Lance Wallnau (33:10)
What's happening with Iran is kind of, it's important to get a perspective on this because you have in the blizzard of spin, we have so many Americans, so many on the left that want to constantly. It's a strange thing, no matter what Trump does. I mean, if he said, I want everyone to breathe, I think the left would say, we're going to hold our breath. They're just absent everything he does. But in this case with Iran, here's the three objectives the president has said that are important for us to get. First, he wants to remove the nuclear threat to the United States. That's maga. That's the first thing. That region is critical to the flow of energy. Some 20% of the global flow of oil and gas comes through the Strait of Hormuz. So it's important that that is a stable territory so you can't be a threat to your neighbors. Is the second part that includes funding Hezbollah and funding Hamas and funding the Houthis in Yemen. And so Trump is saying he wants to establish the fact that he's eliminating the threat to the United States, a threat to Iran's neighbors. And then the third part is the is the most challenging a threat to their own people. They've killed 30,000 protesters. And what's strange is you don't hear any campus uprisings. You don't have any screeching protests going on about the slaughtering of the innocent in Iran. But that's the hard part right now, which is, what do you do with a fanatical regime of clerics? If they're in charge of the infrastructure of the country, then to leave is to just allow them to seethe in their resentment and further work on trying to get what they were deprived of, which is the capacity to strike their enemies. You have a terrorist state that may be emasculated in terms of its military capacity right now, but with the flow of money coming in through the vast oil reserves of Iran, it enables them to have the wherewithal to be able to do the wicked work or deeds they want to do, perhaps to pay for nuclear weapons to use against the United States. And so the third part is the challenging part. How do you defang a regime but leave it in power so that it can refang later? And Trump has said he doesn't want this to be something where we've got to go back in there in five years because he doesn't trust that America will have a president, will go back in there and protect the country and the region. So the clerics have, as you've heard, they've already appointed Khomeini's son as the next leader. But the US President, as Israel says, his hands are already stained with bloodshed. He's committed to the same ideology as his father. So President Trump, when asked about Mutabah Khomeini as the next appointed supreme Leader, his answer is cryptic and pregnant with meaning. Answer is, I'm not happy with it. When asked, what does that mean? What's he going to do? He says, I'm not going to tell you. I'll just tell you. I'm not happy with him. Now, Israel has been given permission through the United States to, to take out regime structure, meaning they have the freedom to go take out the next level. It's interesting that the new replacement hasn't been seen in public yet. Speculation is that he already may have been. He may have been injured in one of the strikes. What Israel and the United States are doing is they're separating the regular military from the, the royal militia or army that serves the clerics. And what Trump is trying to do is he's trying to encourage the leadership that are in the military to make a break at some point with the fanatical suicide death wish of the clerical regime by continuing to strike them, Trump is hoping that at some point he'll end up with a Venezuela option. And here's the Venezuela option. It would be nice if you could have the overthrow of the regime and elections happening and the people decide who their new leader is. And it's a leader that will work with the United States and with the other leaders in an embracing of the Abraham Accords and an end to the terror threat. That's kind of the pie in the sky, Hope. The Venezuela option is. And you remember this. And I said, you know, in my limited capacity here behind a desk, I said, you know, the home Maduro team are corrupt. They work with narco traffickers, they're working with the infrastructure of the cartels, just as they do in Mexico. So you can't, you can't work with the vice president. She's, she's part and parcel of the operation. But Trump's pragmatism on this is, I think if you send the message that we'll take you out too, if you don't behave. He put in the vice president, who's working with the US to give Trump what he wants with American control of the oil and keeping an eye on the suppression of freedom that is there so that they are aware of the fact that they're under surveillance from the US The Venezuela option is you don't raise up a perfect democracy to replace the clerical regime, but you raise up a stabilizing state where the new military leadership says, well, we'll take care of our own mess over here, but for the time being, we're in complete agreement with the nuclear. No nukes, we're not going to have a ballistic program. We, we need to build infrastructure. We need to get our economy back again, and we need to stabilize our nation and let them deal with the cleric's decision or aspiration to resize power. That's the Venezuela option. It's not yet clear at all that there's an infrastructure that's going to do that. So Trump is not saying what he's going to do next, but I do not believe he or Israel are going to allow the fanatical clerical regime to simply be pushed back in terms of military capacity and come back into power with a vengeance, and they will suppress the people. Now, how do you do this without boots on the ground? You can only bomb so much. You guys understand that? This is where I listen to some of the experts that understand the tactical domain, like Erik Prince says, you're going to have to have a couple thousand military competent people who will be there in order to help bring, let's say, a domestic uprising to the point where the people have the ability to not be