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00:00:18people on the streets, women, children, babies in their mothers' arms, all families. What is this for? So it shows that
00:00:22his unique characteristic is that from wherever he wants to leak it,
00:00:25it is the power of faith, it is his scientific power, it is
00:00:28his management power.
00:00:34To the Imam, to our martyr, thousands of praises must be said together
00:00:38that today a nation has been built that, by God, if I want to go
00:00:41to my own work, Ms. Qanaati, there are so many strange
00:00:44memories of his sensitivity, his behavior with people, with
00:00:48children, with adults, and I think this should,
00:00:52it doesn't fit in this conversation. God willing, there will be more
00:00:55programs, God willing. And what will you name your film? I don't know, I think what
00:00:59should I know, but.
00:01:16Humans are great because of their attachments. What do we
00:01:19know about Hafez? Hafez, his power of thought,
00:01:22his power of faith, his book,
00:01:25his poetry. We must preserve our Imam
00:01:29for what he loved. Our Imam
00:01:32was the founder of an anti-oppression revolution
00:01:36that God wanted. Through him, the great ones of the world
00:01:40gave their lives. If we want to love the Imam well,
00:01:43the ideals of the Imam, where the Imam loved, both Imam Rahmatollah
00:01:47Alayhi loved, and our martyr loved, and our dear
00:01:50leader, and other great people.
00:01:54They are a great nation. We must preserve
00:01:57the ideals of the leader very well. I think if we say
00:02:25the common thread of all good things
00:02:28is honesty. It is courage. These are what the Imam
00:02:31had, the leader had, and this is the value.
00:02:35Everywhere in the world, people love honest people. Now, the enemies cannot
00:02:39insult the leader. He was an honest man, a
00:02:42brave man. I think the common values of all of us
00:02:46are the same. God willing, we can all protect them well
00:02:50and preserve them, and definitely we will be the greatest preservers of
00:02:53the values of the revolution and our country, and the day will come when all of us
00:02:57are proud. We are truly proud. I say this from my own perspective.
00:03:00I see the whole world, I know many foreign friends who are
00:03:04calling and crying. Why should an American
00:03:08cry for you? Who are you? You
00:03:11have brought down the dominance of a beast and a monster. This
00:03:14is the reality. This would not have happened without the faith of the
00:03:18great people who raised us and our efforts and the efforts of our nation,
00:03:21which will hopefully endure. God willing, thank you very much.
00:03:25You're welcome, we used it, thank you very
00:03:28much.
00:04:00Find that Quran. See God in
00:04:03His greatness. It is "Nasr min
00:04:07Allah" and it is "in tanẓur Allah."
00:04:10Tell the one who is lost and
00:04:13terrified in this wilderness
00:04:16that the victory of faith is the
00:04:19definite promise of the Quran.
00:04:22Heydar.
00:05:12Hussein ibn Ali wore a shirt of
00:05:16humility and
00:05:19he also made the duty of the world
00:05:22clear. Hussein came so that
00:05:26hearts would be emptied of despair.
00:05:29He has divided the world into
00:05:32two rows, Hussein's followers
00:05:35and Yazid's followers. Heydar.
00:05:39Heydar.
00:07:01If the world supports you, we have
00:07:05the Five. If the world
00:07:09supports you, we have the Five.
00:07:12You have barrier breakers, we have
00:07:16Khaybar breakers. Heydar.
00:07:19Heydar.
00:07:23Heydar.
00:07:27Heydar.
00:07:31In that final storm, in that
00:07:34final storm, if
00:07:37you have read the Shahnameh,
00:07:40you know well the end
00:07:42of this story is the battle
00:07:45of Rostam and the Div. From
00:07:49now on, we have one goal, and that is
00:07:52the heart and Heydar.
00:07:55Heydar!
00:07:59Heydar!
