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What you are about to see is one session of a series of remote viewing sessions that were conducted
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in November 2024, where the focuses are on the leadership of Iran, both in December 2024 and in July 2025.
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Now, we are releasing these sessions in February 2025 because they appear to directly address
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what we have seen in the world recently, as well as giving us a window into near-term future
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thinking of the Iranian leadership.
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Now, looking at the way people think in the near future gives us an idea of how world events
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will transpire in that same near future.
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Now, we focus on two people.
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The first is Ali Khamenei.
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Now, he is the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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He is a religious leader, of course, and he is the ultimate authority in Iran.
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Now, the second person is Massoud Pazeshkian, the current president of Iran, and the leading civilian politician.
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So, we have a window into the dynamics of the religious as well as the civilian political thinking of Iran currently.
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It is important to remember that starting in early December 2024, the Assad government of and
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Syria was invaded on multiple fronts.
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The prime instigators of this were Turkey and Israel.
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Indeed, Israel invaded much of Syria during the collapse, and Syria is now essentially split up into various sections.
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Now, under the Assad regime, Syria was a strong ally of Iran.
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Most of the supplies and weapons that Iran sent to both Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon were shipped through Syria.
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People involved in training both Hamas and Hezbollah also traveled through Syria to and from Iran.
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Indeed, without the help of Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah would not have been able to offer much
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of a threat to Israel.
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The collapse of the Assad regime changed all of that.
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Territories were shifted and routes of supply disappeared in just a few days.
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The viewer for the remote viewing session that you are going to see now is Aziz Brown.
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All right, Aziz, so we have deep news, and this is for the session that you have done in November
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of 2024, and why don't you proceed with telling us what you found in the session, and then after
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that I'll tell you the target reveal, and just to be certain for the audience's sake, you have
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no idea where the target is or the project or anything, right? No idea.
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I'm curious, but I have no idea.
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All right, so why don't you begin, and then we will take it from there. Sounds good.
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All right, so for my initial target perceptions, I was getting a semi-hard regular topography
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base surface, multiple vertical surfaces that I sort of started to see as structures, and multiple
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subjects, as well as artificial smells.
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I wondered if this was an urban area, and also at the same time I was getting visuals of what
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looked like hills, maybe distant hills, and sort of a different looking area with sort of a
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grid-like pattern in front of those distant hills or gridded dots, and yeah, the dominant session
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element seems to be a subject in formal attire, but generally the environment felt more man-made
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except for that vantage point with those distant hills and those grid-like patterns.
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So then I went on to a flash sketch, and I started to see basically two images overlaid on top of each other.
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One was an urban area with a mountainous hill in the background, and the overlaid image on top
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of that was a visual of a subject which seemed to have somewhat formal attire on as well.
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And then with my second flash sketch, I started to see an indoor environment with multiple subjects. There were two subjects.
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They both seemed like they were in some sort of formal or semi-formal attire, an object in between
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them, and they seemed to be indoors as well as inside of a, this indoor structure was inside of an urban area.
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So that was pretty much my initial target perceptions before I moved on to focus one.
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Now at focus one, I moved to subject A, and this was at time W, and I began to describe, and
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that was this indoor artificially lit environment.
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I saw multiple subjects in the area.
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They all seemed to formal or semi-formal attire on.
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Subject A sort of was staring across this room at this other dark formal attired subject, and
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that subject seemed to be, or it may be subject A, there just seemed to be smiling.
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Actually, the other subject that was staring at subject A was definitely had a bit of a smile on their face.
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But then I started to really focus in on subject A, get a flash sketch, really wanted to get
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the appearance of subject A, and I started to get this older appearance.
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At first, I was seeing sort of lighter skin and lighter hues hair, but then as I kept on probing
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and touching the head and area so I could get a sense of what subject A really looked like,
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I started to get maybe a little bit more of a tanner shade of the skin.
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It was just a little darker than I originally thought, and I started to see a headgear on the
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head, and it seemed like a darker headgear, almost like a cap.
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Anyway, I started to feel this general roughness on the face, and I started to feel like it
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was maybe facial hair or beard or something, and the eyes, they seemed to have this sort of
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glasses or spectacle, circular shape in front of them and or around them, and the attire seemed
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to be this patterned attire.
