Analysis of Economic and Military Statements

Now suppose, I'll ask a question, let's suppose, let's suppose an official

Just suppose, assuming the impossible isn't impossible, for God's sake, please let this be assumed—

Then I'll cut all this struggling you're doing.

Just say it, once is enough.

Yeah, yeah, suppose I—

It's just getting worse as he says these things.

Note down what minute it is, cut this right here and send it, clean.

I'll wave this pen of mine so they cut it and it jumps, then this cut when I want to make this

Because I've practiced, I know what it means.

Look, I'm saying suppose one of our military officials

turned around and said, "Look, I can't do this."

How foolish it would be, how wrong it would be.

Very—

Etezadi is the same. He's really a fool.

Something you can't do, you definitely shouldn't—

Then why does our official turn around in the economy and say, "Look, this... this can't be

done, we can't stand against this"? Why do we say such a thing?

I am surprised. This at least means that we really

do not consider the economy

as a war.

And the point is that this statement was even covered on Fox News.

And it gets amplified.

They used it to show Iran's weakness.

Look, this doesn't mean at all that we shouldn't see

the realities. We're not saying to have a delusional view.

We must face the realities. We must prepare for war, make an effort,

and utilize all

of our tools and capabilities.

But we are talking about the stance of an Islamic Republic official

in the middle of the third imposed war. Why should our honorable,

dear, sincere, and hardworking official

come out in the middle of a full-scale

economic war and say, "Look, we cannot do this or that"?

Well, this is just as mistaken as if our military official,

our military commander, turned around and said, "Look, I can't take this enemy position..."

"I can't hit it, it's out of my range. I don't even have the weapon for it."

"I can't bypass its air defense. It's just completely wrong."

This is completely wrong. And what could be better for our enemy than

yeah,

to take it, make headlines with it, analyze it, bring it into their think tanks,

tweet about it, post it, take a stance, turn it into policy,

and turn around to fire it right back at us?