00:10:00In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I offer my greetings to you, dear ones. Well, Mr. Kazemi Qomi's interview,
00:10:04given his presence
00:10:08in various events in Iraq and
00:10:11his memories in one of the critical
00:10:14periods of that country, the negotiations and various events dragged on
00:10:18to a good
00:10:20conclusion. The previous session remained incomplete, meaning our discussion in the previous session remained
00:10:24incomplete. We greet Mr. Kazemi Qomi and continue
00:10:27the discussion. Hello, Sir. Peace be upon you. I also reciprocate the
00:10:31greetings to you and your esteemed colleagues and
00:10:34viewers who will hopefully benefit from your useful program,
00:10:37God willing, Mr. Qami, allow me to ask you a question.
00:10:41Let's not pass this important period. Some of our country's
00:10:45diplomats announced that they played a serious role
00:10:48in bringing the Americans to the conclusion that Saddam should be eliminated
00:10:52as an enemy of Iran and a regional rival. This
00:10:56is a precise statement. Is this true? The Islamic Republic supported
00:10:59the movement of the people, not the occupation
00:11:03and aggression of America. We must pay attention to this
00:11:07in recording history. Do not align us with America.
00:11:10I told you that
00:11:14when Saddam
00:11:17attacked Kuwait, some raised
00:11:20the issue that it was the best opportunity for revenge. The policy of the Islamic Republic
00:11:25was that we opposed this occupation, no matter what. Let alone that
00:11:29some currents also brought up the issue of Khalid ibn Walid
00:11:33and said that it should be
00:11:37supported. Both this view and that view were both
00:11:40outside the policies
00:11:44that the system
00:11:45had.
00:11:52We have reached a good point. You analyzed it from an international
00:11:56perspective. What was Tehran's message
00:11:58regarding this event? Was it that we should somehow
00:12:02not let the Americans have it easy in Iraq? I am explaining
00:12:06this situation so that later when we talk about the policy of the Islamic
00:12:10Republic of Iran, this policy
00:12:13was adopted in the wisdom of our martyred Imam.
00:12:17How wise it is, how
00:12:20honorable, how logical! Yes,
00:12:23how appropriate it is for the interests of the country.
00:12:27How appropriate
00:12:30it is for the regional arrangements in the field
00:12:33of defense, security, and development.
00:12:37And how much this policy is based on
00:12:40the idea that the occupier should not last here. These innovations that you
00:12:44mention, you say that the Americans should not be established
00:12:47in Iraq. How was this supposed to be achieved? Through the Quds Force. The second point
00:12:51is now.
00:12:55So, the adoption of this policy
00:12:58in such a field, psychological, foreign policy, that the Americans
00:13:02are announcing to the world
00:13:06that I will no longer refer to the Security Council,
00:13:09I am America, which today is taking global leadership.
00:13:12This decision is a courageous decision.
00:13:16This decision is a wise decision.
00:13:19Well, so this is one issue. The second issue
00:13:21is now.
00:13:25This American plan is not supposed
00:13:28to succeed. How? With what
00:13:31tools? With what tools?
00:13:35Is the Quds Force of the IRGC going to come? Is the Revolutionary Guard
00:13:39going to come? Is the Islamic Republic going to come
00:13:42and fight against the occupier? Which
00:13:46tools? The point
00:13:49of
00:13:52our disagreement with the front is
00:13:55here. The view of the Islamic Republic
00:13:59is a view of the national interests of countries
00:14:03What is the difference
00:14:05between us and America? The Islamic Republic
00:14:09has tied its own interests
00:14:11to the interests of nations. America's
00:14:15interests are against the nations.
00:14:18This is why after the victory of the revolution
00:14:22and the establishment of the Islamic Republic, America
00:14:25is failing. Why has the Iranian
00:14:28experience been a successful experience?
00:14:30The system is a religious
00:14:33system of popular sovereignty, and the people
00:14:37support the system. Well, when we have this recipe for ourselves
00:14:40and we have experienced that we succeeded, we will apply
00:14:44this experience in Iraq. So what will be our tool now? Our tool will be the people
00:14:47of Iraq, and the people of Iraq, I mean these
00:14:51global groups of the people of Iraq. Well, the people.
