Matthew Kachuk

Two is when we talk about the Kurds, I mean, most people don't understand what the whole Kurdish nation or Kurds, that part of that race involves.

I mean, you have Kurds that live in and have been in Iran.

You have Kurds that are in Iraq.

You have Kurds that are in Syria.

And you have Kurds that are in Turkey.

All of them are not...

though they are all Kurdish, they're not all on the same side all the time.

I mean, we saw it in Iraq.

I used to, I mean, I was up with Barzani and Talabani a lot up in the Kurdish portions of Iraq.

They fought each other left and right when Saddam was still in power.

because they're vying for power themselves.

And that is one of the problems that we're going to see in Iran, is all the little different factions.

Because as Eric Prince previously stated, it's not all Iranians.

I mean, they're all Iranians, but they're not necessarily all Persians.

There is Baluchis, there's Kurds.

We've got several different factions.

And yeah, they're going to have a problem.

They're going to have trouble figuring it out.

I know, Mark.

I and Megan, I would agree with you completely on all of that.