Myron Gaines critiques US intervention in Iran, arguing the 1950s oil consortium fueled the 1979 revolution and that Trump's 2016 policies ignited current conflicts. He warns oil prices could hit $200/barrel as BRICS nations de-dollarize via the Strait of Hormuz, risking US reserve currency status akin to the Suez crisis. The episode also previews an FBI arrest of leaker Courtney Williams and upcoming debates with Will Chamberlain and Joe Kent, suggesting geopolitical shifts favor eastern powers while domestic media suppresses these truths. [Automatically generated summary]
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Reserve Currency Status at Risk00:06:09
The Shah allowed about 50% of the revenue from their oil to go to the U.S. and to go to Britain.
The Mossad was involved because Iran was the first country to recognize them as a state.
Israel was created in 1948.
By 1953, Israel needed allies in the region because obviously everyone else wanted to destroy them.
So that was Israel's angle to obviously do this toppling.
So the Shah led the country until 1979.
What no one ever talks about, these stupid ass Iranian monarchists, right?
Was also very brutal, just like the regime that's in power right now.
He had a secret police called the Sabaq.
They went out and killed the centers, they hung them, they tortured them, et cetera.
And that's what actually led to the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the Islamic Revolution.
They got him out of there because he was giving the country wasn't even profiting from its own resources and they were being controlled by the West.
So they said, get this guy out of here.
So what ended up happening was they got him out of there and then they went ahead and put in their own government.
So interestingly enough, it's like we would have never had the Ayatollah in play the way that they have now had we not intervened in their politics back in the 1950s.
Right, and no one ever goes backwards and talks about this.
We're getting all the money from all their oil.
What was that?
I said we had this conversation.
I said that.
Well, we don't make money on their oil now, like uh, before, like 1979 ish.
Yes, yeah, yeah.
When the shot was in power, we were collecting about 50 of the proceeds because they had this oil consortium uh agreement.
Um, and obviously, you know, that's what led the people to rebel.
And like the monarchists never talk about this ever.
40 they say it was uh, 40 like we were deeply under one of their people, yeah.
So that's basically what happened is why they hate us.
So when they say like debt to America, debt to Israel, they're referring to the government, but also like we've been intervening in their foreign policy for decades, right?
So I think it's important to understand why people dislike you.
And this is the part where like in American media, we never kind of tell the truth and be, you know, transparent about why these countries dislike us.
And I, and you know, they obviously that's for certain purposes, right?
And I'm not saying this to be like, oh yeah, let's go out and support Iran or whatever, but I do think it's extremely important to understand why your enemies dislike you.
So, that we could put better leaders in place that exercise some level of diplomacy.
Because I don't think that we should be having conflicts with Iran.
I think it's stupid.
We could be having a dollar gallons of gas right now if we can, like, you know, fix relations.
But unfortunately, and Obama tried this.
I got to give Obama credit.
Obama tried this with the JCPOA to lift the sanctions, exercise some level of diplomacy, but the Israelis rallied against it.
Netanyahu came here, complained, said that they're going to build nukes with it, they're going to do XYZ.
And then Obama, then Trump came into power, pulled out the JCPOA.
Mike Pompeo went ahead and put them as a terrorist organization, and now we're where we are now.
This war, you know, the war really began back in the 1950s, but this war has been beginning since Trump's first term in 2016 because he did a bunch of shit that agitated all of this.
Like the conflict right now, it started October 7th, but October 7th only occurred because of Trump's really bad foreign policy in 2016.
Any other thoughts?
Anybody got any questions?
Any insight?
Any.
Anything additional?
This is the first time in my life, and I've been around for a long time that I've seen looking at $4 a gallon in Oklahoma.
Yeah, and it's only going to go up.
It's only, you know, if we, because I don't think the ceasefire is going to last.
Once we reengage, it's going to go back up again, right?
I mean, we hit like 140 for crude, which is, you know, nuts.
I mean, if this war keeps going the way that it is, you know, we can see $150 to $200, you know, for, A barrel of crude, which is nuts.
I mean, you know, just so you guys know, before the war started, we were sitting at around $60 to $70 per barrel with crude.
And now it's, you know, I think we're sitting at $90 to $100, but even at $80 is bad.
$80 is bad.
So if we get into the hundreds, it's like, well, what are we doing here?
How do you think it'll like turn out possibly?
Probably for America.
Well, like, well, if we continue the conflict?
I think power is going to eventually, yeah, I think power is going to move over to the eastern continents.
Well, they're trying to do that right now.
The other problem with this is there's an active effort by countries like Russia, Iran, China, et cetera, with BRICS to destabilize the dollar or de dollarize the world.
We have reserve currency status, which basically, you know, people have to use our dollar to buy commodities all across the world to include, and the petrodollar is a part of that.
And, you know, the US empire basically is built on four things: SWIFT, the petrodollar, reserve currency status, and our military might.
If we lose reserve currency status, that's going to create a lot of problems for us because we print money like crazy.
And since we print money like crazy, we print it because there's demand for our dollar for other countries to buy things.
So if Canada wants to do a transaction with India, For lumber or something like that, they're using US dollars because it's a stable currency.
But if we lose reserve currency status, there's not going to be a need for dollars.
Our money, our value goes down, and then we're going to suffer as a part of it.
That's why we're able to print money ad nauseum the way that we are.
And these countries are trying to find ways to get around the dollar.
