Dr. Fahd Describes Alleged Plan to Strike Iran and Control Strait of Hormuz

At 1:12 a.m. one night, there will be

widespread jamming of all

Iranian radar stations.

They will be jammed. Radar stations will be struck.

The other wave will strike air

defense missiles and then enter

the airspace. It will strike 468

power distribution stations, not power

generation stations, in 31 Iranian provinces.

Sixty-eight bridges connecting Iranian cities

will be struck to prevent the

Revolutionary Guard from suppressing

the protesters.

Power will be cut. Some

fuel stations will be struck. The following nuclear reactors

will be struck: Natanz, Fordow,

heavy- water production in

Parchin and Jabal al- Fas or al- Kas,

along with some equipment

and some other supporting factories.

This will happen over five days,

not 72 hours.

It will last five days. They will temporarily occupy the Strait of

Hormuz and occupy the Abadan refinery.

Abadan.

Oof.

This is what exists.

Doctor, doctor, doctor.

This is at Central Command.

Doctor.

Give it to me, let me finish it for you.

I cheated them, let me help them cheat because they...

Do I have to ask you?

God bless you, Doctor, God bless you, I mean.

You came up with a detailed plan, I mean, it has to...

I ask.

Is it possible you know Israel

and America's military plans?

So far in advance that you know

the timing and the first step

and the second, third, and fourth?

Where did you get this plan, Dr. Fahd?

Fahd?

Good, good, that's a valid question. This plan

has the first code name, Peri the Warrior.

Peri?

Peri the warrior,

Peri, Peri, Peri the warrior.

And this is an exercise at the U.S. Army War College in

the United States, in Fort Leavenworth,

Kansas. Can you confirm, brother,

the one in the United States?

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

This plan has existed for a long time. Some plans are

updated. The plan was to seize Abadan.

Now, as the situation develops, they will seize the Abadan

refinery and seize the Strait of Hormuz.

They will control it.

Why didn't they strike the oil?

Why did they strike the electricity?

And they struck? Because they'll use

oil for compensation

operations and for

energy market stabilization operations.