Dear Patrick, as an Iranian-American, I have to sincerely thank you for being one of the few to ask the BEST and most fundamental questions to Reza Pahlavi. You come extremely prepared to every interview, and help to enlighten all of us in an engaging way. Kudos to you and what you have accomplished - I know how important this podcast was for you, and we deeply appreciate your long efforts towards making this happen! 👏👏👏

@smartrideshare895

7 ай бұрын

Well said!

@canihave1dab724

7 ай бұрын

Buy more likes lol what’s happened to KZread 😂

@no.1_2u32

7 ай бұрын

This is an EXTREMELY IMPORTANT interview. It’s, perhaps, more important than ever that we as Americans foster civilized conversations with Iranian leaders.

@dertythegrower

7 ай бұрын

Can confirm, very suspicious.... 🤔 @@canihave1dab724

@dertythegrower

7 ай бұрын

also, funny name brother 🤙 🍯 ehehehe @@canihave1dab724

Dear Patrick, as an Englishman with several Iranian friends who I respect massively, I wanted to say thank you. Persian civilisation is great and deserves so much better. I will share this with my Iranian brothers. This would never happen on mainstream media. Your efforts are so important, especially now. Thank you!

@ramtins9258

6 ай бұрын

based bro appreciate you very much

@politicsnature6377

6 ай бұрын

He is not englishman. He was born and lived in Iran till he was ten years old. Then family moved to USA.

@Brynson87

6 ай бұрын

​@@politicsnature6377 You've missed the point mate. I'm English and I know the British government had a big hand in toppling the Shah and backing the Islamic Revolution to a degree to get a good deal on oil. It didn't work out the way the British and other Western interests wanted.

@zvk75

6 ай бұрын

​@@Brynson87spot on. Up. So this Valuetainment is backing UK and the West for topling the Iran Kingdom?

@alchemicalweddings7489

6 ай бұрын

It's true, but it's also possible to glamourise and idealise the Shah, it's never been perfect out there. On the other hand it was a damn sight better than it is now and the West needs to get a grip before it's too late. Trouble is that Russia won't stop sending radicalised Islamists our way@@Brynson87

I’m a South African Iranian Baháʼí who’s never been to Iran. Thank you so much for this interview. I hope the people of Iran remain strong and that my family may one day return. ❤️‍🩹 Power to the people of Iran!

@cecilemuntu5401

2 ай бұрын

I love that 😊

@mikenogozones

Ай бұрын

stay strong, I respect your religion...hopefully one day you'll be able to practice it in Iran

@anthonraj6168

Ай бұрын

Hi there ,We arr flowers of one garden, leaves of one tree. AllahuAbha.

@user-rt9bc4eu5w

Ай бұрын

I am Zoroastrian from India whose family was persecuted during the second muslim invasion. The Shah was a glimmer of hope who loved all his people equally. I too wish that I can visit Iran one day.

@dfui.

26 күн бұрын

The Shah of Iran, the father of this guest, was installed by the CIA and had one of the most cordial relationships with Izrail and apartheid South Africa. 😅😅😅😅😅😅

Nearly 9000 comments and yet I want to say that Reza Pahlavi is one of the most inspiring persons I have ever listened to. I bow my head in recognition of someone as close to saintly as it is possible to be, and I am not a believer in any religion. I just think that he has the exactly right attitude and approach to what needs to unfold in Iran. This humility is outstanding and I hope very much that I shall see him at work, doing exactly what he wants to do, no more, no less, and while I am alive I see Iran become a free country, with religion finally separated from power, from politics. BRAVO to Reza Pahlavi! I love you!

@historicalpodcast30

4 ай бұрын

I think u r a sick person, HE IS NOTHING BUT A TRAITOR TO HIS COUNTRY AND PEOPLE LIKE IR.

@bridieoloughlin103

4 ай бұрын

Yes. We'll said. No. Need for. War. Greed. Just good will among. All nations. Bbb❤❤❤

@daughterofCyrustheGreat

4 ай бұрын

It's so heartwarming to finally witness someone speak for us who has this effect not only on us but on others as well. When he's in power, we'll see a more peaceful world. You can see what kind of Iran he would want by looking at his father's and grandfather's time as Shahs. Love and peace to you ❤❤❤

@fatemehsalimi-tari2838

3 ай бұрын

unfolding Iran by Raza Pahlavi means spreading freedom and prosperity to the whole world. We are all connected.

@selcukcilek555

Ай бұрын

@@fatemehsalimi-tari2838 Talk for yourself. Leave "the world" out of this.

As a Greek, I have the utmost love and admiration for Iran, her culture and her history. In ancient times, our two peoples dueled each other over the fate of the known world several times - conflicts so legendary that they still capture the imagination of the public to this day. In modern times, our two nations were among the closest of friends - almost certainly due to our shared history ancient history. During the 2,500 year celebration of Persian Civilization, our King Constantine II stood next to Mohammad Reza Shah during the ceremony. And after his death in Cairo, our King attended the funeral of Mohammad Reza Shah in a show of his friendship - one of the only heads of state in the world to do so. This past year when Constantine II died, Empress Farah was among the attendees. Our two peoples possess a long relationship with rich histories, thousands of years old, and I hope that one day Iran's people will find freedom again.

@gildakarbassi611

6 ай бұрын

As an Iranian, I appreciate your kind and peaceful words.

@dariushidar4731

6 ай бұрын

Evxaristo poly. Na iste kala.

@MichelMrz

6 ай бұрын

The history we shared was and still is wonderful and I believe we should celebrate it through media, museums and tourism. I really hope one day both of nations will rise again as leaders of the world who fairly compete and admire each other in terms of technology, innovation, science, economy, culture, philosophy, poetry, … similar to old days but this time in peace 🤍

@elfarro2507

6 ай бұрын

we Iranian love Greece also the past is past

@cartesian_doubt6230

6 ай бұрын

Greeks fought for the Persians probably more than they fought against the Persians. Greek mercenaries were highly valued by the Persians. See Xenephon.

Iran seems like a beautiful culture and place. Prayers for the Iranian people

@nelsonmandela129

7 ай бұрын

We hope THAT THE KING REZA PAHLAVI 'S BACK IN IRAN

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

The refugee shah and its refugee followers are only TALK no action

@jeannesheridan2617

7 ай бұрын

Amen. Loved it there

@manimjd4146

7 ай бұрын

As an iranian thank you all

@mrsimpleslowmo

7 ай бұрын

Just like turks, their culture was beautiful but now they don't have a culture. It's just an arab culture now

My family is Armenian, my grandfather was born in 1928 in Besiktas, Istanbul he told me about stories of traveling to Iran in his teenage years, he said it was absolutely incredible, one of the most beautiful exciting places he’d ever seen. It’s difficult to imagine, considering the current state of Iran, though my knowledge on the subject is limited. Less so now that I have this interview at my disposal, thank you Patrick you never cease to amaze me.

@arshanmostafavi9621

6 ай бұрын

I just got back from visiting Iran around 3-4 months ago , I spent almost 3 months in Iran in the Gilan Province up north by the Caspian Sea. Don’t let the media fool you , Iran is still an amazing and beautiful place to visit . Most hospitable people ever , amazing food , amazing sites … best 3 months I ever had anywhere .

@Mokh7777

6 ай бұрын

Of course Armenians always have a special place for us Iranian 💕

@sadredinseyedi5043

6 ай бұрын

Iran is controlled by fascists. Their economy is based on hostage-taking and intimidation. They are enemies of Iran and civilization. Traveling to Iran is not recommended because there is a good chance that tourists will be taken hostage to exchange with their terrorists.

