbe the threat. And so we can expect that Israel will continue to be aggressive and eventually conquer most of the
2:412 minutes, 41 secondsMiddle East once this war in Iran uh concludes.
2:452 minutes, 45 secondsUm and then Israel will establish something called a Pax Judea. A Pax Judea is really the um empire
2:562 minutes, 56 secondsum a trading empire, financial empire, a techn technological empire based in Jerusalem. and they see it as fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Uh they want to rebuild Solomon's temple.
3:083 minutes, 8 secondsThat means that they will at some point destroy the Alaxic mosque. In fact, uh there are rumors that the Israelis have
3:173 minutes, 17 secondsshut down the alexic mosque and uh right now um they are uh and again these are
3:243 minutes, 24 secondsjust rumors not confirmed but people are people suspect that the Israelis are implanting explosives for control
3:323 minutes, 32 secondsdemolition so that they can blame a uh Iranian missile on the destruction of um
3:393 minutes, 39 secondsthe Actic Mosque which as we know is the third holiest site. in all of Islam. In fact, on YouTube,
3:473 minutes, 47 secondsthere's a rabbi who talks about this plan. He says that wouldn't it be wonderful if during a war an Iranian
3:533 minutes, 53 secondsmissile hit the Isaac moss and the Arabs and the Persians would go fight each other and those animals would kill each other. Those are those are his literal
4:014 minutes, 1 secondwords. Uh so uh we can also expect at some point that the Alex of Mos will be destroyed. So that's how I see this war
4:104 minutes, 10 secondsin uh the Middle East progressing in the next four or five years.
4:154 minutes, 15 secondsWell, there is uh an escatological flurry, a blizzard, a hail uh coming
4:224 minutes, 22 secondslike missiles uh everywhere. America seems to be in the grip of a of a kind of Old Testament uh frenzy and even
4:324 minutes, 32 secondsAmerican officials are talking in these apocalyptic terms. hurrying on Armageddon
4:404 minutes, 40 secondsuh implying not implying explicitly stating that uh killing Iranians will
4:484 minutes, 48 secondswill hurry up the return of Jesus to the world. Um scientific men like you and I
4:564 minutes, 56 secondsprobably don't have to spend uh too much time on this uh esquetology, but uh
5:035 minutes, 3 secondslet's uh talk about what it would mean in practice. Uh Netanyahu spoke this
5:095 minutes, 9 secondsvery day uh about a major surprise that he has coming for the Iranians which he
5:175 minutes, 17 secondssaid will completely destabilize their country. Now I mean it's thinly veiled.
5:245 minutes, 24 secondsI mean it's there's not exactly a burka on the meaning of that. It means either
5:305 minutes, 30 secondsground invasion or a resort to nuclear weapons. Uh let's start with the second
5:385 minutes, 38 secondshypothesis first. What would it mean if Israel launched a nuclear weapon at Iran?
5:465 minutes, 46 secondsRight. So the strategy is to use a tackler nuclear weapon against uh Iran's underground missile uh cities, missile
5:545 minutes, 54 secondsbases. Right now, uh, American air strikes, Israeli air strikes cannot penetrate underground and, um, uh, and
6:036 minutes, 3 secondsdestroy the capacity of the of Iranians to fire ballistic missiles and drones at the GCC and at Israel. And what experts
6:116 minutes, 11 secondssay is that attacking uh, nuclear strike will not destroy these cities, will not destroy these bases, but they will seal
6:186 minutes, 18 secondsoff the um, entrances and make them inhabitable, uh, make them useless basically. So um a tactical nuclear
6:276 minutes, 27 secondsstrike is definitely um part of the military strategies of the Israelis and
6:336 minutes, 33 secondsAmericans. I personally do not believe this is likely and um there are certain
6:406 minutes, 40 secondsreasons why I am not that convinced that they will in fact use a tackler nuclear
6:476 minutes, 47 secondsbomb. Um the first reason is this military military doctrine where militaries tend to be uh bureaucracies
6:556 minutes, 55 secondsvery strict ch um chain of command and in order for um the military bureaucracy to function you need a strict military
7:037 minutes, 3 secondsdoctrine a very an understanding of how to fight a war. Now um Israel has something called exception option. The
7:117 minutes, 11 secondsidea is that if the very existence of Israel is threatened at any point then um Israel will launch all its nuclear
7:207 minutes, 20 secondsarsenal and it could be and and people argue about how many nukes it has like 90 90 to 300. Okay, but Israel would
7:277 minutes, 27 secondslaunch these weapons and nuke all the all the world cities. Okay, and this called assumption option where Israel is not uh retaliating but Israel is just destroying the world. So in other words,
7:377 minutes, 37 secondsuh, Israel has a strategic nuclear arsenal and not a tactical nuclear arsenal. And it's actually not that easy
7:447 minutes, 44 secondsto transfer from a strategic nuclear arsenal into a tactical nuclear arsenal.
