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مسلسل Betrayal مترجم - Episode 1
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00:26Take the time to make something
00:32Take the time to make something
00:39I don't know that we have some difficult days.
01:06Oh, we're on the house for you.
01:20Oh, listen, please.
01:22You mean the fuck?
01:36Oh, gosh.
01:48That's up.
01:51That's up to Ruby.
02:07You can tell anyone that you're meeting me.
02:10No.
02:13So what is it you've got for me?
02:18What I got, it's big.
02:21There's a lot of people that could get hurt in this.
02:24Hundreds of people killed.
02:28There's someone I can point you towards as well,
02:30someone pulling all the strings.
02:32Who? Who's pulling the strings?
02:36But what I need is a guarantee on my family's safety.
02:40For my wife and my girls.
02:48You pay me for good information, right?
02:51Why?
02:53Doesn't the drug strike pay anymore?
02:54No, I'm not in that part of the business.
02:56What do you do then?
02:57I'm only a translator.
03:00In my experience, people in the drug strike fall out all the time.
03:02Now, you've made up some threat to national security nonsense
03:05and you expect within five minutes MI5
03:08to provide you with a safe house and a new identity.
03:10Is that it?
03:10I'm not trying it on here.
03:12It's not about the drugs.
03:14What's it about then?
03:16Huh?
03:18Me and my family need to be safe.
03:20You sort that and I'll talk.
03:24You got to believe me.
03:30Oh, my God.
03:58No!
04:31No!
04:40No!
04:58Good news is your car will be dropped off tonight.
05:01Bad news is you're gonna get the bolligan of your life for the shit show back there.
05:12There's a gangland here, not remotely MI5 business.
05:16Personally, I think you performed a public service.
05:26Why on earth did you go on your own though?
05:29Honestly, what were you thinking, you dickhead?
05:35Bighead going mate and waiting for you upstairs.
05:37Look at this.
05:40Good luck.
05:41You're gonna need it.
06:03I'm with the counselor.
06:05Where are you?
06:06I'm not gonna make it.
06:07You're gonna have a bloody good excuse this time.
06:10You promised me.
06:18Um, my husband's been held up at work.
06:23I'll have to rearrange.
06:30How does that make you feel?
06:33How does it make me feel?
06:35Makes me feel like walking into a club, downing two espresso martinis and shagging the barman.
06:40...
06:44...
06:47...
06:49...
06:54...
06:55...
07:17Tommy, you were taking a day's leave to go and see your mum.
07:20Tommy, a bare face lie.
07:21The service liaison at Greater Manchester Police told me that S.S.A.N. tipped them off
07:25about a threat to national security.
07:27So they passed it on to you, so you could be the one to go and embarrass yourself.
07:30S.S.A.N. was of Persian heritage.
07:32He had links to a gang trafficking heroin through Iran.
07:37S.S.A.N. hinted at a mass casualty event.
07:40My gut told me he was the real deal.
07:42We all know your gut is good.
07:44But we have to prioritise using our resources carefully.
07:48I told you not to follow that lead.
07:50Instead, what do you do?
07:51You go behind my back, use your personal phone to communicate with a potential source.
07:56You went on your own, without any backup, and you were horribly exposed.
08:00And now two people are dead.
08:01We had to send in a team to clean up your mess.
08:04This is the third poor lead you've escalated up in as many months.
08:08We all know you want to prove you've still got it, John.
08:11But this is just desperate.
08:13You don't get killed if you're a shit lead.
08:15I spoke to you, Greater Manchester Police.
08:17Word in Stockport is Craig Beeson's had five kilos of his heroin go walkabout.
08:22I think you got yourself caught up in the fallout over some missing drugs.
08:26We've not identified the gunman yet, but it's what these people do, John.
08:31They're like rats in a sack.
08:33The Manchester drug strides are police matter.
08:35If there's an inquiry, be in very serious trouble.
08:38It may be a disciplinary matter.
08:42It's nice of you both to ask how I am.
08:45I thought mental health was a priority these days.
08:52You've experienced a deeply traumatic event you need to take some time off.
08:55I don't need some time off.
08:56You've killed someone.
08:58I'm looking out for your mental health, John.
09:02Was that only a play?
09:14Cheers.
09:15Cheers.
09:17Cheers.
09:21Cheers.
09:26Cheers.
09:27Cheers.
09:28Cheers.
09:28Cheers.
09:28Cheers.
09:29Cheers.
09:31Cheers.
