A 12-year-old can now make a decision without parental consent to take an experimental drug that kills less than 1 in a million young people. Why is the government pushing vaccines on children without their parents' consent?
00:06:39.660What percentage of the employees in your institute, your center of your employees, has been vaccinated?
00:06:46.480You know, I'm not 100% sure, Senator, but I think it's probably a little bit more than half, probably around 60%.
00:06:52.580If I told you that half the waiters and cooks at any restaurant absolutely refuse to eat at that restaurant, you'd probably raise an eyebrow.
00:06:58.860Why won't you eat at this restaurant where you're a waiter?
00:07:03.600But what if half of the people at the Centers for Disease Control, CDC, and the FDA, the vaccine pushers, what if half of them refuse to take the jab?
00:08:41.740By the way, what does time have to do with any of that?
00:08:44.880But at the top of that infographic, you'll see vaccination rates.
00:08:48.540If the pandemic is over, if the emergency is over, why are you still pushing experimental medicine that hasn't been approved yet
00:08:58.940and was only allowed because we were in an emergency, if the emergency is over, why are you still doing that?
00:09:04.680And why are you making use of that experimental medicine, the criteria for whether or not businesses are locked down, schools are locked down, people are locked down?
00:09:15.060What happened to two weeks to flatten the curve?
00:09:17.000The curve they were talking about was to make sure hospitals weren't overwhelmed with everyone getting sick at once.
00:09:23.560So hospitals are not being overwhelmed.
00:09:51.040Okay, I understand their interest, but I'm not a Moderna shareholder, and neither, I hope, is Doug Ford or the other premiers who have this same approach.
00:10:01.960So why are they pushing experimental vaccines for a pandemic that's over and making use of the vaccine, the criterion for whether or not we're out of the state of emergency?
00:10:14.060And why are they pushing it on children?
00:10:17.900That 12-year-old rule isn't just for Peel Region.
00:10:23.340I see it popping up in Alberta, for example.
00:10:27.100I see that Jason Kenney, the premier there, is also linking, ending the lockdown with the number of people who get vaccinated.
00:10:36.120I thought this was about not getting sick.
00:10:38.340I didn't think it was about buying and injecting an experimental drug.
00:10:43.580Why would we do that if no one's getting sick, if no one's dying, or at least the numbers are infinitesimally small now?
00:10:48.900Well, the emergency is over in real life, but the legal status of emergency is still in effect, so they can still authorize and sell the experimental drugs that half of Fauci's own staff won't take.
00:11:06.460Well, what premiers Ford and Kenney and the rest of them are doing is pressuring people to get the jab in order to be free, including pressuring children.
00:11:14.320But it's not mandatory, they say, yet.
00:11:18.400But look at this propaganda piece from Bloomberg, one of the biggest news sources in the world.
00:11:23.500What happens when vaccine incentives aren't enough?
00:11:26.400Reluctant citizens can slow down herd immunity.
00:11:29.200Despite abundant vaccines, compulsory shots are unpalatable, but may be necessary.
00:12:01.600They know a little bit about China, and they know a little bit about trust and politicians.
00:12:06.780Here's what the story says about Hong Kong.
00:12:08.260Despite a free and easily accessible program open to all adults since April, only just over 10% of the population of 7.5 million has had both injections, with low rates even among the oldest.
00:12:22.840The most hesitancy is so high that only half of residents say they intend to get vaccinated.
00:14:22.120I read that, I went online, I couldn't believe them, I wanted to see them for myself.
00:14:26.240I just got to read this insane part here.
00:14:27.900You can find this quickly on the internet, it's from Oregon.
00:14:29.680Imagine they're still writing this in 2021.
00:14:39.960All businesses, employers and faith institutions are required to continue to apply and enforce the mask, face covering and face shield guidance and physical distancing requirements in state COVID-19 guidance to all individuals unless a business, employer or faith institution
00:15:02.140has a policy for checking for proof of vaccination status of individuals and requests proof of vaccination status from each individual and reviews each individual's proof of vaccination prior to entry or admission.
00:15:56.000Now, I don't know the constitutionality that I seem to recall in the United States having a bit of a civil war about secession, but these Oregonians, they don't want to leave America.
00:16:06.160They just want to redraw the border to put them with Idaho, away from the Caraze people in the big city of Portland, and they just want to join the normal people in Idaho.
00:16:16.620So, yeah, if they manage to do that, maybe we can have a vote up here in Canada too.
00:16:26.280I'd like to join some sane place, because we're not it right now.
00:16:34.660Not even appointed an ambassador to Israel.
00:16:41.840It's clear that Israel is not a priority for him.
00:16:44.720He didn't speak to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the first four weeks he was in office, whereas even Obama, I think, did so in the first week, and Donald Trump did so on his first full day in office.
