Amen. I can't thank you enough for the music video you shared with me the other day.

My goodness, it was so moving. Yeah, moving in the wrong direction.

So dear listener, this was a music video for a new, what do you call this? A new national

patriotic, religious, crazy anthem that the Iranian regime released on the 20th of March this year

on the eve of Nowruz, the Persian New Year festival. It's called Salam Commander.

And Amen, describe the music video. Don't describe, don't tell us the words, just like what is

the scene? It's like in a big courtyard of a mosque somewhere. Yeah, it is, you know, the courtyard

of a big mosque in Kumbh and you have all of these young children. Under 10, these are really young

kids. Yeah, very, very young kids. You know, some of them are the children of Iranian martyrs,

Iranian, you know, people who died, you know, for the regime and different theaters. They

aren't there almost tens of thousands and they are chanting that song, you know, with that very

commanding figure who is singing this song for them. Yes, there are all these children in this big

courtyard of a mosque. And they're, you know, some of them are holding pictures of Qasim al-Sulimani,

for example. Yes. And others are holding pictures of their martyred fathers, I guess.

Some of them are in tears, you know, that sometimes they salute the hidden Imam, which the song

is really all about. We've never done this uncomplicated. So let's see if it'll work. I'm going to

ask our producer B to play a little bit of this song and then we'll talk about it. So here is

Salam Commander.

There you have it. That's Salam Commander, a little brief clip. The words are obviously

in Farsi, the language of Iran, but this is what they are in English. Please arrive. I'll give

my life for you. I promise to become your partisan. I promise to fall in love with you. I'll fall

head over heels for you. Despite being so short, I'll become one of your army's commanders.

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