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I'mbout dmitikon tacos. Yeah, al most call you out there d right early in the morning, little, you know, little hungover as usual, nothing wrong with that, but we're missing Jason so and only you know we have this team. Jason will be back. He is doing things set of vital international security, so you probably don't want him on this podcast right now. Who knows what would happen? Uh D I'm gonna make this very short. Let's do it. Okay, since it's just met, let's chat about
this crash, all right. There's so much to unpack here, and just so that everyone up front can kind of put the lock on the conspiracy theory locker, all right, not necessarily locked up, but just just on hold for the moment, you know. So let's tackle the you know, the the bear in the room, which is did the Israelis do it? And I would say, of course I had no, no better than anyone,
but I would say very unlikely. You know, Oakham's raiser. The simplest explanation you're I mean, you're talking about a forty five year old US made helicopter. You're talking about bad weather, really bad weather, which is really as good as marsad Is cannot generate. They just don't have enough dry ice machines. All right, you've got I mean, I think I sent you a picture of the terrain there. I mean it is like being I mean, this was this was like in the area of Iran that they call it.
They call it as a Baijan. I mean, it's as though but it's it is part of Iran. The Uranians call it as a Baijan I believe the province. Yeah, very steep terrain, I I have. I haven't been there, but I've been nearby there in Azerbaijan, in the in the mountains, and I can you know, for this to have been an Israeli assassination attempt, so many things, there's so many coincidences would have had to happen, and it's a much easier explanation to just say, hey,
this was an old, old helicopter. And despite the fact that that Iran and Indep. You know, the President Racy, I'm going to call him Racy, Okay, so I don't get corrected, presen racing. We're all aboard making bringing Iran firmly into the twenty first century, you know, technology. But but all of this stuff was focused on weaponry, and he could you know, they could do a little about their aging inventory of equipment.
They are trying to do something. They are doing something now with the Iranians, but not enough in time to save a bell two on two Irans, you mean the Russians they are getting the Uranians are one of the one of their goals, or should be one of their goals to get from the Russians a complete upgrade of their inventory. I mean, this is some one of the most serious things we should be worried about, I think in the Iranian
Russian partnership. Not the implications immediate implications for Israel or Ukraine, but implications through four you know, for like the of the world basically is that Raisi was by all accounts, you know, yes, he was a total ship head, the Butcher of Tehran. He got that nickname at the age of twenty. All right, Remember all of these guys, Raci, Akman, Dinaja Kolmeni himself they were, and Karnie Salami who heads yes, that is his name, who heads up the IIGC. Karne heads up the Kudes force.
All of these guys were students together, all right in the early twenties during the revolution. Immediate after and after the revolution, Raisi and three other students were made you know, judicial counsel whatever they called it of the Islamic Revolution. Between seventy nine, I mean it was like, I'm sorry, nineteen eighty through eighty one, they basically conducted a purge across the board all the students, you know, the left wingers, the Marxists, the I
mean, Marxism in the seventies among students was normal comment. I mean, it really was in Europe, and he had them executed. And this period is when the first kind of dark story is about what the Islamic regime of Iran was going to be like. And it wasn't just the executions. They were put to death, you know, therese torture. Raisi himself as a student participated in the torture. A number of our Iranian dissidents who escaped have confirmed that. So, I mean, you know, he's he is definitely
a shit hit, no doubt about that. It's a good thing for the world and the Western order and blah blah blah that he is gone, but I want to I don't think, you know, the bottom line is this that a success that will be found and and the real none of the real issues, uh, you know, Iran on the rise for the reasons that I'm going to talk about, really depended on racy. He was compliant.