@MrSilverbirch

6 ай бұрын

@@arshanmostafavi9621 Ive seen a few youtube clips of Western travellers in Iran,and have always been amazed at the open friendliness of the people.Some great historical sites and places to visit.So much potential if they could unshackle themselves from the unelected regime

@mofallah2400

6 ай бұрын

No dispute Iran is a gorgeous country with hospitable people. The problem is the religious rulers who are destroying Iran. @@arshanmostafavi9621

From fleeing Iran and living in refugee camps to building an empire and interviewing the crown prince. Seriously PBD, you are an inspiring man. Your story beams what’s possible in America. You make me want to be a better man.

@vincentdavis1926

7 ай бұрын

America is stolen land

@Foxtrotwilconiner1969

7 ай бұрын

Hail Alex

@justinmasknj4785

7 ай бұрын

Yea this is definitely a very very big moment for him

@ciaronsmith4995

6 ай бұрын

Iran wasn't that bad. Do you even listen to what he says? It was a powerful country and still kind of is.

@nextime3927

6 ай бұрын

How do you know he couldn't make it even better in Iran?!

All of us (Iranian people) in iran are with our king, The king Reza pahlavi

He's a good man, and so was his father.I pray for peace and freedom for the Iranian people.

@monasi9448

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot 🙏✨️

@mack1517

Ай бұрын

You are most welcome. God bless.

@237sv

Ай бұрын

His father was a murderer. Don’t let the savagery of the animals running Iran right now let us become like the Filipinos and the Marcos and forget that truth.

@robertwalsh4408

Ай бұрын

So you were there and know him and his father.. his father was despised by the Iranian people.. think you're getting the emotional message but not the truth message.. for a revolution to happen in a country you need the people to rebel. That's what happened. They want America out.. wake up

@SooreshKanhaye

Ай бұрын

11¹​

Applaus gentlemen. I lived in Iran the last 2-3 years of the Shah. May the crown prince wishes come true in a foreseeable future and his kids can enjoy a sincere democratie Iran.

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

@kjngjericho2411

6 ай бұрын

Put your democracy in one place😂

@thinkabout.2504

6 ай бұрын

Are you wishing them for democratic? Can we talk about the Native American whose land is stolen by white European?

@zackahmane7683

6 ай бұрын

Is coming back as king

@kjngjericho2411

6 ай бұрын

@@zackahmane7683 tu ablah hasti magar

I am not Iranian but i can’t believe that I was glued watching this interview for almost three hours! Very insightful and informative! It is time worth spent! Thank you Patrick!!

@nancydrew1102

6 ай бұрын

Me too , not Iranian but was a beautiful interview giving so much hope for their people . Hopefully it will one come to pass .

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not..

@marymc6701

6 ай бұрын

where are you guys from? greetings from iran, btw!

@patriotir

6 ай бұрын

You sound like a cyber bot!

Most Americans don't realize that at one time, Iran was a very popular tourist destination.❤

@play030

2 ай бұрын

And it's better now that you can't come.

@selcukcilek555

Ай бұрын

@@play030 Agree. The less US americans as tourists the less trouble as a country you have.

@HouseOfAntioch

Ай бұрын

​@selcukcilek555 well they can't anymore can they, with that islamist totalitarian regime in control right now.

@Mercy_Chanter

Ай бұрын

@@play030 Better for whom? Certainly not for the Iranian women. Iranian women experience discrimination in law and in practice in ways that deeply impact their lives, particularly with regard to marriage, divorce and custody issues. Khamenei supports poisoning little schoolgirls if they protest against Iran's inhumane laws. Between November 2022 and March 2023, up to 7,000 schoolgirls were poisoned at dozens of schools in at least 28 of Iran's 31 provinces, according to human rights groups and government officials.

@patszer8314

Ай бұрын

@play030 No offense, sir, but I have no desire at the present time to travel anywhere near the Middle East. Warmest regards from the Patszer!

God bless the Prince and the Real Family. The world need peace and restauration to Iran Country. Blessings from México

Thank you for this so important interview. I hope that the world will see Crown Prince in power ASAP. He is the most literate, intelligent monarch on earth, and one of the most prepared world leaders . We need you, the world needs peace and development. Iran needs you, the women of the world need you!

I hope he gets back to Iran and reclaim his throne and end this madness created by ayatollahs.

@alghorbeh9824

Ай бұрын

Lol he's a puppet 🤣🤣

@oliverlogmao3926

Ай бұрын

@@alghorbeh9824 So are you

@biasa4830

Ай бұрын

@@alghorbeh9824exactly

@user-xv4sb7zr5l

Ай бұрын

It would be better with an represantative status or elected president of a democracy.

Thanks for having this wonderful man on your podcast. Since I am in my 70’s I remember his father. What a shame that he was taken down and had to leave his country. You can tell that his son would make a good leader. We need good leaders in all countries.

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

@sohilaassadi5983

6 ай бұрын

❤❤

As an Iranian I wanna thank all the non-iranians who took the time to watch the whole interview and wrote so many positive comments about our Crown Prince. He is by far the only person most the of the Iranians trust him to represent us for a regime change today. All nations around the world need peace, freedom, human rights and development ❤️ including Iran

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

@user-nv7kb1nz9i

6 ай бұрын

I actually felt privileged to listen to this Interview :)

@suren2313

6 ай бұрын

As an Armenian I enjoyed and privileged to watch this SPECIAL interview with Crown Prince of Iran. The most important thing that he maintained for me was when he said the territorial integrity of Iran 2:38:54

@2TurntKaren

6 ай бұрын

There are some parallels I hear - of Iran to Saudi Arabia. Muslims calling MBS a bad Muslim for opening the country and easing restrictions and promoting vision 2030. But MBS has a different strategy- telling the citizens to listen to the scholars but obey the leader. While the conservatives fear it will dilute their culture.

@alchemicalweddings7489

6 ай бұрын

I hope he is restored to power, I've been thinking of it daily since the terrible events in Israel

Iranian majority trust in Shah Reza Pahlavi

I’m a South African (White Afrikaner) and looked the whole interview What a Gentlemen the prince are I really hope he can help rebuild his nation Wish him well and hope he will be excepted by his ppl🙏

I'm not Iranian but I watched the entire podcast and learned a lot. I believe we're going to see positive changes in Iran. Thank you PBD for this amazing discussion.

@kianredox

7 ай бұрын

I hope so, thanks🙏🏻

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

@HeSo-tx4nl

6 ай бұрын

Do you mean change which will benefit the West? His father and grandfather were removed from power by the UK and the USA and the intelligence services of Western countries, puppet and Clown.

@sunnyromano6862

6 ай бұрын

I just found out I am 3% Iranian; not much but still shocked, I never knew; from DNA testing. I find this interview very interesting and educational.

@paymanzargar3635

6 ай бұрын

İ am an Iranian and i speak the truth, this man's father was one of brutal dictators of the resend history and he is kicked out and no one in Iran looking after this disgusting family. Americans are so angry because the people of Iran no more slave of USA. They are free and despite the sanctions they growing in al aspect of live. This is just US propaganda to slave the Iranians again, but no never wil happened again. Research before believe this nonsenses

As an Armenian living in the US, am very much interested in the history of IRAN , specifically past events of the last 50 years, did watched the the FULL interview & enjoyed it to the fullest... Thank you so much gents! God Bless

@meowclaws4690

6 ай бұрын

Do u live in cali

@pahlavism666

6 ай бұрын

Javis shah👑👑👑

@petrolo72

6 ай бұрын

💯 agree. Here in LA, we have tens of thousands of Persian Armenians, they are all great people and very warm and welcoming

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not..

@den264

6 ай бұрын

I would like to ask the prince if stability in the region means the ongoing imprinonment , subjugation and humiliation of over six million Palestinians by the racist apartheid state of Israel ! Perhaps that is one of the reasons those upstart religious zealots backed by the Iranian leader try so hard to upset the stsbility and the status quo.

This brings back memories. I was an American living in Iran from 1968-1972 and saw a lot of what was happening.

@selcukcilek555

Ай бұрын

WHAT was happening there?

