خامنهای بدتر از مغولها
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 And the bottom line is not about who 0:04 can convince someone to come and vote for them. Right now, it's about 0:09 which party brings more of its die-hard supporters to the ballot box. Meaning 0:17 people who go and vote no matter what. They don't care. Now, gasoline has gotten expensive, maybe 0:24 diesel has gotten expensive, the situation is a bit bad, but the borders are closed. A bunch of people who 0:30 came illegally, who entered illegally, we are seeing with our own eyes that they're being deported. A villain who 0:36 ruled over Iran for thirty-seven years in a way that Nader Shah never did, that a 0:43 bunch of people in that country, 0:46 for instance, invaders from other countries—the Mongols didn't rule like this, for example. Alexander didn't rule 0:55 over Iran the way Khamenei did. With the first strike, he killed him, threw him away, and fifty- 1:00 one other senior commanders of the IRGC who used to go and kill people—he did this 1:04 to them. 1:05 Therefore, a series of things have been done, and these 1:09 are underway now. There is no turning back anymore. From this point on, there is no return 1:15 to normal, none whatsoever. From here on, it is entirely up to us whether 1:20 we want to win, to really see this through to the end, or to lose. Meaning we could say we did all these things, 1:25 and then in the end, they were forced to go, for example, with the likes of Rouhani and Ghalibaf and 1:29 Karbasi and the like, to write, because we couldn't go and vote, because when we told certain people, 1:34 "Dear Iranian-Americans, come and vote," they made excuses not to vote. 1:40 Either they said, "We don't know," or they said, "Nobody told us who to vote for. We..." 1:44 "We don't know them; how are we supposed to find someone who represents our interests?" And we 1:49 keep repeating this on this program, because until the very end it's just like a— 1:55 they call it a broken record in English. Those vinyl records that get damaged, the needle keeps falling back 1:59 on the same spot. Our needle keeps skipping back to this same story: Go vote for the Republicans. What are their names? 2:04 It doesn't matter at all. 2:06 What matters is what your name is. Your name is the ballot that comes to you. With that 2:12 ballot, your name enters the system in the United States; they will know that you went and voted. That is what matters. When 2:18 you are an Iranian who turns out to vote, 2:21 and especially if you vote for the Republicans, this leaves an impression, and next time others will say, "Oh! A lot of Iranians 2:27 came out to vote this time." Both parties will say this among themselves. They will say, "Next time, 2:32 if we are going to do something regarding Iran, let's first go ask the Iranians 2:36 here in the United States."
Caption Neither Alexander nor the Mongols ruled Iran with the systematic devastation unleashed by Khamenei over the past 37 years.
History has seen brutal invasions, but rarely has a ruling elite systematically destroyed its own nation and slaughtered its own citizens to sustain totalitarian power. The neutralizing of high-ranking IRGC commanders marks a historic turning point: there is no going back. The collapse of this oppressive apparatus is accelerating, and active engagement is vital in shaping what comes next.
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