🚨 LIVE: Reza Pahlavi Goes To WAR On Europe For Defending IRGC - Iran Revolution

Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi publicly denounced European governments and media for their perceived failure to report on the atrocities committed by the Islamic Republic. He highlighted that over 150 journalists at his press conferences in Stockholm and Berlin did not ask about the 40,000 Iranians killed or the executed political prisoners, instead focusing on criticizing the US or Iran's past. He views this as an abdication of professional and moral responsibility.

Pahlavi's speech details how 'not a single of the 150 journalists asked me a question about the 40,000 Iranians slaughtered on the streets of my country on January 8th and 9th.' He also mentioned a member of parliament who 'didn't think Iranians were ready for democracy.'

The host points out significant internal discord within the Iranian regime regarding negotiations with the United States. While the 'supreme leader' (Mojtaba Khamenei) has reportedly forbidden negotiations under current conditions, one faction of the Islamic Republic has reached out to the Americans for an in-person meeting. The IRGC, led by Vahidi, explicitly refuses to discuss nuclear issues, which the US considers the main talking point.

The host states, 'the supreme leader has apparently forbidden negotiations with the United States under current conditions.' Simultaneously, 'one of the factions of the Islamic Republic have reached out to request an in-person meeting with the Americans.' The IRGC has 'explicitly said, 'We are not going to discuss nuclear.''

The US Treasury, under Secretary Scott Bessent, is actively implementing an 'Economic Fury' operation to degrade Tehran's ability to generate and move funds. This includes sanctioning multiple crypto wallets tied to Iran, resulting in the freezing of $344 million in cryptocurrency. The goal is to paralyze the regime's finances outside the country and eventually use these funds to rebuild Iran post-regime.

Scott Bessent's post is quoted: 'US Treasury will continue to systemically degrade Tehran's ability to generate, move, and repatriate funds. A Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control is sanctioning multiple wallets tied to Iran, resulting in a freeze of 344 million dollars in cryptocurrency.'

The host argues that the distinction between 'radicals' and 'moderates' within the Islamic Republic is a false narrative. He presents evidence of identical social media posts from supposedly different political figures (Pezeshkian and Ghalibaf), suggesting that IRGC influencers operate these accounts and that all factions are fundamentally aligned in their revolutionary ideology, differing only in ego or internal political maneuvering.

The host shows identical posts from 'president Pezeshkian' and 'resigned speaker of parliament, Ghalibaf' stating, 'In Iran, there are no radicals or moderates. We are all Iranian and revolutionary.' He concludes, 'their social media accounts are not actually being operated by them. They are being operated by the IRGC influencers in the West.'