What a legendary podcast. It goes to show how disconnected the mainstream media from reality is. It was a pure pleasure and enlightenment, definitely time well spend!

I am old enough to remember that the Iranian Navy kept the peace in the Indian Ocean when I was a kid. The Iranian Navy was in the Seychelles, when I was visiting their sailors and officers were very smart in their uniforms and were extremely well disciplined and mannered.

@marshalllapenta7656

6 ай бұрын

Why aren't the good stories of Iran, talked about more?

@nadinm.8686

6 ай бұрын

Reza Pahlavi betrayed and sold the Iranian revolution‼️ either I will remain king or the mullahs will remain. So with the help of #IRGCTerrorists he brought the people and the uprising apart! with the help of organized propagandists

@sasa2eli

6 ай бұрын

And not to mention that they were physically fit and inshape and educated.

@darthvader5300

6 ай бұрын

@@marshalllapenta7656 It is in the interest of the CORRUPT WEST to maintain their lying narratives about Iran and against the Iranian people. Because if they tell all the past good things and all historical truths about the past of Iran and that of the Iranian people, then people in the west will start asking a lot of UNCOMFORTABLE QUESTIONS that their western leadership does not want to answer because these western leadership are all GUILTY OF DESTROYING IRAN'S PAST POTENTIAL which could have turned Iran into the NEW JAPAN of the Middle East. It is National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and Henry Kissinger who TOLD the Shah of Iran the same statement "NO MORE NEW JAPANS" which means America does not want Iran to become a fully developed country like Japan that has a full-set economy because America wants Iran to become it's PUPPET VASSAL STATE which is helpless. The U.S and Israeli Lobby planned initiated the overthrow of the *(1) Shah of Iran so that it can create AN OIL SHOCK which in turn can give the U.S an excuse to raise interest rates of the Federal Reserves which in turn will and had destroyed the INDUSTRIALIZATION PROGRAM of *(2) Malaysia, *(3) Indonesia, and the *(4) Philippines. So what America did is to destroy the development of 4 nations with one shot which are Iran, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Because America wants to remain as a dictatorial tyrannical world power at that time for it does not want to other nations to become it's equal or surpass it because it BECAME DRUNK WITH POWER AND AVARICIOUS GREED. members.tripod.com/~american_almanac/contents.htm members.tripod.com/~american_almanac/tigers.htm Why the "Asian Tiger" Economic Miracle Is An Endangered Species, by Gail Billington, The American Almanac, April 7, 1997. National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, who told Tokyo officials in 1978 that the international financial elite ``will permit no new Japans.'' The 1985 Plaza Accords, imposed on Tokyo by Bush-buddy, U.S. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and the Bank for International Settlements, unleashed a process to dismantle Japan's ``full set'' economy, deliberately driving up the value of the yen, creating a huge speculative bubble in Japan itself, which led to a collapse in exports and skyrocketing prices, including in real estate. It is National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and Henry Kissinger who TOLD the Shah of Iran the same statement "NO MORE NEW JAPANS" which means America does not want Iran to become a fully developed country like Japan that has a full-set economy because America wants Iran to become it's PUPPET VASSAL STATE which is helpless. The U.S and Israeli Lobby planned initiated the overthrow of the *(1) Shah of Iran so that it can create AN OIL SHOCK which in turn can give the U.S an excuse to raise interest rates of the Federal Reserves which in turn will and had destroyed the INDUSTRIALIZATION PROGRAM of *(2) Malaysia, *(3) Indonesia, and the *(4) Philippines. So what America did is to destroy the development of 4 nations with one shot which are Iran, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Because America wants to remain as a dictatorial tyrannical world power at that time for it does not want to other nations to become it's equal or surpass it because it BECAME DRUNK WITH POWER AND AVARICIOUS GREED. "Full Set" Economies Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan developed on the basis of an economic model, known as the ``full set'' concept, which was rooted in the principles outlined by America's first Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton, and the National System of Political Economy of Germany's Friedrich List. Hamilton wrote that it was impossible to found a lasting and free nation-state, without government protection and fostering of industry, and especially of new scientific invention. These ideas were fully adopted in Japan as early as the 1870s, and in Taiwan and South Korea after World War II and the Korean War, respectively. Rather than allow their countries to be ``colonized'' by foreign capital, all three mobilized government credit, issued through government development banks, to develop infrastructure. Their central banks judiciously guided the commercial banks to loan specifically to such projects and to private companies to create entirely new industries. As each new industry came on line, the government then sold its share to a private firm to develop further. Japan, Taiwan and South Korea were all cut off from the mainland, poor in raw materials, and dependent on foreign fossil fuel, yet they chose to meet their postwar national security needs by developing industrial independence. This shows up overwhelmingly in the density of infrastructure development per capita, per square kilometer, and per household, as already shown, in part, by the relationship of manufacturing to agricultural labor force, energy generation per capita, and the significant extent to which that energy is derived from nuclear power, unlike any other countries in the region. The fundamental difference lies in the development, in depth, of the machine tool sector, comprised mostly of small and medium-sized firms, feeding the larger ``mother plants'' of the major firms with an increasing rate of qualitative improvement in product design and labor productivity, producing entirely new generations of machine tools (see Fig. 5). Author Mitsuhiro Seki, in his book Beyond the Full-Set Industrial Structure, captures the density of such machine-tool capacity in the Ota Ward, south of Tokyo, where some 2,000 such highly specialized shops operated. One systems designer told Seki, ``Within the radius of one-and-a-half hours travel from here are located all the development divisions of Japan's leading companies. I can make a paper airplane of my blueprint, toss it out the window, and in a few days the finished product will be ready.'' ``Tigers'' Singapore and Hongkong represent the counter-example. Founded as forward bases for running British Imperial financial and drug warfare against China, in particular, and continuing to this day as the pre-eminent, money-laundering centers for the region's vast black market economy, complemented by lower levels of low-skill, cheap-labor assembly operations, the stuffing in these tigers is pure fluff. As for the ``emerging Tigers'' of Southeast Asia, their attempts at serious industrial development have largely been still-born. Whatever intentions Thailand and the Philippines had of large-scale infrastructural and industrial development, fell victim to the double-whammy of the late-1970s oil shocks and Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker's stratospheric interest rate policies. In the early 1980s, the IMF ordered any such intentions shelved, and, in the case of the Philippines, unleashed a three-year process, from 1983-86, to ``break'' that country on the basis of a program of deregulation, privatization, and liberalization that dominates economic and financial policymaking to the present. For Indonesia and Malaysia, both oil and gas producing nations, the oil bonanza sustained their development policies until 1985-86. While it lasted, President Suharto of Indonesia, with the assistance of his Minister of Technology, B.J. Habibie, created a ``strategic industries'' sector of eight industrial firms, as the core of an independent national security production capability, serving both the civilian and military sectors. Habibie also advised Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad in building a similar ``Heavy Industrial Corporation of Malaysia (HICOM).'' But with the collapse of the oil price after 1985-86, the boom was lowered by the international financial elite. In Indonesia, the IMF-trained technocrats in the economic and financial bureaucracy successfully leashed the ``strategic industries'' sector such that it remains a potentiality for the future, but does not function as a ``technology driver'' for the economy as a whole. In Malaysia, the HICOM program was largely scrapped. No New Japans The failure of Southeast Asia to develop in the footsteps of Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan has to be laid, in part, at the door of such London-trained officials, as former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, who told Tokyo officials in 1978 that the international financial elite ``will permit no new Japans.'' The 1985 Plaza Accords, imposed on Tokyo by Bush-buddy, U.S. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and the Bank for International Settlements, unleashed a process to dismantle Japan's ``full set'' economy, deliberately driving up the value of the yen, creating a huge speculative bubble in Japan itself, which led to a collapse in exports and skyrocketing prices, including in real estate. Thus, began the diversion of investment away from the productive sector and physical economy and into feeding the speculative bubble.

