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Nigel Farage is said to be the subject of an in-depth investigation in The Times into “illicit funding,” undeclared and running into millions, attributed to a convicted criminal. The betting markets are described as nearly closed on the proposition that Nigel Farage is poised to resign over mounting financial scandals. The speaker predicts that reform is finished “with Nigel Farage,” especially if he is forced out by House of Commons authorities.
The speaker then claims that the BBC has used “the law to force you to pay them,” and says the BBC has informed YouTube that it must prioritize “trusted news sources.” The speaker argues that prioritizing BBC One, BBC Two, Channel Four, Sky News, and “Uncle Tom, Cobbly and all” would deprioritize other outlets, and claims YouTube must comply “on pain of financial sanction or worse.” The speaker adds that after this, a BBC license fee may be charged for watching YouTube, which is currently exempt. They say many people watch television only on computers via YouTube and other platforms and therefore avoid a license fee, but predict this will not last.
The speaker moves to international stories, describing the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (Sayyid Ali Khamenei), the leader and theologian of Iran, and says he was slain by “the United States and Israel” on the first day of the Ramadan war. The speaker claims Khamenei’s wife, daughter, and her children were also killed, and says a 14-month-old granddaughter was burned to death while playing with toys. The speaker further claims Washington, D.C., and “occupied Tel Aviv” were locations of attacks involving children, and says 160 schoolgirls were murdered in Minab while sitting at desks.
They describe a funeral process lasting six days because coffins of Khamenei’s family are moved around cities in Iran, then to Karbala in neighboring Iraq, and finally back to Mashhad where he will be buried. The speaker says funeral commemorations involve “10 million people” in Tehran and calls it “the biggest funeral in human history,” adding that Trump’s July 4th celebrations were overshadowed.
According to the speaker, Donald Trump reacted to Axios accounts of “millions of people weeping,” despite claims that they “didn’t like him.” The speaker says Trump is now seeing the same pictures, and claims the grieving crowd is shifting toward revenge, with “red flags of revenge” replacing other flags. They argue the chant “death to America” would be expected because, they say, it was America that caused the funeral and murdered Khamenei and others, leading to further war dynamics.
The speaker then delivers a history of “American imperialism,” saying the U.S. is 250 years old and that only 19 years have passed without the U.S. being at war with other people. They claim the U.S. and Western Europe have invaded other countries, “stealing their land,” “stealing their wealth,” and taking people as slaves, and they assert that the U.S. was founded on “the genocide of the Native American people.” They claim Spanish, French, English, and “Western, settler colonialism” murdered “a hundred million Native Americans,” and say Africans were taken into slavery and later subjected to apartheid systems “until this day.” They also mention celebrations by people in Beirut and by “lunatics in Japan” after U.S. atomic bombs.
Finally, the speaker returns to Trump’s July 4th events, calling him a “thief,” a “betrayer,” and accusing him of abusing women and allegedly “little girls,” associating him with “Epstein class degenerates,” and says it is a misfortune that the time has been “Donald Trump.” They end by saying two guests will appear, beginning with Professor Mohammad Marandi, “direct from Tehran.”