The Great Persian Revolt

Author and historian Kenneth Abramowitz, founder of savethewest.com, joins us to talk about the next phase in the Iranian war, as the regime buckles to Israel's military might, it appears this could be the last days and weeks of the Iranian regime and there are signs of a national revolt.

What happens next and will the Iranian people be freed from 50 years of theocratic rule? Kenneth has some insight as to what we can expect.

Episode Transcript

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And we have on with us, America Today.
We have Kenneth Abramowitz. He's been with us before.
He's the author of the Multi Front War, defending America
from Political Islam, China, Russia, pandemics and Racial
strife. Ken is also the founder of Save
thewest.com, a website dedicatedto saving Western civilization.
I'm sure you've been glued to the television like many of us

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tell me. I've seen some stuff now coming
out on, on Iran or from Iran, atleast I think it is.
You're starting to see a groundswell of, of revolution
against the, the leadership. Are you hearing anything about
the the the people of Iran starting to rise up and take
advantage of the fact that many of the government leadership has
been wiped out? Well, there there should be

(00:51):
regime change in Iran and I think there will be regime
change in around perhaps in a month or so.
But you have to go step by step when you want to change a
regime. So I think the plan now is just
to blow up everything that can be blown up.
You know, the military bases, the Air Force bases, the the
missile bases, the the factory missile factories, the drone

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factories, the nuclear sites andthen more nuclear sites.
And so I think for the next punishment coming to Iran of
having 100 Israeli planes a day dropping their bombs, I think
the, the government will be so embarrassed in two, 3-4 weeks

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that the government will just collapse because I'm told 80% of
the people are normal and, and want to replace the 20% who
basically run a criminal organization that had been
illegally ruling over them. So I think the government will
fall, but it's, it's not this week, you know, you know, wait,
wait, wait a month or so. And then I think the the

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government will be shaking and then shake down.
Well, you know, Benjamin Netanyahu is on the television
on Sunday urging the Iranians torise up and take advantage of
the situation that has been paved the way for them.
And then there's the question ofAmerican interest.
And, you know, many people are worried about the critics of of

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Trump getting too cozy, like they want him to distance
himself from the conflict. Give me your perspective on on
why that is and and if it's right or if it's wrong based on
your opinion. Like, should we be open about
our our fact that we want a regime change in Iran?
Or is Trump trying to take the safe route?
And how do you feel about him sort of still trying to pursue a

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a nuclear deal? Yes, I, I, I never know when
Trump is serious or bluffing. So we we can both guess.
But I think Trump has publicly said that I'm a deal maker and I
bring people together. So his public stance is to have
a negotiated deal with the current Iranian government to

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eliminate all nuclear sites, allsecret nuclear sites, as if you
could trust Iran but just pretend all their enrichment and
then have a normal relationship with a normal government without
nuclear weapons. So that's what he's saying
publicly, which sounds good publicly, but in in reality

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you're dealing with what I call an Islamo Nazi government.
It's like working out a deal with Hitler in in 1943.
It just can't be done. But I don't blame them for
trying because it sounds nice. And and Israel's not talking
about regime change either. Israel's just blowing up all the

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sites they can find. So I think so far so good.
I'm just saying in a month or soafter the damage caused by the
Israeli Air Force and by the Israeli secret services, the
government will be so weak that it'll just naturally fall and
the and the people will rise up.If the people rise up to today,
while these criminals are running the government, they'll

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kill a million of them. They'll kill 10 million of them.
So, so you don't want an uprising today and have a
million dead Iranians. It's better to wait a month and
then when the government loses his confidence and then they the
bad guys don't shoot a million people.
You know, I think a lot of Americans underestimate the the
danger that Iran poses to the world.

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Do you think that, are you surprised?
It seems to me that many of the Middle Eastern countries that
may have normally, I wouldn't say have supported Iran, but
they would have been bothered byAmerican, you know, or Israeli
offensive such as what we're seeing.
So it seems like they don't haveas many friends in the Middle
East as they used to. I don't think Iran has any

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friends in the Middle East now publicly they'll have friends.
I mean a Turkey or a Qatar, you know, would say this is terrible
what Israel's doing. But I think privately all the
neighboring countries are are jumping up and down.
And if they drink champagne, they're they're opening the
champagne right now. So happy to watch Israel.
This this member, this is a death cult.