@lambert801

6 ай бұрын

​@@marshalllapenta7656 Because we haven't had any for almost half a century now?

I’m an American and I believe every needs to listen to this!! So much information & facts that the public doesn’t even know…btw i’m only 26 years old…GREAT PODCAST PBD 🙏

@ThereductionistBoy

7 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

@standylixgames7757

7 ай бұрын

I'm 24, and I have always been fascinated on why the Middle is always fighting, and Iran most of time is always masterminding somethings. I really appreciate what pbd is doing

@Ncloud

4 ай бұрын

He is very well spoken when he said he doesn't want division with groups in Iran. He wants unity and to be like the Japan of the middle east not the North Korea and make his people not hope, but believe it is possible you can see that he wants to make his country that way.

Brilliant and exceptional interview, to finally get some facts and truths about Iran's history. His Father was so clear and brave to express his truth and values of his country. his son is an exceptional honour and privilege to know through his honest and very credible reflections and deep love for Iran. Khoumeni was a severe mistake. For me, this is 'must watch' material for anyone who is serious about knowing real history and insights of this beautiful country in the years of the Shah. What a delightful Prince, Iran can be very proud. President Reagan had the good Truth of the Shah in the 80's . Thank you Patrick.

As a Pakistani, I have always knew Pahlavi was way better for Iran than Khomeni, and today Reza Pahlavi proved it. I have lived in Iran with my Parents in Iran till 1975. Love Reza Pahlavi. Hope I get to see Reza Pahlavi making Iran and Iranis life happy, better economy and more trade and travel with Pakistan.

@Iranshahrwarrior

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words love from iran

@daughterofCyrustheGreat

4 ай бұрын

I love him too. He's genuine and very intelligent and patriotic just like his father and grandfather. I can't wait for the day Iran can finally open its doors to the world. Love and peace to you from Iran ❤

@jaiminpatel2784

3 ай бұрын

Doesn't pakistan have lots of terrorist group living there? Osama was found there too i guess if im not wrong Here i made it easy for you. Al-Qaeda. Lashkar-e-Omar. Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) Sipah-e-Sahaba. Jaish ul-Adl. Al Badr Mujahideen. Harkat ul Mujahideen All these terrorist groups are operating in pakistan

@Tech-with-ATA

3 ай бұрын

That was funny, His father was nothing more than a slave of western world,

@HasnainKhan-lh6si

3 ай бұрын

What is Pakistan 😂😂😂

In the middle of this interview, and I am not even Iranian! Reza Pahlavi is a beacon of hope for Iran, and I hope and pray and support a democratic, free Iran. Woman! Life! Freedom!

@amirhosseinkhosh4347

6 ай бұрын

You may not know,but this man and his family took 50 million dollars when they were running out of the country back in the 70s which in todays worth its 4 billion dollars,reza pahlavi has not worked one day in his life and didn't provide any soloution or guidance to iranian people,I was in streets a year ago when mahsaamini was murdered and all this guy did back in usa was reading the same bullshit he always did for 45 freaking years...

@risbolensky3921

6 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@amirhosseinkhosh4347

6 ай бұрын

@@risbolensky3921 of course instead of replying with reason all you can do is comment emojis

@risbolensky3921

6 ай бұрын

​@@amirhosseinkhosh4347 because his comment only deserve emojis. And I don't really want to talk with those who will repeat Washington's Regime foreign policy talking points

@zahrans

6 ай бұрын

Beacon of hope for Iran? LOL

Thank you Patrick! I wish our western leaders talked liked this man and cared as much about the people as he does. He is so articulate and compassionate. He is a gift to all who encounter him. May God bless him in his endeavours.

@marydiggins9294

6 ай бұрын

Yes, and he has personal integrity completely lacking in USA White House.

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

Enjoyed the full doc. Thanks Patrick for the episode. The prince is an intelligent man

Long live the dear prince and the hope of Iran

I am from Serbia when we used to be kingdom we have so much more prosperty. I am hoping that Serbia one day become Kingdom. Serbians love Iranian people!

@jeffhicks8428

7 ай бұрын

i dont think you could finish a high school economics quiz. then again, likely a bot like most comments.

@nelsonmandela129

7 ай бұрын

Thank you MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN WITH KING REZA PAHLAVI 👑 👑 👑

@Ffiffijs

7 ай бұрын

Destabilization of the Middle East is wat the west wants fools

@monasi9448

Ай бұрын

Dear Stefan, I hope for Serbia's sake that it becomes a kingdom. Iranians for Reza Pahlavi. Iranians for Serbia restoring it's kingdom.

@Thor-Orion

21 күн бұрын

Monarchies are so heavily vilified today, most people don’t know that a large number of Kings throughout history fought off the aristocracy to help the common people. Obviously not all of them, but there’s this blanket brainwashing that they’ve tried to instill in people to view the regicides and dissolutions of monarchies as a positive for the people, when in reality it has benefitted certain people far more than it has most people.

After all this, It's an honor when you "I was born in Iran" and you care! I watched the interview and I had tears in my eyes, for my country, our country. Thank you, sir.

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran.

@insouciant27

7 ай бұрын

​@@GandolinnIn the beginning of the interview, Pat spoke on how he longs to be able to take his children to Iran to show him living as an Iranian. He's allowed to be both.

@Folamas

6 ай бұрын

I feel like more people need to be called out for trying to get an emotional reaction to get more likes on their comment. Not guaranteeing you did this, but I sense it.

@sam-nariman6236

6 ай бұрын

​@@Gandolinn we don't give a shit, no one in Iran even knows PBD. We have so many inspiring figures in our country, for example the Mohamad Reza Shah, and the great Reza Shah.

@ALIDAD888

6 ай бұрын

It's funny because I am an American. I still have love and pride for Iranians. Such a rich culture and beauty. I want freedom for Iranians. I want the harts of my friends,family and all love ones to be happy. Every time I hear Reza Pallavi I have a feeling of joy that one day there can be freedom. I feel robed because of a people of that nation it was not the outcome that most want.I hope peace and love for my fellow Country.

iranians want the shah to return 🦁

Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was a patriot and a visionary who was ahead of his time. Listening to and watching his lectures in the early 70s will substantiate his love and care for Iran. So, I don’t believe that he made a mistake by wanting to take his people to a better and safer future. It was the envy and fear of those who resulted in his fall. I hope that his son, Prince Reza Pahlavi, would keep that in mind when he succeeds and helps people of Iran through the transition from dictatorship to democracy.

@madaraq958

Ай бұрын

If he was a patriot then why did he run away from the country? He was going to die from cancer anyways, Prince Raza Pahlavi would have more legitimacy today if his father had to the balls to face adversity.

As a Burmese person, I sympathize with Persian people. We share a similar tragedy; an oppression is never okay. Thank you PBD and His highness Prince Reza.

@KoroushRP

6 ай бұрын

Iran is still absolutely amazing. We need to remove the inhumane sanctions on Iran and let the country grow, that will also lead to reform like in the 1990’s.

@sylvieaubry1324

6 ай бұрын

​@@KoroushRP Go take your mercenary money, The people of iran want overthrowing mollah regime because a snake 🐍 never give birth to a dove 🕊

@MoonLight-hs3rw

6 ай бұрын

As a Bangladeshi, being your neighbour, I request you not play victim card. When extremist Buddhist monks with the help of Myanmar military was massacring Rohingya Muslim, your " democratic " and " human rights " sense was sleeping. Moreover, Aung San Suu Kyi herself was defending Myanmar military's atrocities in the ICC.

@hansibryan

6 ай бұрын

@@MoonLight-hs3rw I am Christian living in NYC, but please note I acknowledged your sentiment. I offer you my sympathy and condolences. I don’t play the victim card or seek any type of quarrel. I will not reply or argue with you. Take a good care of yourself my friend. Have a great Holiday season, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family, 😉.

