Iran Stalls Because Western Pressure Keeps Missing The Target
Show Notes
You cannot out-negotiate a regime that calls your reasonable terms "outrageous" while an allied capital lets 200,000 people march for the regime's proxy army with a terror financier walking free in the crowd. Iran isn't stalling because it's confused — it's stalling because it's watching Amsterdam, watching Brussels, watching every Western government that keeps punishing Israel instead of the people setting off smoke flares for Hamas, and concluding correctly that the pressure campaign is a bluff. Rubio's right to call it ridiculous. The real ridiculous part is that it's Jerusalem, not Tehran and not Amsterdam, that keeps getting asked to make the next concession.
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Show Transcript
Rough Weekend, Quick Reset
SPEAKER_00 0:09
The new cycle just sucks Royal Rearing. You know, one of those weekends where I really don't know what's going on in the world. But we're here. We're gonna get through this. So sit back, relax, and grab that cup of coffee because the day is just getting started.
Rubio’s Read On Iran Talks
SPEAKER_00 0:32
What happened? Rubio said on Sunday that Washington is not on the verge of a breakthrough in talks with Iran, telling reporters in Florida that negotiations with Tehran have not been productive. He said right now it hasn't been very productive because Iranian demands are simply just not acceptable. But in some cases, outrageous and ridiculous, not really realistic. What's the take? This is what honest diplomacy looks like under Donald Trump. No happy talk, no manufactured framebook, just straight statements that the Moolas are negotiating in bad faith. Rubio emphasized that Trump would always prefer to solve this and every problem diplomatically, but added sometimes that's just not possible. Unfortunately, in their case, a chance to do it. We'll explore it. Compare that posture, patience, and unflinching, willing to call ridiculous, ridiculous to eight years of European and Obama-Biden era diplomacy that treated every Iranian stall tactic as progress. Yeah. The difference is the administration isn't afraid to say that there is no emperor, and there's no emperor that has no clothes. And while the State Department is calling Iran's bluff at the table, Iran's cheering section is out marching streets of Europe. Proof the pressure is landing at nowhere near where it needs to be. Yep. You wonder what I'm talking about.
Amsterdam Marches And Hamas Support
SPEAKER_00 2:22
Media probably forgot to show you this. Large crowds marched against Israel in Amsterdam on Sunday, including several mass demonstrators who set off smoke flares, held banners repeatedly saying we support Hamas. Co-organized Amnesty International said more than 200,000 people took part in the red line protest. And it's the fourth such mass rally in the Netherlands since Hamas led the 7th of October massacre. Amnesty International, a name that still fools donors to think it's a human rights group, co-organized a rally where mass marchers openly declared support for a US-EU designated terror organization that ran a sexual violence and hostage-taking massacre three years ago on Dutch government's response was to ban the imports, not prosecution. Speakers, including former Labor Party, Leanne Plumen, called the Dutch government to take tougher measures against Israel and suspend military cooperation with Jerusalem. While organizers demanded a halt to all arms sales to Israel, an official declaration that Israel's actions and Gaza constitutes genocide. Look up the fucking definition, you retards. Meanwhile, Dutch Palestinian activist Amin Abu Rashid also took part in Sunday's demonstration after being acquitted in May of charges that he funneled millions of Euros to Hamas, receiving a six-month suspended sentence for violating sanctions, rules, and running banned foundations like Hamas. That's not a protest movement, that's terror financing network marching in broad daylight with the government escort with another organization. The media in Europe political class will frame both stories as diplomacy under straight and legitimate protesters under war conduct. Two unrelated remarks, news items that framing collapsed the second.
Dutch Leaders And Moral Equivalence
SPEAKER_00 4:48
You've noticed the Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetton, who participated, right? Participated in a similar march last year, but didn't attend Sunday, defended his government's approach by saying it was exerting greater political diplomatic pressure on Israel while also increasing pressure on Hamas and other organizations carrying out various operations that endanger the safety of ordinary Israelis. A sitting NATO prime minister is drawing a moral equivalent between the state defending itself and a terror group that started the fucking war, while his own country has already a ban on imports of Israel communities in Judea and Samaria, which triggered a diplomatic dispute in Jerusalem. This isn't neutral. This is statecraft. It's tititulation dressed up as ballots. Where are the facts? What are the talking points, guys? Iran stalls at the table, Hamas gets cheering in the street, and Israel still getting sanctioned. Rubio's on the record. Iran demands are outrageous and ridiculous and not realistic. 200,000 marchers, mass protesters opened Hamas borders. Only the legal consequence was four arrested in a minor incident. Hamas financer walks, a suspended sentence and marched against the public, not justice, just warnings ignored, you idiots. And the Dutch PM says pressuring Hamas, the actual policy is on the books, and banning stuff from Israeli communities is the single new restriction on Hamas financing.
Why The Pressure Campaign Fails
SPEAKER_00 6:38
Look, you can't negotiate a regime that calls you reasonable terms outrageous. While Allied capital, 200,000 people march the regime proxies, army with terror financing, walking free on the streets. Iran isn't stalling because it's confused, it's stalling because it's watching Amsterdam, Brussels, and watching Western governments that keep punishing Israel instead of the people setting off the smoke flares for Hamas. The concluding correctly pressure campaign is a bluff. Rubio's right to call it ridiculous. The real ridiculous part is that Jerusalem's not Tehran and not Amsterdam. That keeps getting asked to make the next concession. What in the world is it gonna take, you, the viewers, to actually understand what's going on? It's it's a decapitation in broad daylight. It's enough. It's enough. And you want to know something? When I was on on Friday with David screaming about the lack of consequences of the churches in America, that also includes you in Europe. Your failure to support lawyers and support people within your communities is a clear demonstration as to why your country is literally up in smoke.