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I couldn't really peg it to a fashion style.
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It just seemed to have this sort of pattern look to it.
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Then I went into a deep mind probe, so I really had to dig a little bit with regards to subject
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A and plan A-W with this deep mind probe at time W.
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Once again, this is within focus one, and yeah, I had to dig a little bit.
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I wasn't sure if this plan A-W was something that subject A was really grappling with right now. I felt fear though.
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When I kind of felt like I was getting some connection there, I felt fear, nervousness, afraid
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energy because it's sort of like he was afraid to stay where he is because he just feels like
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he can't stay where he is, and there were bigger players that were moving around the field,
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and there's this fear of being washed away or left behind, and it almost felt like metaphorically
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it was like this sinking feeling like subject A was being drawn into quicksand or the floor
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beneath the foundation beneath him was melting and sucking him in, and it's like the only option
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subject A has was to sort of make this aggressive unidirectional push in a linear direction
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outwards of this quicksand state to save himself, and it almost felt like the environment just
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felt too dangerous to allow sort of this relaxed passive approach, which I guess he would have
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preferred if things weren't so bad, but I feel like this involves this large collective of economic
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mostly, but conflict and potential violence seems to be an unavoidable concern or inevitability,
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so subject A feels pressured or hunted.
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Hunted is kind of like a feeling that I felt that he was really sort of resonating with, but
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he felt pressured or hunted or forced to sort of throw himself in the hands of a larger group
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collective, and that sort of he wasn't unfond of this other collective that he was being sort
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of forced to deal with, but he lacked control within that arena, and that was something he wasn't
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really okay with, but he really didn't have any other options, and then that's when I moved
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to focus two and started to focus on subject B.
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Now subject B I felt was wearing maybe a large coat.
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It just felt like I was seeing dark hues and a bit more of a modern attire.
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I got sort of this prickly sense to the face, so I was wondering if there was like a little
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bit of facial hair, just like a prickly small amount of facial hair, but I just got a prickly
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sense to the face, but then as I moved to subject B at time W, I started to deep mind probe
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subject B with plan BW at time W, so this was a deep mind probe once again, and it felt like
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subject B was expanding into a new space.
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I got this sense that he was slightly more eager and excited.
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I didn't really have to dig that much into his mind to find out what was going on, and his perceptions
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or his feelings about this were really just right there on the surface of his mind with regards
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to this topic, this plan BW.
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I feel like subject B stands to gain something from this whole experience.
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I don't know how he profits, but I think the issue is a bit more nuanced than using just the
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word profit in its conventional sense.
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I just feel like this sense of expansion, maybe acquisition of land or territory or just some
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concept of space, however that may be defined in the specifics, even if it's just in an abstract
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sense of the word space, but multiple other subjects with varying degrees of power are there and involved.
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I started to deduct again this environmental acquisition energy because it just seemed like
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space was a theme here, and it just seems like these other subjects that were involved were
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also informal looking attire, and this whole issue, this whole situation as I kept probing,
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it began to feel very corporate or from a macro level perspective of his mind or vantage point,
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it started to feel very corporate, and it felt very data driven.
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And I can't shake the feeling that this was just centered on territorial space and just a domain.
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So then I moved on to Focus 3, and in Focus 3, I was probing Subject A at time Y.
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So moving to Subject A at time Y and then doing a deep mind probe for Plan A, Y, I started to
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get this visual of Subject A's space or domain territory and this aggressive group that sort
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of like splintered in, and sort of A sees this aggressive group as wild fanatics who are displaying
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this sort of happy, crazy, fanatical behavior.
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He really just sees them as crazy fanatics, but they seem to show a lot of joy in their aggression.
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That's Subject A's perspective of this invasive group.
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And when I was probing his mind, Subject A's first feeling that really just stuck out was heat
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and maybe anger or grumpiness or a general sense of frustration.
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It feels like he's being infringed upon by this other group, and I don't feel like he's out of the playing field.
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It's not like he's been completely kicked out of this whole situation, but it's like this invading
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force is this jabbing, sharp, invasive cut into his area, and he is fuming over it.