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We're we're talking about IslamoNazi death cult.
And it's, it's an embarrassment to the world.
It's a dangerous of the world, but it's also embarrassment to
the Muslims. Many Muslims don't want to be
associated Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, they don't want to be
associated with the Islamic death help.
And so I, I think everyone's happy to watch Israel do its job

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And, and even America, which should be blowing up sites with
Israel. America is basically saying, you
know, Israel, you're doing such a good job blowing up all these
sites without us. We we couldn't do a better job
even if we had to. So here the weapons.
Here's what you need. Here's the fuel.
Go just destroy Iran till till they're ready to in, in quotes,

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negotiate. But in reality, they'll just
fall and not negotiate just as they'll go down with the ship.
Hitler went down with the ship, the Hamas, Hezbollah went down
with their ship. These are death counts, and they
don't know how to stop until they're stopped.
I, I'm, I'm surprised there hasn't been an uprising in

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England and in, you know, where you have this large migrant
population. Normally they'd be reacting.
They're taking it as if Islam isbeing under attack.
But you're not really seeing that uprising of support, at
least in Europe where you have alot of migrants and in areas
where it's heavily populated. What's your opinion about that?
Well, these Muslim uprisings, for example, against Israel in

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Gaza or Israel in Lebanon, we'reall contrived.
They, they were all paid for by our outside enemies.
And that example, Iran was financing it.
Qatar was financing these pretend uprisings.
But but now Iran's not in a position to finance uprisings in
America right now. They're just fighting for their

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life. And I think Qatar is happy to
let Iran die of the Iranian government.
They're not the Iranian people. The Iranian government die.
So I, I don't think then the normal Muslim terror
organizations, cultural terror organizations are financing the
uprising. And that's why you're not seeing
the same demonstrations all overthe world.

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Yeah, so we really literally are.
If things progress as they are, we could watch this regime
change. Now let's talk about the
leadership who rises up among the ashes.
Do you have anyone in mind that you think we should be paying
attention to, or is it still toomuch of a mess?
Where's the leadership for the next generation or the next
regime going to come from? Well, it's that's always the

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biggest challenge in regime change.
Who, who replaces the regime now?
I guess there would be two choices.
Someone within the regime who's not dead would say, oh, I'm a
general and and and I'm going toreform the Iranian government.
I want to be the leader. And then you'll have somebody
else who says, no, I'm not part of this death calt regime and I

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should be the leader. So I guess at this point, the
best hope is the son of the Shahwho's publicly said that he
would like to be the next leaderfor an interim period of time.
I think he said one or two yearsuntil a a government is created
and then he'll step aside. So he's not trying to be the

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next Shah. He's not trying to be the next
dictator. He's trying to play a role in
the transition. And I think that's smart on his
part because once he says I'm the next dictator, then all the
other 18 would be dictators, youknow, we'll go after him.
So I think he has a good strategy and I hope he would be

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leading the transition to a government run by human beings
instead of the government run bymonsters and animals.
Yeah, it really does seem that the time has come for Iran to
join the 21st century and stop fighting a war that started in,
you know, 780 or whatever it was.
So yeah, Kenneth Abramowitz has written a great book if you and
I want to get more into because it's a fascinating thing that

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you have your website, which is Save Western.
What is it? Save Western, Save the West Dock
before. Close, close.
Yes yeah, no, no, save thewest.com.
Save thewest.com. Everyone should sign up.
I it's a public service. I write an article every two
weeks. Once they sign up, they'll get
my article and they'll learn every two weeks how to save
Western civilization and they can buy my book The multi Front

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war. It's on Amazon.
I just published my 4th edition last week.
It's fresh, fresh, fresh off thepress.
Save thewest.com, Kenneth the Bramwich.
Thank you so much, Sir, and thank you for keeping us
informed. We'll talk to you again soon.