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00:02:07Welcome everyone, earlier today
00:02:09of Iranians held nationwide rallies on the occasion
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00:02:12in national day of fight against global arrogance, arrogance defined as
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00:02:21embattled with for nearly a century yet with much more vigor since victor
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00:02:26of the Islamic Revolution. Iran's leader say mush Khamenei.
00:02:30said you wants control over the straight
00:02:31of hormos and hitting US bases in response to
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00:02:34in aggression amounts for impressive perseverance against global
00:02:37arrogance. day is marked on the anniversary
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00:02:431979 and this year's nationwide rallies come on the heels of a
00:02:47historic defeat for the US Republican Party and President Donald Trump
00:02:51losing both the House of Representatives and the senate while moving more aggression against
00:02:55Iran. national day in the fight against global arrogance and how it
00:02:59ties into the imposed war on Iran and US mid-term election out of
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00:03:10of m human rights activist joining us from Houston
00:03:13Texas hello gentlemen and pleasure to have you uh
00:03:17both with us Somer
00:03:18I guess we'll start with you and Iran your national thoughts on Iran
00:03:23of uh suffering from hegemonica building for over a half a
00:03:26century until making a conscious decision to stand against and
00:03:30fight that arrogantuh bullying for the last 47
00:03:34of years. yes, thank you for
00:03:36of having me on the program, yes for 47 years the Islamic Republic
00:03:40of Iran have been
00:03:41of standing up against the aggression and the tyrany and
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00:03:46of the arrogant powers, the US hijomany which has ruled
00:03:50over the world for so long and has
00:03:54of bullied countries everywhere it goes, has
00:03:57of found of its opponent now, an opponent. that has stood
00:04:01the test of time, an opponent that has stood the aggression and the
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00:04:05of the American military navy and air force, and
00:04:09they stood strongly against the recent attacks
00:04:12that the wars that have been
00:04:14enforced or imposed up upon the Islamic Republic of
00:04:18Iran, and as you
00:04:21of can see, the only people that have lost in this
00:04:25war are the are the ones who have started it, the
00:04:29midterm election. in the United
00:04:31of States clearly show the resentment and the disapproval
00:04:36of of the people, Trump has the lowest possible
00:04:39approval rating, historically speaking, it has been
00:04:43extremely low, nobody expected him to win, and as the
00:04:47western media has been reported, waves and
00:04:50tsunamis and the waves of
00:04:54blue have taken over the congress and the
00:04:57senate, so indeed... "it's not
00:05:00even the democrats who have won the congress, it's the
00:05:04Islamic Republic of Iran that has won, not just the
00:05:08battle on the ground and not just the battle that involves..."
00:05:12military and defensive missiles, but it has
00:05:16also won over the people in the United States of
00:05:19America and across the globe, the people have now
00:05:23seen what America stands for, as the Canadian
00:05:26president has said, or prime minister rather, my apologies, he
00:05:30said that Trump's signature is written in
00:05:33pencil, um, he is literally
00:05:37lost uh everybody's trust, the
00:05:41entire not just himself, as a person, but rather the
00:05:44entire uh power that the United States of America
00:05:47was is now nothing but a shell. back to
00:05:51you. all right, thank you, summer mov, thanks for your patience and welcome to
00:05:54our spotlight here. mosen, now your opening take on
00:05:58iran annual rally's marking national day the fight against
00:06:02global uh arrogance Iran's leader in his directive to commanders earlier this
00:06:05week, sayid said
00:06:09that if the country is attacked again, it has... respond
00:06:13immediately, effectively, with no geographical limits and
00:06:16every uh target worldwide belonging to the US and the
00:06:20zinessa entity is legitimate target, a fight Iran is
00:06:24very much in as we speak, well
00:06:27I think Imam Mustafa Khamnai's
00:06:30remarks, his revolutionary
00:06:33remarks um the
00:06:36takeover of the American embassy that was which
00:06:40was led by the students, also really
00:06:44mirrors this political ideology where you really want to
00:06:47combat and fight the enemy instead of
00:06:50compromising a country that had just that had
00:06:54just had revolution for students of that of
00:06:58that of that country which is the Islamic Republic of Iran to go
00:07:01and take over the US embassy which was