7:507 minutes, 50 secondsSo that's one major limitation uh to this um idea. The second thing is that
7:587 minutes, 58 secondsum we assume that the Israelis and Americans are going to go into Iran and they want to win this war. whatever
8:058 minutes, 5 secondswinning uh means for them. They have not actually defined when what meaning means. Um but you know if we look at
8:128 minutes, 12 secondsesquetology if we think that um in fact that Israel and America are conducting
8:198 minutes, 19 secondsthis war in order to bring about the return of Jesus which is what many American uh soldiers believe then uh the
8:278 minutes, 27 secondsesquetology requires America to lose this war. Um because if America were to lose this war, then Israel would emerge as a dominant nation in the Middle East.
8:388 minutes, 38 secondsSo Israel doesn't need to beat Iran.
8:428 minutes, 42 secondsIsrael just needs America and Iran to destroy each other. And so for that to happen, you would want a ground
8:498 minutes, 49 secondsinvasion. So um Israel wants to position America so that it is forced into a uh
8:578 minutes, 57 secondsground invasion. So, I think a much more um reasonable option would be to send in
9:049 minutes, 4 secondslimited ground troops, perhaps um the 82nd Airborne Division to try to capture a nuclear site to decapitate Tran. Uh
9:119 minutes, 11 secondsI'm not quite sure what they have in mind, but again, I'm not actually con I am not at all convinced that a nuclear option is um on the table. The third
9:209 minutes, 20 secondsproblem is Russia. So um as we Washington Post has reported that Russia is providing uh targeting intelligence
9:289 minutes, 28 secondsto Iranians which is what exactly what US and NATO did in Ukraine against Russia. So it's almost like payback for
9:369 minutes, 36 secondsUkraine. Sergey Lavough the foreign minister of Russia had said that um Russia considers Iran an indispensable
9:449 minutes, 44 secondsally. So I think that back doors Russia and Putin have told the Americans and
9:529 minutes, 52 secondsthe Israelis to watch it like don't go too far. Uh don't move too fast up the escalation ladder. Um and at some point
10:0010 minutesum I predict that Putin will put Iran under the Russian nuclear umbrella,
10:0610 minutes, 6 secondsmeaning that any nuclear weapon used uh in Iran will be considered a direct attack against Russia and Russia will
10:1310 minutes, 13 secondsrespond accordingly. Well, you'll have successfully chilled the blood of most of the audience uh professor. Uh and
10:2110 minutes, 21 secondsthat's uh of course inevitable given the gravity of your message. Uh so let's
10:2810 minutes, 28 secondslook at that first hypothesis. Then no nuclear attack but a ground attack. Now
10:3510 minutes, 35 secondsIran is 93 million people. Uh the American intelligence agencies themselves are reporting that no
10:4310 minutes, 43 secondssignificant breach exists in Iran. The much vaunted liberal classes,
10:5010 minutes, 50 secondspro-American liberal classes in Iran are really limited to the uh to the vestibule, the foyer of the
11:0011 minutesintercontinental hotel in Thran. And in any case, according to the propaganda,
11:0611 minutes, 6 secondsuh thousands of those were killed by the Iranian uh government's forces uh only a
11:1311 minutes, 13 secondscouple of months ago. So we may surmise that the Iranian people are uh to a very
11:2011 minutes, 20 secondssignificant extent united in the face of this enormous uh aggression. So you drop
11:2911 minutes, 29 secondsby parachute the 82nd airborne into a 93 million population with a mountainous and vast territory. What happens next?
11:4211 minutes, 42 secondsRight. So I I don't think that they actually do that either. Uh because as you point out uh parachuting any amount
11:5011 minutes, 50 secondsof soldiers into the middle of Iran is just pure suicide. uh they are bound to be either killed or captured in the
11:5811 minutes, 58 secondsprocess which would be completely humiliating for Trump and Netanyahu. Um you're actually right in that uh Iran is much more unified than uh ever before.
