[00:02] thanks to a phantom army.  And nobody is talking about it.  The phantom army, in fact, it has another name.  It's an army of Cdos.  Do you know what Cos are?  The Kurds are a people who do not have an established nation.  That's
[00:16] about 30 to 50 million people in total.  And they live in a mountainous region somewhere between Iran, Türkiye, and other countries.  And they have separate groups, several of them, each with a different type of interest.  They do have
[00:30] internal conflicts, but let's just say they 're relatively united, depending on their interests.  But this is the first time in history that the main groups have held a meeting and joined together to invade basically a country, which was
[00:45] precisely Iran. A few days before the attacks by the United States and Israel on Iranian territory, which incidentally resulted in the death of the Ayatollah, they resulted in the death of the Ayatollah, they held this meeting, and soon after the
[01:00] attacks they were already entering Iran frantically.  These Kurdish groups, they are funded by the United States, they have military support, training.   The they have military support, training.   The United States has partnered
[01:14] is the first time in history that all the groups have come together.  So what happens?  The United States is taking specific actions, but the real revolution in Iran will be from the inside out.  So, these
[01:30] Kurdish groups are essentially going to instigate a civil war there to effectively overthrow the regime, so that we can have someone there who is pro- United States, as far as possible, and then the United States can control
[01:44] oil in that region, control the Strait of Hormuz, among other things.  So this phantom army, nobody's talking about it, but in the end they're going to be much more important for two reasons.
[01:58] True change has to happen on the ground, from the inside out. its soldiers.  That's why the Kurds are taking the risk there.  Furthermore, the United States will be able to leave them there for a while and focus on operations in
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