Not only was he compliant, but the position as president is you know, obviously it depends on the personality, but it's you know, Arkman Diniyard made it into something, but it's he's really kind of a cipher, it's a place, it's a billet in waiting. Right, as you know he was, he was kind of getting scrutinized for and and for what we're hearing was approved for to succeed as the Supreme Leader for any and and just for everyone. I mean, I know most of your windience understand this, but the
Supreme Leader is exactly that. You know, the president's kind of a figurehead. So when the Supreme Leader gives orders to the IRGC or directly to Kounswals, which he does, it is directly to Salami or Chary may have been in the room, you know, But but he is not part of that, you know, that kind of operational chain of command. Nominally he is, but in practice he is not. The regime No Rasi is getting credit for this, and it's very interesting to watch guys who have or read commentary
from guys who followed him from a long period of time. Remember when someone gets killed, everyone becomes an expert on him, right, But there are there are a number of people you know in the US and think tanks and actually a couple of Israelis who have been following Raisi for a number of times. So I was very interested to hear kind of what they say. So what i'm you know, what I'm about to say is kind of a synopsis of those people and people have spoken to you know, in the last day.
It's not my brilliance, which as you know, is an oxymoron. Look, so you know, under under this kind of under this regime. When I say regime, I'm really talking about Sulimani who died, you know, back in twenty twenty, is killed in twenty twenty drone attack. You but their vision of Iran has evolved to something pretty frightening, and they're down the path on that and races loss. He was part of this, but lossy, you know, his loss will at the best, at the very
best, it'll cause problems at a succession argument. But I doubt for a moment that this is going to deflect from Iranian foreign policy as is, because it is working beautifully for them. They all wanted claim credit for what is happening right now. Now, going back to the crash just for a minute. Look, the Ranians have racked up, i mean many scientific, technological,
military achievements, but in many ways Iran remains backward. You know, Infrastructure is not sophisticated, and Iran's got a long history of air accidents. I mean, for all the reasons we've given the sanctions, it's PHAs for years, I've left it really no choice but to cannibalize any of its American made airplanes helicopters which were purchased of course when the Shahs still so they've got to cannibalize things for the spare pass. That's the way you've been doing,
all right. They haven't think about it have been you know, the training, the upgrades and all that hasn't been happening, all right. So you know, again getting back to this accident in the regime where the rulers decide everything, you know, when those systems exist for investigating failures, because failure doesn't say no one can challenge the decisions of you know, the administration.
What accidents are gonna happen more often? Right, I mean that, you know, And that's and of course, nevertheless, none of this wall will kill the conspiracy theories. But what what I'm really talking about is kind of the ring of fire strategy, which was formulated by General Solomani okay, and that the ring of fire strategy sorts surround Israel with militias, non Iranians, non Persians, so expendable surround Israel with militias, arm with tens of thousands
of rockets and missiles, and it's been bearing fruit. You know, it really has Israel is in the ring of fire and UH and the level of coordination between Iran and its proxies between Iran, now China, Russia has stepped up. You know, Israel obviously suffered a severe blow on seven October and since then has you know, is basically caught in a strategic trap on several
fronts, to include it's domestic front. Right, the Iranians are doing very well, and you know, the Israeli Saudi normalization agreement, which Tehran was afraid of, it's been frozen. Uh and and Washington's acting cautiously towards the Iranians something This isn't a criticism out of concern that they're going to restart their UK weapons program, which of course they already have. So you know, the question is who is the question who's going to succeed them? Isn't isn't
that interesting? Honestly, The question is what happens in you know, in the lead up to that is it going to cause riffs within the regime? You know there are Again I'm arguing, I'm arguing there was not that important, you know, he was he I'm arguing that that him gone, it doesn't make a difference because the regime is can continue Sulamani's ring a fire policy, which was proving very, very useful. But what Raisi arguably brought to the scene, I don't. I mean, this is what some people say.
I don't. I'm not sure this is true. I think this is what the regime has just arrived at, you know, realized the last few years, and he was a major supporter of times with Russia and China. He believed that Iran's future was in the East, not dealing with the West. He didn't care about reviving the Iran Deal or going to Vienna. It's a glad hand, you know, other diplomats. He wanted to encourage a new regional, a new world order based on Iran sell in the Middle East,
you know. And so I mean it seems to be forming, that's for sure. Yeah, yeah, I mean, you know, he's the new China, Russia Iran world order is it's really you know, it's set up for business. I mean, Iran's already exporting drunks to Russia. They're in they're doing joint naval drills. And what is probably going to happen next if the Uranians have any sense, they're going to try and do a deal with the Russians. I'm sure the Russians would love to give them these things.
