Islamists WILL Overthrow Britain if People Don’t Rise | Trump's Fatwa: Younes Sadaghiani

25:18Who were the first people that the radicals turned on? Well, the first people they turned on are the people that were pro-Shah. So we had very smart, educated people in the government back then, like extremely smart, like people could speak five languages and very eloquently they could speak English better than an English person. They took them out first. Yeah, they took them out first. So the thing is the Islamic Republic has caused so much harm to Iran. Because as soon as the revolution happened, they started murdering all the top heads of state. The Shah escaped, but all the prime minister, the heads of military, like we had a guy that was the head of our equivalent of RAF.

25:55He was like the best pilot in the world. Like he was ranked number one. They killed him, hanged him. They killed the prime minister. Anyone that was affiliated with the Shah, they just hanged him without question. Like they didn't even interrogate them. Like too many interrogations. Hang, hang, hang, hang. You know, like, for example, Raisi, the one that died president last year. He was one of those people. then after they went after the communists they went after and even if you had for example a book of marks at your house they found that book your life was in danger they were like oh why are you reading this book can you imagine that so they start killing the communists then after that they just start oppressing so at first Khomeini was like no women can wear whatever they want and we're going to give free housing and we're going to give free electricity and it's ironic that 46 years later not only we don't have free housing we don't even have electricity we don't even have it even a paid version You know what I mean?

26:45Yeah. So then they start oppressing people. Then after like a year or two, they said, women have to wear the hijab and they start slowly or surely incrementally imposing their control. And again, that's what's happening in the UK. You look at what the Islamic government is doing, slowly but surely trying to take your freedom of speech away. So this is the pattern that I observed when I was going down a bit of a rabbit hole for today. The people that are helping the Islamists, they're either first or second in line to be on if the Islamists were to ever get into power like they did in Iran? Well, look, the context in the United Kingdom is slightly different to the context of Iran.

27:19Do we need to worry though? You should worry because look, we have a mayor, Sadiq Khan, that every time you criticize him, hides behind the excuse of Islamophobia. And I dislike Sadiq Khan. I think he's been a terrible mayor. I think London was the best city in the world 10 years ago. Ever since he took over, it just went downhill. Everyone's leaving to go to Dubai or Miami or something. London is still great but he's a terrible terrible mayor i don't think what good he has done for the city the nightlife is dead everything's dead and every time you and he's just got a knighthood and i'm like why did he get knighted like i seriously don't understand why he's still going to knight like what achievements did he have other than being pakistani muslim like can someone answer this question for me i don't i've not met one person that likes him remotely yeah not one so where are these signaling thing and then you you turn on the bbc the british broadcasting and you see a guy like wearing an islamic shirt on tv and these are like all subtle like subconscious ideas like dude you're on british tv wear a tie in a suit i don't care if you're a muslim you need to like respect you know i mean like and they say well they say oh you should dress however you want but these you can dress however you want okay don't get me wrong but these incremental subconscious changes in the people's minds the change of perception over time it has an effect and keir starmer which is like probably the most uncharismatic prime minister i've ever seen speaking like a robot the whole time, doesn't know what he's talking about.

28:40Again, virtue signaling, trying to be the nice guy. That's why I like Nigel Farage. You know, like everyone has their own issues, but that's why I like Nigel Farage and their policies. That's why I like Trump. That's why I like Maloney. But you look at Macron, he's an idiot. Or like Javier Millet from Argentina. These are, and that's the right side of history, right? That is the right side of history. Because if you go the other direction, there's going to be perpetual war. There's going to be perpetual instability. you look at how Biden was, look at what happened under Biden, Russia, Ukraine, Palestine, Gaza, the way they left Afghanistan.

29:14Weak leaders create hard times. Virtue signaling leaders create hard times. And the only way to solve that issue starts with freedom of speech. What advice would you give the communists in Britain, the liberals on the left that are assisting the Islamists? What would you say to them if you was in a room with them all at a seminar and you was hosting it? What would your cautionary tale be? Go and live in Iran for a year Go and live in Gaza for a year Go and live in Lebanon under Hezbollah for a year Go and live in a country that's Islamically associated Or go and, if you could, go and live in a communist country And come back after a year and tell me if you still support this radical The problem with you guys is that you're virtue-signaling idiots That don't know what they're talking about And you use empathy as a veil To sort of hide your own pathological hatreds So, you know, the left are always the ones that point fingers, oh, you're a racist, you're a sexist, you're this, you're that.