12:1112 minutes, 11 secondsSo in June there was a 12-day war and in the first few days Israel was very successful in decapitating the regime.
12:1912 minutes, 19 secondsum a lot of generals, a lot of scientists, a lot of high officials of the of the Iranian government were being
12:2512 minutes, 25 secondstargeted and were being killed. But that attack expended a lot of Israeli
12:3112 minutes, 31 secondsresources in terrain. Um they had spent years developing intelligence uh human
12:3812 minutes, 38 secondsintelligence networks that were uncovered because of this 12 12- day war. Also because of the indiscriminate
12:4612 minutes, 46 secondskilling during the 12- day war, the Iranians struck back hard against Israelis and it really uh unified the
12:5312 minutes, 53 secondspeople. The the Iranian uh government um was much more resilient and much more resolved than Israelis predicted. They
13:0113 minutes, 1 secondactually believed that um air strike decapitation would uh basically destroy the government as so it was a it were a
13:1013 minutes, 10 secondshouse of cards. you ma you for fast forward to January uh where there were these mass protests um across the
13:1713 minutes, 17 secondscountry and we know um that this is a part of the of the classic color revolution playbook where Mossad agents were embedded among the protesters. Many
13:2713 minutes, 27 secondsof these protesters were paid agents and cyber terrorists uh developed by the Israeli um over a number of years. But
13:3613 minutes, 36 secondsthe uh Iranians were able to close out the internet and uh jam Starlink and discover these cells. So another way
13:4513 minutes, 45 secondssaying this is that the Israelis um had spent years in building up um networks
13:5213 minutes, 52 secondsthroughout Iran that they could use for this war. But because of the 12- day war, because of generic protests, these networks have been destroyed. So that
14:0114 minutes, 1 secondthe government in Iran is much more unified uh much more coherent than ever before. And that presents a problem for
14:0814 minutes, 8 secondsground in for ground invasion because um it is the American military doctrine to use as many proxies as possible. Now, a
14:1814 minutes, 18 secondsfew days ago, there was talk of um the Americans bring the Kurds into the war.
14:2414 minutes, 24 secondsum and from Iraq. There's also talk of bringing these Sunni ISIS insurgents by Iraq into the war. And as of today, we
14:3414 minutes, 34 secondsdiscovered that the Kurds have refused this American offer to join the war. And if America were to launch a ground invasion, um it would have to do it do
14:4314 minutes, 43 secondsso by itself. And quite honestly, I would not know how it would actually launch the ground invasion. Uh for a ground invasion to work properly, they
14:5114 minutes, 51 secondsneed to mass forces. That means bringing at least half a million soldiers into the Middle East and uh preparing them
14:5914 minutes, 59 secondsfor a full-scale ground invasion uh through either Pakistan or through Iraq.
15:0515 minutes, 5 secondsAnd right now the GCC countries are being bombarded by drones and ballistic missiles. And so it' be very hard for
15:1415 minutes, 14 secondstroops to be um prepared and be to be staged properly. So the a ground
15:2015 minutes, 20 secondsinvasion is uh part of a plan. Um but I don't really know the specifics of how they would accomplish such a ground invasion.
15:2815 minutes, 28 secondsAnd of course uh Pakistan uh it showing all the signs of being more likely to intervene if they intervened on the side
15:3715 minutes, 37 secondsof Iran rather than on the side of the United States. Certainly if you judged by their uh rhetoric. Uh now, professor,
15:4615 minutes, 46 secondswe already know despite the censorship and selfcensorship involved that this is
15:5315 minutes, 53 secondsnot a one-sided war uh that uh the uh Iranian ballistic, hypersonic, and even
16:0216 minutes, 2 secondsdrone response is taking a severe toll uh on cities like Tel Aviv and Hifa. Uh
16:1116 minutes, 11 secondswhat do you estimate? How would you calibrate the level of damage on the Israeli side?
16:1816 minutes, 18 secondsRight. So, um the main lesson that the Israelis learned from the 12-day war is to censor its own people to make sure
16:2616 minutes, 26 secondsthat this footage of destruction will not come out and be um and and be made
16:3216 minutes, 32 secondsuh public around the the world. Um so I think that Israel is far more resilient
16:3916 minutes, 39 secondsthan people uh believe. Yes, a lot of people are leaving Israel. Yes, the Iranians are doing a lot of damage. But the Israelis are an es esqueological
16:4816 minutes, 48 secondspeople. They really do believe that this is the end times. Um and they have been um extremely fanatical ever since October 7th. So I think that the Israeli people themselves are much more unified,
16:5916 minutes, 59 secondsmuch more determined than people assume.
