Peter Schiff

But there is a large segment of the population that is very unhappy.

Scott Besson at Davos all but admitted, bragged about the economic pressure, the economic warfare that the U.S.

has been waging against Iran and the increased pressure.

It's important to understand this was something else that actually Jeffrey Sachs laid out in that interview with Glenn Deason.

The reason Scott Besson became so wealthy and what he became known for

was working with George Soros in the 90s to attack the British pound successfully, by the way.

So this is a guy who knows about attacking currencies.

And what triggered, what was the igniting force behind these protests?

It was a currency collapse.

And then it spread more broadly.

And obviously, there are a lot of reasons that people in Iran are dissatisfied with their government.

But that was the precipitating force.

Then you also had, you know, the Israelis and others bragging about Mossad agents into the streets alongside the protesters.

Like, we can't be Pollyanna-ish and imagine that the U.S.

and Israel were not involved at all, that they were totally hands-off.

No, they were trying to engineer this level of pressure.

And this has been, you know, acute in this instance, these tactics that are being deployed.

But this has been the long-term strategy of the U.S.

So, you know, that's worth putting out there just in terms of thinking about.

They've tried a variety of techniques.