30:09But that's just a projection. I think fundamentally what it is, a projection, and they use empathy to hide their utterances. It's the woke mind virus. Yeah, I totally agree. So we're now on red alert for a homegrown terrorist attack. Due to the conflict with Trump and Iran, we think that there could be a knock-on effect to the West, which includes the UK. Hey, what do you think the chances of a homegrown terrorist attack are? Dude, it's very high because I've told this story before, but I actually went to school with terrorists. I went to school with two terrorists. You went to school with two terrorists?

30:42Westminster City School in Victoria, in London. And this was when I was 15 years old. And I used to be in the exact same year as them. One of them used to sit right next to me on form. His name was Tariq Hassan. And the other guy was called Gousai Habib or Gousai Majid. Yeah. So anyway, and this is a funny story because when I was 15, I became an atheist and then now I'm spiritual I believe in God now, but for like 10 years, I was an atheist and Anyway, so they used to come up to me these guys in school They're like, oh Eunice, why are you not praying? Why are you not coming to Friday prayer? And I used to tell them shut the fuck up.

31:15It's like none of your business. I can do what I want, you know But we basically have to gain fights with me like literal physical fights like over religion And we used to have these debates with politics and stuff Anyway, and the sad thing is is that they were not stupid it but it's because they've been brainwashed by this radical islamic ideology right so anyway i left school uh few years later i see them on the news and bbc is like oh tariq hassan and suha have been jailed for 25 years for trying to kill a police officer and they actually went to iraq to get trained by isis to do such a thing and that was another thing i i also noticed is that when i came to this country, I was like, there's more Islamic extremists in London than there is in Tehran.

31:59I swear to God, the people in Tehran, even though they're being brainwashed day to day, the people in Iran are less radicals than some of the people you see in London. Why do you think that is? I don't know. Maybe because they haven't lived in those environments. So they think, you know, or they're being brainwashed. It's not that hard to brainwash people. People are stupid. Look at what happened during COVID, for example. That's another road we can go down. Yeah, exactly. There's been a 75 % increase in executions in the first four months of 2025 in Iran. That was mind-blowing. When I read those stats, I thought, I need to go and check another source.

32:30How on earth and why on earth has that happened? Well, Iran is one of the top executioners in the world. So they execute anyone they think is a threat to democracy, to their, not democracy, to their dictatorship. And yeah, basically, because of what happened with Israel, anyone that showed any support towards Israel within Iran or anyone that should remove someone having an Israeli flag in their home, for example. They would get arrested and executed. So those are the conditions you're living under. That's the conditions you're living under. People don't understand because you have so much freedoms in the West.

33:03That is modern-day Iran, here and now. Exactly, here and now. If you show any support towards Israel, they will arrest you under some law. There is cooperating with a foreign enemy entity or something like that. Boom, done, hanged. Treason dead. Dead. Who was the butcher of Tehran? He was Ibrahim Raisi, the guy that died in a helicopter crash last year, which I think actually was done by Mossad because he had a beeper as well. So maybe they set off his beeper in the helicopter, but nobody knows how he actually died. How did he get that name? So in the 1980s, exactly what I was talking about. In the 1980s, there was a lot of political prisoners and he was the head of the courts in Iran.

33:47So anyone that had to be hanged He had to sign off So he signed off like thousands Hundreds of thousands Maybe tens of thousands Of people just being For minor offences Minor, minor offences So he was the butcher And then he became president But then he died in a helicopter crash So Abraham Reis is the butcher of terror I know a lot of people watching this And hearing this They'll think Oh this is scaremongering But it concerns me Because I'm always looking Five, ten years ahead And if it happens over there there's no reason why it can't happen here, especially with that unholy alliance. How do we stop that from happening?

34:21Freedom of speech, challenging bad ideas, fighting. Just fighting. And having conversations like this that are completely open, free, nothing's off the table. No, exactly. And that's why I don't like Keir Starmer, because he's trying to stop freedom of speech from going to jail for Facebook posts. You know, that's why I do not like Keir Starmer at all. And is there an Arabic version of NATO being built in the background? Probably yes. probably yes because what they're trying to do is they try to decentralize the powers and i think that would be actually good for iran long term because it will help overthrow the islamic republic because what happened in the past saudi arabia always had to arm itself just in case iran attacks but if they decentralize that uh then the pad that sort of the militaries are shared between the countries which will make the middle east more stable in general i think it's a good idea I think the Abraham Accords are going to be signed.