17:0317 minutes, 3 secondsEven though I assume that the damage to Tel Aviv is just vast. Um the real issue
17:1017 minutes, 10 secondsare the GCC countries. Uh the GCC countries are actually vulnerable much more vulnerable than people previously
17:1717 minutes, 17 secondsimagined. So the GCC countries before thought that you know we are neutral uh we are Muslim. So if there's a war to
17:2617 minutes, 26 secondsbreak up between uh Iran and um Israel then we'll be neutral and uh Iran will
17:3317 minutes, 33 secondsleave us alone. The problem is that Iran recognizes that um if America attacks us, then we need to be able to defend
17:4317 minutes, 43 secondsourselves. And the American military is ultimately supported by the GCC countries because it's the GCC countries
17:5117 minutes, 51 secondsthat um pay for the weapon systems that house um American soldiers and that uh
17:5817 minutes, 58 secondsallow American air force to use its airspace to strike Iran. So um the Iranians are very smart in that the
18:0618 minutes, 6 secondsfirst two things that they did um after war started was one facto close off the street of hummus uh thus strangling the
18:1518 minutes, 15 secondsglobal economy and then launching drone strikes against the GCC uh nations. Now
18:2218 minutes, 22 secondsthese drone strikes are truly controversial um and there's a lot of debate about them. So for for example um at first it
18:3118 minutes, 31 secondswas reported that the Iranians uh used a drone to hit a Saudi Aramco oil facility thus damaging the energy infrastructure
18:4018 minutes, 40 secondsof Saudi Arabia and that's grounds for um the declaration of war. But later it was reported that actually the storm
18:4818 minutes, 48 secondscame from the west in Lebanon rather from the east. And the Iranians actually denied this saying that um we want to
18:5718 minutes, 57 secondsprotect our oil facilities just as much as you want to protect your oil facilities. So why would we give you a reason to come attack our oil facilities? Right? We're better off
19:0519 minutes, 5 secondsattacking US bases. We're better off attacking the the um fifth fleet in Bahan. we won't waste our precious ammunition um targeting uh oil fields.
19:1619 minutes, 16 secondsUm and also Taro Carlson on his show uh told us that he was told by the Qataris
19:2319 minutes, 23 secondsthat they had arrested two MSAD agents suspected of infiltrating uh Qatar in order to commit false flag sabotage
19:3219 minutes, 32 secondsoperations. Um and the Qatar have denied this report, but we can suspect that this is true because it really is um the
19:4119 minutes, 41 secondsMossad MO. So um the GCC nations are the ones that are in real trouble because of this war.
Not only because the Iranians um want to um um destroy the American
military's capacity to uh to supply ammunition, but also because the Israelis want to drag the GCC nations into this war and create a regional configuration, especially Saudi Arabia because remember in the Greater Israel project scheme, eventually uh Israel needs to take on Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey. So why not just drag Saudi Arabia into this war and have Iran destroy Saudi Arabia uh in order to lessen the conflict later on? And yet, professor uh it's raining oil in Thran today and I dare say also in Hifa because for the first time in the war and it's a war that's lasted a whole week which is a long time by today's standards uh the uh oil depots of Iran were apparently completely destroyed and the streets the very streets of Thran are on fire in retali ation. Uh the major uh oil depots for Israel in the city of Hifa uh have been struck and are also on fire. Uh so we're now in for a tit for tat on destroying oil production in those circumstances. uh with oil heading for $150 a barrel, maybe even $200 a barrel, ineluctibly, if there are more attacks on Iran's oil infrastructure, the Iranians will strike uh the uh Arabian side of the Persian Gulf to create uh not $200 a barrel, but no no price per barrel at all. you'd be putting a bottle of oil in the Loura.
Yeah, absolutely. So, what we're seeing is the escalation ladder um climbing, right? So, at first I think both all sides decided to focus on military targets and now what they're doing is they're switching to soft targets uh that do economic damage. So the Americans um struck a dissalination plant in Iran and so now thousands of Iranians will not have access to fresh water and uh the Iranians responded by targeting a dis dissalination plant in Bahan. Okay. So we have to understand that this is now total war meaning that to destroy each other they need to destroy each other's economies.