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

My best friends father was in the peace corps in the 60’s and spent 2 years in Iran working with farmers. He always spoke very highly about the people of Iran and the shah.

@mrfatuchi

7 ай бұрын

That was long long time ago man these days. My country and every single country has changed immensely in last 50 years its incomparable.

@jeannesheridan2617

7 ай бұрын

Loved it there. The best people anywhere it is horrific what is happening there and it could happen here if people don’t wake up

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

The Shah is a refugee and he will stay one

@mesoanto1031

7 ай бұрын

​@@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726why do you hate me so much?

@ThereductionistBoy

7 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

Long live king Reza II. His majesty is one of our best chance to unite behind him, he's true air to the throne. Long live King Reza II,.

@Abigailrp

4 ай бұрын

KING OF ALL KINGS

@yehboiswe7834

4 ай бұрын

​@Abigailrp no disrespect, but his king of nothing

@abbasabbass8126

4 ай бұрын

It's your opinion, what I said is mine. It took me years before accepting it.

@windy1267

4 ай бұрын

Long Live Reza I and his prime minter Teymourtash!!

@daughterofCyrustheGreat

4 ай бұрын

​@@yehboiswe7834And your disrespect means nothing either. It's not gonna tarnish his image or stop us from choosing him as our king. So you know, carry on.

My heart breaks for the royal family. I cannot even watch old interviews of the Shah without tearing up. As a young supporter of the Shah's contributions, I thank the Pahlavi family for revolutionizing Iran and I'm sorry for how our OWN citizens treated you!

While living in Africa teaching English as a foreign language, I worked alongside an Iranian who never met an American before me. We became the best of friends. Amazing people and culture.

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran.

@ThereductionistBoy

7 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

@user-cs9dp7od4z

7 ай бұрын

❤

@adama9798

6 ай бұрын

May I ask what country you taught in? I've been meaning to do something similar.

@deeas1960

6 ай бұрын

​@@Urartoدرود بر شما، لازم میدانم توضیح کوتاهی در مورد کامنت شما در مورد ایران بدهم که نوشتید ایرانیان فرهنگ خود را ندارند که فکر می کنم این طرز تفکر صرفاً ناشی از عدم آشنایی شما با تاریخ و فرهنگ غنی ایران باشد و باید بگویم ایران دارای تمدنی چند هزار ساله میباشد که پیشینه آن به هزارهای قبل از میلاد مسیح برمی گردد و تمدنی هشت هزار ساله که دارای فرهنگ و تمدنی غنی و بسیار درخشان که گاه کمتر شناخته شده است می باشد. با این تاریخ غنی و کهن ،ایران تاریخی به قدمت ۲۵۰۰ سال پادشاهی دارد که از دوران هخامنشیان شروع می شود که توضیح تاریخی آن بسیار مفصل است که در اینجا نمیتوان به آن پرداخت، ایران دارای فرهنگی بسیار غنی میباشد و بدلیل اینکه در کشور ما همه اقوام تحت لوای یک پرچم و یک ملت زندگی کرده اند و می کنند تفکیک قومی با توجه به تنوع آن که شامل کُردها، آذری ها، لرها، عربها، مازندرانی ها، گیلانی ها، بلوچ ها، ترکمن ها، فارس ها می شوند معنا ندارد و همه خود را ایرانی می دانند، مثلا در مورد #شاهزاده_رضا_پهلوی ایشان خود متولد تهران و #شهبانو_فرح_پهلوی مادر گرامی ایشان ریشه آذری و #اعلاحضرت_شاهنشاه_محمد_رضا_پهلوی پدر ایشان ریشه مازندرانی دارند ولی این خاندان ایرانساز و همه ما ایرانیان می گوئیم ما ایرانی هستیم چون همه خود را یک ملت میدانیم و فرهنگ ایران و ایرانی فرهنگی بسیار غنی میباشد و شناخت پیدا کردن به آن البته مستلزم ارتباطات بیشتر با جامعه ایرانی و مطالعه در این زمینه است و دلیل ادغام شدن فوری آنها با زبان و فرهنگ اروپا و آمریکا نه بدلیل نداشتن فرهنگ خود، بلکه بدلیل هوش و قدرت سازگاری بالای ایرانیان است که با حفظ فرهنگ ارزشمند خودشان، میتوانند این ارتباط را با سایر جوامع و فرهنگ ها به راحتی برقرار کنند........ #پاینده_ایران #برافراشته_پرچم_سه_رنگ_شیر_خورشید_ایران #جاوید_شاه

I'm not an iranian but yes, this is the kind of people we need, in every country. Excellent interview

@4kwalkingtravel576

7 ай бұрын

Puppets like zelensky 😅

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

We don't need this refugee, leaders come from inside the country

@nelsonmandela129

7 ай бұрын

khomeini is a puppet of west

@aleksandarzoric2452

7 ай бұрын

​@@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726Bravo!!! I hate people that are refugees and from "outside" telling people "inside" what and how to do...if they are so for their homeland,go there and see what people think-feel and than and only then TRY to change something IF YOU CAN! P.S. And for all idiots out there im no US or Iranian,but track geopolitical events! And to ALL THE IDIOTS there if in Iran the majority is against CURRENT REGIME it wouldn't last a DAY and Iran is a POWERFUL SOVEREIGN COUNTRY today that punched through sanctions and isolation to become today's "almost" superpower! And literally everything BAD IS US TO BLAME and its geopolitics in Middle East!

@cyrusthegreat982

7 ай бұрын

​@@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726shut up Indian

My Late Mum was Bahai and one of the first early Baha'is in South Africa when it came here. I met many Iranians who left there for a life here. They are a very strong willed people with a gogetter approach. I must commend this man's intelligent view in common values. He certainly views the world's challenges with understanding.

@mrooz9065

2 ай бұрын

Making sure he does not follow his father's footstep ordering attacks on Bahais and their holy places at least 3 times to appease the same clergies who toppled him. Read more.

@shaneschuller2513

2 ай бұрын

@@mrooz9065 Yes they were badly persecuted.

@mrooz9065

2 ай бұрын

@@shaneschuller2513 After one of attacks, Ayatollah Borujerdi sent a young charismatic clergy to Shah making sure those hoodlums weren’t punished. Shah met with and agreed with clergy. Guess who was that young lad?

@shaneschuller2513

2 ай бұрын

@@mrooz9065 Some of my Mum's Iranian friends visited a lot since the 70's. I was a little kid. They were people who's parents and families and friends who were persecuted. My Mum was of the very first South African Bahais. The first Baha'i center was a house donated by our Neighbor who was staunch Baha'i. I have met a lot of Baha'i people throughout my lifetime.

This brings tears to my eyes. I am 74 and from Holland. My mother loved the iranian royal house and queen Farah Diba. When the shah was ousted we all felt sad and it was abig blow for all.

@KoroushRP

6 ай бұрын

Iran is still absolutely amazing. We need to remove the inhumane sanctions on Iran and let the country grow, that will also lead to reform like in the 1990’s.

@Vinilee

6 ай бұрын

Remove the terroristic regime Islamic Republic is what we Iranian need and change to Monarchy with Pahlavi re-back only.@@KoroushRP

@i1r2a3n4

6 ай бұрын

​@@KoroushRPغلامعلی ،زال ممد. سایبری مفعول ، گو یور هوم. ننت در خطره ⚠️👳🏽👻☠️🕸️

@AmericaFirstRifleman

6 ай бұрын

​@@Vinileeyour dumb

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

As an Indian I must say I am extremely enlightened thanks to this interview. As he says it's Iranians who need to take action. Indians have seen all this.

@JustIndian-exMuslim

6 ай бұрын

huh?

@ananths8828

6 ай бұрын

@@JustIndian-exMuslim ???

@user-cs9dp7od4z

6 ай бұрын

@@JustIndian-exMuslim ?!