But you know, S four hundreds Iran, that's that's a big deal for Ran to have. I mean, their air defense systems are a weak point, so to get upgraded weapons systems would be Does that include fighters too, like new fighters or yeah, s U s U thirty fives, which are very you know, they Russians cutting edge, basically very capable fighter. They're the ones who've been doing the most of the work lobbying live bombs,
a lot of the work helping li bombs in Ukraine. Yeah, so, I mean, what's kind of interesting the race he was he was pleased to see China help broke a reconciliation with Saudi Arabia, but it wasn't because he was really you know, Saudi Arabia is very important to him, but certainly having China step in. The Uranians hate Saudi Arabia. But the hit Israel more. They want to isolate is around the West by bringing Iran closer to
the Arab States. And that is and you know, for the Arab States, Saudi Arabia, UA in particular, they're happy to hold their nose and push ahead for economic reasons. They want to be you know, Iran would
love to bring Syria back to the Arab League. I remember Iran's being supporting the Assad regime there and and that may happen, you know, I mean, the Arab League is kind of realizing Heysaad's going to be around for much longer, and with all this shit going on Gaza, do we really want to cut you know, a a country like Syria out of the league. So it's you know, it's it's tough to say. I think all of
that will continue. I think that nothing in the Iranian regimes decided by one person except for Solomoni or you know, a guy like I mean Commene or a guy like Solomony. Racey was not one of those guys. But nevertheless, but Racey was also like on he was gonna possibly succeed the Iaola.
Well yeah, exactly right, Okay, So so what is important about arac and what is important about what he has seen to support and advocate for is exactly that his position at succession because what he you know, he's what he's going to broadcast and trumpet to the world is going to be the regimes basically their policy right right in the next decade or so. And he knows that
and he's setting it up. So that is why these things that I'm saying are important, not because rac is behind them, but because they represent a I think, you know, we can we can kind of glean what Iranian policy is. And the iatola is kind of like on the way out right. I've been saying he's been battling cancer for like ever now. Uh yeah, but you know, it's just hard to tell these yeah, fucking iotolas. By the way, Oh gosh, I haven't again trouble when I say
fucking aotola. I just mean these bad ones. Okay. Sure. The point is this that they, yeah, they don't drink, right, so they live much longer. This is a problem. This is why they have an advantage on us. They live a pretty good lifestyle, right, you know, they I mean, they're not hanging out in the bronx with all the risk of but you know, and yes they are resilient. They seem
to grow, so you can't bet on him dying anytime soon. But yes, he is getting old and if if he does indeed have cancer, yeah, this is going to be a real friend. So now now that race is gone, like who's the who's the next, Like who's on the short list? Yeah, so believe it or not. Akman Dinner is one of the guys. There's about three or four guys, all right, the names won't mean anything to anyone, but former present, really hardliner. Yeah,
he's you know, he's he's one. There's a there's a guy called, uh, the Revolutionary God has a candidate. Okay, he's a guy named I'm gonna mispronounce it like Golam right in the hobbit, Yeah, Golam Hussein Mossini. All right, sorry, he is not the Revolutionary God guy. He's he's a judge. Of course, there's no problems in Iran with combining. But but the Revolutionary Guard also has their own candidate, a guy named Koalabath, and no one knows much about him except that he is, you
know, his IRGC. So you know, there are things happening behind the scenes that even the best Iran watches aren't sure what is going on. You know, in the end, Homini decides who the candidates are, and he's likely Iran watches think to disqualify everyone except for one guy. And no one
knows who that guy is going to be. It's not like it's a fucking vote, but you know, it remains to be seen if he can, if he can contain the power struggle, if there is one intra you know, kind of the intra elite power struggle with in Iran and UH and and manages to find another RASI what is he looking for. He's looking for a kind of a malleable yes man, devoid of any independent ideas. Okay,
So I mean that sounds like the first line on my fitness report. Someone someone who executes the leaders will and is blamed for the regime shortcomings, you know he was. I mean, that's exactly it. And I mean the when we mentioned an IRGC candidate though we've got to remember the IRGC, of
course. I mean it's an understatement, wields a huge amount of power with an alarm and so the only, uh, the only possible challenge to a Komanity choice would be if the ILGC decides that they really want their guy and Comine chooses someone else. But I mean, who knows. We're speculating here,
that's that's the best we could hope. So my my point is though that this we need to be worried not about who succeeds RASI, but about countering the Iranian regime strategy, which is proving, as I've said, to be you know, very he was successful, you know, just I mean, just just some other examples, and it just shows that arguably the Iranians are thinking more strategically than our own leadership. They don't have to worry about