09:47I'm sorry.
09:51I know what your work can be like, John.
09:53Well, obviously I don't.
09:57Fucking official.
09:58Fucking secret act.
09:59Fucking bastard.
10:01Fucking secret act.
10:02I know, I know, I know.
10:05I really believed you
10:07when you said you'd be there this time.
10:11I know.
10:13I am sorry.
10:18Can we reschedule?
10:20She's got us down at the lost cause already.
10:22Oh, come on, don't say that.
10:23We're okay.
10:26I do get where you want us to go.
10:28Do you?
10:30Really?
10:35It's fine.
10:36It's done.
10:37I'm not in a mood.
10:38I'm not in a mood.
10:39I'm reschedule.
10:41Why are you wearing those clothes?
10:46I got a bit messed up at work.
10:50All my stuff had to go into an evidence bag.
10:53What happened?
10:55You know what I can't tell you.
11:01Do the kids have a nice tea?
11:03Er, yeah.
11:05Chloe asked if you could take it to football on Saturday.
11:08Oh, as long as I don't have to go in.
11:12How is your arse?
11:14It's very painful.
11:16Do you want me to have a look?
11:18Must have burst off her van all day.
11:21All right, then.
11:23Sexy time.
11:24Come on.
11:25You know, you hit the jackpot with my peachy arse.
11:33Oh, God.
11:35Oh.
11:36You're black and blue.
11:38Yeah, I told you shit went down at work.
11:51I'll go.
12:05You're okay, mate.
12:08Come on.
12:09Come here.
12:10Come on.
12:12Come on.
12:12Come on.
12:15Be all right.
12:16Come on.
12:17It's okay.
12:18It's okay.
12:19Come on.
12:29Come on.
12:30Alex.
12:32Sorry.
12:33Alex.
12:38Daddy?
12:38Yes, sweetheart?
12:39Do you think I'm a striker or defender?
12:42Striker.
12:43Top bins.
12:44That's a key role.
12:45Hat-trick heroin, right?
12:47Yeah, Chloe.
12:47You tell him that, right?
12:50I'm not going in today.
12:51We're excited to take it easy for a few days.
12:53So, Daddy's picking you up tonight.
12:55Yeah, you need to rest.
12:57Are you all right?
12:57Yeah, fine.
12:59What's on the to-do list?
13:00Can you pick up these groceries
13:02and maybe make an appointment with your own GP?
13:05You need to have confirmation that it is just piles.
13:08Hey, Marta.
13:09Morning.
13:09How was the date?
13:10Great.
13:11You'll have to tell me about it later.
13:12Yeah, I will.
13:13She was lovely.
13:14Oh, do you still want me to babysit?
13:16Yes, please.
13:17Bye.
13:19Oh, you're home.
13:20Bye.
13:21Bye.
13:22Are you ill?
13:23You're never home at this time.
13:30She put the cover over.
13:32Hey, come on.
13:34Oh, good, lad.
13:35Can you see the ducks?
13:37What noise do the ducks make?
13:39Ca-cah.
13:41Good, lad.
13:42Good, lad.
14:21This is Simone Grant.
14:23Please leave a message.
14:25Hey, Simone, it's John.
14:27I've just got your charming email.
14:30You can fuck right off.
14:32Yeah, fuck off.
14:33I'm going nowhere.
14:34Do you hear me?
15:03Do you want to draw a little face on the T-Rex, huh?
15:07The T-Rex?
15:08Marta.
15:09Hmm?
15:10How'd you do a quick wash?
15:12One second.
15:28There you go.
15:29Easy.
15:35Should we get you some biscuits?
15:37Okay.
15:37Okay.
15:39Okay.
15:41Okay.
15:42Okay.
15:51What are you doing?
15:52Hey, what are you doing?
15:53I were only looking for a place to keep down tonight.
15:55Have you been following me?
15:56No.
15:56What are you fucking doing?
15:57I swear I wanted somewhere to get me head down.
16:01Are you from Stockport?
16:04Do you work for Craig Beasley?
16:09How the fuck does he know where I live?
16:11Was RS and trying to sell you Craig's five kilos?
16:16No.
16:17Where do you think I've got stash in?
16:20You don't seem like a dealer.
16:22The most interesting thing I've seen you do is pick your nose.
16:28Craig wants to know who you are.
16:31I'm a journalist.
16:32I'm writing about the Manchester drugs trade.
16:35Essan said he had a story for me.