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It feels like his eyes are locked in anger at this group, and I don't see him actively engaging
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the invading aggressors in any direct way.
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It's more like he's just angry and doesn't have any way to get rid of these subjects himself
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or move them out of this environment outright.
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It's more like he's just stuck and mad about the whole thing.
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I don't see him, or Subject A, able to do much, but he's hopeful that other subjects who are
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bigger players will engage this aggressive group more openly, and that's pretty much just his
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only resort with this situation.
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Anyway, then I move to Focus 4, and Focus 4 with Subject B at time Y.
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Now I'm doing a deep mind probe of Subject B regarding Plan B-Y at time Y.
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Subject B seems not as happy as I expected him to be.
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It almost feels like Subject B is bogged down by others in this situation.
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I started to deduct bureaucracy and stuff, but it's like these other subjects that he's working
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with, it just seems like he's in this, I deducted like corporate and congress and stuff like
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that, it just feels like he's feeling bogged down.
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But emotionally, he just feels sour and bitter.
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Subject B seems hungry and bitter about something akin to like a forced stalemate, or not really
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a stalemate, but an unexpected hindrance that has limited the advance of their plans.
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I feel like only a fraction, like a small fraction of, well not too small, but only a fraction
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of their original plan got done, and the circumstances around this greatly angered Subject B,
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despite acquiring some source of success.
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Subject B's mind seems rife with angry energy and complaining energy, a lot of complaining is
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going on, and a mess of visuals that look like this stagnant bureaucratic meeting with formal
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dressed subjects in an indoor corporate environment.
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This all feels like nothing seriously significant is getting done, which can actually push the
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ball forward from Subject B's perspective.
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Those visuals of just a table, or what looks like an object that's similar to a table, and a
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bunch of formerly attired subjects sitting down at that table, and Subject B sort of standing
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up and being in this vicinity, and metaphorically, it's like steam's coming out of his ears. He's just angry.
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He's complaining, he's stressed, and that's pretty much all Subject B's doing, and just it seems
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like he's aware, despite his complaining, that there's really nothing he can do to change this at the moment. He feels stuck.
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So yeah, that does conclude all of the data that I have for this session. All right.
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Well, would you like to know what the target is? Very much so.
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I don't know what this one could be.
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Okay, well this target is very timely because there's so much going on.
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This went to the Middle East and went to Iran.
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So this focused on two people, Subject A and Subject B.
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So Subject A in Iran is Ali Khamenei, who is the supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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He's the religious leader of Iran.
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He's the ultimate leader, Ali Khamenei. So he's Subject A? That's Subject A.
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I want to Google him. Yeah.
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I never heard of that guy.
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So that's Subject A, Ali Khamenei.
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Actually, you can go to see the target reveal on your computer if you click on the file that
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is at the top of the desktop.
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Oh, I didn't get it.
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Oh, he's got glasses on. That's great.
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He's got glasses on, just like I said.
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Yeah, he's got glasses on. He's got headgear.
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Your picture and description of him is perfect. That's great. Honestly.
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And he's got these round circular glasses, which is exactly what you have. Interesting. Okay, cool.
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And the second subject is Masoud, and I'm going to probably mess up this pronunciation, Masoud
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Pazeshkian, he's the president of Iran, Masoud Pazeshkian, if I'm pronouncing that right.
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And he's the president of Iran.
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So what we went after was the supreme leader, which is the religious leader of Iran.
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He's top of the line.
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No one's higher than him.
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And the second one underneath that is the civilian leader, which is Masoud Pazeshkian.
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He's a recently elected president of Iran.
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He's got a bit of a shadow beard. Yes, he has. He's got the prickliness. Prickly shadow beard.
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He has a beard, but it looks like almost a one-day or two-day shadow.
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All the guys in Iran like to have beards.
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So he obviously doesn't want to have a beard, but he keeps one that's prickly to be sort of
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conforming with the beard requirement for men in Iran. Wow. Anyway, so that was...
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I'm just happy about their appearances.
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Yeah, that was Masoud Pazeshkian.
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Now, and again, I don't know if I pronounced it right, Pazeshkian, but the interesting thing
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that I'm picking up from your session...
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Well, actually, let me shut up now.