35:13And this is one of the reasons I love Mohammed bin Salman and the Emiratis. Mohammed bin Salman, when he took over back in 2018, women couldn't drive in Saudi Arabia. And within seven years, he changed the whole country. They're one of the most exciting countries to go to. Cristiano Ronaldo is playing in the Saudi League. All the millionaires are leaving London to go to Dubai on the UAE. Because these people, the people at the top, have realized that they cannot live by traditional laws. And they are going against Sharia law They're going against Islam Like Mohammed bin Salman came out And said the other day All hadiths are void now All hadiths are void That's the leader of Saudi Arabia The birthplace of Islam Saying all hadiths are void And you've read the hadiths haven't you?

35:58Yeah most of them And just so people know What's the difference between the Quran and the hadiths? So the hadiths are basically Laws that came into effect after the Quran So it was like the Sharia law is something that just a little bit like the old testament and the new testament so the head there's there's the quran which was written by muhammad or his wife khadija which i think it was actually written by his wife it wasn't written by him because he couldn't read or write um there was a quran then there was a hadiths that muhammad gave then the head there was hadiths that people that after him gave like ali hassan hussein suhaib bukhari people like that and uh they're just ridiculous like i don't want to open that can of worms they're just so absolutely some of the stuff they said is so absolutely ridiculous like even khomeini like khomeini the ayatollah of iran he wrote a book and he's going to shock the viewers he wrote in a book that if you rape a camel or if you rape a goat then you cannot sell the meat to other muslims because the meat is haram but you can sell it to non-muslims like imagine like what kind of mind fuck like who even thinks about fucking a goat and then selling the meat to someone else.

37:06Like, what the fuck? You know what I mean? Like, what the fuck? And this is the guy that became the Ayatollah. And also he said something like, oh, if you touch an infant by accident and you get horny, that's not, like, they're pedophiles as well. And then he's like, oh, you can marry someone that's below nine years old, but you cannot have sex with them until they start their period. Like, Mohammed married a nine-year-old as well. And we're not allowed to criticize that shit. Exactly. We're not allowed to criticize that shit. Make that make sense. Exactly. so I actually encourage people to go and read Khomeini's I think it's in Farsi we say but it means explaining issues go and read Khomeini's book guys or go online and check it out he said something about oh female prisoners that are virgins should be raped before they're hanged because if they're virgins and you hang them they might go to heaven so you have to rape them then kill them so this is the type of people you're fucking dealing with and you're not allowed to and then there's people in the streets of London saying stand on the right side of history and there's a picture of Khamenei on the thing.

38:04Yeah, he's the right side of history. Are you fucking stupid? Yeah, he's the deranged side of history. So with that said, what's your views on queers for Palestine? Chickens for KFC. Turkey for Christmas. Exactly, like queers are killed in Palestine. So how can you have queers for Palestine? I encourage all these queers for Palestine to go and live in Gaza for a year, see if you're alive by the end of the year. Well, I tell you what, explain to my gay audience members, because there's probably plenty out there, that are perhaps supporting illegal immigration, invasion and Islamist regime that could possibly take over the West.

38:37Explain to the queers that are watching this what would happen to them if they was in Palestine or Iran or any Islamic country for that matter. Well, you're not very much tolerated. I think, look, by law, there's gay people everywhere. There's gay people in Iran right now living, okay? By law in Iran, if you're a gay man, if you have sex with another guy if you're the one fucking him you get 10 years in jail if you're the one being fucked you have to your punishment is death so that's the law that's actually the law so if you're the one penetrating you go to jail for 10 years if you're the one receiving it your punishment is death so that is the law that's in our charter for gay people so that's that's exactly all I've got to say you just have to look at the laws whether the law is enforced or not is precise upon but that is the government line I mean, I shouldn't make light of this, but you can imagine the trial, can't you?

39:28They'll both be accusing each other of doing fucking, what wasn't me, it was him. Exactly, exactly. It is what it is. You mentioned the Abraham Accords. Yeah. A lot of people won't know what they are. In fact, I don't even know what they are fully. What are the Abraham Accords? So the Abraham Accords was something that was proposed by Donald Trump. And it was to normalize relations with the Arab countries and Israel. And a few countries actually signed, like Bahrain, I think it was. a few other countries as well. Saudi Arabia was very close to signing it. And it was very, it would have been historic because if the Arab countries normalize relations with Israel, that means Iran would be isolated, right?