16:39Have you got any idea what he wanted to tell me?
16:40No.
16:41I don't know shite about anything you're talking about.
16:43Whoa, whoa, whoa.
16:44What's your name, mate?
16:46Jordan.
16:47Jordan.
16:48Okay, Jordan.
16:49If you want to make some real money, I can pay you for information.
16:53What sort of information?
16:55Why did Craig have Essan killed?
16:58I don't know anything about that, mate.
17:01All I know is no one trusted Essan.
17:04John?
17:07All right, well, look.
17:09I'll give you my number.
17:10And if you do think of anything, then give me a shot, okay?
17:13I'll pay you.
17:15I'll pay you double whatever Beasley's paying you.
17:20Marta said some strange man was in our garden today.
17:23Can you grate that?
17:24Oh, that was nothing.
17:26Oh?
17:26Why was he in our garden?
17:28Just a rough sleeper looking for somewhere to bed down tonight.
17:31It was a kid.
17:32Nothing to worry about.
17:34What's wrong?
17:35I've been offered voluntary redundancy.
17:40Voluntary redundancy?
17:42Why?
17:43Are you okay?
17:4620 years and they did it by email.
17:48Can you believe that?
17:50I've been offered two years' salary.
17:52Two years?
17:53Bloody hell.
17:57You must be really upset.
17:59I am.
18:00Yeah, I'm gutted, actually.
18:04But it could be good for us.
18:06Don't you think?
18:08Claire loves a silver lining?
18:09Yeah.
18:09Claire does love a silver lining.
18:11Change of career and lifestyle could help us make a fresh start.
18:17What do you mean?
18:19Well, I need to do more at work or Martin is never going to make me a partner.
18:23You could be a stay-at-home dad and it would be really good for your relationship with the children.
18:27Stay-at-home dad?
18:31Not forever, obviously.
18:33It's just...
18:35It's just why you find your feet.
18:46I promise I'll think about it.
19:15You and I were the new generation of intelligence officers.
19:19To be brutally honest, nothing changed.
19:22All that happened was the public school boys went and in came the equally dick-swinging working-class lads.
19:30Except instead of Wagner, they were listening to Oasis.
19:35I was in the same cohort as you.
19:38I didn't belong.
19:41I didn't feel very welcome.
19:44This organisation had to change.
19:47And thank God it did.
19:49It is not acceptable to leave an abusive message on my phone.
19:54I apologise.
19:56I hope you're sincere in that.
19:57I am.
19:57I am.
20:01Have you spoken to Claire?
20:03About the redundancy offer?
20:06She wants me to take it and to walk away.
20:12Look, John.
20:13I get it.
20:13You're an MI5-er to your core.
20:15But don't fear change.
20:18Take two weeks' leave and think about it.
20:20It's a generous offer.
20:22Now you need to do the handover to the officer who will wrap up this case.
20:26Fine.
20:26Who is he?
20:28She.
20:37This is Marine Ascari Evans.
20:40Marine's own secondment from MI6.
20:43John Hughes.
20:44Your reputation goes before you.
20:47Pleased to meet you, Marine.
20:51So why the move from six?
20:53Personal reasons.
20:56Intriguing?
20:57Maybe one for next time.
21:01Where are you from?
21:03Where am I from?
21:04Yeah.
21:05Yeah, where's your accent from?
21:07Maid in Cornwall.
21:08Welsh mother.
21:09Iranian father.
21:09Where are you from?
21:10The Cotswolds.
21:18Anyway, I think the casework on Esson Taremi's shooting is fairly straightforward.
21:24Is there anything else?
21:27What was Esson like?
21:28We only text a couple of times before we met.
21:31Um, you seem genuine enough.
21:37Are you heading up to Stockport?
21:38Stockport?
21:39No.
21:41I've been told to get all my ducks in a row before handing the case on to the police.
21:46Disappointing.
21:49It does sound like you got caught up in some bad gangland shit.
21:53Yeah.
21:53Or senior management don't want Iran hitting the final mile number 10 to plug in its regional
21:57peace talks.
21:58Oh, come on.
22:00The intelligence services are politically neutral.
22:03Yes.
22:03When it suits them.
22:05And when it suits Whitehall.
22:21I wouldn't mind sharing your personal number.
22:25You know, in case I need to quickly confirm.
22:27You know, in case I need to quickly confirm.
22:31Oh, don't worry.
22:33Married men are definitely not my kink.