00:07:05deemed as the den of spies by Imam Khumini was
00:07:09revolutionary act and important act and the st by Imam
00:07:13Mustafa Khamnai, also it's revolutionary statement
00:07:16where no matter what, he is saying that the
00:07:20deterrance should escalate, it shouldn't, it shouldn't
00:07:24decline any way whatsoever, and that the only
00:07:27way that the American empire will
00:07:31will will sit down and will be forced into
00:07:35compromise and will stop its escalatory military
00:07:39behavior in west and his team which has
00:07:42positioned the Islamic Republic of Iran
00:07:46a a place where now it seems to
00:07:50be leading um policy
00:07:54making within West Asia and I
00:07:57think and evidence to that fact
00:08:00is the the Makka
00:08:03coalition leaders from Turkey Pakistan and
00:08:07Saudi Arabia visiting the Islamic Republic of
00:08:10Iran um and the fact,
00:08:13yeah, now the fact
00:08:16that I was just agreeing with you, I said, go ahead, continue, right, and and the
00:08:20fact that like our like our brother was also saying that
00:08:23Trump has has now pretty much
00:08:27lost his power in the Senate and Congress,
00:08:31but also let's not forget that the
00:08:34elections, the will the people, the masses who are in
00:08:37support of no war with Iran, who are in support
00:08:40for a free Palestine, for instance,
00:08:44this awareness is because the media
00:08:47strategy the access of resistance who made
00:08:51ghaza unavoidable the the
00:08:53and actions US military empire and the zionist
00:08:57and and zionist chronies, their actions
00:09:00unavoidable, they literally recorded a
00:09:04genocide live for the world to see, and the
00:09:07devastation has been to such an extent that how
00:09:11can the world remain? but yet the American empire plays its
00:09:15games, the American establishment plays its games and now
00:09:18it is yet again placing hope in
00:09:21that that bipartisan system within the US,
00:09:25the if democratic leader is yes, thank
00:09:29you, summer, how do you gauge Iran's defense, we're
00:09:33talking about the fight against global arrogance, how do you the fight Iran's
00:09:36fighting since June of last year till today in the fight, not the the decades
00:09:40long fight but this immediate. impose rounds of aggression against the country, how
00:09:44do you gauge Iran's standing in the recent imposed
00:09:48fights that that it's had deter itself and stand and defend itself
00:09:51against? well, before I answer that question,
00:09:55just a comment as what
00:09:57the other speaker said with regards to the Americans compromising, I
00:10:01think we're well beyond that now, it's not just about the Americans compromising,
00:10:04it's about the Americans now simply accepting that the Islamic Republic of
00:10:08Iran is now a superpower and that they have to accept Iran
00:10:13in West Asia as power to be dealt with, Saudi
00:10:17Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, all are in
00:10:21need of Iran and to have to deal with Iran in terms.
00:10:25of using the straight of hormones, Saudi Arabia thought that it could use the red sea, it
00:10:28can't now, so it's not just matter matter of compromise, it's
00:10:32more matter the Americans are going to have to
00:10:36retreat, and the result is the answer to your
00:10:40question that it's not a compromise, it is a complete retreat,
00:10:44it is a complete loss to the Americans, there they have
00:10:48absolutely no trust internationally, they have no trust
00:10:51inside internally in the...
00:10:55american
00:10:56um amongst the voter base and so how Iran has fought this
00:11:00war has been as some have said in foreign policy
00:11:04magazine like a 5d or 6d chess
00:11:08game, very strategic, very
00:11:10patient, and in complete
00:11:14control the story and the narrative, they have been
00:11:17able to control their responses, their
00:11:21retatory responses escalating from eye for eye effect.
00:11:25i for i plus one and then increasing from that and now what
00:11:29they are saying is that there are, as you mentioned earlier, there are no limits
00:11:33anymore, there are no geographical limits, and the assets,
00:11:37whether they be material or non-material enemy assets will be
00:11:41targeted, which could mean cybertax, it could mean internet
00:11:45cables,
00:11:45it could mean infrastructure, it could mean us spaces, it could mean
00:11:49many other things also, it leaves the door open, it's
00:11:53quite ambiguous which leaves the United States of
00:11:56America and the Zionist entity uh uncertain as to
00:12:00how to proceed and that's why they've been so reluctant in
00:12:04proceeding with a further attack so far, back
00:12:07to you. Okay,
00:12:09now we want to talk really quick about a US mid-term um elections,
00:12:13mosen, I want to put the first question to you, we saw a tweet earlier today, we
00:12:17saw we heard Donald Trump last night saying he felt like the defeat losing both
00:12:21the house of representatives and the said it has directly to do with.