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Do you have any comments?
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You got the descriptions of them perfect.
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Well, you know, I really didn't have much of an idea of the subject A person.
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I'm very happy about the subject B person.
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The subject A person, I really just didn't quite...
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That was a very different looking subject than a lot of the other subjects.
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You got the pattern of his clothing that sometimes has Islamic patterns on it.
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Yeah, you know, when I had the glasses, I started making deductions in the paper session about
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like, you know, Mitch McConnell's glasses and stuff like that. But he's got glasses.
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I'm happy he's got glasses.
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His glasses look exactly like your sketch.
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You know, glasses is such a hard thing to really have any sort of sense of confidence about
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because somebody could just have sort of beady, roundish eyes.
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And, you know, that's the idea.
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When I sense glasses, I'm always incredibly doubtful of like, oh, maybe they just don't have glasses.
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Maybe they're just like round eyed or something like that. But that's great.
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I'm just happy to see that.
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Now, let me finish with the rest of the description.
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With both of these subjects, we have Focus 1 and Focus 2.
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So it's Ali Khamenei for Subject A, and then we went on to Focus 2, which is Masoud Pazeskin.
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And then with 3 and 4, we did the same two subjects, but at different times.
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So the time for Subject A with Focus 1 is December 2024, and we're recording this in November,
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so it's next month from when we're recording this.
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And then for Focus 2, the time changed to July 2025.
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So we're trying to bookend the time where the major confrontations with Israel are sort of expecting, so sort of that.
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And then the final thing is what we're going after.
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You went after plan, the plans, the thoughts that were in their minds.
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And those are the plans with respect to Israel.
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What are they planning on doing with respect to Israel?
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When they're thinking, they're thinking about Israel.
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And obviously, when they're thinking about Israel, they always look at it in terms of this is
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a problem we've got to figure out how to deal with. So it's a plan.
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So we're trying to figure out how are they thinking of Israel in terms of their problem they
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have to work out and having a plan.
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They always have a plan.
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And so when they're thinking about Israel, what are they thinking?
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So the first one is how are they thinking in December?
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And the second one is it's December 2024 is how they're thinking in July 2025.
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So now this is November.
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And let me sort of give the audience sort of a perspective of what's happening here.
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Israel last week tried to have a attack on Iran and they sent their fighters in.
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And as the fighters got close to Iran, they detected some new air defense thing, some something,
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some type of radar or whatever. It was new. They weren't expecting.
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So they called off the attack and they shot some missiles from sort of a distance.
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And then that was so the whole thing that was supposed to be the first wave of a multi-wave.
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I don't know what would have happened afterwards.
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They might have gone after the nuclear or they might have gone after the oil or other type of factories or whatever.
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But they they called off the whole attack.
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And then it made it look like a like it was just a flyswatter, small, small little thing.
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And then President Biden came out and said, let's call it quits now.
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Iran, we don't want you to respond.
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Let's just end this whole thing.
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But Iran clearly is as of this date, and this is the third of November, they're still planning on having an attack.
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And there's and people, intelligence people are saying it might happen before the U.S. election
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day, which would be this is Sunday.
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So that would be in two days. But who knows?
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And but the Biden administration has also conveyed to an intermediary, I believe it was Qatar,
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but it may have been someone else, to Iran that they will they are not going to be able to restrain
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Israel should the Iranians attack Israel again.
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So it looks and President Netanyahu had said that his response to Iran was going to be major.
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And then when it actually happened, it was minor.
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But now we know why it was minor.
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They detected this new air, this air defense system.
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I'm sure at this very moment, they're sorting out that new air defense system.
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They're trying to figure out what that is and how to how to get rid of it.
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But the issue is, what are the plans?
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Meaning this is such an important topic because we're interested in how far they're willing to go.
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What are their plans with respect to Israel?
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Are there plans to go nuclear?
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Israel is essentially a one bomb.
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If you talk nuclear, it's basically a one bomb state, one bomb on Tel Aviv and is gone.
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So, you know, like what are they actually thinking of? And Israel knows that.
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So Israel is trying to sort of figure out how to deal with that.