And, you know, just I don't want to say history repeats itself, but before the United States was reserve currency, it used to be the British pound, it used to be the UK had to reserve currency status.
What made England lose reserve currency status was the Suez Canal crisis.
And the Suez Canal crisis in the early 1950s was basically Israel, France, and I think England, obviously, trying to take control of the Suez Canal from Egypt.
They lost that conflict.
And ever since, England's been a declining power.
Well, where are we right now?
We're trying to take control back of the Strait of Hormuz.
So almost a similar, identical situation.
So we don't want to lose reserve currency status over a waterway that controls a lot of trade.
It would be a very foolish way to go.
But history does repeat itself.
Covering the FBI Stuff00:06:14
Any other thoughts?
I just need gas to go down by like two dollars because I had to put a hundred dollars in my truck the other day and I was like, this Myra, you never.
Um, they be letting me know you be popping up in the chat, but I'll be waiting for you to text me.
All right, I'll text you next time.
No worries.
I like they told me in my chat, you know, you're always welcome on my platform.
And I and I appreciate you allowing me to come in and talk.
Obviously, this is a very hot topic.
I know people might not agree or like with some of the things that I said, but you know, I do think maybe at least they can research all the Stuff I talked about and see if I'm, you know, lying or not, and you know, just put it all out there.
There's enough information on YouTube, like it's everywhere.
If you really care, you can mine it out left, right, in the middle, and figure it out for yourself.
But what I try to do whenever you come through is I try to give you the floor because, you know, it's when you pop up, you always have a lot of information, right?
But I try to, you know, get as many perspectives and as much education about the topics as possible.
And so, you know, You always got the floor and you always got a lot of respect over here.
And so we appreciate you, bro.
And I appreciate you allowing me to come in and talk.
Obviously, it's a very complex topic and we haven't spoken about it in a while.
So thank you for giving me the floor and let me talk about it.
I appreciate that.
Anytime.
No, I appreciate you for coming through, bro.
All right, man.
You guys got it.
Thank you, bro.
All right.
Later, guys.
Bye.
All right.
Cool.
All right.
Give me one sec, guys.
I'll turn my camera back on.
Give me one sec, ninjas.
All right, I hope you guys like that.
Good discussion.
Let's see here.
Did that make sense, guys?
I hope that made sense.
I feel like I flew through a lot of the stuff.
But, you know, obviously I can't go into intricate detail on everything, right?
Gotta cover it at a level where it's like understandable, but you don't put people to sleep.
Rauk, thank you for the five gifted.
Appreciate you, my friend.
Besides Anton, I'm surprised they listen.
It's an interesting topic, bro.
I know you said that you think the GCC states will boot the U.S. out and not rebuild bases, but I doubt it since the GCC will never learn its lessons.
Instead, they're doubling down because they hate Shia Muslims in Iran even more.
Yeah, but here's the thing you got to understand, Dia Chow.
They can't afford to have the bases there if the Iranian structure stays in the way that it is.
You get that?
Like, that's just inviting them to get bombed more.
Bend over Myron D's.
What kind of niggas are lost?
You gave your breakdown and have low IQ, even comprehend.
No, I think some of them were listening.
Some people in the chat, though, you know, are probably going to be pissed off.
I saw like a lot of angry ass FBA niggas, right?
They're mad because they're stupid.
Honestly, is what it comes down to.
I even turned on the YouTube for a little bit so people can listen in.
I promise you, everything you explain to these people went from ear to other.
It's fine.
Peruvian, thank you, Shadow Realm.
Ken Rose, thank you.
Critical Striker, NY Post name dropped you in an article talking about monogamy.
That's the second time the New York Post talked about me.
Am I coming to Canada?
No.
Okay, I read that already.
Shout out to Supreme Prime.
Appreciate you.
Appreciate you very much.
All right.
Let's go ahead.
All right.
We covered this simp.
Now we're going to get into the actual FBI shit real quick.
Hold on.
Give me one sec, guys.
No, well, hold on.
Her name is Courtney Williams.
So let me just.
Okay.
So we're going to get into the news.
Took us about three hours, but now we're finally on it.
Sorry, guys.
But I figured you guys would enjoy the stuff.
I haven't turned on YouTube, like I said, for a little bit.
I'm going to get off YouTube, though.
Guys, come on over to Kick.
Come on over to Kick.
I only turned on YouTube because we covered that stuff.
And I know Anton only wanted to talk about that stuff for another 30 minutes or so.
So I didn't want to go too, too crazy and cover a bunch of topics.
But yeah, guys, come on over.
I'm ending the YouTube stream again.
So all you guys watching on YouTube, Can the mods spam the link in there for me?
I'd really appreciate that if you guys could spam it for me.
Okay.
I'm going to pin it real quick.
Yeah, Kick has no ads, guys.
It's just a better platform altogether.
Fuck YouTube.
Let's get to 3,000 watching on Kick.
I'd appreciate that.
YouTube going down again, guys.
Come on over.
I only turned it on so you guys can see the discussion with Anton.
Come on over.
We're going to cover the FBI stuff right now.
We're going to cover the FBI thing.
We're going to read the criminal complaint.
We're going to go through the debate with Will Chamberlain and Joe Kent.
We're going to cover Tucker.
I'm sorry, Trump getting mad.
At Candace and shit like that.
We'll cover the police whooping this woman's ass.
Yeah, and we'll cover some police videos too.
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