00:15:09One of the biggest things the Islamic Republic of Iran did
00:15:13was that
00:15:16occupation should not happen
00:15:19from Iraq's own path.
00:15:22Our role
00:15:25is an advisory
00:15:27role. It is a
00:15:30supportive role. It is about
00:15:33explaining to Iraq that this enemy is a
00:15:37hundred times more dangerous than Saddam.
00:15:41The people of Iraq were aware and
00:15:45understood. The religious authority also
00:15:47did.
00:15:51So instead of directly fighting
00:15:54the occupier, we
00:15:57invested in the people and the trust we had in
00:16:01the people. To what extent? Meaning training, support. How
00:16:04now? So we are saying that we moved from
00:16:08a classic military war,
00:16:12a direct war where Iran would come and get involved,
00:16:15to you coming and reviving
00:16:18Iraq's own capacity. What did we do
00:16:22against ISIS?
00:16:25The fatwa of the religious authority
00:16:29was issued, and we equipped the Hashd al-Shaabi.
00:16:32It was issued that every
00:16:35one killed fighting ISIS is a martyr.
00:16:38This commander,
00:16:42who,
00:16:46in the words of our martyred Imam, Hajj Qasem, this
00:16:49great man, this great commander, this
00:16:53great beloved
00:16:55one,
00:17:00as an international commander in the fight against
00:17:03terrorism, he came and organized
00:17:08Iraq's capacity. The army was
00:17:11there. As soon as the fatwa was issued
00:17:15by the religious authority, this popular movement and uprising
00:17:18began. Who was supposed to
00:17:22organize this? The Iraqi government
00:17:25asked us. Let me announce this.
00:17:28Wherever the Islamic Republic entered, it was at the request
00:17:32of the governments. Where there was
00:17:36a political system, it was the will of the people.
00:17:39Yes, it was the same in Syria, and it was the same
00:17:42in Iraq. You made a jump and went
00:17:46ahead. This period that I want to come back to, I will return there because
00:17:49there are many questions, and we should sit with you for 5 hours to talk and
00:17:53learn from you, but I wanted to give an example,
00:17:56as I said, about ISIS. Now, the fatwa of the religious authority came,
00:17:59and the Iraqi government asked us for a popular
00:18:02uprising. This
00:18:05brave commander of ours
00:18:08came and, with the help of the resistance leaders who were
00:18:12there at the time and are now central, like the martyred Hajj Abu Mahdi
00:18:15and Abu Hassan Ameri and many others,
00:18:19they came and organized these facilities, this mobilization, and this force.
00:18:22They provided
00:18:25and these became the complement
00:18:29to the army and the armed forces. You see,
00:18:32we paid attention to all the structures for the issue of
00:18:36confronting the Americans. This is it. For this revival
00:18:39of the people, first,
00:18:40we
00:18:43have three steps in your soft operation.
00:18:46We have psychological operations, we have narrative warfare,
00:18:49and we have the issue of cognitive
00:18:53warfare. Psychological operations
00:18:57are fast, cognitive warfare takes time. In these three areas,
00:19:01in order to know that the main enemy
00:19:04of the nations in the region is America. This
00:19:08one who has come and occupied. We succeeded in this.
00:19:12It was both our effort and the understanding of the Iraqis
00:19:16themselves, and also the poor
00:19:19performance of the Americans themselves.
00:19:23Wherever America comes, you know that in their teachings,
00:19:26it is this: we are a civilized nation, we go
00:19:30and civilize the savages. Then you see their aggressions
00:19:34against the girls of the region, what happens? What happens to the people?