00:12:25the objectives against uh Iran uh JD uh Vance
00:12:28US vice president earlier tweeted the same exact thing that we lost both the house
00:12:32and senate as a result the war on Iran uh how do you
00:12:36gauge their actual buse up until now and
00:12:40yet now we hearing nothing but concessions from the both them
00:12:43conceding defeat
00:12:44actually well
00:12:48yes American foreign policy has elements of
00:12:51continuity and that extend beyond individual.
00:12:55was the presidents or even political parties, so this strategic
00:12:59relationship that they've had with Israel, um, and
00:13:02also then the coming to
00:13:06Iran's strategy in dealing with the US through the state of
00:13:10hormones and through their military genius, we are now
00:13:14seeing that the that Trump's
00:13:18establishment that Trump's government has to great
00:13:22extent conceided to the fact that the Islamic Republic. has
00:13:25one, um, they have considered and and also
00:13:29the results these elections have also permanently damage
00:13:33not just Trump but the legitimacy the
00:13:36Republicans, but I think the real question is is
00:13:39if now that we see that the Democrats will take over the
00:13:43Senate and the Congress, will there be a change in American
00:13:47foreign policy, and and history tells us that
00:13:51there will never be that change, we can have... muslim
00:13:55senators, muslim congressman in the US senate and congress
00:13:59and yet their foreign policy we don't see a
00:14:02shift to be able to gauge
00:14:06their their new voter base with gen
00:14:10z with the newer generation for instance, we will see them
00:14:14bringing in faces such as Abdul Sayyad and other so
00:14:17callalled Muslim leaders through the democratic food
00:14:21chain, but yet we will see that they will still condemn the... actions
00:14:25of resistance, we will see them condemning the Islamic
00:14:29Republic of Iran toing that the narrative
00:14:32of Iran's internal enemies for instance,
00:14:36and so this this this entire system, this
00:14:40bipartisant system is meant to serve the
00:14:43FFC class, and so these words that are coming out these
00:14:47politicians at this point, it doesn't really matter, what really matters is
00:14:51the fact that the American military military has been defeated.
00:14:56in spite their bases in the region, the Islamic Republic of
00:15:00Iran controls the state of hormos, as the brother was
00:15:03saying that they have become a super power
00:15:07within the region, this is a sanctioned Iran, this is an
00:15:10Iran that has been oppressed, has been attacked by the rionist
00:15:14regime, by the Americans, it is an Iran that
00:15:18lost its leadership ver recently, and
00:15:22yet
00:15:22it is a country that is now coming out top. because of its
00:15:26indigenous capabilities of sustaining
00:15:29itself, and so the American empire needs to
00:15:33now realize that it's time in West
00:15:37Asia. is now over and we hope that this
00:15:40new government, this new government um
00:15:44realizes that fact and pushes a
00:15:47withdrawal of American military from the
00:15:51entire region, we've seen them go away from Afghanistan and
00:15:54Iraq, but the the military needs to now
00:15:58leave West Asia so that west Asia can
00:16:02reach its entire potential through sovereign
00:16:06through sovereign leaders. and led by the Islamic Republic which
00:16:10we are now as material fact witnessing
00:16:13today. Somer, you want to also weigh in on
00:16:17that, how do you see from the Zionist entities
00:16:21elections for the connessit in occupied of Palestine all the
00:16:25way to US, mid-terms, two men, Netanyahu and
00:16:29Trump, how do you feel they faired, how much do you think Iran and
00:16:32failures, the fact they've demonized the country for for
00:16:36Netanyahu's case? for decades, for Trump's case, for
00:16:39near the A-decade, but nevertheless, they've both
00:16:43suffered more, more so for Trump, a historical defeat for
00:16:47Trump, the jury still out on Netanyahu's fate, but how do you
00:16:51see, but neither man really saw any anything even resemblance
00:16:55of victory or anything positive or even silver silver lining for that
00:16:59matter, your your your thought on this, yes
00:17:02indeed, humiliation comes in many different forms and this is
00:17:06very hum. creating time for both them,
00:17:09Netanyahu, his um prime
00:17:13ministership is up in the air, he's now uh claiming
00:17:17that you know people are trying to steal the
00:17:20votes, trump, the defeat that he has had
