Kevin Hodges

I'm serious.

They actually make that argument.

I'm being serious.

Right, right.

Yeah, it doesn't.

It doesn't.

No, you can't even trust him.

You can't even trust that protest stuff either because if you go back to, I think, 2008 or 2009, the CIA was beginning to try to push for what they're doing right now, which was the Green Revolution.

So color revolutions are all National Endowment for Democracy, NED, Gene Sharp, and the Einstein Institute.

They all push for...

this idea of color revolutions which we've done in all these post-soviet countries it's a cia project and they were pushing the green revolution in iran about 2009 10 11 and it wasn't successful but they've been trying to do this for a long time to get this regime change yeah i think uh what what we've done i'm gonna i'm just you know i'm hoping for the best and i'm just i'm still pulling from i don't want to see more soldiers die i don't want to see nothing you know

And also, I mean, Shia Islam is a little more amenable to Christianity in the West than has been, say, Sunni Islam.

Sunni Islam has a tendency to be more aggressive.

Iran's a little more tolerant, but it's also an end times cult.

So that will just embolden this kind of ideology of the Shia to be more aggressive, I would think.

Well, anybody that the U.S.

doesn't like is a terrorist state.

I'm serious.

They just designate whoever is the target.

And it's not consistent either because it's like, well, wait a minute.