00:19:38Disregarding cultural and social norms. Meaning this
00:19:41thing they did in Afghanistan, after 20 years they fled. Of course, it was planned
00:19:45for them to flee Afghanistan. Their military
00:19:49withdrew, but not their malice and
00:19:52their policies. The same happened in Iraq. The Islamic Republic came
00:19:56to the idea that the Iraqi nation itself must
00:20:00decide. Well, what did we do in the face of military
00:20:03occupation? We came. Now
00:20:07we took up arms. He said no, Saddam is gone.
00:20:11Very good. Now how should we deal
00:20:14with it? Today, Iraq must move
00:20:18towards establishing a new political
00:20:22system based on the will of the people.
00:20:24This was in a situation where the Americans
00:20:27were saying that until 2008, there should be no discussion
00:20:30of elections. They also brought
00:20:33Bremer. This understanding was created.
00:20:38When you look at it, it didn't take
00:20:40two months.
00:20:43Due to the poor performance of the Americans themselves,
00:20:46it didn't take two months for protests to start.
00:20:51Then the Americans came and what did they do? They saw
00:20:54that a military ruler was no longer possible, so they brought
00:20:57a civilian ruler. They came and said that we
00:21:01will form a consultative council, a constituent
00:21:04assembly. What was the message
00:21:08to the Iraqis? The Americans say that we
00:21:11ourselves want to be in power.
00:21:15And you come and advise us. What does this mean?
00:21:18It means that you are complicit
00:21:22in the crimes that America commits.
00:21:24You see, so what became our strategy?
00:21:28Our strategy became to repel
00:21:32the occupation not through
00:21:36weapons, but through a
00:21:40social, popular
00:21:42movement that would shape the political
00:21:46space. The first step resulted in
00:21:50this: if you went as a consultant, as I said, they had prepared 3,000 consultants,
00:21:54and 90 legal scholars had written the constitution.
00:21:57You would be complicit in every crime. At that time,
00:22:01the Iraqis backed down. Let me say here
00:22:04that the Iraqi leaders, the leaders of the T-shirts,
00:22:08and the religious authority also
00:22:10played a good role. The Islamic Republic
00:22:13also walked hand in hand with the people,
00:22:17the leaders of Iraq, and aligned
00:22:20with the religious authority, at the head of which is His Eminence Grand Ayatollah
00:22:23Sayyed Ali Sistani, may God preserve
00:22:26him. May God increase his blessings and his long
00:22:30and blessed life.
00:22:32God willing.
00:22:35So this point. We still haven't
00:22:38reached the negotiation. It will be over now. This political system
00:22:41must be formed. America didn't want to. What did it
00:22:44do? It was forced to, instead
00:22:47of forming a council,
00:22:50a consultative council. They came and
00:22:54established the Iraqi Governing Council, meaning a governing
00:22:57council. It was here that Bremer was told to be
00:23:00the civil administrator. Then the Iraqi leaders
00:23:04would come to this governing
00:23:07council. The governing council became
00:23:10different from a consultative one, so that each leader would come for about 2 months
00:23:13to do what? From
00:23:16here, you can see that then America's next step
00:23:20was to form a temporary government,
00:23:23then the next step was for a transitional government to be
00:23:26formed, and then a permanent government. The issue of elections,
00:23:29America did not want any of these. After
00:23:33that, it was forced, who forced
00:23:36it? This was a plan that was being implemented, but this
00:23:39popular demand reached a point
00:23:42where the Americans, in the year 83
00:23:46(2004), protests began,
00:23:49opposition began. You see, when the late
00:23:53Wasid Abdullah Hakim went to America as the head of the Governing Council,
00:23:56what were the demands he presented?
00:23:59At the same time, millions of demonstrations were taking
00:24:03place in the streets. These things happened.
00:24:06Meaning, instead
00:24:08of you coming and engaging in a coercive confrontation,
00:24:12you explained to the capacities of this nation that you have this
00:24:16powerful potential. If you want occupation,
00:24:19these coercive confrontations also had their place.