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So the real question here is, what are they thinking about both in terms of Ali Khamenei, the
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supreme leader, the religious leader of Iran, and then Massoud Pazeshki.
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And again, if I got the pronunciation right, the president of Iran.
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What are they thinking about?
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And I guess let me let me shut up now.
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Before I say what I think was interesting and what you saw, let me just shut up and you talk.
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Well, the big thing that I'm looking at out of the session was it seems like from the data across
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the focus is between December and July of this December.
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So December 2024, it doesn't really seem like they've had that territorial incursion that seems
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to have occurred by July 2025.
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And I wonder if that means that there is a territorial incursion within the actual borders of
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Iran or if there is a territorial incursion within the actual borders of Iran. within the general
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military network that they have that extends beyond the borders of Iran, because they definitely
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feel like their space has been like a little needle has gone into their space and infringed on their space. Which is their space?
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You can sort of think that they're thinking of their spaces, including Lebanon and Gaza as well.
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Yeah, so I don't know, but they feel like there's an extra incursion of some sort that occurs between December and July.
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So we're looking at mental concepts within the DeepMind probe, so mentally they feel like there
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is an extra incursion of some sort across a space, which could be physical territory or it could
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be sort of a mental abstract thing, as I said, in the DeepMind probe, but something new happens.
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So it's definitely not what I guess the mainstream has come out with, what Biden said is that,
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you know, it's over now, it's definitely not over now.
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It seems like they're definitely going to be fuming about some sort of incursion by July 2025.
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Yeah, the mainstream, in terms of the mainstream news, is just hopeless.
00:27:29
The mainstream news, at least the mainstream news in this country, is just ridiculous.
00:27:32
They're not reporting anything relating to this, and so many things are happening behind the
00:27:38
scenes that we can pick up using like Telegram apps with groups, where they're getting things
00:27:45
from Twitter and Twitter or X and then feeding them out.
00:27:50
And, you know, nothing, mainstream news doesn't report anything unless it already happens, they're
00:27:55
not talking about, anyway, so.
00:27:57
There's a lot of articles now that actually they cite their sources as videos on X.
00:28:03
So it's kind of silly.
00:28:05
Yeah, I mean, news sources like CNN, Fox, CNN, MSNBC, CNN is, it's sunk so low. I don't know.
00:28:15
I was asking somebody the other day if, you know, who they, if they knew anybody on CNN.
00:28:22
And like, do you know Wolf Blitzer?
00:28:28
And like, I was asking one of my classes at the university and like only out of like 20 people,
00:28:33
only like one person raised their hands that they ever even heard of Wolf Blitzer or any of
00:28:37
the other personalities on CNN. Oh, wow.
00:28:39
And then I asked them about, you know, rather the podcast, you know, Ben Shapiro, do you know
00:28:45
Megyn Kelly, do you know Candace Owens, do you know, you know, Joe Rogan, of course. Everybody knew.
00:28:52
And but do you know.
00:28:58
Podcasters. Pardon me? Podcasters. Podcasters. Yeah, yeah.
00:29:01
Sort of the sort of the standard.
00:29:04
Sean Ryan, things like that.
00:29:05
They knew all of them.
00:29:07
They knew all the podcasters, but nobody was younger, younger people.
00:29:10
Nobody was listening to CNN.
00:29:12
There's a change in the times.
00:29:13
It's a change of the time.
00:29:14
I think it's just going to die in terms of it's just going out of business or something.
00:29:19
But anyway, mainstream is nothing.
00:29:21
But so when we do these things here, we're really going after what's what's actually this is live news.
00:29:29
This is what the news should be reporting on.
00:29:32
Anyway, when I look at your Focus One for Ali Khamenei, the thing that really strikes me is
00:29:39
that that's in December of 2024. He's scared.
00:29:44
Yeah, it seems more defensive in the sense of, yeah, he's worried.
00:29:49
It seems more on the defense and the anger and the aggression doesn't really come out until
00:29:56
there is there really is some sort of incursion in their space in July. Yeah.
00:30:02
Now, again, if I'm pronouncing it right, Massoud Pazeshkine, the president of Iran, when I look
00:30:08
at Focus One, he's got he's doesn't seem to be feared.
