Kashayar Junaidi
speaker
158 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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a response by attacking U.S.
bases in the neighboring countries.
President Trump has announced that the ceasefire between Iran and the U.S.
is over, but the talks will continue.
Of course, talks today, the first step of talks after the week-long pause, which was because of the funeral of Ali Khamenei, the talks were not fruitful, but it seems that both sides have decided that the talks will carry on.
We have to fight it.
We have to.
And so we did.
There is no guarantee, there is no talk from the separatists, no reach out from any of the movements here to talk with any First Nation as far as I'm aware about what this new area of Alberta would look like if we were to separate from Canada.
For 36 years, his will was what was implemented.
No matter elections, parliamentary elections, a president, all of them were second to him.
So he was the most important person in the country.
And he had a, according to the constitution of the Islamic Republic, he had a high religious as well as high political standing.
And nobody was above him.
He was above the law.
And many people,
were not happy with the way the country moved forward during his reign.
And the result of that dismay and that resentment was the uprisings, was the protests in January, which were heavily crushed.
So Khamenei's last chapter of his reign will be remembered as a bloody chapter in which thousands of people were killed on the streets of Tehran and other cities across the country, people who were not happy with their economic situation.
And now the chants you are hearing now, these are the people which will remember Khamenei
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