40:08So what did Iran do? And this was all to do with Biden and how he's a weak, pathetic leader. He wasn't magnanimous enough to give Trump the credit. So he didn't follow through with the Abrahamic courts. So what did Iran do? They go and fund Hamas to do the 7th of October attacks for Israel to then retaliate and then for the whole world saying, oh, the pro-Palestinian evil Israel. So it was a very smart move by Iran if you think about it, right? But it's going to happen anyway because the Saudis and the Qataris are very, and the UAE, not so much the Qataris, but they're slowly starting to change their stance.

40:43They're very clever people. And you know what Mohammed bin Salman said the other day? He came out and said, if you want us to normalize relations with Israel, you have to get rid of Hamas. That's what Mohammed bin Salman said. So he's saying, if you want us to normalize relations, get rid of Hamas, meaning follow through. So these people, this is what the virtue signaling idiots here don't understand. The Arab leaders don't like Hamas. The Arab leaders don't like Islamic Republic. So when you come and wave your quest of Palestine flag, they're just laughing at you. They're just because you don't understand it.

41:13You're just virtue signaling. You think they're oppressed and Israel has nothing better to do than to kill innocent children. It's not true. Israel isn't at the forefront of technology. They're at the forefront of medicine. you know if you go to tel aviv it's a beautiful city you know people like in bikinis running around beautiful women everything so israel has better things to do than to randomly just start bombing people on this idea of zionism yes zionism only means jewish people are entitled to a state that's all that zionism means so by that yardstick i'm a zionist because i think israel should be able to have a state jewish people should be able to have a state because they've gone through a lot and that's their holy land.

41:49And at first, it was agreed. Again, the first war that ever happened between the Israelis and the Arabs, the Arabs started it. They agreed to give that part of lands to the Jews. Then they didn't like it. They started attacking, loose. Attacking, loose. Attacking Egypt, attacked them. They took half of Israel, gave it back, loose. So every single war was started by the Arabs. Israel won it and Israel had to apologize for winning. And I think they're just sick of it, you know? So a lot of people saying that there's a genocide taking place over there. So you've got your ear to the ground, I imagine you've got people that you speak to over there that are actually living over there.

42:21I have a lot of Israeli friends, but I encourage people to go and watch this guy, Mosap Hassan Youssef. Have you seen him? So Mosap Hassan Youssef is the son of the founder of Hamas. He's the son of the founder of Hamas. And he basically ended up working for the Israelis. And he said something very interesting. He was like, one is a death cult, another one is a democracy. And he was talking about Palestine and Gaza and the West Bank being a death cult. and the other being a democracy. So he was a Palestinian that was against the idea of Palestine and even idea of Hamas. And also, you need to realize this.

42:57Palestine is a made-up identity. People don't understand it. The Palestinians living in Gaza are actually Egyptian. And they were only there after Israel won the war against Egypt, gave the land back. And then some people were stuck in that bit of land that were Egyptian. So genetically, they're all Egyptian. yeah the palestinians in jordan again there was a war israel won that war but then gave back some of the land the palestinians are actually jordanian they speak arabic in a jordanian dialect majority of them have jordanian birth certificates so the palestine idea is a made up identity and the only it was called the british mandate for palestine in 1945 it's called the British mandate for Palestine.

43:43Right? And it was just basically, it's a made-up identity just to go against the Jews, just to go against Israel. Right? And it's funny to me because I read this the other day. In the Quran, it mentions Israel 40 plus times in the Quran. You know how many times it mentions Palestine? None. Zero. Zero times. So in the Quran, Israel is mentioned 40 plus times, but Palestine is mentioned zero. Okay? So that tells you everything you need to know. Who do you think will explode the next nuclear bomb? Oh, interesting question. I think if the mullahs in Iran would do it just to survive. Russia could be another one if they're getting poked by Ukraine.

44:26Maybe North Korea. I don't know. I would say Iran, Russia, North Korea. Do you think that's even on the cards? I hope not. I hope not. I think, look, even though there's a lot of problems going on in the world, I think as a civilisation, we're getting more smarter. Do you think we're close to a World War III? Do you think a World War III is possible? It's always possible, but I don't think so. I don't think the World War III is going to be the same as World War II or World War I. It's probably going to be a cyber war or like an artificial general intelligence war. And it could be done a hell of a lot quicker than it was before, couldn't it?

