00:09Step 3
00:10In the early season
00:11You have to stand your Quidditch
00:12Stop
00:14Stop
00:17After Sunday
00:17Let's go
00:26The Saygore
00:28The Saygore
00:28The Saygore
00:29The Saygore
00:54Since Saturday, I must admit, out of 100 people, they come to the city.
00:59You show all 100 people are smiling, they are very happy, extremely happy.
01:05You can see joy on their face.
01:08You can see a smile on their face.
01:11It's very hard to express, but they are happy.
01:14It's a cry of happiness.
01:26The Saturday night, all people are happy, it's an amazing night, they go to the outside,
01:32because it's a date for Khamenei, but any person happy, because one dictator died, people are
01:40happy.
01:41Maybe come back to Iran, maybe Iran is free.
01:48Who shall we bye bye?
01:51Who shall we bye bye?
01:52Who shall we bye bye?
02:00Oh
02:24I watch it every single day, when I shave in the bathroom, I watch the news, I listen to the
02:31news.
02:32It's day and night, they don't stop.
02:40Stressful, very worried, what's going to happen tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow.
02:46I think, I hope the sooner it finishes, the better is for the whole world, not only Iran.
03:04Yeah, up to this moment we haven't heard from anybody, we don't know how they are, just following the news.
03:08It's quite a difficult situation, happy at the same time, happy to see the government hopefully will disappear,
03:15but it's sad to see some innocent people as a collateral damage could be killed.
03:41It's a really whirlwind of emotions, you know, there's a great sense of relief that one of the greatest dictates
03:47of modern times has been,
03:49you know, taken off the face of the planet.
03:51There's a great sense of justice, I think if you spoke to every single person here,
03:54they would either know somebody, or have personally been impacted or brutalized by him and the regime in some way.
04:00So there's a sense of justice, and I think above all there's a sense of hopefulness,
04:04because this really is the beginning of the end.
04:17It was the biggest street party I'd ever seen, and what was amazing is there was people from all over
04:23London
04:23that had actually travelled to Finchley to be part of the celebrations.
04:27All the shops there, pastry shops, they were handing out free pastries,
04:30it's a very traditional thing to do, to give something sweet to celebrate.
04:33There was tears of joys, there was everybody embracing each other, congratulating each other.
04:48Not just diaspora, but Iranians inside have been waiting for that Trump's help that he promised.
04:55So they need to, that was what we were waiting for all this month.
05:00People were not sleeping throughout the past 50 days, checking their phones through the night.
05:05So I think it was the one, it was the one day that we actually woke up happy that the
05:09regime was now being hit.
05:35Oh, hi guys!
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