@user-lp5vk8sn3k

6 ай бұрын

There are Iranians generations in india. Nice people

@ananths8828

6 ай бұрын

@@user-lp5vk8sn3k yes they are.

I’m Albanian, I been listening to your podcast for about 5 years you have been amazing person, good luck to you

We stand with PAHLAVI, Prince Reza Pahlavi is best Alternative for change in Iran

As an Iranian I cannot thank you enough for such an interview ❤ May our wish come true and we take our monarchy back.

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

The refugee Prince cant even come 100km near Iran

@tomjones5650

7 ай бұрын

Ayatollah Blassie is Iran's King & Prophet! Bali-Bali !!!❤ So Sayeth Khasrow Hossein Vazari. Bali Bali !!!

@nelsonmandela129

7 ай бұрын

GOD BLESS PAHLAVI FAMILY 👑 👑 👑 IRANIAN MONARCHY

@niloo23

7 ай бұрын

❤

@audreyenayat2998

7 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤

My father, rest in peace, was Shah’s general and he always used to tell me before he passed away in 2010 that Shah’s son one day would return home and lead the Iranian people. Hope I will live and see that day🙏

@rom5423

7 ай бұрын

❤️‍🩹🥹🥹

@parvizazari6879

7 ай бұрын

هیچوقت این اتفاق نخواهد افتاد

@jeannesheridan2617

7 ай бұрын

My husband knew them well. When Carter had shah step doeyall he’ll broke out.

@pofaknamaki8847

7 ай бұрын

No. You wont.

@farsheedyas697

7 ай бұрын

You should have asked your father, why on earth did they run away like a coward from Iran & they didn't stay in Iran and protect Shah. Reza Damogh Pahlavi has no chance in hell to go back to Iran, Iranian would roast his ass🤣🤣

Iranian people stand with Israel 🇮🇱✌️❤️🦁👑. King Reza Pahlavi is Iran's only alternative. He's our representative, and only with him the Middle East and the world will become a safer place for all. Long Live Iran's king, Reza Pahlavi ❤️👑

Thank you Patrick.. I’m Iranian and born and raised in the UAE I just believe that one day Iran will be freed and we will have our crown prince back in the country and we will all celebrate together 🦁🌞

I'm an Afghan refugee and I'm living in Iran This man has very fans between people And I hope he come back to Iran as a KING

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

Go back to your own country koskesh. He has no Fans in Iran. People literally call him a Koni. You like him maybe because he is a refugee like you

@nelsonmandela129

7 ай бұрын

Iranian and Afghanistan are brothers, we hope for a strong Iran and Afghanistan in the future with majesty King Reza Pahlavi

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

@@nelsonmandela129 ok refugee boy

@VuyoVega141

7 ай бұрын

@@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726 go save your energy for when you'll be boiling from seeing india becoming a major power. leave us Iranians alone.

@mohamadahmadi4793

7 ай бұрын

امیدوارم که کشور های افغانستان و ایران یک کشور بشن تحت پادشاهی رضا شاه دوم I hope Afghanistan and Iran become one country And KING REZA PAHLAVI be our king #long_live_the_king

Hi Patrick! As a black man I've always admired what non western monarchy tried to do in Iran for it's people. It warms my heart to know that the crowed prince never gave up. It speaks volume to the legacy of the father.

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

I have huge love and respect for this man and his father from Pakistan. I hope he can bring freedom to Iran, Inshallah 🇵🇰 🩷 🟩🦁🟥

This was extremely interesting, as a chilean living i Sweden with many iranian friends. The Crown Prince comes across as very intelligent and humble. We hope the best in the world for the iranian people. Thank you PBD!

I spent 29 years of my life under his reign 💙and I shed so many tears the day he left the country That was the worst day of my life😥

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

7 ай бұрын

Hahahahah bashe bia kiramo bokhor you refugee kid

@Coderdawg

7 ай бұрын

I’m guessing Savak never tortured you

@VuyoVega141

7 ай бұрын

​@@Coderdawg i suggest you study who Savak actually arrested. it includes khamenei himself and many other extremists within the current islamist regime. as he said, those people had ties with palestinian terror groups funded by soviets. I WISH shah hadn't disbanded savak, perhaps so many Iranians wouldn't be executed, perhaps thousands upon thousands wouldn't die because saddam wouldn't dare attack the imperial army.

@mayer14474

7 ай бұрын

At least you have seen 29 years of Pahlavi dynasty. We didn't even get the chance! We were born when the party was ended.

@mayer14474

7 ай бұрын

​@@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726khayemaal e akhund haroom zade

This man is a leader, a natural speaker, love of people. I hope he becomes their leader. No more wars.

@ashkankamyab

6 ай бұрын

Please ask you representative in your area to support him. He is the only one we can trust

@74the_magpie

6 ай бұрын

@@ashkankamyab I’m in USA. Sorry.

@drunkbee880

6 ай бұрын

How are things in Israel? 😅

@ashkankamyab

6 ай бұрын

@@74the_magpie Yes, Exactly, Isn't it irresponsible representative of your country(Biden Administration) releasing $7B to Ayatollah to empower terrorism in the region?! I am not going to say do vote and do not vote Biden again. I am saying you are living in democratic country and you can ask your government to do the right thing. Can't you? The right thing is support Iranian ppl. We will take back the country and will bring peace to the region by cooperating with our neighbours and sustaining our economy. Viva US, Viva Iran and Long live the Shah.

@daruoshrahmane

6 ай бұрын

درود گرامی؛ ایشان شاهنشاهِ قانونیِ ملتِ پارس هستند.

Thank you for sharing this vision of Iran to provide for it's people and give stability to the middle east. I pray for a freedom and prosperity for all people of Iran.

I just hope and pray that one day soon this highly educated and intelligent man can become Iran's leader so that I could visit my country after being away almost 51 years.

I’m an Iranian Christian living in USA this was one of the best interviews I listened to very honest answer from the man at the end so much respect for that. Thank you

@tedsnell7964

6 ай бұрын

It broke my heart when the revolution happened Iran was the jewel of the middle east then the iranis were happy. The Christians suffered then and a .OT left. t

@dolorasinca410

5 ай бұрын

😊I love to read the sory of King M.R.Pahlevi and Queen Farah Diba in news paper and magazine I was elementary ..I saw in the picture how beautiful Iranian people..they were happy and smart..I hope Prince Pahlevi bring back that again 😊.

@angelacf1106

5 ай бұрын

Iranian or persian?

@jasmineabdulla5719

5 ай бұрын

@@dolorasinca410 They were modern,,progressive ,happy as you said and secular Pahlavi dynasty is the true Shia but the current Iranian regime is more like Sunni fundamentals...Free Iran 🇮🇷 Bring Shah Reza

@Drewcappelletti

5 ай бұрын

Are Iranian Christian’s living in Iran persecuted by the current government?

He comes over as a thoughtful patriot, blessed with a intellect that so many of our leaders sadly lack. It would be great to see Iran return to a state respected around the world and as a positive influence in the Middle East. Great interview.

@ThereductionistBoy

7 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not...

@Hondpinaik

7 ай бұрын

They always do

@austinlittke7688

6 ай бұрын

I respect iran more than any other country, theyve been on the right side of issues more than any other country in recent history

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

@michaelwheatland4565

6 ай бұрын

@@austinlittke7688 really can you tell me over what period that would be.

Anyone who has had the chance to listen to Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, cannot avoid the fact that he is the best option people of Iran and the world have to transition from a religious dictatorship to a democratic society which will benefit everyone at the end

I don’t know this guy but he has so much support. So good luck to him and the people of Iran. We only wish you peace good health and happiness. 🧿💜

You don’t have to be Iranian to care, you just have to be a human being. I remember Neda back in 2009 & now it’s even worse! Thank you for this wonderful interview.