22:3022 minutes, 30 secondsUm and this marks um a new world. uh we can't possibly return to the old world where you could access energy for cheap.
22:4022 minutes, 40 secondsUm in the future, and I'm talking about maybe in a year or two, every nation will have to engage in massive de-industrialization
22:4922 minutes, 49 secondsuh because they can no longer access cheap oil. Uh more and more nations will start to engage in mercantileism. Um and they need they need to create their own
22:5822 minutes, 58 secondsself-sufficient supply chains. And the nation that is in most dire need right now is actually Japan because Japan is
23:0523 minutes, 5 secondsan extremely wealthy country but it's completely dependent on global supply chains. Um it receives about 75% of its
23:1423 minutes, 14 secondsoil from the shirt of Humus and Prime Minister Takayachi in a speech said that in 78 months Japan will run out of oil
23:2123 minutes, 21 secondsand energy um thus threatening its entire economy. So um the ultimate re
23:2923 minutes, 29 secondsreverberations the consequences of what's happening will be felt only a few weeks from now but we should expect a um
23:3923 minutes, 39 secondsmassive global depression um to appear on the horizon very soon and basically
23:4623 minutes, 46 secondsthe old world order of global trade uh is dead it and it will never return in our lifetimes. That's the reality we're
23:5423 minutes, 54 secondsfacing right now. Now, as Sherlock Holmes might put it, the shoe that hasn't dropped in your discourse thus
24:0124 minutes, 1 secondfar is China. Uh, China has uh strategic relations with Iran. Uh, in fact, the
24:1124 minutes, 11 secondsStrait of Hormos is not closed, but it is gated and the Chinese oil tankers are
24:1824 minutes, 18 secondsof course being allowed through the gate. China is a global superpower uh the greatest manufacturing power on the
24:2824 minutes, 28 secondsearth. So in uh deindustrializing west uh China's industrial power uh
24:3724 minutes, 37 secondswould uh would would see it through. Uh but that's of course an invitation uh for war to be waged against China.
24:4724 minutes, 47 secondsMany people believe that the attack on Iran, indeed even the attack on Russia
24:5424 minutes, 54 secondsthrough Ukraine uh are mere precursors from the real uh Armageddon if I can put
25:0225 minutes, 2 secondsit that way, a US China conflict. How do you feel about that? I think over the next two months, two to three months,
25:1125 minutes, 11 secondspeople's understanding of China,
25:1325 minutes, 13 secondspeople's understanding of how the world works will radically shift. In um uh at the end of this month, Trump is
25:2025 minutes, 20 secondsscheduled for a state visit to Beijing and this is his first state visit in a second term. And um I don't think a
25:3025 minutes, 30 secondssitting American president has visited China in the past eight years. So this is a very big deal. And in fact, this meeting at the end of the month is just one of three planned meetings this year.
25:4225 minutes, 42 secondsAnd the reason why this is happening is that China and America plan a reproachment. They plan a a grand
25:4925 minutes, 49 secondsbargain to reset the international order. And the reason why is that there are two nations that have benefit the
25:5625 minutes, 56 secondsmost from globalization. They are the United States and they are China. They are symbiotic. They are codependent.
26:0426 minutes, 4 secondsSo um America has its market and China has um a manufacturing uh export economy
26:1226 minutes, 12 secondsand China doesn't have a domestic uh consumer base. So China is completely reliant on on exports and it imports
26:2026 minutes, 20 secondsresources as primarily energy and food in order to feed its manufacturing base.
26:2726 minutes, 27 secondsSo, it is in China's best interest to come to an agreement arrangement with America as soon as possible. And even
26:3526 minutes, 35 secondsthough you could make the argument that Trump's actions in Venezuela, Trump's actions in Iran are to strangle the
26:4226 minutes, 42 secondsChinese economy, I I think that we can test this hypothesis um in a month or two when Trump and uh
26:5126 minutes, 51 secondsCE meet and come to a grand bargain. I think people again will be surprised and shocked by what will happen. It is
26:5926 minutes, 59 secondsentirely possible that China agrees to buy American oil rather than Iranian
27:0527 minutes, 5 secondsoil. Um it is entirely right now it's not it's China imports a lot of energy needs from the Middle East Qatar uh
27:1427 minutes, 14 secondsespecially and this war uh in the Middle East is not going to go away and China needs to meet its energy needs. China
27:2227 minutes, 22 secondsimports 75% of its oil and 60% of its energy supply comes from the Middle East. So I would not be surprised if
27:3127 minutes, 31 secondsTrump and China were to come an agreement where China becomes uh America's um energy consumer.
