Peloni: Dr. David Wurmser joins Rabbi Pesach Wolicki as they provide a deep analysis for the breakdown of Opec in what will hopefully be the post-Mullah Iran era. Among other facets of this emerging new reality is that it provides a counter to Turkey and a wake-up call to Saudi Arabia as the UAE is moving the region towards a new paradigm, as the previous two pillars of power in the Arabian world will be forced to continue to react to the UAE acting as the strategic dominant actor in the region. In the middle part of this conversation they focus on the potential of regime change by economic strangulation alone. Wurmser explains that Iran is not a real nation and that the development of fissures within the power structure has a real potential for bringing victory to the West, but that this ceasefire is coincidentally work to strengthen the regime and make its survival possible as it allows the regime to recoup, reorganize and recover from the recent military onslaught. Consequently, Wurmser argues that an embargo alone will not bring the regime down, while acknowledging that it still possible. Wurmser adds further that paramilitary groups entering Iran was another cost of the ceasefire as they now stand as a dominating and reliable force capable of both suppressing any popular revolt in Iran as well as countering any divisions from within the Iranian power structure. As to the arming of the Iranian people Wurmser notes that the Turks are blocking any weapons shipments to Iran based on concerns of the arms flowing to their Kurdish rivals in Iran, but that there are other avenues available to ship arms to the Iranian people. In the final third of the video they discuss Lebanon and the real successes which are being won by Hezbollah against Israel and that these victories are only possible because Lebanon is a failed-state controlled by terrorists, even as the West remains focused on self-denials of this reality in the form of peace talks with the non-governing govt of Lebanon.
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