The Fight for Freedom Inside Iran | Real Talk

Could the protests sparked by the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini be a tipping point for the Iranian people to affect real change in their country? Investigative journalist Lisa Daftari sits with PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to discuss Iran’s role in terror attacks around the world, the strange alliance between far-leftists and Islamist extremists, and what the West can do to support the Iranian people in their fight against their tyrannical government.

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[SDscrch]

Americans don't have any where to "run" to
this is where we make our stand!

[majorburke]

I wish conservatives in the US would start the type of committed protests they have in IRAN.

[shipmcgree]

The Persians I've met are pretty friendly. The older ones can be a bit paranoid, but history explains that.

[ZevOsterElements]

The only way to make our foreign policy even more dangerous would be Iraq 3.0

[netfalsifikaciiistorii]

*I remember 1979: "SkyLab" and Iran all the summer.*

[ShirKhorshid]

Thank you for this interview! They are chanting: we won’t go home until we conclude our revolution. The mullahs are hanging by a thread and the people will not settle for anything less that regime change.

[majorburke]

Fight or flight. So, where do we run?

[orthodoxcatholicsakura]

Thank you for having this journalist on to talk about what’s going on in Iran, but I wish you would stop interrupting her. There were several times where I was really interested in what she had to say, but you just had to interrupt with your own question. If you cannot stop yourself from interrupting the guest, please have a different host who will actually listen to the guest instead of interrupting with their own agenda.

[majorburke]

“Telegram” is no good. I got kicked off from three platforms that pretended to be conservative.

[BriBorgersen]

I really hate when interviewers cut off their interviewee!!! Such a pet peeve

[johnpolitis]

I went to a museum and saw exhibits of rural and village life Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Loristan, Khorasan, etc.

[floridaboy.californiaman.]

Having voice's is what help's. 🇺🇸🗽🦅

[johnpolitis]

Individuals and government policy are two different things. The government officials of a Western country and the people of a Western country are also two different notions.

[soroushafsharjam]

Contrary to many others who give false information about the purpose of the Iranian uprising, Lisa is right. The majority of Iranians in the nation, including me, believe that the monarchy should return.

[majorburke]

3-million subscribers and I’m the only commenter?

[johnpolitis]

Human rights according to Islamic values like the Islamic concept of shura(consultation, representation), not Western values.

[mohammadrezahassani]

I'm living in Iran, and averse of this government. But I think sanction against Islamic republic would result in a more North Korean like regime. If more sanction against Iran approved, then Islamic republic doesn't have any excuse to build and use nuclear weapon, although agreement with Iran helping terrorists. The only solution is to fight this regime in "any" ways to be destroyed as soon as possible. But in the meantime, I don't have "any" way in my mind. There is nothing for us. Protest in Iran only leads to worse situation and government become more dictatorial and stupid even we couldn't imagine. Agreement or sanction of the West with Iran is a loss in both cases for everyone. We suffer in absolute despair, there is no way out.

[МаксимСоколов-дя]

American sanctions did not help Iranian women, from the beginning.

[johnpolitis]

Can we compare Khorasan in Iran to India and Central AsiaI(Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, etc.) and Loristan to Albania and Chameria(Epirus, Thrace, etc.) culturally speaking?

[Joe-pbbm]

King's Point, NY. Largest Persian - Jewish ✡️ population in The US, + home of The Merchant Marine Academy..