@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044

6 ай бұрын

A lot of so called honor killings

@BorzoBoveri

6 ай бұрын

توعشقی

@shervinnasrin

6 ай бұрын

Iran is the first country in the world, the very very first one. Iran literally translates to "Land of Aryans", none of that European nonsense, the real Aryan race are Iranians... they're named Aryans because they're noblemen who paved the way for the rest of the world (construction, language, art, etc). They had the biggest empire at the time "Persian Empire", who battled the Romans. Fierce rivals. The language of Iran is Farsi, one of the oldest languages in the world, more than 3000+ years old. It is quite sad to look at the state of Iran today though... UK and USA played a big part in destroying Iran all because they wanted to nationalise the oil and separate from BP oil company...

@Ari-zn8lx

6 ай бұрын

Oh yeah? Where the f were you to care through years of sanctions that killed thousands of "Neda"s?

@far5675

6 ай бұрын

This guy is a horrible person and has waisted his family’s stolen money. Another criminal dictator’s kid who even to this date supports the genocide in Gaza

I'm an African American, 43 year old, women and this period in history always interest me. Thanks PBD for this interview.

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

@TheHomiePopo

6 ай бұрын

I’m so proud you. Makes me happy when my sisters are curious

@bjemaja

6 ай бұрын

@@TheHomiePopo I humbly say thank you.

Im an assyrian from syria and there are assyrians in Iran too. I hope one day that the an iranian leader with the same ideas as this leader take controle and make us all equal. Honestly, we are tired of persecution. Ps: I really love your culture and listen to persian songs although I don’t understand it but someday I will.

@ibrahimmohammedibrahim9273

2 ай бұрын

Out of curoisity Now that you are Assyrian, what are you think of bashar al assad..?

@Hsdnds

2 ай бұрын

@@ibrahimmohammedibrahim9273 hmmm, I don’t know man like he is a dictator and all,and I lived there during his reign we couldn’t say a word about him. So, I don’t like him but again he is better than ISIS if u gave me the choice between these two.

This is immensely appreciated. The Return Of The King.

As an Iranian, I really appreciate you for this eye-opening interview. Unfortunately, mainstream media(even Iranian)never gave Reza Pahlavi the opportunity to talk directly to the people of the world and share his thoughts. Respect to you Patrik and Shahzade Reza Pahlavi!

@kizzywanney6136

6 ай бұрын

L

@holymemoly3833

6 ай бұрын

pahlavi is clown he doesn't care about Iranians, he just wants to become king , which he will never ever be

@michealanderson2282

6 ай бұрын

is your google and KZread censored or can Iranians access internet freely?. The whole world wants to see Iranians free from clutches of mullas. As a Indian who have met some Iranians outside Iran , we get a feeling majority of people are good and not radicalised like their present leaders and want democracy. The whole world wants the wisdom of your civilization for peace in the world, remember most citizens of this world are behind you , if you wish to bring change.

@holymemoly3833

6 ай бұрын

@@michealanderson2282 USA also censors TikTok and other applications that are not controlled by themselves , iran does the same thing to prevent the enemy from propaganda attacks , iran has the right to censor anything that is being created to brainwash Iranians

@The_Goat592

6 ай бұрын

I’m an American. I love my country, but history is proving that we have been all too instrumental in deceit and destruction of many foreign governments. We should have backed the Shah, especially since we got him there in the first place. We can’t even maintain our only country in peace and prosperity.

As an Iranian born and raised in Sweden I enjoyed watching this alot, I hope truly one day all of us will be back in our own country, turning Iran into one of the best countries on this planet, cause we Iranian have the best brain power, I truly believe that !

@mahatmadutcheastcompany6726

6 ай бұрын

This refugee prince is in bed with CIA and Mossad. He can't even go to 100km near Iran,

@fz7694

6 ай бұрын

Håller med men det händer inte utan att vi pratar om vilken sorts Iran vi vill ha. Jag misstänker att du och jag har två olika visioner. Jag vill t.ex. inte att Iran ska vara en Sverige kopia eller ens så väst-orienterat.

@alfredbiroute4719

6 ай бұрын

As long as there will be dumb camel riders who pretend to have "the best brain power" in the the world Iran will be a third world backward country.

@npcnoticer

6 ай бұрын

​@@fz7694I agree I'm usa but I would much prefer strong Arab world independent of Israel and western influence a multi polar world where all kinds of people can have real self determination. It seems Israel wants to keep control of USA and force us to fight their enemies for their interests and ambition. Only causes death and war instability etc.

@BlackWolF_1374

6 ай бұрын

I agree with you, but king must have a bit more power in country because over there is middle east@@fz7694

All iranian people call for King Reza Pahlavi❤

A Mexican-American but I've learned front my Iranian friends . And with the future of your crown Prince Reza. I hope the best for Iran.. and the best for the future.

I love listening to this man. The world needs more men like this.

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

What a literate and fair-minded prince! Very different from what we are used to seeing in monarchies. The world needs more princes like him. ❤

@Utoob8

6 ай бұрын

He's fair minded because he has no power. Let's see if he sticks to this mentality if and when he has any power.

@user-do6qy1xo7e

6 ай бұрын

This is why we are not welcoming him in iran👍

@benyaminpourmohamad4370

6 ай бұрын

@@Utoob8I don’t agree because his father was so fair minded and literate and had the highest power at the same time.

@cruc1446

6 ай бұрын

@@benyaminpourmohamad4370time will tell. 🤷🤷‍♀️

@benyaminpourmohamad4370

6 ай бұрын

@@cruc1446 The time told us since 44 years ago that Islamic Republic is to most horrific and brutal regime that is ready to slaughter millions of young people to be in the power for 4 days more. You’re a mullah worm too.

I wish the entire world would/could listen to this interview with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Everyone needs to hear what he has to say. It's logical common sense, and it's the true history of what has happened in Iran in the last seventy plus years that you will not get anywhere else no matter how hard you dig to find it.

This is an amazing interview. My family is Scottish, German and Dutch so I don't know much about Iran's history but the idea of Iran becoming a constitutional monarchy again where we could go visit is a very cool idea

What a beautiful vision … My husband is Persian, and we watched every minute … This was the first time we have heard something that offered this much hope …. thank you both for the the depth of this conversation.

His father stood by our country during the 1973 war, Great man.

@ThereductionistBoy

7 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not

@Dan-sw8tg

6 ай бұрын

Wich war was that?

@sulimanthemagnificent4893

6 ай бұрын

@@Dan-sw8tg Yom Kippur or the Turkish Intervention in Cyprus, probably Yom Kippur, since Iran did participate in the OPEC embargo.

@ventom7

6 ай бұрын

@@Dan-sw8tg Yes Egypt was running out of oil and had reserves that would last for less than 15 days and for hours if a battle broke, President Sadat then called the Shah who redirected the oil ships being sent to Europe at that time (for the urgency of the matter) to Alexandria's port in Egypt.

@ghazanfaralishah9939

6 күн бұрын

He taught how to double bend before him

As an Israeli I have so much love for the Iranian people and the Crown Prince ❤

@daughterofCyrustheGreat

3 ай бұрын

Likewise. Our countries will have peace again and we will be great allies and friends. ✌🏻🌷

@pervaiziqbal9828

3 ай бұрын

Hahaha 🤣 🤣 middle east is in control of Shia Resistance nexus and you can't do anything lol CiA can't able to change Syrian Government and you want to change Islamic Republic 🇮🇷😭😭 @@daughterofCyrustheGreat

@sumerianking4942

2 ай бұрын

We don't like Israels apartheid genocidal state

You are blooded Iranian even not living there, you are helping your people struggling in Iran.. been watching different documentaries of Iran before the revolution, it's a rich country and people had freedom, young women can study abroad support from government.. sadness for the fallen of their monarchy.. Hope people will have their freedom and wealth again 🙏🏼 God Protect this Crown Prince 🙏🏼

In Shah's time (Mohammad Reza Pahlavi), we Armenians as a small minority had every rights and good opportunity for living, education, cloture, religion and many others which you couldn't find many other places so we are always appreciated to have a kinds of good life style in Iran before backward anti Iranian movement of 1979.