00:16:53.440So it's clear that Biden had taken a step back from Israel, and he had also promised the Palestinians hundreds of millions of dollars in resumed aid funding that Trump had withheld.
00:17:04.680Trump withheld it because the Palestinian Authority has been openly supporting terrorism.
00:17:09.280But Biden restored some of that funding against American law, I believe, which prevents any taxpayer dollars from going to the Palestinian Authority while they are still supporting terrorists.
00:17:21.440But Biden restored that without any preconditions, any concessions from the Palestinians, any guarantees.
00:17:27.200He just said, I'm going to give you this funding.
00:17:29.100I think that sent a signal that Palestinians could use violence and incitement with total impunity.
00:17:34.380And I think it invited Hamas and other terrorist groups to try their luck.
00:17:39.280The second mistake was Biden's attempts to court the Iranian regime and entice them back to the table on a resumption of the nuclear deal.
00:17:48.640The nuclear deal is part of the reason Hamas has all these rockets.
00:17:51.440Iran received billions and billions of dollars from the United States, from assets it had held in the United States, sometimes pure cash on cargo planes in the middle of the night.
00:18:01.700And they used it to fund their terrorist operations throughout the region.
00:18:05.260Hamas is one of the recipients of Iran's largesse.
00:18:09.100And one of the reasons Hamas has an arsenal is because of that support.
00:18:13.400Going back to the nuclear deal would simply allow Hamas to rearm.
00:18:17.260It also signaled that Biden was not going to be supportive of Israel.
00:18:21.720And there are a number of other things.
00:18:25.260This is really a third thing Biden did wrong that are that are related to that Iranian problem.
00:18:28.780And that's this Biden downgraded relations with many Arab allies in the Middle East that had made peace with Israel.
00:18:36.460He pulled out funding from Saudi Arabia, for example, in their war against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.
00:18:43.420He canceled a deal with the UAE to lower aluminum tariffs as a reward for doing a peace deal with Israel.
00:18:52.560So Biden made it clear in many ways he was not going to be as supportive of the emerging Arab-Israeli alliance in the Middle East.
00:19:00.380And so all of that was a provocation for Iran and its terrorist proxy, Hamas, to attempt to start something and see how far they could push it.
00:19:09.540They really wanted to gain a strategic upper hand.
00:19:12.180They wanted Israelis to have to live in the shadow of rocket fire.
00:19:15.760And had it not been for the Iron Dome, had it not been for Netanyahu and the Israeli people's willingness to fight, that might have happened.
00:19:23.040At the war's close, at the ceasefire, 72 percent of Israelis said they wanted the war to keep going because they wanted to get rid of Hamas, not because they have animus toward the Palestinians.
00:19:32.220Hamas is terrible for Palestinian civilians.
00:19:36.980Israel had to weigh the cost to its international relations, as well as the threat that perhaps Iranian-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon would start firing rockets if they did get close to getting rid of Hamas.
00:19:48.600So Israel had to weigh several different factors and ultimately decided against a ground invasion.
00:19:55.180For now, though, those three mistakes that Biden made, the Iran deal, the snubbing of Arab allies, and the pressure on Israel and rewarding of Palestinians, those are reversible.
00:20:57.680And I think everyone now sees—is going to test how far they can go under Biden.
00:21:02.320Let me note something from your story that I think is very important.
00:21:06.800Not one Arab nation that recently made peace with Israel withdrew its support.
00:21:12.760Now, sure, they gave rhetorical support for Palestinian people.
00:21:16.560And you can understand that just—you can understand the rhetorical support.
00:21:22.620But the deal between the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain and Sudan and Morocco, they maintained.
00:21:31.700Those countries obviously have decided that a strong working relationship with Israel is more important than a momentary PR burst of siding with Hamas.
00:21:50.300Yes, that's a real victory for Israel here, that it didn't see any downgrading of relations among the Arab nations that had signed peace and normalization agreements with it.
00:21:59.820There wasn't even a word of criticism from those nations.
00:22:11.980The Western anti-Israel movement is much more vociferous than in Arab countries that understand fully what's at stake here.
00:22:20.320They understand that Iran is backing Hamas and that Iran is a threat to them as well as to Israel.
00:22:25.460And that's why these Arab states stayed on Israel's side.
00:22:29.500More than that, the United Arab Emirates actually leaked that they had told Hamas that future infrastructure projects in Gaza were in jeopardy unless Hamas could stop inciting and starting these confrontations.
00:22:42.780So not only were they not backing away from Israel, but the Arab states that signed the Abraham Accords actually tacitly sided with Israel.
00:22:53.120So that's another victory that came out of this.
00:22:55.580The new relationships Israel has forged with the Arab states of the region withstood this test of fire.
00:23:02.900They didn't want to put those states into a very difficult position by making the war much bigger or more damaging than it was.
