BREAKING: Reports Reveal U.S. Posturing For Attack On Iran

Trump's Statement on Executions and US Military Movements [00:00]

• President Trump stated that killings and executions in Iran have stopped.
• This announcement followed the US government advising personnel at the US military base in Qatar, the largest in the Middle East with 10,000 personnel, to evacuate.
• Despite Trump's statement, it was suggested that escalating tensions with Iran had not calmed down.
• Former Trump foreign policy advisor Douglas McGregor reported that six US tankers had departed from the Qatar base towards Iran.
• The airspace over Iran was reportedly completely cleared, with a United Airlines flight from New York to Israel being cancelled shortly after takeoff.
• The speaker conveyed that based on observed signs, it appears the United States intends to strike Iran.

"But that's just gotten to me from information that the killing has stopped, that the uh executions have stopped. They're not going to have an execution."

Unconfirmed Reports and Potential US Strike on Iran [00:33]

• The execution Trump might have been referring to was that of 26-year-old Uran Sultani, allegedly facing execution for his role in demonstrations.
• Later reports indicated Iran would delay or hold off on this execution, leaving uncertainty about the 26-year-old's fate if the US strikes.
• Conflicting reports exist regarding the number of people killed in Iran, with estimates ranging widely and some claims of 70,000-80,000 deaths in 3 days being questioned for lack of evidence.
• The Iranian regime is described as having treated protesters with brutality.
• Reports suggest different factions are at war within Iran, and some security forces have also been killed, though exact numbers are unknown.

"And now, I'm wondering if the United States does aim to strike Iran. You know, what happens to that 26-year-old? I have no idea. And we're in the fog of war."

US Military Assets and Potential Targets in Iran [03:52]

• The New York Times reported on military assets the Trump administration planned to use against Iran, noting that options for strikes are somewhat limited.
• Last fall, the Pentagon moved the carrier Gerald R. Ford and escort warships from the Eastern Mediterranean to the Caribbean due to hostilities with Venezuela.
• The Navy has three missile-firing destroyers in the Middle East, including the Roosevelt which entered the Red Sea.
• The Navy also has at least one missile-firing submarine in the region.
• Potential targets for a first strike include Iran's nuclear program and ballistic missile sites.
• US officials stated that these actions target Iran's military capabilities, a priority for Israel.
• The New York Times reported that any attack is at least several days away, but recent military movements suggest a strike is likely.

"If Trump orders military strikes against Iran, his options are somewhat limited."

Foreign Actors and US Influence Operations in Iran [06:07]

• An Israeli journalist, Tamir Morog, reported that foreign actors are arming protesters in Iran with live firearms, which is the reason for hundreds of regime personnel being killed.
• Tamir Haymon, former head of Israeli military intelligence, admitted to a significant influence operation by the United States in Iran.
• Haymon stated that US sanctions were the cause of Iran's economic issues, which sparked the initial protests.
• These protests are allegedly being exploited by American and Israeli intelligence.
• The protests began with anger toward the regime due to economic frustration, largely caused by US sanctions.
• The speaker believes that while organic protests occurred, they were co-opted by foreign actors.
• There's a concern that foreign actors might install a monarch or meddle in Iran's affairs.

"Foreign actors are arming the protesters in Iran with live firearms, which is the reason for the hundreds of regime personnel killed. Everyone is free to guess who is behind it."

Israeli Perspective and Potential Regime Change in Iran [10:42]

• Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eli Yahu made statements implying Israeli involvement and operations within Iran.
• Retired IDF Brigadier General Amir Avivi stated that a fight with Iran and its allies is imminent and that the current Iranian regime is going down.
• Avivi predicted an American-led attack with Israeli assistance, and that Israel was preparing for a preemptive attack.
• He suggested that the demonstrations have played a role in preventing a preemptive strike by Israel.
• Israel's preferred candidate to replace the Iranian regime is Reza Palavi, the son of the former Shah.
• Palavi has indicated his intention to be Iran's transitional leader, allegedly with Western support to transition to democracy.
• The Washington Post reported that about one-third of Iranians support Reza Palavi as a transitional leader, one-third oppose him, and the rest are uncertain.

"This regime is going down. There will be no Iranian regime. And this is going to change entirely entirely the future of Isra."

Treatment of Dissent and Information Control [13:46]

• The video suggests that anyone objecting to US involvement in Iran is bullied, coerced, and threatened, citing an example of an exchange on Pierce Morgan's show.
• In that exchange, one individual argued that bombing Iran would be counterproductive and rally people to the regime's side.
• Another participant introduced "King Gerlavi" as a leader who heeded the call of the Iranian people and was to step in as a transitional leader, which was disputed as not representing the Persian people and potentially being an Israeli puppet.
• The speaker expresses concern about the potential leadership of Iran, emphasizing that the Iranian people should decide their government.
• Due to Iran's internet shutdown, obtaining confirmed reporting from the ground is difficult, leading to a "fog of war" with conflicting information.
• Reports suggest over 2,000 deaths, but it's likely higher, and some rioters have also carried out violent acts.

"My heart is with the Iranian people. They deserve a government that represents them. They deserve a government that they choose and they deserve freedom."