22:41Perhaps you'd like to begin by telling me why you're here.
22:50To be honest, I don't know.
22:55We've been nigh for 14 years.
22:58Who would have thought till death to us part would take so long?
23:03Humour can be useful, but let's try and give this its due weight.
23:13Perhaps we don't talk as much as we should.
23:17I agree, but it's not.
23:20Sorry, one minute.
23:24Work.
23:26I think in these sessions we need to switch our phones off.
23:28Oh, I'm sorry.
23:29I can't switch my phone off.
23:31Why?
23:31Because John works for the security services, MI5.
23:34Please.
23:35And that is the problem.
23:37In a nutshell.
23:38You know, we're not supposed to say that.
23:41He has never been able to talk about anything connected with work.
23:47So as time's gone on, we just, we just don't talk at all.
23:51It's just the kids, chores, arrangements.
23:57But there are things I have wanted to talk about for years.
24:07Seven years ago, when Chloe was two, John had an affair with a woman at work.
24:14That was years ago.
24:17That was water under the bridge.
24:18John, let her speak.
24:23I could tell.
24:25And he admitted it and promised he'd end it.
24:29But I have never been able to know what happened, who she was.
24:35I've simply had to take it on trust that it, that it is over.
24:38For all I know, he might still work with her.
24:40I don't.
24:40I don't.
24:42Don't you trust me?
24:46He hid behind his job.
24:49And we, we moved on, but...
24:56Deep down, I've never been able to forgive him.
24:59And it's just, it's such a head fuck.
25:02Because virtually everything that he does in a normal working week just looks, looks like he's up to something.
25:11And I...
25:13I need to know who I'm married to.
25:16You said that you forgave me.
25:18I have tried to forgive you.
25:22And after a gap, we had another child.
25:25Our son, Kit.
25:29But I don't, I don't think I can get past this while you're still doing the job that you do.
25:49And how are you feeling about the sevens?
25:50I'm quite full.
25:52It's okay, I'm fine.
25:54Good, good.
26:11Hey, Dad, are you taking me to school today?
26:13Oh, I can't now, sweetheart. I've got a work thing.
26:16But I thought you were having a break.
26:20Just a couple of loose ends.
26:22When will you be back?
26:23Won't be late. I'll call you later and let you know
26:54Don't spend it all at once
26:57Not with my mother
26:59She's alcoholic, diabetic and agoraphobic
27:02If it's got an ick, she's got it
27:04And the muggins here runs around after her
27:06Picking up a fucking tab
27:08So what have you got for me?
27:09I've got some info on Essence's wife
27:12Craig's had everyone looking for her
27:14He's had me on this Persian temple
27:19Why's that?
27:20Boss said Essence and his wife
27:22Used to hang out and do stuff there
27:26What did Essence do for you, boss?
27:28You were a fixer
27:30Odd job, man
27:32Iranian, weren't he?
27:33Had the lingo
27:35Translated things for Craig
27:37What? What stuff did he translate?
27:40Listen up, lad
27:41I'm skivvy on the bings, not top dog in boardroom
27:53People want to know where I am
27:57Wes?
27:59Yeah, I'm on the way
28:02Yeah, yeah
28:04Yeah
28:15Fancy seeing you here
28:16I saw you texting about Stockport
28:19Smart of you to track my personal phone
28:22Was that signed off?
28:23No, I had a pal at Cheltenham do me a favour
28:26No warrant, off books
28:28My kind of girl
28:30There's me thinking you wanted my number so we could be friends
28:33This is my case now
28:36My responsibility, I'm carrying the can
28:38So I do actually need to know what you've got yourself into
28:43You're a terrible liar, you know
28:44Yeah, but I don't want to be responsible for missing a terrorist attack, do you?
28:48Who was that young guy?
28:50That guy has got information on the whereabouts of Essence's wife
28:53So where did you link with him?
28:54You should be following Lise, this is your case now
28:56Look, we're not supposed to be here
28:58I just want to find Essence's wife to see if she's got anything to tell us about the threat to
29:02national security
29:03But I promise you, if she even suspects her husband's stolen Beeston's drugs, then I'll walk away
29:08Okay, fine
29:09But I'm in charge
29:10Yeah?
29:27You got your press pass?
29:29Come in!
29:31Yep
29:32Come in!
29:34Come in!
29:35Come in!
29:36I'll run!
29:36Let's get in!
29:37Let's get in!
29:43You can get in!
29:44Let's get in!
29:46Let's get in!