mowed down in the streets by the regime. So they can't have the people coming out and trying to protest again and just haven't been wiped out by the next fanatical cleric. So this is a stage where I'm going to tell you, only, only the wisdom of God and the intervention of the Almighty can find the third solution that will allow Israel to say, we really don't want to continue to have to live in this state of constantly running into bunkers and being hail and rained on by missiles. They want to have peace. But how to have peace with a fanatical regime that is bent on revenge that stays in power? It's not really an option. So I think they're going to keep taking out the next cleric and the next cleric till they get the message. Trump says he has to approve of who that next leader is because he doesn't plan on having to keep doing this, you know, or hoping that America has leadership that will do it in the future. Changing the man at the top does not change the regime, says Israel's UN Ambassador, Danny Dannin. He added, the new leader unfortunately has more of the same ideology, the same radical ideas, and anyone who will promote those radical ideas against us, we will target them and find them. Dannin said the people of Iran should rise up to choose their next leader and added, we will have to create the conditions for them. And that's what we're doing now. Perpetual degrading of the Republican Guard. And that is done by targeting directly the Republican Guard. So you see, they have a bit of a challenge here because that Venezuela style of solution can only happen if there are leaders that are willing to break. And right now we don't have the fault line. Trump did say something rather cryptic, though. He said, I have someone in mind. I guarantee that Mossad and the CIA have some Iranian leaders that are being protected on the target list. I was told, well, listen, I listened to one podcast which, which from the intelligence community, former intel guy said that there's a list of don't touch, meaning there's at least five individuals that Israel has to be very careful not to target when they're doing these, you know, 10 or 15 or 20 leaders at a time. Make sure that these people aren't there because they have some that are willing to work with the United States, providing there's a sufficient degrading of the Republican Guard. So there's people there getting there, you know, the Israeli itself. Israel says we don't see anyone who can replace the regime. But I'm not sure it's in our highest interest to fight until the regime is toppled, because nobody wants a never ending story. There's the problem. How do you topple a regime that controls all the internal structure and there's no early signs of an internal rift. You got the Kurds you hear about. I always liked the Kurds because the Kurds protected the Christians when ISIS came in. But as is true in these things, it's complicated. Turkey, Erdogan is afraid of the Kurds because the Kurds adding territory, they occupy about 15% of the population of Iran. If they establish their own state within Iran, then they have autonomy and they have territory, something they've always wanted. But that could produce a civil war with the Persian population of Iran, 60%. Trump does not want a civil war. Nor does he want Turkey coming in and getting involved because they're threatened by an armed Turkey, Kurdistan or the Kurds. See how this situation gets a little complicated? There's at least four ethnicities that make up Iran. And they actually speak four different languages. But the majority, the ones we're concerned about are the Iranian Persians, who are 60% of the country. They're the ones that have to mount the stable regime change and that they lost 30,000 of their protesters because they had no weapons to defend themselves. And Iran brought in from Iraq and from Syria various bad act. Remember they have the Houthis and they have Hezbollah and they have Hamas and they just put them on the streets to mow down the citizens. So it's at this point we pray, Lord, I pray in Jesus name that your hand will come down. You'll hear the prayer of the Christians in Iran. 20% of the country are Christians, I'm told 15% at least. They're the largest group that is not represented yet in the data. But we know a great revival is happening in Iran. They burned down like 200 mosques. They don't want the clerical regime. But I pray, Lord, that your hand will come down and provide a stable change in Iran, that you remember the blood of those who have died and the martyrs whose voices are crying out to you, let your hand come down on Iran and bring us a period of stability and peace. In Jesus name. Amen. We'll be right back. There are four separate FBI organized illegal operations that came against Donald Trump and his supporters under Biden's administration with Christopher Wray. They were authorized illegally to go after Trump, to go after Turning Point, to go after America first politicians to go after anyone who was actually working with and supporting Trump's MAGA movement. This is horrifying and I know many of you are frustrated. I read a lot of your comments about why isn't Pam Bondi doing so and why is there no one being arrested? Because, you know, these things happen. Operation Crossfire Hurricane goes back to the fake Russian dossier story, but there's Operation Round River, Plasmic Echo and Arctic Frost. All of these were four separate cases where the FBI was weaponized. To go after and try to find something like Stalin, to try to find something to lock up and put people in jail. You know, they put Bannon in prison, they put Peter Navarro in prison. They wouldn't stop, frankly, to put me in prison. They'll go after all of us if they can regain power, because they make a targeted enemies list of anyone in their demonically twisted brain that was supporting Donald Trump and the agenda to make America great. So I want you to take a look at John Solomon breaking the story with Bannon on War Room, and I'll interrupt it at One point to show you something. Go ahead. Trump targeted by four FBI codenamed counterintelligence