@Shiva-pv1sb

7 ай бұрын

And as an Iranian I’ve always been appreciative of the Armenian community. You guys have contributed so much to the culture specially in the music industry. I’m a big fan of Viguen and Martik. Thanks for being such great compatriots!

@Azar726

6 ай бұрын

I totally agree with Shiva.

@XxMonkeyman3831xX

6 ай бұрын

Shout out to all the Persians and Armenians 🤝😎

@canubeetquad

6 ай бұрын

What about the people that were tortured by the SAVAK? Their stories matter too, not just the happy ending your family received.

@USASPORTSCARDS

6 ай бұрын

We Iranians love Armenians, particularly our Parskahay compatriots which have done as much for Iran as any other Iranian. Even today in Iran we continue to take care of our Armenians, but hopefully one day we can rebuild what we had.

I’m American and I lived in Iran when the Shah was in power, I went to the American school and also worked at Bell Helicopter, I left about a year or so before the revolution. I loved it there, I love the people, the food , the smells, the Bazaar, the mountains. I would go back if Reza Pahlavi was in power 🌸

@mehryarshamloo3862

6 ай бұрын

Love back

@tammy9497

6 ай бұрын

You make me want to go to Iran now! Maybe someday, in another world :).

@mehryarshamloo3862

6 ай бұрын

@@tammy9497 as Iranian love to host u but mullahs state is dangerous and recommend you to wait till Iran be free

@tammy9497

6 ай бұрын

thank-you for your advise@@mehryarshamloo3862 . I pray you and your family are safe. Blessings to you.

@kanokrojjanakitti9155

5 ай бұрын

Bell Helicopter factory in Ezfahan.Back then it was one of the big news in the 70's even in a far away country(THAILAND) many newspapers published stories about Bell's activities there.

So many Iranian love you . I am one of them dear prince 👑 ❤️

BRING HIM BACK ASAP !!!

As a Sephardic Jewish woman, it is so refreshing to hear the Prince discuss all of these topics. He would make a wonderful future leader of a democratic Iran.

@1nv1nc3ble

6 ай бұрын

Sure :)

@R2d2..

6 ай бұрын

@@1nv1nc3bleYes :)

@R2d2..

6 ай бұрын

Better than the current leader for sure 🙌

@1nv1nc3ble

6 ай бұрын

@@R2d2.. Ofc. With the cost of being a puppet state to the west.

@ZahdShah

6 ай бұрын

he would make a wonderful zionist puppet

I have never seen anyone who doesn't have some level of hiddenness and political maneuvering in their face. But this kind-hearted man was the only one for whom no hiddenness or political maneuvering could be found in his demeanor, even for a brief moment! Whatever it was, there was honesty and purity of intention. Thankful for his existence, reminding us that being an Iranian and, beyond that, having a good character means what?

@ThereductionistBoy

6 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not.

@bellingdog

6 ай бұрын

I, politely, disagree. I think he was trying to play both sides. His father said it how it is, without much care for what others thought, and that led to his downfall. Thus, I suspect, why Reza does not follow the same route, understandably. He is trying to illustrate to the West that he is not against them (he kept playing down the role of the CIA and the West in general, whilst speaking about the problem of the USSR's ideology). I think the Criwn Prince would be a better option for Iran than what they have now, but I do believe he is being too nice to the West, understanding who has an actual ability of installing him back into power, because the Iranian people do not.

Lots of love and strongs to the Pahlavi family. Following from South africa❤ Brilliant ❤

Rise up Iranian men and woman take back what is rightfully your human right.❤❤❤

What a remarkable man! I hope he lives to fulfill his destiny! Love from Romania! 🇷🇴🇮🇷

@homakh3121

6 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@daruoshrahmane

6 ай бұрын

درود گرامی؛ ایشان شاهنشاهِ قانونیِ ملتِ پارس هستند

@robotx6259

6 ай бұрын

thank you , my friend.

@userl-mo4sl

6 ай бұрын

Thanks,he is our shah❤👑

@CC-ij4zd

6 ай бұрын

Luv from Iran 💜✌🏼

Dear Patrick, as a IRISH person who lived in Iran in time of Shah I can tell you the late Shah was a great man doing everything for his country unlike the Arabs at the time. Our exiled Shah carries a heavy weight as so any in Iran depends on him.

@sadredinseyedi5043

6 ай бұрын

Reza Pahlavi does not take actions against the mullahs and sometimes makes statements in favor of fascists. His advisor has ties to the mullahs. He has no plan for regime change. He is enjoying his life and millions of dollars that his father had made.

@AmericaFirstRifleman

6 ай бұрын

I swear I love how everybody blames the mullahs for everything that went wrong😂. The shah was a saint

@Ophadelax

6 ай бұрын

💙

@Ophadelax

6 ай бұрын

​@@AmericaFirstRiflemanI know it's difficult to sink in the realization that you have been fed lies all your lives by people who removed him from power and destblised the midd east

@Ophadelax

6 ай бұрын

​@@AmericaFirstRiflemanin other words the left has programmed you the way it wanted I suggest you watch this interview a few times to realise what kind of wolves in sheep's clothings you are supporting

As a Mexican I Respect my Brothers from the middle east .,one of the oldest race in this planet., I salut you..

Great interview. I learnt so much.

Salutations to the great Rezashah, my life is devoted to the hope of freedom and prosperity of Iran and Iranians❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I am an Indian and used to live in the ME when HH Pahlahi was in power. What a royal ty he was and I have huge respect to him.

@ThereductionistBoy

7 ай бұрын

It seems the questioner is not aware of the illegal law and crime imposed upon the prince called "the Henry Precht doctrine" by the brits from the Whitehall done by the US gov banned the prince from reclaiming his own lawful place. Until the brits haven't undone the Henry precht and not freed the prince, he cannot say it. Not him not his family. They're all imprisoned on all aspects of life and monitored. Even their relations phones words and social pages are being conducted by the mi6 and CIA agents. So you can't really ask a prisoner what he wants or not...

I have learnt a lot listening to Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. What i like most about him is his deep knowledge about events in his country and his objectivity. He is very very impressive and i can only wish him all the best as he encourages the Iranian people to believe that change is possible in their lifetime.

The Prince of Iran is the man!!👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌 Awesome interview!!!❤

Reza Pahlavi should lead Iran once again

Thank you Patrick for inviting this fine gentleman on your podcast. His message from hope to belief really hit me. God Bless the people of Iran. ❤

I am an Iranian Very proud Iranian Thank you so much for this beautiful and amazing podcast and interview Long leave Pahlavi They were and they still are the best of Iranian history

@KoroushRP

6 ай бұрын

Iran is still absolutely amazing. We need to remove the inhumane sanctions on Iran and let the country grow, that will also lead to reform like in the 1990’s.

@sylvieaubry1324

6 ай бұрын

​@@KoroushRP Go take your mercenary money, The people of iran want overthrowing mollah regime because a snake 🐍 never give birth to a dove 🕊

@user-cs9dp7od4z

6 ай бұрын

@@KoroushRP 😂

@mehdiSHAPUR

6 ай бұрын

​@@KoroushRP‏‪1:02:22‬‏ We Iranians, especially the youth, apart from the hatred we have for the Islamic Republic of Iran, we will destroy the 44 years of destroying our country and killing our children, etc., all the signs of this occupying government, and fortunately, the majority of young people in Iran hate Islam. It reminds us of our troubled days

@navidhaghighi3390

6 ай бұрын

Long Leave? ابروی ایرانیا رو بردی برو یکم انگلیسی یاد بگیر.

If Mr. Palhavi is sincere, and is speaking from his heart, I think he is a very noble and honorable man!

درود فراوان به شاهزاده عزیز پدر شما اسطوره شد❤❤❤❤❤❤❤