44:59Yeah, exactly. I don't think it's going to be nuclear. I think it's something similar to COVID, but more digital maybe. So what do you think about the European migrant crisis, the invasion? What are your thoughts and have you got a solution? I have to add some nuance to this conversation, yeah? The British, the Americans and the Europeans, they messed up the Middle East. They overthrew the Shah. Look what they gave us. 10 million Iranians had to immigrate, okay? They went and invaded Iraq, which I think directly led to Brexit. Again, all those people from Iraq and Syria end up immigrating. Afghanistan, same thing, yeah?

45:31So you have to take some responsibility. You messed up, you destabilized the Middle East and now all these people are coming. Also in Africa, but regardless, so now you have a huge problem with illegal immigration. And what you need is just strong borders. You need strong borders. You're like, listen, we took our immigrants and look, immigrants built this country, but there's only so much you can take. There's only so much you can take without losing your identity as well during the process, okay? Every country should keep their identity, should keep their culture. Like if I'm the president of Iran one day, I would like, okay, immigrants, legal immigrants are welcome.

46:06If you're competent, you're welcome. But if you come to my country, you're going to respect our laws, our traditions, our way of life. And what's happening now is that Europe is losing this identity. Europe is losing this identity. It's becoming this Islamist, sort of left-leaning, woke communist bloc. So you need to stop that. And the only way to stop that is to strengthen your borders, be proud of your history. Don't tell people, oh, pay reparations, pay reparations. Yeah, okay, cool. The British done a lot of wrong, but also they kick-started world trade. So you can't take the good with the bad.

46:43Abolished slavery. Abolished slavery as well. So again, why should you pay reparations when you're the ones that, you know, abolished slavery? But look, every single empire in the world, whether it is the Romans, whether it is the Persians, whether it is the British, they've done bad things, okay? The British, for example, because this is like an island, cold rainy island, you don't have a lot of natural resources. So how did you get your stuff? You start building ships and you start taking them all around the world. And you start like stealing ports and then going to those countries, invading those countries, taking the resources like from India, for example.

47:15That's how the British Empire was built. Let's just be real, right? The British Empire was built by stealing other countries. but doing that, whilst they were doing that they managed to spread British ideas which was democracy, like maybe class, but also kickstarted world trade so the whole routes around the world because you had so many ships you kickstarted world trade, you're the ones that actually mapped out the world so the trade in the world we have now is thanks to the British but during that process they also done a lot of wrongs but that's the same with every empire, Romans done the same, Persians done the same, Egyptians the slaves that built the pyramids.

47:51You know, when people talk about slavery and reparations, it's funny. I'm like, yeah, you know, the first ever slave empire, it was the Egyptians. Egyptians were black people enslaving other black people. So black people are the ones that started slavery. At this moment in time, we have more slaves in Africa, in Somalia and Sudan, than we did at the peak of the transatlantic slave trade. So if you actually care about slavery, go and slave the slaves today. Don't be asking for reparations. Yeah, focus on modern day slavery. There's plenty of trafficking slavery going on. Have you got a, sorry, have you, you know what I mean?

48:26Is there a similar problem in Iran as we've got over here with rape gangs due to the culture? No, actually not. I think these are quite unique things to the UK. As I said, when I came to this country, I thought people here were more extremists than back in Iran. And I don't know why that is. I think it's because we have a weak education system. We have a weak media that doesn't call these things out. the rape gangs and also Tommy Robinson, which is a good friend of mine, I think a good friend of yours. And I think when is the... September 13th. Yeah, so September 13th. So he's the one that exposed the rape gangs.

48:59And instead of going after the rape gangs, they went after him. They go after people that speak about the problems, not the problems themselves. And now we know for a fact Tommy Robinson was right. He was 100 % right. And all he had to go for, I actually feel sorry for him. So the rape gangs, look, to some extent, To some extent, sort of minors, sleeping with minors is systemic in Islam. Why is it systemic in Islam? Because Muhammad married a nine-year-old. So they say, well, if the prophet can marry a nine-year-old, so can we. So to some extent, there is that element. But also, there's a lot of sick people out there.