27:4027 minutes, 40 secondsNow uh let's h go back to the original uh for the last question professor and
27:4627 minutes, 46 secondsI'm grateful for your time. Uh is there an offramp anywhere that can stop this catastrophe,
27:5727 minutes, 57 secondsthat can stop this hurtling uh towards the end of times in the Middle East.
28:0428 minutes, 4 secondsCould Trump declare victory in some bogus way uh and uh and and pack it up?
28:1228 minutes, 12 secondsSo we are in a situation because United States presented Iran with three impossible demands. These three impossible demands are zero uranium
28:2128 minutes, 21 secondsenrichment even for civil purposes um to abandon its proxies in the Middle East, the Houthis, Hezbollah, the Shia
28:3028 minutes, 30 secondsthe Shia militias in Iraq, Hamas and to end or drastically reduce its ballistics missiles program. Okay, so these are
28:3928 minutes, 39 secondsthree impossible demands because basically what America says is that if you give up the right to defend yourself, we might not attack you. Oh,
28:4728 minutes, 47 secondsand by the way, we're not going to lift sanctions. So, we're still going to strengthen you economically, uh, but um,
28:5428 minutes, 54 secondswe might be nice to you if you, uh, to our demands. So, these are impossible demands. And it was clear at that point
29:0129 minutes, 1 secondthat, um, the Americans were looking for a pretext to attack Iran. Trump's envoys in these negotiations were Steve Wikov
29:1029 minutes, 10 secondsand Jared Kushner. And these are two ardent Zionists um, who are close to Netanyahu. And we all know that Netanyahu wanted a war.
29:2029 minutes, 20 secondsSteve Wickoff during the negotiations went on TV and said that oh the Iranians are like one or two weeks away from weapons grade uranium arrangement.
29:3029 minutes, 30 secondsBasically saying that the Iranians are negotiating negotiating in bad faith.
29:3429 minutes, 34 secondsOkay. So the Americans did everything possible to make sure that the Iranians could not agree to peace and they were just looking for a pretext for war.
29:4529 minutes, 45 secondsNonetheless,
29:4729 minutes, 47 secondsum, a few hours before the Israelis actually attacked Iran, the Omani foreign minister, the Omanis were the
29:5629 minutes, 56 secondsones who uh were mediating the the uh negotiations went on TV and said that
30:0430 minutes, 4 secondsthe Iranians had compromised. The Iranians had agreed to zero uranium enrichment even for civil purposes,
30:1230 minutes, 12 secondswhich before was a red line. And he also said that the Iranians were willing to negotiate uh with regard to their proxies as well as to to their ballistic
30:2130 minutes, 21 secondsmissiles program. And then what happened a few hours later? Well, the Americans uh and Israelis killed their supreme leader. Okay. So another way of saying
30:3030 minutes, 30 secondsthis is that for whatever reason, and we can argue about what the reasons are,
30:3430 minutes, 34 secondsthe Americans and the Israelis are intent on war. And um the reason why
30:4230 minutes, 42 secondsthey have not articulated a strategy and a reason and a purpose is they want to maintain maximum flexibility which means
30:4930 minutes, 49 secondsthat they want to destroy Iran's capacity be to be a nation state. They want to bomb Iran back to the stone age.
30:5930 minutes, 59 secondsThey want to divide Iran into ethnic enclaves that will be divided and ruled by Israel. And that's the ultimate
31:0731 minutes, 7 secondspurpose of this war. That's why the Americans are now targeting the dalination plants um and that's why
31:1431 minutes, 14 secondsthey're targeting um uh Iran's energy infrastructure. Right? So from the American perspective, they want to
31:2331 minutes, 23 secondsdestroy Iran and the Iranians recognize this and that's why the Iranians have said that we will fight to the bitter
31:3031 minutes, 30 secondsend. So yeah, so maybe um there will be some mediation, maybe the GCC nations,
31:3631 minutes, 36 secondsmaybe others like China will try to help negotiate a peace, but for whatever reason, the Americans are set on the destruction of Iran.
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