elections, Okay, I mean Racey was He was a big believer. And you can when I say this, you have to say, see where he visits, all right, I mean he visited Russia four or five times and talked to talk to Putin, right, he was you know, he when the US pulled out of the camp and when the US was just fucking kicked
out of Afghanistan and that awful debacle a couple of years ago. Of course, that was more good news for him on and Racey was the one who was very vocal in leading the you know, kind of the cabinet in that
direction. That's how it appeared, but it's probably you know again, it's they all knew what the strategy was, and the strategy was that now Iran could take over operate more clearly across the region and by connecting with India and Pakistan and Central Asian all right, Iran can walk that line and reach out and and none of those countries are gonna have any problems for dealing with Iran because they had done before and the Caucuses, right, But so so the
power struggle his you know, the power his his the dichotomy or in the power struggle. It's a power struggle, but it's a power struggle to find a weak compliance successor will continue you know, continue the regimes, nuclear regional proxy strategy. And that's that's about it, honestly. And it's kind of crazy to think, uh that would this be going on at to this level if Saddam Hussein or some kind of other bath party was still in Iraq.
I know, I know, no, I mean, you know, one one of one of the things is that in US forum policy is that well this is you know, I'm not going to launch it now monologue. But but the problem is simply there's a lot of things we mirror image. Okay, we are still trapped by some of our Cold War preconceptions. And in
the end, however, smart the think tankers are. They're in Washington, d c. And they grew up in American or British Western backgrounds, and they that that that is a huge obstacle, I think, and that is why we, you know, we often misjudge. We don't understand Iran. You know, some some commentators think that are determined to pit Iran against Turkey, all right, because that would be useful for us. In fact,
in fact, Iran and Racy was again he's visited Anchorage. He wanted closer ties with Turkey, and Turkey sent over drones and stuff to help work for their helicopter. That's that's who found the helicopter based on the country. Yeah, that's right. And by the way, that and guess what sort of drone that was? What it wasn't a It was a d j I. Oh wow, Yeah, it was a d j I. Forget uh, one of those commercial drones like the little ones. Yeah, it's hold.
I'm trying to look it up, it's the one with someone will tell us it's the one with the thermal it's got it's like a three mt or something empty, it's got the thermal camera. I saw, I saw the video they were cycling through the different video feeds. Oh yeah, yeah, so but yeah they I mean that was a great example. I mean they've got you know, Ryan had to borrow a drone for this, uh, this
particular. They don't they don't use drones for a connaissance. Why would they use drones for a connaissance, right, I mean, yeah, they use them for strip So I think, you know what, we're just going to see continuation of the Ranian policy. We're going to continue to see this kind of unprecedented move by Iran to shift the Middle East and to ingratiate itself with with you know, the Gulf of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Egypt too. By the way, Iranians have been in talks with memory Turkey, Russia,
China. Look, I mean who's getting isolated here? Yeah? Right? You know is Israel more isolated? Is the United States perhaps losing its its traction as Iran builds up this you know this, this I won't say an alliance but certainly a lot of non aligned countries are going to have dealings with Iran, which means, right, which reduces our ability to impose maximum pressure. Right. Look, I mean a regional order like this one isn't due to Race, isn't due to one man. And and Rayci was an interest
in particularly interesting or innovative or I mentioned a person. He was pragmatic and cautious, which is how he survived. But he had a vision that was clear. And and and those you know, those who were working with him, like his foreign minister whose name I forget, and the IRGC, they're all saying in the same direction. And that is what we should be we should be worried about. You know, the merging of various proxies focus on
Israel. Of course is it is a big deal, not just for Israel, but I mean, well, but it said it could potentially be an existential issue for Israel. And you know, Race's legacy was always you know, as he came in, he said, we're going to get more support to the Hufis and Palestinians. Very interestingly, all right, that was not you know that that was not something the Iranians went on about a lot prior
to that was Palestinians. He didn't you know, he and the and his ministers, I mean, they didn't know the date of seven uh seven October attack, but they doubtedly knew something was gonna something was going on that there was a small attack. And you remember it's the ILGC that put the architecture in the region, put together the architecture in the region that enabled that attack. And it could have been much much worse if they had signaled to her
mask to join in. And then remember right after the attacks, Rayci went to Doha where he met with Hamas leadership and anchoror by the way, where both Erdowan and he met with Hammas leadership. So certainly no, you know, you know, they very yeah, very pragmatic in that sense, not you know, not driven to make mistakes by absurd eye geology. Yeah.
