EP:51 - War's Over
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All humans break. The difference between humans and gods is that gods can break humans.
Negotiate now. End this war.
You're watching Provoked with Daryl Cooper and Scott Horton. Debunking the propaganda lies of the past, present, and future. This is Provoked.
Yay, it's the show. It's me, Scott Horton, and my good buddy, Martyr Made, Daryl Cooper.
How you doing, Daryl? Doing all right. Doing all right. Been outside in the sun most of the day, pulling up weeds while listening to an audio book that I need to listen to for the next Martyr Made podcast. But good day overall. All right, man. Good times.
Well, me... I've been getting interviewed all day long and saying the same thing over and over again. So instead of that, I'm going to ask you to comment on some things that are going on. First, though, it is crucial that I show the people this, which is... Expat Money. And they sponsored this show. And as you can see here, they have plan B residencies and instant citizenships getting a second passport today. And this is free as is virtually all the resources here on their website, expatmoney.com. It's Mikkel Thorpe. And I was reading this thing, Daryl, that said, it was the New York Times, but it said that there's actually net population loss in the United States last year. And a huge part of that is because of
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And that is all at expatmoney.com. Now, obviously the big news, man, is that, um, on Sunday they announced that they have a memorandum of understanding, uh, with the Iranians to end the war. And, um, the, uh, say hi puppy dog. We're on the radio here. Um, and, uh, And then they've released various versions of it. I think we more or less know what's in the MOU now. They released the official American version of it yesterday, and they're supposed to sign tomorrow. This is live Thursday night, but a lot of people are going to be hearing the recording of this. But on Friday, they're supposed to be meeting in Switzerland in order to sign the deal. And well, let's just go over it here for a bit. In fact... boy, if I have my act together, man, I have it.
No, I don't want to do that. Do I? And I had a little summary I'd written for myself somewhere, but, um, uh, essentially I guess what it comes down to is that the only thing Iran does for America is they reopen the straight and everything else in here, America does for Iran. And that includes security guarantees, promises not to intervene in their internal affairs anymore. Um, a recognition of at least some of their nuclear rights as to be, which they punt on the nuclear issue overall, but there's some recognition of their nuclear rights in there to be negotiated further. A recognition, you know, there's a little turn of phrase in there, but it's ultimately a recognition of their dominance of the Gulf.
It says there will be no tolls or controls over the Gulf for 60 days. And then there will be in a joint condominium with the Omanis. Then it says that America will release about 25, I guess, $24 billion in frozen assets. and they're going to begin to set up and they're not disputing this, although a little bit of the terms, but a $300 billion reconstruction fund. And that's what they're calling it. Reparations fund for all that we destroyed in the war. Um, and whatever else they want to spend it on. Um, then, um, the well here I can put this up here while I'm talking this is from the Axios version here we're going to lift all of the sanctions regime Daryl all of it like dating back to I don't know when but supposedly that's the agreement is like whatever what going back to Bill Clinton days or something I don't know they're going to lift all the sanctions and oh Iran does promise not to get nuclear weapons but that's
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:04–14:34
2
What does the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran actually promise and who gains what?
14:34–29:50
3
Could Trump's MOU be credited with ending the Iran war and why might it hold?
29:50–43:05
4
Why do pundits call the US military effort an imperial overreach and what lessons from Paul Kennedy apply?
43:05–1:12:25