Prophecy News - 'Israel’s SECRET WEAPON: Iran & Hezbollah Unmask Erdogan as IDF Tool w/ Prof. Mohammad Marandi, hosted by Danny Haiphong, December 14th, 2024

I did a lot of looking up on this. There is a difference between Sunni Muslims (the majority) and Shia Muslims (the minority). The one is prescriptive taking their actions out of a book. The other is more open to what is on the ground, what we’re actually living in. If we take it further, Israel is prescriptive, reading off a script (the Israel of God). America is prescriptive, reading off a script (God’s chosen people). Many Arab emirates are prescriptive, following the Sunni Law. Jesus was killed by people who were prescriptive. They didn’t look at the situation but followed what was in their mind (the 10 Commandments of Moses and the attached penalties for not obeying – in Jesus’ case death). The Elite of this world are prescriptive. They follow a formula and don’t see people as living intelligent beings, nor the animals as living (sensitive) intelligent creatures.

Blindness comes with those who are prescriptive. They don’t think, but follow a preset plan. So please read what Professor Marandi from the University of Tehran says about President Erdogan, the Israelis, the Al Qaeda and its offshoots, ISIS, the Nusra Front in Syria, and other extremists, the American (regime), and I also look at the elite of this world. They don’t think, they act upon a plan regardless! So who is going to win this war of the spirit? The people who don’t think, or the people who do?

Host Danny Haiphong interviews Prof. Mohammad Marandi from the University of Tehran.

December 14th, 2024

Danny Haiphong: Former NATO General Wesley Clark in 2003 said that, I believe, it was going to be seven countries in 5 years that would be destroyed and overthrown.

General Wesley Clark on tape: About 10 days after 911 I went through the Pentagon and I saw secretary Rumsfeld, and one of the generals called me and he said, “Sir, we’ve made the decision, we’re going to war with Iraq.” This was on or about the 20th of September. So uh I said, “Well did they find some information connect- connecting Saddam to Al Qaeda?” He said, “No no”, he says, “There’s nothing new that way; they just made the decision to go to war with Iraq.” So I came back to see him a few weeks later, and by that time we were bombing in Afghanistan, I said, “Are we still going to war with Iraq?” And he said, “Oh it’s worse than that”, he said, he reached over on his desk he picked up a piece of paper and he said. “I just-” he said, “I just got this down from upstairs”, meaning the Secretary of Defense’s office today, and he said, “This is a memo that describes how we’re going to take out seven countries in 5 years, starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.”

 

Danny Haiphong: Now of course many more years- this was 2003 when he was told this, many more years than that have transpired, but Syria was one of the few countries left that had yet to be deposed. Could you talk about this agenda, what does it mean? Because ultimately Iran is one of these countries, and I’m curious on your assessment on whether Iran is going to be uh the next target of a similar kind of interventionist plan.

Prof Mohammad Marandi: I may be wrong but I think it was 2002 and I think it was a general who told him- a general in the Pentagon, and I think it was actually before the uh the invasion of Afghanistan. I think there were two meetings, and in the second- it was during the air strikes on Afghanistan, which he was told about these countries. But uh maybe your viewers could correct me if I’m wrong, but but the the fundamentals of what you see are absolutely correct. And uh yes, so US policy- Western policy in our region is not founded upon the interests of the West, is founded upon the interests of the Israeli regime. That’s why they allow it to carry out this Holocaust in Gaza, which by the way is ongoing as we speak. And I hope your viewers keep reminding people that a holocaust is going on; I hope they continue to tweet images and footage of what is going on in Gaza so that people don’t forget what’s happening. After what Erdogan did to Syria I think it’s been forgotten.

For the last 10 days there’s a holocaust going on in Gaza, being carried out day and night. Every hour there’s new- there are new atrocities being carried out in in Gaza. But um, but U.S. and Western policy in West-North Africa is founded upon the interests of the Israeli regime, not the interest of the U.S. who was a key if not the most important advocate of the war in Iraq. It was Netanyahu, he told Congress that this would be great for the United States; it’s on.. People can look it up online.. The destruction of Libya, all of the dirty- the Dirty Wars here, all of the the the the sanctions against Lebanon. The sectarian- s sanctions the West imposed sanctions on Lebanon directed at Shia, because they saw them as key to the support of Hezbollah and the resistance.