So anyway, I heard it, like so in terms of like gods and Hamas, I've heard like Egypt's intel is pretty heavy into like supporting Hamas, Like there are parts of that that are like pretty so there's like Iran when they want to get you know, whether it's weapons or rockets or money to Hamas, do they run it through Egypt and like Egypt. Uh so, oh you mean money going in or support of any kind really? Yeah?
Yeah, so support. So the Qataris were open in frank the Israeli government assisted the Kataris and providing suitcases and money to Hamas, right, so there was a very open thing there. The Iranians too were getting ah R getting stuff to Harmas via the tunnels. But also interestingly enough, they have been sending stuff to her Mass, not not not any of the West Bank routes, but her Mass via the West Bank. Okay via Jordan, but the but they were an Iranian ir G c ring as it were. Was the
Jordanian intelligence recently just broke into that. So yeah, they were, They weren't the biggest. They don't have a lot of money. That's not the way they contribute. They contribute through proxy support and all that. It's the big pockets of katar and Turkish money too. And you know, I'm not saying it's well, yeah, absolutely, I mean one a lot of people
not even supported. A lot of people find remember her mask was the government in no other way of getting money to Palestinians other than via the Mass government. Yeah, but yeah, I'm sorry no, no, no, yeah, So that's I mean, that's that's pretty much it, you know, elsewhere, and I think, you know, we can probably talk about it next week or on the next one. You know, there's there's stuff going on in Israel is truly strange and quite disturbing. So you're quite disturbing.
I mean, yes, thirty, I mean all the thousands, thousands of people dead. I don't mean to underplay that, but my point is you've got within you've got it. You've got some kind of domestic crisis going on in the political cabinet. Okay, you've got military leaders who are saying, hey, we're losing dies again. All right, they don't you know, they don't care about Palestinians across it onions, but hey, we're losing our diyes. You know, another four Israeli soldiers killed over the weekend in areas
that we've already cleared, Jibeia, which is part of Gaza. This is in November. The IDF declared, hey, we've cleared this area. The Brigade Command division commander at the time said Hamas is no more well har Maas is. They've popped up. They are operating strongly enough to fire rockets from there towards esh Kalan and an attack Israeli units. And now the Israelis have just sent in two brigades into that area that they've already cleared. Same thing
with Zaytun, same thing across Rafa. Israeli intelligence it's saying Hamas is seizing control again in Camas Gaza. So you've got you've got this catastrophic thing they are, you know, thirty five thousand Palestinian deaths, the twelve hundred Israeli death to no end, to no end, right, I mean, Hamas is as strong as this is what people were trying to tell the Israelis. You don't you've learned from our mistakes, guys, right, you don't annihilate
a canterinsurgency. Now why just killing everyone? And the Israelis don't talk about counterinsurgency. Everyone is a terrorist, Everyone is a terrorist. You know, everything is counter terrorist. So they don't understand. They don't their counterinsurgency doctrine. Someone wrote it. Someone I know actually wrote a counterinsurgency doctrine for them twenty years ago and it was never published, it was shelved. But you
know, operational commanders managed to get hold of copies. But it talks about clear and hold, talks about all the things that we do, but the Israeli military isn't trained to do that. Everything is counter terror everything. Yeah, that's why they have free fire zones and this and that, and they stack it, I mean they But that's not even the real problem. The
problem is again there is no there are no political goals. I mean, I mean, sorry, there are there are no real strategic goals now that makes sense, right, And within the cabinet or or or within you know, Israeli government, there are those within who believe that that Netnyahu wants to settle Gaza. In fact, it isn't just a kind of conspiracy room. Israeli papers came out that was an op ed today that look, this is why there's no plan for the day after, because Netanyahu and Smoldrich and Ben
Givere and and that you know ultra right wing loonies have a plan. And sure enough, if you look in the opening clause of the basic guidelines for the current government. I don't read he group, but someone translated this for me. The first opening clause is the Jewish people have an exclusive, exclusive and indisputable right to all areas the land of Israel. Okay, so yeah, they interpret the land of Israel as being from the sea to the sea.