29:46Let's get in!
29:46Salam
29:47This took us in!
29:49Let's get in!
29:51You can find the Kelly!
29:52May I help you?
29:54Yes
29:54We're from the Guardian
29:56Looks like you've created a real focus for the community here
30:01We've tried to make a home for those who fled the regime in Iran.
30:07What do you want?
30:09We're working on a story about the murder of Ehsan Taremi.
30:12I know nothing of Ehsan Taremi. I tell everyone who comes.
30:19Has Craig Beaston been in here?
30:21No, not him.
30:23I wonder what a family man like Ehsan Taremi would be doing, working for Beaston.
30:31Everyone knows why Beaston needs Iranians.
30:33He needs men that speak Farsi. He needs officials on the Iranian border.
30:38They get a cut and Beaston gets a more direct, secure supply of his Afghan product.
30:45There are some who think that this may be about more than just the drugs trade.
30:50You know, his wife, Mona Taremi, has gone missing.
30:53If Mona could shed some light on Beaston's criminal operation, it may help to bring some justice to her husband.
30:58Anything that cares to you, would you give me a ring?
31:03We've got company.
31:06Do you have another way up?
31:12Who is it?
31:13Don't know.
31:24You ready?
31:27Good morning.
31:28Good morning.
31:32Get in the car.
31:34Get in the fucking car now!
31:36You ain't...
31:43Get in the car.
31:45Get in the car.
31:48Get in the car.
32:17So who are you then, eh?
32:20Sniffing about, causing a nuisance for yourself?
32:23You've got our ideas, you know who we are.
32:24Oh yeah, yeah, but we know all the crime reporters in the north.
32:29We even know some of them down south.
32:32Why are you meeting up with our dressing?
32:35We're from The Guardian. We're writing a story about the drug trade in the north-west.
32:40I can smell the shite.
32:44You fucking devil then? Are you fucking devil?
32:47Honestly, we're writing about heroin coming from Afghanistan over the Iranian border into Turkey and then on to England.
32:53I don't know what you think I know about that.
32:56Is he round here? Belongs to us.
33:02That is.
33:06This is our patch.
33:07I'm sorry, it's rude of us. We apologise.
33:10I can't hear you.
33:10I'm sorry, it's rude of us. We apologise.
33:28What do you think, George?
33:30You had a good look at him, down in that London, hadn't you?
33:37He's not dibble. He'd be so boring.
33:41He's a journalist.
33:54Did that lesson say out to you?
33:58No, your gunman made sure of that.
34:01Oh, that's fucking libel.
34:04Hey, he didn't work for me.
34:09I'd like to know who killed R.E.son.
34:13See, privacy is very important to me, Mr. and Mrs. Journalist.
34:27What did R.E.son say?
34:32He was killed before he could say anything.
34:34No, I bet he was all blab, blab, blab on me.
34:40You see what happens to people who think they're bigger than they are, Jordan?
34:44Go shooting their mouth off.
34:46Really tragic things happened to all.
34:51Sad things.
34:57He speaks to our lessons, wife.
35:00We'd like to, but we don't know where Mona Taremi is.
35:16Go on, fuck off.
35:20Fuck off!
35:24I've seen you round there again.
35:26You won't be fucking walking home.
35:30Come on, come on.
35:58Fucking journals.
35:59Go on, fuck off back down south.
36:15Oh, last one's gone.
36:22Come on.
36:29You sure you're okay, Sharon?
36:31Behave yourself.
36:33I will if you will.
36:34The last room's the last room, right?
36:39Thanks for backing me today.
36:42It's okay.
36:44Listen, brains will blow in the love of my face.
36:47You know, I need to know why.
36:55It's a hard thing to take a human life.
37:00Have you?
37:04According to the philosopher Immanuel Kant,
37:08no human life may ever be taken for any reason,
37:12even if one's own life's threatened.
37:17You're calling me a cult?
37:30You recruited Jordan in London, didn't you?
37:37Did you catch him surveying you?
37:42I'm wondering how Beeston knew that I was in touch with Essam.
37:47If your cover's been blown?
37:50My cover hasn't been blown.
37:51Did you tell Essam where you live?
37:53No, of course not.
37:54And a service team securely got you out from the location where Essam was killed?
37:57Yes.
37:57So when and where did you understand Jordan was surveying you?
38:00I wouldn't use that term.
38:02He was more loitering in my back garden.
38:06And that's a massive, massive deal.