00:17:23now is completely historic, I mean the the democrat
00:17:27needed 51 seats, they've got now 54 and counting, so it's it's
00:17:31completely humiliating for
00:17:34them, definitely um
00:17:38"Iran has come top on all angles here, and with regards
00:17:41even the strategies, are are we expecting a change with this? for
00:17:45example, it would be naive for us to suggest that because the
00:17:49congress has changed hands and the democrats uh have taken over
00:17:53both congress and the senate that you know there's going to be a change of policy, no there is not
00:17:57going to be a change of policy uh, they have been weakened
00:18:01significantly and their hands are going to be a little bit more tied with regards to
00:18:05the Iran war, but it's they're going..." be all moving in the same
00:18:09direction and as my fellow speaker also mentioned with
00:18:12regards to el sayid, even if we expect you people such as
00:18:16himself to uh be voted up, mean when asked
00:18:20on fox news what he thought about the martidom of imam
00:18:24Ali Khamenei, he said he was happy about it, this is the kind of people that
00:18:28we're dealing with, so it's you know
00:18:31we okay, it seems like we may have lost
00:18:35summer hakim temporarily there - I'm going to come back to you
00:18:38really quick, exit poll show 74% of voters called a
00:18:42war on Iran crucial or major factor in their vote, while
00:18:4662% said uh using force was a wrong uh
00:18:50decision uh mosen uh obviously it's not the only concern
00:18:54also we have to be fair us voters are out there because there's a cost of living crisis
00:18:57there's a housing crisis you very well know a runaway inflation
00:19:01fuel groceries and few of those actually have to do
00:19:05with strator hormos and the imposed war on. Iran, you very well know, but
00:19:08nevertheless not everything, let's be fair there, not everything yet, my question
00:19:12to you, and this goes back exactly what Summer just said, now that
00:19:16Trump knows he doesn't have the people's mandate for more aggression against Iran and that
00:19:20he never really
00:19:20did in the first place, how much do you think it has bearing on his decisions
00:19:24moving ahead? Well,
00:19:28um, I don't think American presidents or the senate the Congress is a true
00:19:32representation the people's will, if that was the case
00:19:36then they would have. "they wouldn't
00:19:38have ever gone to war in Iraq or in Vietnam for instance, all these
00:19:42wars have been decise deciding factors for
00:19:46for presidents, um, American presidents, they they
00:19:50they work to serve um their
00:19:53lobbyists, those who have paid for their for their governments and their
00:19:57campaign, so when Donald Trump through Jared Kuschner and through his own self
00:20:01interest, obviously it is now material fact that
00:20:05he had an interest ' a personal interest
00:20:08in the war with Iran, he has a personal
00:20:12interest in the genocide that was committed by the Zionist
00:20:16regime in Ghazza. Having said that, the
00:20:20votes do give us a deeper understanding
00:20:24of what the where the American people stand. The American
00:20:27people don't want war, the American people do not
00:20:31war, do not want the involvement of
00:20:35US military in for. works, they do not
00:20:39want that, but why? because the healthcare sector, the
00:20:43education sector, the housing sector, it's in, it's in
00:20:47extreme thermold here in the US, and I think the... the
00:20:50the major factor why people understand how this war will
00:20:54be a failure is because the simple fact that Trump
00:20:58ran his camp ran an anti-war campaign
00:21:02to be elected into the presidency and is doing the
00:21:05exact opposite of what he had
00:21:08promised the control on the state of hormose by the
00:21:11Islamic Republic and the fact that the
00:21:15Americans are taken a direct hit from those actions
00:21:19by the islamic republic is also why they understand
00:21:23thank you almost we
00:21:24have less than a minute left uh summer i really wanted buse you started on this and then
00:21:27your thing for your image froze for second the US public they're
00:21:31obviously through the vote they've demonstrated they are not sold or perhaps never
00:21:35sold on the war with Iran so does it matter to a now
00:21:39politically weaker US president in his decision making going
00:21:42ahead look he's weaker he doesn't have the
00:21:46mandate uh but he's a gambler and he needs to pull that leave.