So now you have a problem, right, A lot of angst about students chanting that the Israelis may not chant it, but that's what they mean, right, you know. So it's just seems like an impossible situation. I mean, even if even if the general's mutiny and deposed Netanyahu, he's not the problem. He represents, sadly in many ways, the wishes of the Israeli people who don't want a two state solution. I'm not arguing either
way. I'm saying that this is a really hard problem, right, and if anything's going to come out of this fucking sorry mess, anything at all, it isn't a half half assed Israeli victory that turns into a dreadful counterinsurgency that other people have to you know, govern because He's right, If anything positive, it's going to be a solution, right, It's going to be something that that that may not please both you know, all Israelis and all
Palestinians, but that prevents this type of thing happening again. And that and that solution from the US perspective isn't going to be just an israelis state, right, So you see this is where our national interests totally converge. Yeah, completely converge, converge, And so all these lunatics, you know that here in this country, like the real you know, religious I'm not talking about people you know, who like me, have an affection of the state
of Israel and blah blah blah. Yes, of course, I'm talking about the right wing lunatics who never who've never been even to the Middle East, let alone Israel, whose knowledge of the world comes from the Bible. You know those lunatics. Well, I mean like evangelicals for the most part, like more like fanatical Christians are so pro Israel because they they essentially think that
like Israel and Jews are keeping it warm for us. Yeah. But I mean, you know what it is, this kind of religious weirdness has no place in American politics. I agree. Okay, Look, I come from a country where religion and politics were combined, and they do it quite well, the United Kingdom. But the United States we have made we you know, founding fault. It's made a determined decision back then, not that you know that to separate the two church and state. But these lunatics keep coming
back and trying to conflate it enforce they're weird. There were no dinosaur views on the rest of the population, right right, so many, So that's it. It's scary. It's scary really because like the lack of logical reasoning behind it is we need a little bit of pragmatity, pragmatic pragmatism, because yeah, the way it's going right now, how are they going to like Israel? How are they gonna they're really going to sense that into Gaza?
What happens to the two million people. There's no doubt that the you know, that that's what they wanted. Well, there's no doubt that there are people who want to do that, yes, right, and that the government represents those people. I mean they do. They represent those people because that's how they got to power in that coalition. That's just you know, so
who knows. Can we talk a little bit about I think I see yeah, yeah, so the International Criminal Court passed out I guess, uh indictments right for Hamas leadership Netnia who and his defenseman is like alant Look, I'll tell you why. I don't think This is a good idea because you just just made martyrs within Israel and Elsewhereho and Galan right right now. You know, I've seen this happen before when they've done this to US commanders who probably
should have been tried under the u CMJ. Now the military closes ranks or you know, to protect them, and that's what's going to happen. All right, Look, there's you don't have to make a big fan for about what happened. But but but the way to get the way to show the absolute moral bankruptcy of Netanyahu and his cronies is to you know, write about it and publicize it and inform inform the American public and the world and the
Israeli public or that, you know. I mean, that is the way to do it, not hand out a meaningless warrant and turn him into something. He's joking about it, right, Bengavie is asking why he didn't get one. I mean, that's how they think of this. This is a badge of honor to them. I mean, how short sighted can we be? We just get it's like giving him a Nobel Prize for you know, I mean that's exactly. Yeah, that's why that's how I feel. Just leave him alone, you know, I mean, not leave him alone.
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