38:09It's a major fuck-up, John.
38:11Essam was the real deal.
38:12But you don't know that.
38:13Yes, I took a risk using my personal phone to contact Essam.
38:16John, you can't use your personal phone to communicate with a source.
38:20So that's how Beeston got your address.
38:31Can we just keep this between us?
38:33At least until we get a better read of the situation?
38:54What's Dibble?
38:59Slang for copper.
39:02Officer Dibble.
39:03Top cut.
39:04Not seen her.
39:08It's a good show.
39:10Must be an old show, right?
39:12A cartoon.
39:17Good night.
39:19Not seen her.
39:32Good night.
39:42Good night.
39:56Hello?
39:57Hello, it's Sardar, from the Persian Center.
40:01I know where Mona Taremi is.
40:04Where?
40:15I can't stepped in there, but the flavors though are my other ones.
40:28How weird are you?
40:29I need a mirror with a D
40:29It
40:54Mona?
40:55Mona?
41:13Mona?
41:48I'm the person who took down the man who married your husband.
42:02Are you police?
42:03No, we work for the security services.
42:05Why were you with Erson when he died?
42:08He had important information about an attack on this country,
42:11but he was murdered before he could tell us what he wanted to.
42:16So you were trying to do something good?
42:18Yes, I think so.
42:20Have you any idea what it was he wanted to tell us?
42:23He was vague.
42:25He said we had to leave the area.
42:27The day he died, he told me to pack to leave quickly.
42:32What can you tell us about the work he did for Craig Beeston?
42:34He wouldn't talk to me about it much because I didn't approve.
42:37But before he died, I heard him arguing with someone about the general.
42:43The general?
42:51Mona, we're trying to find out who made that Esen and bring some justice to you and your daughters.
42:57If there's any information you have which could help us with that, anything.
43:31I don't know the matter.
43:32Password.
43:37Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
43:40Thank you for having me.
43:42Bye.
43:43Hi.
43:43Oh, hi, John.
43:44You looking for Claire?
43:45Oh, yeah.
43:46She just finished.
43:47Brilliant.
43:48How are you?
43:49How's that lovely wife of yours?
43:50Oh, unfortunately, we separated.
43:53Oh, she's living in our place in Spain.
43:55Well, at least she's got the weather.
44:00I know.
44:02Close the door.
44:07I'm sorry.
44:08I get it.
44:11I thought you were supposed to be taking some leave.
44:13I am, but I was needed at work.
44:15Were you on the job on your own or with a colleague?
44:22I was with a colleague.
44:25Was it the colleague you were texting during our marriage counselling session?
44:31Yes, it was her.
44:35A woman?
44:36Yes, I work with women.
44:37You work with men.
44:38The last train to London have been and gone.
44:41Where did you stay?
44:42Oh, just in some crummy little hotel in Manchester.
44:46Why are you being like this?
44:50Did anything happen?
44:51Our thing's meant to get any better if you don't trust me.
44:54You have to earn my trust.
45:18What are you doing here?
45:20You're meant to be on leave.
45:21I've come in for a trauma mitigation workshop with wellness.
45:25Well, perhaps the leopard does sometimes change his spouse.
45:29You never know, Gregory.
45:40Here, now in the 21st century, Iranian women can still be killed or tortured.
45:46The British government must act now against this tyrannical regime.
45:51That's Fatima Faizi.
45:53She runs Persia Live UK.
45:55Yeah, Hassan's got loads more of her on here and it's all encrypted.
45:58But why is it gangsters translate as stalking a prominent Iranian dissident?
46:02Maybe they're getting a fix on their whereabouts before they organise a targeted proxy attack.
46:07But the information Essantaremi provided was about an event where a lot of people could get killed.
46:19Fatima's given a talk at a university in Liverpool next week.
46:24What if they're targeting her?
46:35General, how are the preparations?
46:37Any problems?
46:39There's been one or two wrinkles, but nothing I can't handle.
46:43I hear there was a problem with the journalist.
46:45Don't fuck this up, Craig.
46:47You won't get your ten million.
46:49I won't.
46:49I'll do whatever I need to do.
46:52It won't be casualties, sir.
46:54But that's what you want, isn't it?
46:57To make a splash.
46:59You won't get your attention.
47:13You won't get your attention.
47:15You won't get your attention.
47:18You won't get your attention.
47:18You won't get your attention.
47:20You won't get your attention.
47:23You won't get your attention.
47:25You won't get your attention.
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