All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in the Middle East with the conflict between Iran and Israel.

Alexander, your thoughts were four days into this now?

We're entering the fourth day or four days into this.

What are your thoughts on what's been happening?

If you go back and look at our various programs, I mean, we were discussing the fact that

this was plainly a regime change operation.

I mean, that was its major purpose.

And we also said, and this was, you know, what we've been consistently saying in our various

programs.

Actually, if I can interrupt you, real quick, you said two days before the strikes, the Israeli strikes, you said they're going to, Israel is going to launch decapitation strikes. Decapitation strikes. Exactly. I don't know. How did you know about that? Or how did you guess? How did you guess? How did I guess? Because it's what the Israelis have been doing.

I mean, it has been their consistent practice in the last year in their various conflicts

around the Middle East.

They did this in Lebanon, as we saw on a big scale.

They've done this with Hamas.

They've tried to do this not so far up with great success with the Houthis.

So it was logical that they would try to do this with Iran.

Because that is the only way, if we're talking about Iran specifically,

that is the only way that they could achieve quickly the result that they wanted, which was regime change in Iran. Because it's clear that Israel does not have the capacity to attack and destroy Iran's nuclear facilities in Fordor and Isfahan and the rest, which are buried deep underground

inside mountains. So it was logical that they would go for decapitation strikes, and that's exactly

what they've tried to do. And there's been all kinds of discussion about how successful they've been,

and they have been successful up to a certain point.

They've killed a lot of nuclear scientists, some say up to 14.

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