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Why Gulf Monarchies Are Allied With Zionist Israel & Fear Iran (Video from 1 month before Iran War)

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The video argues that Gulf monarchies maintain their alliance with Israel primarily out of a deep-seated fear of Iran, driven by the historical precedent set during the 1979 Iranian Revolution. The speaker explains that this revolution successfully deposed the Pahlavi monarchy, which had been installed in 1953 with support from Western intelligence agencies like the CIA and MI6 following a coup. This new revolutionary government united various factions, including communists, socialists, and religious leaders, to overthrow a brutal regime that ruled for decades. The speaker posits that this successful elimination of a major monarchy sent a message of terror to other ruling families in the region, such as those in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and the UAE, who view themselves as similar "puppets" vulnerable to popular uprisings if they do not align with Western powers. Consequently, these Gulf states have spent over forty-five years under intense pressure from the CIA, MI6, and Mossad to destabilize Iran through sanctions, assassination campaigns, and attempts to reinstall the Shah. The speaker suggests that while Western powers have failed to restore the monarchy or fully balkanize Iran, they are now realizing that their control over the region is slipping. A critical turning point mentioned is the potential loss of revenue for Saudi Arabia following attacks on its Aramco refineries by Houthi forces in Yemen; if this economic lifeline is severed, the speaker predicts a catastrophic popular uprising in Saudi Arabia that could lead to the execution of the House of Saud and the collapse of one of the most important monarchies in the Middle East. In response to these existential threats, the video claims that Saudi Arabia has begun to change its course under Mohammed bin Salman, who is depicted as purging rival princes and extorting wealth from them to secure the regime's survival. This shift in strategy is presented as a direct result of the realization that they cannot continue their previous aggressive posture without facing total destruction. The speaker concludes that this entire geopolitical struggle is part of a larger "Zionist greater Israel project" that is currently under severe threat, potentially leading to the end of Zionist Israel and its occupied governments in the West. The narrative further expands this conspiracy by linking these regional conflicts to broader global issues, including AI dominance, the takeover of Greenland, and influence over Venezuela, suggesting that European nations are becoming mere vassals of the United States in this intricate web of power.
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And if they try to Balkanize Iran in a in a kinetic way, we're going to see all the Gulf monarchies be eliminated. Why? Okay. Because Iranian Revolution deposed the monarchy. Iranian Revolution got rid of a monarchy that was installed in Iran in 1954 after MI6 and CIA uh conducted a color revolution during that period, a coup, and eliminated uh removed a democratically elected government and installed a monarchy in Iran, right? And that monarchy ruled with brutal force, right? Brutalizing Iranians for a number of decades until 1978, 1979, where that monarchy escaped to the United States, right? They They went to the United States. They went to Egypt first, I believe, and then they went to the United States, right? So, Iran, if you consider the Middle East, West Asia, was the most powerful monarchy at the time. It had the third largest military in the in the world at the time, third or fourth largest military in the world. There was a uh popular uprising, revolution, where majority of Iranians wanted that brutal monarchy gone, and they installed a new system in its place, which isn't a monarchy, even though it was it was the transition was extremely brutal. We're not talking about the transition being extremely brutal, right? Because a lot of different factions got together to get rid of the monarchy there. It was the communists, the socialists, the mullahs. There's different factions that got together. They joined forces to get rid of the monarchy. And then there was a power play afterwards and you know, in the next couple of years, two, three years, and then the CIA, MI6, Mossad got Iraq, Saddam Hussein, their their proxy, their asset to attack Iran. So, it was a huge play that happened afterwards. But Iran was able to get rid of a monarchy. That set a precedent. Right? That put the fear of God into Saudi Arabia, into Jordan, into United Arab Emirates, into all the monarchies, the Gulf monarchies. Because they're all monarchies, they're all puppets. Right? So, if Iran has a popular revolution and eliminates their monarchy, gets rid of their monarchy, that means the rest of the monarchies might be eliminated in that region. That means Mossad, CIA, MI6 puppets might be eliminated. That's one of the reasons they've had sanctions on Iran for 45 plus years. They've been brutal sanctions, they've been constantly tried to destabilize it, balkanize it, bring back the monarchy, assassinate teachers, scientists, uh leaders, generals. They've been doing everything and anything to bring back the Shah, to bring back the monarchy, to stabilize that region so the rest of the monarchies are not threatened. But they haven't been able to. Right? They haven't been able to. So, all the other monarchies, some of them anyway, the Saudi monarchy is realizing that they won't be able to do it. Right? China stepped in, they cut a deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Right? Why did they cut that deal? Why did Saudi Arabia agree on that deal? I still don't trust Saudi Arabia, but they toned down the rhetoric against Iran. Why? Because during the time when they were attacking, the were war on Yemen with the help of Mossad, CIA, MI6 on Yemen, one of the poorest countries in the world, they weren't able to win. And Yemen was able to hit the Aramco refineries. And if Saudi Arabia loses its revenue stream through Aramco, the Saudi monarchy, all their heads are gone. They're going to there's going to be a popular uprising in Saudi Arabia. They're going to go into their castles, they're going to pull all those House of Saud people out, put them on a chopping block, and off with their heads. There goes the most important monarchy that they control in the Middle East. Mossad, CIA, MI6. If they lose that control, they're willing to sacrifice uh the House of Saud, by the way. But Saudi Arabia said, "Okay, no, no, no, no, no, no. This isn't going the right way. We need to We need to change course. We need to change course." And that's sort of what we saw happen in Saudi Arabia during the time when Mohammed bin Salman was coming in and getting arresting a lot of the other princes in Saudi Arabia and extorting a lot of money out of them. Right? A lot of money out of them. That happened before the Aramco attack, but it was I believe it happened before, but it was sort of part of the whole same game. So, this whole Zionist uh greater Israel project is being threatened right now. And that is the end of Zionist Israel, which ripples back into the end of Zionist occupied governments in the Western world. Apologies if that was a long-winded way of sort of painting the picture of what's going on. But that is what's going on. It's extremely intricate. It's extremely intricate. Connects up to AI Silicon Valley takeover of Greenland takeover of Venezuela connects into all of this. Why the EU nations are going to hand over Greenland? They're just bent over to just vassals of the United States, right? It's huge. It's huge. It's huge.