49:39And they use religion as a cover for their own psychopathic tendencies. And a jail card. Exactly. Yeah, it doesn't wash. Do you think Islam should be welcomed into British politics? No, I don't think any religion should be welcomed. I don't think religion and politics should mix. As I said, spirituality is something deeply personal. You have your own relationship to God. I have my own relationship to God. And I cannot tell you what to do and you cannot tell me what to do. Okay? And I think fundamentally religion is a control mechanism. The problem with Islam is Islam is going through its own renaissance now.

50:15Islam is going through its own renaissance and age of enlightenment. What happened in Europe two or three hundred years ago? If you go back and look at Europe two or three hundred years ago, people were dying. The church was torturing people, killing people, killing scientists, you know. And they're saying, oh, you're being blasphemous towards the Bible and stuff like that. Right? So basically, every religion has to go through its own age of renaissance and enlightenment and sort of detach from the state. And that's happening right now in countries like Saudi Arabia and UAE. So there's a lot of Brits that have moved out to Dubai.

50:45Yeah. I read that the IRGC have threatened to strike Dubai. Exactly. Have I read that right? Yes, 100%. And this is another thing I was going to tell the world. People say, oh, we don't like war. Stop interfering with other countries. I'm like, look, as long as Islamic Republic of Iran exists, there will never be peace. And that's why the Arabs don't like them either, because UAE built this whole amazing city in Dubai now. And imagine it could be gone like this if Iran gets pissed off and they don't have the Iron Dome like Israel does. So the Arabs don't want them there. The Europeans don't want them there anymore.

51:18The Americans don't want them there. The Chinese don't really want them there. Nobody wants them there anymore. Nobody wants the Islamic Republic. So if you want peace in the world, get rid of the Islamic Republic. I cannot reiterate this point enough. And what is their beef with Dubai then? There's no beef. They're just doing that. They're just doing that to threaten the world. It's like, oh, if you try to get rid of us, we're going to cause havoc. Not because it's coming westernised. Yeah, not because, But also, Mohammed bin Salman doesn't like Khamenei. He called Khamenei Hitler. Right. Yeah, so, but then again, I keep telling people, like, oh, people say we're anti-world.

51:50He's virtue-signaling left-leaning idiots, the Islamists in the streets every day. They don't realize that as long as the Islamic Republic, you're going to have instability in the world. You're going to have Hamas. You're going to have Hezbollah. You're going to have Houthis. You're going to get threats. You're going to get strikes on Israel. You're going to get death threats for fatwas against Trump. one of my friends, Puri Azarati, he got stabbed outside his house by Islamic Republic's agents. He works for Iran International. So I think the Islamic Republic is a virus that needs to go. They're like the head of the snake that needs to be cut off.

52:22And as I said before, I do not want to forescale war with Iran. Just go and kill the heads of our GC, support the people and we need like strong opposition, which I hope to be a part of, going back and taking control for like 100 days. No, not 100 days, sorry. 100 of us may be taking in control for one or two years, let the dust settle, have a referendum, whether we want a monarchy, a republic or whatever else, parliamentary, and then Iran will come into a new age. So if the Islamic Republic were taken out, would that then weaken the likes of Hezbollah and Hamas, Al-Qaeda? Because that's where they get the funding from.

52:56So the IRGC really is the head of the snake as far as terrorism is concerned. That's how they make the money. The money from Hezbollah, Hamas and Houthis come from the Islamic Republic. Do many people know that? I hope so. Because for me, it's always been ISIS, al-Qaeda, now Hamas, and I've never really delved into the IRGC. Yeah, but because Iran is one of the richest countries in the world, let's not forget that. Iran is the second highest oil producer, second highest gas producer. They have a lot of money. So they can afford to send billions to Hamas. They can afford to send billions to Hezbollah.

53:25They can afford to send them rockets. They can afford to, whilst the Iranian people are starving. So it's quite sad. So for you, before I move on to a couple more British things, in an ideal world, you would like Donald Trump to take out the IRGC and do the job properly and thoroughly. Exactly. That's your message to the masses. Okay, you said that you're friends with Tommy Robinson, which a man with olive skin, again, that goes against the grain because by rights, you shouldn't be friends because he's apparently a racist, which we both know not to be true. But what is it you like about him and support about him?

53:58Well, he's a warrior. That's why I respect. I like a warrior. Look, Tommy Robinson, I agree with the majority of the things he says, but I think sometimes the way he says it maybe gets him in trouble. He can say it in a lot smarter way sometimes, but maybe he's matured a bit. But he's 100%. Look, he was correct about the rape gangs. He's correct about illegal immigration and just migration in general. He's correct about the great replacement theory. He's correct about the fact that, you know, the woke mind virus. All these things he's correct about. Exposed the BBC. Exposed the BBC, exactly. But this is the thing.

