Iran's Future and US Relations

Your system doesn't need worms—it's got enough Trump. It has Trump.

Dad has made great progress. Now he can tell Olmert and Netanyahu apart

That means one, one, one b-b-big thing.

It's a huge transformation, Doctor. I said, why did you go into

meetings and sit next to women in short dresses?

The way I always framed the nuclear deal, I said it was like a property contract.

We have three delusions in this country. One delusion—

Why is it a setup? Why would he write this? So my brain

has to be able to take it, so I can pay the money

and not buy the house. China, the Security Council, military commanders, and

all of them—twelve out of thirteen voted. That means they were

so simplistic— they said, “We'll produce a certificate of honor and go

enjoy it.” Son, I have to starve

to death, with the way you talk— There is no way, no way,

no way for Iran's future except for us to reach an agreement with America

to reach an agreement with America for Iran's future.

Why haven't they come to bargain by now? They say that you were the one who

said, “Cold Europe—what?” What— A cold winter.

A cold winter in Europe. Each of them has someone in charge.

Well, he, he was someone else. I said, “I—” No, he’s much more handsome

than me. For twenty-two or twenty-three years, I’ve worried about war, and I always said, “Sir,”

my top priority was for there to be no war, for there to be no war in Iran. Well done.

But there was. One of our faculty members had gone to

America

He was in these very meetings. Then he came back, and we joke

around sometimes. I said, “Why did you sit next to women

in short dresses at the meetings?” Just kidding.

Then he was very surprised that I knew how I knew

because he didn’t know that we watch their videos. We watch them.

Then the video pans across the crowd, and then shows him. It shows him.

Then,

then he realized that, in short, there are eyes in America too that can see.

America, America—the house you’re supposed to hand over to you, hand it over.

It doesn't work. That was the JCPOA, you know. Every— So my mind must have been sound enough to

pay the money, but not take the house. Well, no— It was sound enough to make this deal

you didn't make. No. If you had taken the house— If you had taken possession of the house—well, that's it,

that was the JCPOA— You don't accept the JCPOA? That was the JCPOA.

There was no responsibility.

Iran had to fulfill its commitments. He would leave, then fulfill his commitments later.

Iran would fulfill its commitments— If you'd been there, you wouldn't say that.

The problem was that the other side wasn't ready to end the war.

Then—why did he come? Why did he come? Because he saw

that scenario one had failed and needed time

—okay… —to resolve your missile problem to some extent.

To move his missiles. He would call a cease-fire.

A cease—no, no. Look, as for the Iranian side's

hypothetical cease-fire, when exactly was it— When this

delusion arose in the country that we'd call a cease-fire, we'd go

to Islamabad and meet with Vanest, the document

We take pride in producing it. Then, four days after producing the document we were proud of,

Trump

came and tore up the document we were proud of. He came because they— they said that, they said we'd call it a document of pride

we produce, and go enjoy it. Well, then, look, two— then it became clear that

this had all been a setup— We can't get out of this state of neither war nor peace,

and not getting out of this state of neither war nor peace,

I'm not saying war, I'm saying neither war nor peace. This means that this situation

is the economy, this pressure on the people, this means the situation we're in.

To get out of this situation, you have to reach a

understanding, an agreement with America.

Well—this, this has brought us to a good point. These friends—

Sorry, let me just ask one question first, no, no—

It's not just a question of information. Tell us later, let us speak now. Hurry up, dear. Well.

Look, this is the mindset of the reformist movement and friends

like Mr. Hadian. It's my mindset, after all.

There is no way, no way, no way other than

If we reach an agreement with America for Iran's future

it doesn't exist. No, for Iran's development. For development— for the people's welfare.

For the peo— We don't need an agreement for Iran's misery.

Yes.

Well, in our country, we have three delusions. These three

ones, Dr. Hadian must—he has all three. All three of them

have been mentioned. Not only does he have them, he has expressed them too—immediately. Sometimes, yes.

One delusion was that, for your country's progress,

you have no choice but to reach an agreement with

America, which would be very good if it were possible.

I mean, if I felt we could give up our nuclear program, what do I know—

give them anything they wanted in policymaking,

but the sanctions were truly lifted and the country had a

breathing space and could make progress.

I would join Dr. Hadian's camp.

But it can't be done. Why can't it be done? Because the other side doesn't want it.

Why doesn't it want it? Because it wants to swallow Iran.

Its problem is with Iran itself. That's why, at the beginning of the discussion

of the session…

This is an illusion. The second illusion. You can create a rift between

Trump and Netanyahu, saying, for example,

they just said that Netanyahu, for example, put pressure on Trump.

That isn't the case. They're a team, and

Netanyahu has the file. What Trump

has done is hand him the file, but he told Netanyahu,

“Look, I'm sensitive about gas prices. Whenever

gas prices go up, you need to make a plan to bring them

down. They're coordinated and working together, and now

what happened in southern Lebanon is that one-fifth of Lebanese territory has been occupied.

شده. الان اسرائیل دارن میرن خونه مردم رو جنوب

Lebanon

and blowing them up. Because bombing is expensive.

Bombs are expensive, but explosives are cheap.

In other words, they're pursuing a scorched-earth policy— they attacked yesterday too, and whenever

they want, they attack. They say we're responding to Hezbollah, but

no one even

says anything.

That's the second illusion. The third illusion is that you can

Reach an agreement with America. Doctor, the plan now is for us to reach

an understanding with America. An agreement. Reach an agreement

that America will honor in the long term.

We can't reach one. As long as America is America and Iran,

is Iran,

we can't reach an

agreement with America that benefits Iran in part,

not one hundred percent. Something for Iran, so there won't be another military

attack. But then, maximum pressure is still in place— Maximum pressure is permitted.

Yes, and maximum pressure will only increase. The mast is going up.

No, you have to accept this reality. Then, regarding the problems—let me—

…economic problems—Doctor—… Let me stop embezzlement and such—let me—…

Tell them that— corruption and the like, if only we could, by now, strike a blow

against it

that—well, five— We had been doing so for forty-seven years.

The most important, most important achievement of the war

was that I showed I have the will and capability

to close the strait

And I did it. Well, that is an immense achievement.

An immense achievement— I mean, in terms of deterrence—

Water, yes, is a deterrent.

What does that mean? It means I can shut down one megawatt here

and affect the international

economy. If the international economy remains in these conditions

for another two or three months, it is highly likely to enter a recession.

Including in the United States itself.

Its deterrent effect is far greater than

uranium's, far greater than uranium's.

What we achieved— Why didn't they come and properly implement it

with the president himself? We have a problem— …implement it properly. A problem with— Is China stupid?

You are dealing with a bureaucratic system in

Iran's customs offices.

The Europeans were determined to do no more than open up some kind of

medium-sized market. I used to say I wanted the JCPOA because

I wanted China to come. You can be sure that until

you resolve your issues with the United States, China will not come here.

How can consensus be reached in this country? Consensus means— renewing the president.

Of the thirteen people, twelve voted, five of them military commanders.

Well done.