Final Warning And Sign Off
SPEAKER_00 8:10
I look forward to be seeing you again soon. Guys, take care. Exit music. We're gone.
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Chapters
- 0:00 Rough Weekend, Quick Reset
- 0:32 Rubio’s Read On Iran Talks
- 2:22 Amsterdam Marches And Hamas Support
- 4:48 Dutch Leaders And Moral Equivalence
- 6:38 Why The Pressure Campaign Fails
- 8:10 Final Warning And Sign Off
Transcript
Rough Weekend, Quick Reset SPEAKER_00 0:09 The new cycle just sucks Royal Rearing. You know, one of those weekends where I really don't know what's going on in the world. But we're here. We're gonna get through this.
So sit back, relax, and grab that cup of coffee because the day is just getting started. Rubio’s Read On Iran Talks SPEAKER_00 0:32 What happened? Rubio said on Sunday that Washington is not on the verge of a breakthrough in talks with Iran, telling reporters in Florida that negotiations with Tehran have not been productive. He said right now it hasn't been very productive because Iranian demands are simply just not acceptable.
But in some cases, outrageous and ridiculous, not really realistic. What's the take? This is what honest diplomacy looks like under Donald Trump. No happy talk, no manufactured framebook, just straight statements that the Moolas are negotiating in bad faith.
Rubio emphasized that Trump would always prefer to solve this and every problem diplomatically, but added sometimes that's just not possible. Unfortunately, in their case, a chance to do it. We'll explore it. Compare that posture, patience, and unflinching, willing to call ridiculous, ridiculous to eight years of European and Obama-Biden era diplomacy that treated every Iranian stall tactic as progress.
Yeah. The difference is the administration isn't afraid to say that there is no emperor, and there's no emperor that has no clothes. And while the State Department is calling Iran's bluff at the table, Iran's cheering section is out marching streets of Europe. Proof the pressure is landing at nowhere near where it needs to be.
Yep. You wonder what I'm talking about. Amsterdam Marches And Hamas Support SPEAKER_00 2:22 Media probably forgot to show you this. Large crowds marched against Israel in Amsterdam on Sunday, including several mass demonstrators who set off smoke flares, held banners repeatedly saying we support Hamas.
Co-organized Amnesty International said more than 200,000 people took part in the red line protest. And it's the fourth such mass rally in the Netherlands since Hamas led the 7th of October massacre. Amnesty International, a name that still fools donors to think it's a human rights group, co-organized a rally where mass marchers openly declared support for a US-EU designated terror organization that ran a sexual violence and hostage-taking massacre three years ago on Dutch government's response was to ban the imports, not prosecution. Speakers, including former Labor Party, Leanne Plumen, called the Dutch government to take tougher measures against Israel and suspend military cooperation with Jerusalem.
While organizers demanded a halt to all arms sales to Israel, an official declaration that Israel's actions and Gaza constitutes genocide. Look up the fucking definition, you retards. Meanwhile, Dutch Palestinian activist Amin Abu Rashid also took part in Sunday's demonstration after being acquitted in May of charges that he funneled millions of Euros to Hamas, receiving a six-month suspended sentence for violating sanctions, rules, and running banned foundations like Hamas. That's not a protest movement, that's terror financing network marching in broad daylight with the government escort with another organization.
The media in Europe political class will frame both stories as diplomacy under straight and legitimate protesters under war conduct. Two unrelated remarks, news items that framing collapsed the second. Dutch Leaders And Moral Equivalence SPEAKER_00 4:48 You've noticed the Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetton, who participated, right? Participated in a similar march last year, but didn't attend Sunday, defended his government's approach by saying it was exerting greater political diplomatic pressure on Israel while also increasing pressure on Hamas and other organizations carrying out various operations that endanger the safety of ordinary Israelis.
A sitting NATO prime minister is drawing a moral equivalent between the state defending itself and a terror group that started the fucking war, while his own country has already a ban on imports of Israel communities in Judea and Samaria, which triggered a diplomatic dispute in Jerusalem. This isn't neutral. This is statecraft. It's tititulation dressed up as ballots.
Where are the facts? What are the talking points, guys? Iran stalls at the table, Hamas gets cheering in the street, and Israel still getting sanctioned. Rubio's on the record.
Iran demands are outrageous and ridiculous and not realistic. 200,000 marchers, mass protesters opened Hamas borders. Only the legal consequence was four arrested in a minor incident. Hamas financer walks, a suspended sentence and marched against the public, not justice, just warnings ignored, you idiots.
And the Dutch PM says pressuring Hamas, the actual policy is on the books, and banning stuff from Israeli communities is the single new restriction on Hamas financing. Why The Pressure Campaign Fails SPEAKER_00 6:38 Look, you can't negotiate a regime that calls you reasonable terms outrageous. While Allied capital, 200,000 people march the regime proxies, army with terror financing, walking free on the streets. Iran isn't stalling because it's confused, it's stalling because it's watching Amsterdam, Brussels, and watching Western governments that keep punishing Israel instead of the people setting off the smoke flares for Hamas.
The concluding correctly pressure campaign is a bluff. Rubio's right to call it ridiculous. The real ridiculous part is that Jerusalem's not Tehran and not Amsterdam. That keeps getting asked to make the next concession.
What in the world is it gonna take, you, the viewers, to actually understand what's going on? It's it's a decapitation in broad daylight. It's enough. It's enough.
And you want to know something? When I was on on Friday with David screaming about the lack of consequences of the churches in America, that also includes you in Europe. Your failure to support lawyers and support people within your communities is a clear demonstration as to why your country is literally up in smoke. Final Warning And Sign Off SPEAKER_00 8:10 I look forward to be seeing you again soon.
Guys, take care. Exit music. We're gone.
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