54:30if that's what we call the matrix. If you attack the matrix, the matrix is going to attack you back. Right? So that's what Tommy Robinson is going through right now. So, yeah, look, I just think a lot of people say the same things that he says, but maybe because of his background and maybe because he's from Luton and maybe because he looks in a certain way and maybe because he speaks in a certain way, people look at him like, yeah, white supremacist. And again, I'm going to say this again. There is a tiny minority of racist people in this country. We cannot deny that. There is. There is a hard right in this country.

55:03But it's massively overstated. It's massively overstated. Every time they say, oh, the far right, the far right. I'm a far right person. I don't think I'm far right at all. I think I'm a centrist. And you're going to be at this year's Unite the Kingdom rallies. Sure. Describe them rallies to me. Unite the Kingdom. It's a Tommy Rubin. It's a Tommy Robinson festival of free speech. So you've been to... The one in July last year. Definitely at one because I saw you there. Yeah. So just explain in your own words what those free speech festivals are like. They're great. They're peaceful. A lot of people from many different backgrounds.

55:40It's a bit like a Trump rally, I would say, the British version. Yeah, I didn't see anything bad. I think everyone was treating me nice. Tommy Robinson treated me, gave me a media post. I was just behind the stage and great movements. I think, look, if something similar was happening, I'm a British citizen as well. For example, if something similar was happening in Iran, and we had like a bunch of idiots coming to my country, I would do exactly the same as what Tommy Robinson did. Just fighting for his country and I salute him for it. And future generations. I think a lot of people, I think at the moment with the UK, everyone's got the I'm okay, Jack mentality rather than, well, I'm okay, but the future generations are going to really struggle.

56:21So what is it about British culture you like the best? Because we never speak much positive of British culture at the moment because it's like we're either losing it or we've lost it. I like the classy side of British culture, the free piece suits and the nice. I don't like the snobbery side of it, but I like the class. They say British people have class, whereas Americans don't have a lot of class. And that's what I like about British. But then there are some things that I don't really like about British. I would say I have more of an American mindset. Like in America, everyone thinks they can become the next president of the United States, the American dream.

56:53Americans are dumber than the British, by the way, but they're more optimistic, I would say, and they're more ambitious. Whereas people in Britain are smarter, but they're less ambitious. Like they don't think they're going to become the next president of the United States or United Kingdom. They go, okay, just go and become a plumber. That's the mentality we have. And I don't really like that. So I would say I'm a mixture of Persian, British, and maybe American a little bit. You like the British sophistication and the American dream. Exactly. That combination. That's it. And yeah, we need some of that.

57:20We need a little bit more optimism over here and sort of pumping each other up. You can do it, go get it. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, reach for the stars. What would your final message to the masses be that are watching and listening? I would say kill the woke mind virus, wake up, don't be swayed by the mainstream media, don't listen to the BBC or listen to them, but listen to them with a rational mindset. Not everyone that criticises immigration is racist. Not everyone that criticises LGBTQ is homophobic. Not everyone that criticises Islam is Islamophobic. just be an individual. Don't have independent thinking.

57:59Think for yourself. Don't follow the masses like a sheep. Don't jump on the bandwagon. And they say in life, if you want to have an adventure, tell the truth. Amen to that. And where can people find you? What are your social media platforms? I'm Yunus Rocks, Y-O-U-N-E-S-S-R-O-C-K-S or Yunus Sadagiani. I'm sure you're going to put the links on this. Anyway, I have a YouTube channel, X channel, TikTok and Instagram. I'm the biggest on Instagram, but I think I have over 120K across all platforms, but the biggest on Instagram. Lovely. Okay, so if you want to follow Eunice some more, listen to what he's got to say, watch what he does.

58:37He's very active, very entertaining, very sincere. We'll put some links to his socials in the description. Remember, if you like these conversations, like and subscribe to the channel so I can keep guests like Eunice coming because the mainstream don't want these messages going out there to the masses. That was a learning curve for me. I totally appreciate you spending your Sunday with me. This was recorded on a Sunday, by the way. Exactly. Business never sleeps. I appreciate you and I wish you all the best for the future. Cheers, bro. Thank you very much. Cheers, brother. Thank you, mate.

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