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Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Umm, what is going on regarding the RAF airfield? What happened? Why did the United States' B-1 Lancers 0:08 take off from Britain and come to the United States with all 0:11 umm their pilots, and the Pentagon has confirmed it too? This very rare occurrence, that this happened. 0:19 This is a major political move; this is not a military move. The reason the Pentagon also 0:24 announced this is the political situation in Britain. Britain, as that great empire of which England also 0:31 is a part—politics mostly comes from England; the rest of that Commonwealth are mostly nobodies. 0:39 Now you can picture it as Britain or England. Ultimately, I'm saying politics comes from 0:44 London, and London's story is that they have had deep cooperation with the Islamic Republic for a long time. The Islamic 0:51 Republic really wouldn't have been formed without the existence of the British Empire. It wouldn't have lasted this far. Without London, 1:00 the mullahs wouldn't have survived. The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) couldn't have laundered money, couldn't have forged many paths 1:06 to maintain control inside the country; they sent their children to boarding school in London, 1:10 in England. This is something that has more than forty-seven years—even more than 1:15 forty-seven years of history. 1:17 So that part is obvious. But well, everyone thought that, well, the rel-- the United States' relations 1:22 with Britain are described as strong, unbreakable relations and things like that. 1:29 Now I am looking at these people they arrested, five people—they arrested five people, 1:33 each from a different place, they had chained together a Matrix cell, 1:37 and they also had three vans; they arrested them near the RAF airfield. By chance, 1:43 a nosy neighbor came forward and asked who they were and what they were doing; the police came and caught them and saw they had explosive 1:47 materials. They took them to the station. And then they released them on bail. In the United States, 1:53 they said, "Wait a minute, they came near the airfield, the whole deal with American aircraft and 1:59 in fact the American base there, and—then you released them on 2:03 bail? The guy 2:07 is definitely a terrorist." 2:09 The British said, "No, let us look into it," and so forth. The next day they went into London and arrested another 2:14 citizen; it was a dual Iranian citizen, British-Iranian, person number six, and 2:20 he too has now been brought into this matter. The day before yesterday Donald Trump told reporters, 2:25 very— 2:26 he said, "I can't talk about it. It is obvious to me which country's role has a hand in this 2:30 matter, which country it is that plays a role in this affair." Mr. Trump
Caption Why did US B-1 Lancers abruptly withdraw from British RAF bases?
The Pentagon's confirmed move is far from routine—it marks a major political divergence. The stark reality remains: the Islamic Republic could not have sustained itself without the strategic shielding, financial channels, and money-laundering avenues facilitated through London.
As the UK's lenient posture toward Tehran-linked operations faces mounting scrutiny, defense ties are feeling the strain.
What are your thoughts on London's long-standing policy toward the Iranian regime? Share your perspective below.
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