So the West Was supporting certain ethnic- you know, certain sects, basically to support the Israeli regime. All these wars- the dirty war in Syria, it it caused millions of refugees to go to Europe, and it changed the political map of Europe that wasn’t in the interest of the Elites in Europe. It it helped bring about Brexit, for good or for ill, but it changed the political map. It created the rise of new forces in Europe which uh, many people are unhappy about. So these Elites were unhappy about it, but they still did it because the Israeli regime is more important for them than their own countries. That that is the reality of of uh, of Western policy in this region.

I don’t believe that the United States has the ability to defeat Iran. Iran is a very powerful country and by the way Iran will continue to support the axis of resistance: the ‘Axis of Resistance’ exists. Syria was always the weakest link, but Iran will continue to support that, but we have dark days ahead. There’s no doubt about that. But without a doubt this was a major setback for the resistance, and a major setback for the Palestinian people. And have no doubt that Erdogan is not going to do anything for Palestine; he’s selling oil to Israel for the last 14 months. he’s he’s been- the oil coming from Turkey- Baku, cheap Baku oil [from Azerbaijan] has been going through Turkey to Israel. He’s a part of this genocide.

The- those who say he couldn’t, you know, legally he couldn’t do anything, that’s nonsense. If he had told Aliyev and Baku to stop selling oil, Aliyev would have obeyed (Aliyev is under his thumb, the the the dictator in Baku), he would have done as told. Even after uh Netanyahu and his former minister of genocide [Yoav Gallant, former Israeli defense minister], were handed, uh, or were were declared as war criminals by the ICC and arrest warrants were issued, he still continued to sell oil and indirect trade, and continued with diplomatic ties. So he he he could have stopped it by saying that I’m implementing the Genocide Convention just as Ansar Allah in Yemen did, but he chose not to because he’s an ally of Netanyahu. And we’ll see that Al Qaeda and Turkey do nothing against the Israeli regime, they’ll do nothing for the Palestinian people just as they’ve done nothing so far.

Did they help them in Gaza? Did they help Lebanon when Israel was about to invade Lebanon? He said that he will send troops to Lebanon, he didn’t send a a bullet; he did nothing! He’ll do nothing in here either. Look at the bombings that we’re seeing right now in Syria, massive bombings destroying air base after air base, infrastructure- the uh uh government buildings, scientific centers, factories. Is anyone protesting, is anyone complaining and is is anyone threatening the Israeli regime? Of course not, that’s not a part of the plan, and it won’t be, but time will tell. But I don’t think, as I said earlier, I don’t think that Turkey is going to benefit from this. Turkey is going to be hurt having al-Qaeda in your Southern border and in a wrecked country. Thanks Erdogan and 13 years of dirty war. And what’s happening now this is going to be a burden on Turkey, but again time will tell.

Danny Haiphong: I wanted to ask you a question that many have been asking me which is: there are many different interpretations now of what has gone on and what has transpired uh- There is the interpretation that you’ve given around U.S. Turkey Israeli involvement, and there’s another interpretation I wanted your response to though. Uh, that there’s a lot of speculation about the ‘Axis of Resistance’ uh betraying Syria. Uh, there is a lot of talk about the meeting that happened in Doha between Iran turkey and uh Russia, and I’m curious on how you find this, because uh there’s also a narrative that Iran and Hezbollah and the Axis of Resistance as a whole didn’t strike Israel hard enough, uh prior to this happening. How how do you see this; uh what what is your perspective on this kind of narrative that I’ve been uh hearing since uh the fall of Syria?

Prof Mohammad Marandi: Well first of all criticizing Hezbollah is really unfair. The greatest, the most heroic acts of this whole year and two months came from Hezbollah. They willingly- they willingly went and joined the fight to support the people of Gaza, and they gave Lebanon gave thousands of Martyrs. Women and children, cities were leveled to the- by this Nazi regime by this Zionist regime. Women and children were targeted. Large numbers of Hezbollah members were martyred for the sake of Gaza, for the sake of Palestine. They could have remained quiet. Why, why could- how could anyone in their right mind blame.. In fact, Netanyahu who said specifically that what happened in Syria was thanks to what he did to Hezbollah. In other words, if Hezbollah had not been weakened, if it had not been focused on southern Lebanon, then what happened in Syria wouldn’t have happened. That’s basically what he was saying.

