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Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 And now the point we've reached is that the Islamic Republic has a limited capacity 0:05 for production, and this limited capacity is something the Islamic Republic can no longer distribute 0:11 equally everywhere. It's forced to cut some areas off completely. Where does it cut? Wheat production, food 0:20 production. The Islamic Republic can no longer produce tractors for you. Even the tractors it 0:26 used to produce — eighty percent of the parts came from abroad. Now that's been cut off. That won't come either. 0:33 There won't be tractors, there won't be wheat produced, there won't be rice produced for next 0:38 year. 0:40 And Iran is now genuinely reaching the point it was at during the Qajar era. 0:45 And there's another faction within the IRGC itself — 0:49 because they really have no knowledge of the world economy; whatever they wanted was always provided for them. 0:59 There was never anything they wanted that couldn't be had. 1:05 Because they had money. Now their money doesn't work. Now they'd have to fill a room with cash 1:12 just to get something very small, like a sandwich. 1:16 They can't do that anymore either. And they don't know any other way besides this. That's it, 1:21 that's the only way they know, and the Islamic Republic won't produce wheat anymore. It goes after producing 1:26 missiles, after producing drones, 1:30 after producing a series of items used for military purposes. The Islamic Republic goes 1:37 that way. 1:39 This is what's happening right now. 1:43 And if you read books like "The End of the World is Just the Beginning" — I've introduced it thirty 1:46 times on this program — it's by Peter Zeihan, published in twenty 1:52 twenty-two. Go read it there; it explains exactly what things Iran lacks. For example, 1:56 Iran can no longer produce rice, because rice takes an enormous amount of water, takes supplies, 2:04 needs phosphate, needs chemical fertilizer. The Islamic Republic no longer has these. 2:09 The Islamic Republic's rice production next year will be one quarter. Its wheat production will be half. Its corn production 2:17 will be half. Production of everything will drop to less than half. Ninety million people. How are they going 2:24 to feed them? 2:26 What way is there for them to feed these people? 2:31 Because they no longer have any way to cut their calories. Their diet has already reached the 2:36 very limit. From here on, you'll see malnutrition. Meaning food shortage, malnutrition. From 2:45 here on you'll see faces change, teeth change, bone structures change. Like Biafra, 2:52 it becomes like Ethiopia, it becomes like that. You can't stop it. What do you want to do here? Now Ghalibaf —
Caption The Islamic Republic's production capacity is limited — and they're spending it on missiles, not wheat.
The regime has been forced to choose: feed the people or fund weapons. The choice is clear. Tractor production has collapsed since 80% of parts were imported. Rice output is down to a quarter, wheat and corn cut in half. Iran is regressing to Qajar-era conditions.
The IRGC, once able to buy anything with money, now faces a crisis money can't solve.
The real question: how do they plan to feed 90 million people?
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