00:30:11
He's not feeling that he's looking at things much more corporate and he's looking at this as
00:30:17
sort of as an opportunity. Yes.
00:30:20
And, you know, and he's new and he's new.
00:30:22
And so maybe this is his time to sort of think that he can sort of start to shine as the says
00:30:28
the diplomat that deals with how to negotiate things with with things.
00:30:33
I think maybe he has a little bit more power in the sense of authority than he did before or something.
00:30:42
It doesn't really seem like he gets gets things to go exactly as he wants them to go in his
00:30:48
plans between December and July.
00:30:51
It seems like he's kind of bogged down by others around him.
00:30:54
So who knows what's going to happen?
00:30:56
I think only time will tell.
00:30:57
But you wrote down here, I feel like subject B stands to gain something from whatever this is.
00:31:03
I don't know how he profits.
00:31:05
And I think the issue is much more nuanced.
00:31:09
And then the word profit, it's just that there's a sense of an expansion.
00:31:14
He definitely feels like he's he just comparing that within July of 2025, the focus for version
00:31:23
seems like he's mostly frustrated, not so much with the incursion into space.
00:31:28
It seems like he's frustrated with his co-workers.
00:31:31
It seems like he's frustrated with people around him who don't want to be as aggressive as he wants to be. Yeah.
00:31:37
So let's actually go to focus three, focus three and focus for focus three and focus four are dealing with July 2025. Yeah.
00:31:46
And again, with the with the president of Iran, he's Masoud Paziskan.
00:31:56
That would be focus for. He's frustrated.
00:32:00
Yeah, it seems like in December he's optimistic to put his foot on the gas.
00:32:05
And then when he tries by July, there's people around him in his own organization that get in
00:32:13
the way or slow things down.
00:32:14
And he's frustrated at that.
00:32:16
That's the way I would simplify it. Yeah.
00:32:18
So if you thought of December as a time when you thought that this was an opportunity in January
00:32:23
2025, that opportunity didn't show itself. And he's frustrated. It's only only partway.
00:32:29
It says he felt a success only half the way.
00:32:32
Something happened, but not much. OK. Yeah.
00:32:34
And then if you go to Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Islamic leader. He's angry. He's ticked off. He's just angry.
00:32:45
And that's where we get the information about the the incursion into their space, though.
00:32:50
That's that's he's angry at that.
00:32:52
He's not looking at his co-workers.
00:32:54
He's looking at an incursion into their space.
00:32:56
And he's angry at that.
00:32:56
Yeah, I'm looking here in Khamenei's mind as you were reading it.
00:33:01
I don't see him actively engaging the invading aggressors in a direct way.
00:33:08
It is more like he is just angry and doesn't have a way to really rid himself of the subjects directly and outright.
00:33:15
That that means the Israelis did something and he probably is including the Americans in that.
00:33:22
Let's let's be let's be open minded.
00:33:24
I wonder if this will be a massive ground invasion or something like that, or it'll be something
00:33:30
that's a bit more surgical.
00:33:31
Because from a leader's perspective, it could even be something that's not as blatant to the
00:33:39
people watching, people like us watching through Telegram and stuff like that.
00:33:44
Whether this is like a surgical strike that got deep or something like that.
00:33:48
I mean, we'll have to wait and see.
00:33:50
But he feels he was infringed upon.
00:33:53
His space was infringed upon. Significantly.
00:33:55
It also depends on who's president of the United States.
00:33:58
And we're we're we're recording this two days before the end of the election.
00:34:03
I say the end because we have early voting going on now. So, yeah.
00:34:09
So depending on who wins the election, that's going to have different options for Donald Trump has said point blank.
00:34:19
He thinks the Israelis should do whatever they have to do and to go after the nuclear stuff
00:34:25
that the Iranians have first.
00:34:27
So, you know, it's it's going to be a very we're going to have to interpret this when we get
00:34:33
to actually we're going to you're the first person to do this target.
00:34:36
So we're also going to be able to see what the other people come up with.
00:34:39
Let's see what everyone else got.
00:34:40
I'll be I'll be excited to see that.
00:34:42
All right, Aziz, that was deep news. Yeah, right.
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And now we go on to the next one.
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On to the next one.