00:21:50just one more time to try to get a win, he's going to try his luck, I
00:21:54don't believe that he's going to be affected very much, it's going to be very much
00:21:57harder for him, but he wants to come out to not
00:22:01be a carter, as he puts it, he doesn't want to
00:22:04be, you know, the loser president the United States of America, the
00:22:0847th president being the loser, so he's trying to
00:22:12come out victor, he may attack
00:22:15regardless, to try to claim that he is victorious
00:22:18and he will... fail once again, all right, gentlemen, pleasure to have you
00:22:22both on, thank you for joining us here on our spotlight program hakim joining us from
00:22:26home, Iran and move joining us out of houston, texas in the
00:22:30states of viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of another segment of your spotlight
00:22:34program, hope you enjoyed it and stay safe, bye
00:22:36bye.
00:23:18In November 1985 baby girl was born into an
00:23:21Iranian family devoted to culture and thought, her life
00:23:25intertwined from the beginning with words of light. while her mother had
00:23:29initially planned to name her maha, she turned her heart to the Quran for
00:23:33guidance, and upon opening it, surah Maryam appeared before
00:23:37her eyes. it was meaningful, celestial name that as those
00:23:40close to her would later affirm became a true reflection of her
00:23:44dignity, patience and pure spirit. Mariam pursued her
00:23:48education with remarkable. brilliance and
00:23:51perseverance, during her undergraduate studies at Loureston
00:23:54University, she was recognized as an exceptionally gifted student
00:23:58earning direct admission to the masters program without
00:24:02an entrance examination. Her thirst for learning paave the
00:24:06way to Shahid Chamna University of Ahvaz, where she completed
00:24:10her Ph.D. in Persian language and literature with top
00:24:14honors. With a soul deeply enriched by Persian literature,
00:24:17she dedicated eight foodful. years of her life as caring
00:24:21educator, devoted to teaching and nurturing students. It was
00:24:25along this academic journey that she met Dr. Raza Jamshidi, fellow
00:24:29literature scholar and kindered spirit. Their deep bond blossomed
00:24:33into marriage in July 2019, building a home voven with
00:24:37love, peace, grace and mutual respect, a sanctuary where Mariam
00:24:41was a comforting refuge for her husband and loved ones in October
00:24:442023, their home was blessed with the birth their
00:24:47daughter Celine Celene. had only two years and five
00:24:51months to live in the tender care of her parents, yet in
00:24:55that brief time, her sweet innocence and childhood charm
00:24:59brought light, hope and joy into the family. alongside their warm
00:25:03family life, Mariam and reza exemplified deep humanity
00:25:07in their professional and social roles. for Mariam, teaching
00:25:10was more than a job with heartfelt motherly
00:25:14compassion, she actively supported students,
00:25:17particularly those in under-privileged area. forming
00:25:20bonds so meaningful that she became ethical role model and the
00:25:24primary inspiration for many them to choose teaching as their
00:25:28own profession. on March 17th following deadly
00:25:32attack naser street in dorwood their cultured family Dr. Mariam
00:25:36Bakhshi, her husband Dr. Riza Jamshidi and their young daughter
00:25:39Seline were killed together. The memory and legacy of this
00:25:43distinguished scholar and devoted teacher who kept
00:25:46the light of knowledge burning for the next generation, well for. ever
00:25:50live on in the hearts of her students, in moving commemorations
00:25:54and the conscious memory of
00:25:56society.
00:26:06Even dictators are armed with American intelligence and lethal weapons
00:26:10to strike independent
00:26:11neighbors.
00:26:15Yet history has proven that in the corridors of power, loyalty has
00:26:19an expiration date from deceptive green lights prior to the
00:26:23invasion of Kuwait and missile barges against ancient
00:26:26civilization to the assassination of comrads in
00:26:29arms.
00:26:34Once the mission is complete, under any pretext, from weapons of
00:26:38mass destruction to hollow claims, it does not take long to go from
00:26:42presidential palaces to a spider hole
00:26:44ticret.
00:26:48Red Dawn, the chronicle the rise, madness and fall of
00:26:52Saddam
00:26:53Hussein.
00:29:17a senior IRGC commander wants that the US will
00:29:21receive drastic blows from the resistance front if it repeats
00:29:24its past
00:29:25miscalculations.
00:29:30Iran strongly condemns the German. foreign ministers effort to
00:29:34justify Washington's aggression against Terran calling it the sign of
00:29:38waterfalls profound moral
00:29:39decay and Palestinian
00:29:43officials say thousands of patients are at risk of losing their
00:29:47lives in Gaza as Israel restrictions prevent
00:29:51them from receiving treatment outside the
00:29:53territory.
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