00:24:22Occupation occurred. Its requirement is that
00:24:26you form an Iraqi government
00:24:30based on the will of the people. For this reason, you may
00:24:33see that then the Americans
00:24:37strongly came and wrote a constitution.
00:24:41The Islamic Republic, as one of its valuable services,
00:24:44contributed its experience in the issue of the constitution.
00:24:47Then elections were held, a parliament was formed. And a permanent
00:24:51government was formed. So you moved from that occupation
00:24:54that took place and the military commander
00:24:57came to the point where a democratic
00:25:01system. And here again, just as you didn't
00:25:04want the Americans to be established there, the Americans also didn't want Iran to be established
00:25:08there. That's another discussion, that America didn't want Iran
00:25:12to be established. So that you wouldn't have
00:25:15a diplomat present. They raided
00:25:17Erbil.
00:25:20They arrested our diplomats. Erbil was one section.
00:25:23We had nearly 15
00:25:26attacks on the embassy. Attacks, for example, imagine a car
00:25:29came with about 500 kilograms
00:25:33of explosives, and it came and crashed into the
00:25:37entrance gate, resulting in 13 martyrs from the people
00:25:40and injured. Meaning, you had assassinations
00:25:43carried out. You yourself were shot at
00:25:46in your car. This was, for example, one of
00:25:50the incidents. We
00:25:52came to the
00:25:55back side of the embassy for
00:25:59our consular section. We came and
00:26:33a missile directly hit
00:26:35inside it.
00:26:38This is why our diplomats are walking on the street,
00:26:41and the Americans kidnap them
00:26:45and take them hostage without saying anything.
00:26:48You look around and see where they were taken. Suddenly, we follow up
00:26:52why they didn't come.
00:26:55We contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they say we don't know. We contact the Ministry of Interior, they say
00:26:58we don't know. We follow up with our friends.
00:27:03Suddenly, a voice comes out and says that
00:27:06your gray Mercedes, your Benz, now
00:27:10what time is it? It's 12
00:27:13o'clock midnight. Now
00:27:15it's in such and such a place with
00:27:18the Americans.
00:27:20So we quickly send a message through
00:27:23friends. I must mention
00:27:27our late great man, Mr.
00:27:30who truly served
00:27:37in the architecture of relations
00:27:40between the two countries in the new
00:27:42era. This late
00:27:46Dr. Ahmed Chalabi.
00:27:49The late Mr. Jalal Talabani, Sayyed
00:27:52Abdullah Hakim and others who are there. Through
00:27:56him, a message was sent to the American ambassador: this mistake
00:27:59that has been made, you have taken our children hostage.
00:28:04They didn't accept it, but we had the information. Meaning
00:28:08the cooperation of the Iraqis with us in these matters was serious.
00:28:12Dear viewers, I had many questions
00:28:15for Mr. Kazemi Qomi. Mr. Kazemi was also
00:28:19explaining sweetly and comprehensively. I still
00:28:23have questions. I hope you will record your memories
00:28:26comprehensively and completely. Unfortunately, he has only recorded a few sessions
00:28:30at the archives center. Meaning, his memories from these sensitive
00:28:34and decisive points in the diplomatic history
00:28:37of our country and the region have not yet been recorded. I hope
00:28:41the responsible institutions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and historical
00:28:44record-keeping institutions will pay attention to this matter. May God grant you a dignified life.
00:28:48May you be well. May God be your helper and protector.
00:30:26The head of the Central Bank said that in recent months, the overdraft of banks
00:30:29has not increased. According to Mr.
00:30:33The balance sheet control of banks to prevent money creation and inflation is being
00:30:37seriously pursued. We
00:30:39have controlled liquidity creation through quantitative control and serious
00:30:43quantitative control of the balance sheet,
00:30:46and we will deal seriously with them if they don't comply.
00:30:49Secondly, through,
00:30:52in fact, controlling overdrafts. We allowed
00:30:56overdrafts. Now, Bank Ayandeh is already.