 

And it shows that he was happy about what happened in Syria, because he and Erdogan have coordinated things. And then Iran, I told as I said before, Iran sent troops to Syria, but first of all president Assad for whatever reason- over the last few years he decreased Iran’s presence substantially, and then during these days, even though there wasn’t time, the Iranians sent forces and they asked the Syrian government to decide. And President Assad wavered. What is Iran going to do? It can’t fight a war without the consent of the President, without the full support of the Armed Forces, it’s not possible. Yet Iran’s capability- Iran is not the United States, it’s a smaller country and it cannot be seen as fighting against the wishes of the government. So Iran was prepared to fight Al Qaeda, but president Assad had to make a move, and the Syrian government, the Syrian Armed Forces just melted away. So I think that’s an unfair statement.

I think any- everyone recog, should recognize that the person at fault here is is Erdogan. He betrayed the people of the region at at at a uniq- during a unique moment, at the- during the height of of, you know, violence. The cessation of hostilities, or the so-called ceasefire, was very very fragile. Since then the Israelis have killed at least 20 people from Lebanon; just today they, I think, they killed three more; yesterday they killed four. Hezbolah is focused on the south, and this he- and then he stabs the people of the region at that moment with Al Qaeda. Araghch, the Iranian foreign minister, when he was in Doha said very specifically that we’ll stand with the Syrian government. He also said that we support the legitimate opposition, but terrorists just as we did in 2011 and 12 and 13, we don’t. We support the nonviolent opposition, I mean their their right to be a part of Civil Society, but not these terrorists.

So instead of blaming Iran or Hezbollah, I think people should focus on Erdogan, people should focus on the United States. People should focus on those people who are using Al-Qaeda; it’s clear as day what groups are being used. So it’s easy to to blame Iran, I mean I’ve seen that people blame Iran and striking Israel. ‘True Promise 3’ will be carried out, but there are- there’s no relationship between True Promise 3 and what happened in Syria. Let’s see, [if] Iran carried out True Promise 3 ten days ago would that have stopped Erdogan from invading Syria? So nothing to do with it! But Iran will carry out ‘True Promise 3’, but Iran has one chance to do so, because Iran can’t just start lobbing missiles at Israel; the global South will turn against Iran. Iran can’t be seen as escalating. Iran has to respond to escalation.

So Iran will have one chance to hit the Israeli regime hard and it will do it in a way to maximize that effect. There many, you know, the Israelis have anti-aircraft systems; they’re moving around their key assets. The Iranians want to make sure that if they have one shot they hit them hard, and especially since there- there’s no doubt that then the Israeli regime will retaliate. So Iran has to- because Americans will help them. So Iran has to prepare air defenses for potential American strikes. We have- it’s possible that things will get es- they will escalate immensely. So it’s not just- this is not like a video game, this Is War, and we- and it has to be done correctly, but it- this has nothing to do with what Erdogan did to Syria. That’s..

Israel’s Netanyahu said, “We need the ceasefire to deal with the Iranian threat.” Right. How is he going to deal with the Iranian threat through a ceasefire? It has- not if Iran wants to fire missiles in Israel. Lebanon has no- there’s no.. that’s a ground war – a few missile and Rockets or drones are fired in, but has nothing to do with Israeli defense against Iran’s military capabilities. So when he says dealing with the Iran threat, he meant Syria; and we saw what Erdogan did. Hezbollah was weakened, Iran was distracted, Erdogan did the dirty work for Israel.

Remember Iran is standing up against the collective West; no one is helping Iran. Turkey sure isn’t, at least the Turkish regime. I mean, Turks are fantastic people they’re against this Holocaust, but the Turkish regime has been standing with Israel this whole time, and so is the rest of the region. And the West is behind the regime, so this is not a- you know, two sides with equal capabilities. Iran is sanctioned and is helping the Axis of Resistance. There’s a limitation to Iran’s capabilities, and I think people should instead of constantly attacking Iran, they should be thanking Iran instead of constantly, you know, making ridiculous accusations. Some people should think twice, and instead of attacking Iran, attack those people who who created this this crisis.

Danny Haiphong: I understand, and by the way, we saw how social media was helping these terrorists; they were amplifying their voices. It was clear, I think, those of us who are following the news saw how powerful the psychological warfare campaign was, being carried out against the Syrians. Syrians were terrified. From day one it was a- it’s clear that Facebook and Instagram and Twitter that they were doing exactly what they were doing against Iran a couple years ago. Yeah, I mean, I I had posts on Facebook being removed from 2016 when I was commenting on the events in Aleppo.