00:23:09.260And that's another victory. Israel avoided any massive civilian casualty events, any embarrassing mistakes, anything that would have drawn international condemnation.
00:23:17.460I mean, the only possible exception was the bombing of the Jala Tower, where a number of international news organizations had their offices and there were no one there was no one hurt there.
00:23:29.600Plus, they were sharing those offices apparently with Hamas.
00:23:32.360So no one had any real sympathy for the Associated Press or Al Jazeera or any of these other groups.
00:23:37.780So that was the only controversial attack.
00:23:40.240But Israel felt no qualms about that and said, look, you know, Hamas cannot use journalists as human shields and journalists can't cover up for Hamas.
00:23:50.560And that's a very, very important and optimistic sign going forward.
00:23:53.520Yeah. I got one last question for you.
00:23:55.420I read a report. Now, it might just be gossip or a rumor that the success of the Iron Dome anti-missile, anti-rocket system, which was so spectacular to see.
00:24:05.400I read that some of these new Arab allies of Israel, that there's talk that they might be provided with these weapon systems by Israel because they're of a defensive nature only.
00:24:20.060So it's not like Israel is at risk of these being shot at Israel.
00:24:23.440They're a purely it's like a bulletproof vest.
00:24:26.120They're not an offensive weapon. It's just a defensive weapon.
00:24:29.160Is there any truth to those reports that Israel might actually be helping to provide defense to its new Arab friends?
00:24:36.400Yes. And that's a big positive for those Arab countries.
00:24:41.760It is likely that Israel will sell the Iron Dome to Dubai, to other places that want to protect civilian population centers from rocket attacks.
00:24:51.440And that's a very real risk. Think about the fact that the Houthi rebels have fired rockets at Saudi Arabia and that they've damaged oil fields in Saudi Arabia.
00:24:59.560That caused a major problem for world energy markets.
00:25:04.880And of course, it's a problem for Saudi Arabia. Now, Saudi Arabia hasn't signed a peace deal.
00:25:08.180They might eventually. But one of the things that sweetens those deals is the opportunity to gain access to Israeli defense technology.
00:25:14.720The Iron Dome is a great weapon to sell because it's purely defensive.
00:25:18.520And in the off chance that Israel did get into a war with these Arab countries, the Iron Dome is not going to stop the Israeli Air Force.
00:25:24.400But it will stop these rocket attacks from Iranian backed militias that don't have fighter jets, but do have drones, short range rockets, longer range missiles.
00:25:35.860Israel has a variety of missile defenses that can shield these Arab countries.
00:25:40.320And so now having demonstrated the efficacy of Iron Dome, that can take apart a rocket barrage of dozens of rockets at a time.
00:25:47.400Maybe not more than that. We'll see. But they've showed that it can work against at least multiple rockets at the same time.
00:25:53.620And that's a great thing for Israel's defense industry.
00:25:57.320And it's a great thing for cementing ties between Israel and its Arab neighbors against Iran.
00:26:02.280You know, I can't even believe it. I mean, who would have thought that we would be talking about Israel selling weapons to Arab countries to defend themselves against Islamic terror?
00:26:14.420And all of this with this with this with the pouting of a U.S. president, how things have been rearranged.
00:26:21.740And I think Donald Trump has not received enough credit for how he helped peace in the region.
00:26:28.280If it were a Democrat who had done those, he'd have four Nobel Peace Prizes by now.
00:26:32.760Joel, we got to let you go. But thank you for this wisdom.
00:26:34.680I just want to give a shout out to your new e-book that's available on Amazon.
00:26:40.840And it's got a clever title. It's The Zionist Conspiracy and How to Join It.
00:26:46.580And it's a provocative title, but it's about the lessons from Jews and from Israel that anyone around the world can learn about building a successful society.
00:26:55.360I think that's something that the, frankly, even Arab and Muslim jurisdictions can learn from Gaza itself.
00:27:02.020Give us 30 seconds of a refresher on your book, The Zionist Conspiracy.
00:27:06.640Well, the great success of Zionism is that to achieve their goal, which was self-determination in the land of Israel,
00:27:12.400they were willing to change the Jewish people themselves or ourselves.
00:27:16.680They prepared their constituents for statehood, developing a language, developing self-governing institutions,
00:27:24.680developing new traditions of the military and so forth.
00:27:28.780And they prepared for independence and for success.
00:27:32.220And the message of the book is that's something anyone can learn from.
00:27:35.380That's something other national movements can learn from.
00:27:37.280That's something civil rights movements can learn from.
00:27:39.040And that's something individuals can learn from.
00:27:40.680But sometimes to achieve a goal, you have to be willing to transform yourself as well.
00:27:44.300And Israel is an example, perhaps the best example, of success in doing that.