Now The World Feels 47 Years of BLACKMAILING By Iran

This Valuetainment episode features a solo monologue detailing the severe and long-standing impact of Iran's actions on the world, particularly Europe. The speaker asserts that Iran has been "blackmailing the whole world" for 47 years, with a lack of significant international reaction to internal atrocities such as women being sold and hanged, and gays being thrown from roofs before and after the revolution. The central thesis is that Iran, as part of an "axis of evil" alongside Russia, China, and North Korea, actively finances global terrorist organizations, directly contributing to widespread violence and cultural conflict.

The speaker explicitly claims that Iran finances "every single terrorist organization around the world known even Boo Haram in Nigeria" and Hamas, labeling all jihad as "paid at sponsored by Iran." This alleged state sponsorship is presented not as a distant issue but one with direct, violent consequences for Europe. The monologue argues that many in Europe are now experiencing firsthand the effects of this extremism.

Specific examples cited include "jihad already" in Europe, where "machetes people are beheaded in the name of the religion" and "priests are killed." The speaker also highlights an "extreme" number of rapes, attributing them to perpetrators who are "different culturally and they believe they can rape infidels." This is framed as a direct outcome of Europe's perceived weakness in allowing "jihadists and uneducated wild people from different cultural circles" into its borders.

The episode criticizes the lack of understanding in regions that have not yet experienced these issues, stating, "you do not understand the scale of what is happening in Sweden, what is happening in Germany, what is happening in Paris, what is happening around Europe." The speaker implies that this ignorance prevents a true grasp of the severity of the situation. Listeners are left with a stark perspective on Iran's alleged role in global terrorism and the urgent, violent repercussions unfolding in various European nations, driven by a perceived lack of global and European resolve.