Then I would like to talk about the turkey involvement here because you mentioned that the situation in the region has been very unique and of course dire over the past year, but we didn’t hear much about Turkey’s preparations for this kind of operation, and yet it happened in such full force and with such a rapidity that it shocked the entire world really. So I’m curious on- if you’ve been able to, you know, uncover or understand exactly how this was able to happen. We know Israel was definitely involved in this, uh because of all the timing that we have pointed out here, but it seems to me that Turkey, with of course the approval of the United States, was able to build up toward this in a moment, where the entire region has been engulfed in uh in War! What have you uh understood about this?

Prof. Mohammad Marandi: Well my understanding, and this is something that I’ve learned today, is that the Iranians, although the Iranian presence in Syria was decreased, the Iranians did know that there was some- something was happening. But I don’t think anyone thought it was going to happen now now, because right during the ceasefire is like, really a, you know, most shameful thing that Erdogan could have done. And uh betraying the resistance like this at such a difficult moment, but time will tell. I mean, those people who are you know cheering Erdogan on, they’ll see that what comes up this, but in any case I think the timing was surprising.

Second I think the the the fact that the Syrian Army was not prepared was uh- was a major factor. Again it’s an impoverished country; it’s society, civil society has been weakened, people are hungry. A general that makes $40 a month when the terrorists are making up to $2,000 a month, that says, you know, says a lot. And then when the attack was carried out, social media, there was a- there was a very effective media campaign, and it was there the voices of these terrorists were amplified by Western media and Regional media, Arabic media owned by these despots in the Persian Gulf. And uh this there, psychological warfare and their rumors that the walkie-talkies were exploding, and that sort of thing, and that that will cause its own problems apparently among Syrian forces.

So there are host of different issues, and we’ll probably learn more, gradually, in the days and weeks ahead. But the point is that, you know, this is- this is basically what the Americans are doing now: they are using sanctions to Crum- to crush a society. And they’re doing that in Cuba as well right now. Cuba is in a very desperate situation and young people- and people in Cuba you know they they’re tired; they put their feet on people’s necks and then they say, “See they’re incompetent”. The Syrian regime, as they like to call it, they’re you know, they’re- they they they ‘they they can’t govern their people; they’re hated’. Well yes, you’re strangling the people; you’re strangling the people of Nicaragua and Venezuela and Cuba and Syria, and so on, that’s the objective.

So Syria has been weakened to such a degree that its Armed Forces simply cannot stand up effectively, and we saw what we saw. But now that Syria is so broken, and after the Looting that we’re seeing, and after the chaos that we’re seeing, and the Israeli regime’s destruction of Assad, Syrian infrastructure that we’re seeing right now, how is Turkey going to govern this land- these terrorists. And how are they going to convince these jihadists, who who have a history of burning people alive, beheading people, drowning people in cages, how are they going to convince them, if that is indeed Erdogan’s objective, to become more more moderate? I don’t see why it would be his objective, because from day one that’s what he was supporting.

I don’t know if you remember Serena Shim, she was a Lebanese-American reporter, yeah, in I think it was 2012- Again your viewers, if they- if I’m wrong please correct me; she was reporting from the Turkish Syrian border near Atarib or or Kobani, and she was saying that Syrian- that the the Turks or or- on the Border, they were using World Food Organization trucks to take in weapons and troops into Syria. And then Turkish Intelligence, I think, it declared her as a spy, and she went on press tv and said she’s very worried she’s been- they’re saying she’s a spy; she’s not a spy. And then that that very same day she died in an accident, and of course there was a- there’s a cover up! They never really investigated. Even though she was an American, the American Embassy was indifferent, but everyone that I know believes that she was murdered

It’s pretty clear that Turkish Intelligence murdered her. Why? because she was telling what they were doing with ISIS. So Erdogan, why would Erdogan make- turn these people into moderates? ..Because he’s not a moderate, he’s an extremist, and he’s he’s- his children these are his proxies! So if- but but let’s say for for pragmatic reasons, for PR reasons, he and Golani tell their hen- tell their henchmen to tone it down, to stop slaughtering people. You think they’re going to do that? Do you think that these terrorists who have this history will refrain from slaughtering innocent people? No I don’t think so. Well, uh Mohammed- Abu Mohammed Al Golani had a $10 million bounty on his head from the the uh Department of State not too long ago, as of 2017. Now he’s been completely reformed and rebranded as- by CNN.. Yes he had a whole CNN interview uh that rebranded him as a more legitimately moderate, quote unquote “Rebel”.

 

Links-

Israel’s SECRET WEAPON: Iran & Hezbollah Unmask Erdogan as IDF Tool w/ Prof. Mohammad Marandi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFin_si7ZQk

Mary’s Messages
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