ISRAEL CIVIL WAR: "King Bibi" (Mastermind of 9-11) Toppled By BASED BIDEN | America First Ep. 1137ISRAEL CIVIL WAR: "King Bibi" (Mastermind of 9-11) Toppled By BASED BIDEN | America First Ep. 1137
On this episode of America First, host Nicholas J. Fuentes dives deep into the ongoing protests in Israel over Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reform. He also takes a look at the transgender mass shooting spree in a Christian school, and whether or not it's really as bad as the media portray it as being committed by a "pro-choice" lunatic, and why he doesn't think it's a good thing at all. And, of course, he gives his thoughts on the white supremacist and anti-semitic mass shootings in America, and how we should deal with them. America First is a show that focuses on the intersection of politics, culture, and the news, and is hosted by host Nick J. Fucente ( ) and co-hosted by Alex Blumberg ( ). Subscribe to America First to get immediate access to all of our newest episodes and listen to them wherever you get your favorite shows streaming on your favorite streaming platforms. If you haven't checked out the show yet, be sure to do so on Apple Podcasts or wherever else you re listening to podcasts, and don't forget to leave us a rating and review! We'll be looking out for new episodes in the coming weeks! Thank you so much for listening! Cheers, Nick and Alex! - Your continued support is so appreciated, we really appreciate it. - Your support is truly means the world to us a lot more than we can manage to provide you with the best possible access to the most important things we can do on the world's most important news and information we can provide you can consume on the most of all our social media platforms. - Thank you, and we really helps us build a better understanding of the world, everywhere we can access the most authentic and the best way to help us all can have the best experience possible. - thank you, everyone! - Nick, Nick, Thank you for listening and support us all the best of what we can achieve the most meaningful day to day, no matter where we can help us get the most out of our day to be the most impactful, the most beautiful day possible. - R. FUFFUENTES - RAVENESPECTS, R. & R. ( ) and R. SONGS, RABY ( ) - THE FUENTE ( ) & RYAN ( ) Thank you SO MUCH, RAY ( ) ( )
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00:02:47.000And really it comes down to what is the American perspective on Netanyahu and the Likud party?
00:02:55.000And it's interesting that what is best for Israel is not
00:03:00.000Maybe this goes without saying, not necessarily what's best for America.
00:03:05.000I've seen a lot of right-wing people on the internet say, well Benjamin Netanyahu is a Jewish nationalist, it's a right-wing government, he's overseeing a right-wing reconstitution of Israel, that's a good thing.
00:03:19.000And it's like, yeah, that's a good thing for Israel, but is it good for America?
00:03:26.000Because developments in other countries affect us.
00:03:29.000Specifically developments in countries that are close allies or adversaries.
00:03:37.000And so is it good for America that Israel becomes more nationalistic or right-wing?
00:03:42.000Is it good for America that the Netanyahu party and government is bolstered?
00:04:20.000Now you got a mass shooter of one of your own, finally.
00:04:26.000Honestly, I think the politics of mass shooters is pretty lame.
00:04:33.000I'm not trying to be the guy taking the high road or being above it all, but it is meaningless to me.
00:04:42.000Because a lot of these mass shooters have connections to law enforcement.
00:04:47.000Who really knows what's going on with these mass killings?
00:04:51.000And I'll get into my take on this, but I really, and I, listen, I get it.
00:04:56.000And if people want to self-consciously go out there and say, and create this narrative about now there are like four transgender school shooters,
00:05:06.000And do this reverse and say, hey, pay no attention to the white supremacist shooters.
00:05:13.000If you want to self-consciously do that, and that is, in other words, you're cognizant of the fact that this is a political narrative that we're creating and weaponizing for political purposes, fair enough.
00:05:33.000I don't know how much I buy into all of that, because I think that people that go out there and kill are mentally ill.
00:05:42.000I think that anybody that goes out there and says that they're going to murder strangers... I've said this before, if you consider white supremacist mass killings to be legitimate and not false flags or connected to FBI in some way,
00:06:00.000If you consider that there are probably legitimate instances of right-wing mass killings like this, I would say the same thing.
00:09:19.000Yesterday I was gonna cover these stories, but I launched into this big monologue about Pearl and about these Jewish subversives on Twitter.
00:09:33.000So we'll be doing all of these stories tonight.
00:09:38.000And I apologize, I was gonna try and come on at 10 o'clock, but I got another call.
00:09:45.000And I don't want to give away too much because we're working on something.
00:09:51.000We're working on something that is really interesting, really an interesting project for you-know-who, for the boss.
00:10:00.000And the other day somebody reached out and said, where can I send my resume?
00:10:05.000Because I gave some clues about what it's about and a lot of people started sending me their resumes.
00:10:13.000I'm not really looking for people, but what I am interested to hear about is this I'm interested to hear if people have ideas about and I'm talking about novel ideas like actual interesting new ideas about real problems and when I say real problems, I mean things like microplastic pollution things like you know, why is everybody obese things like
00:10:42.000Mass transportation and infrastructure.
00:10:47.000If you have any kind of specialized knowledge or maybe any novel ideas, some of the resumes I got, I'm actually gonna start calling a few of these people and just start bouncing ideas off.
00:10:59.000I can't really give away too much, but if you have any interesting ideas, like I said, my info is on my Telegram.
00:11:06.000Yeah, and don't just send me like, hey, I read you Michael Jones, and I like him, but like, you know what I mean?
00:11:12.000I want to hear something I've never heard before.
00:11:13.000I want to hear something that's really technical, and maybe if you know about farming, if you know about healthcare, hit me up.
00:11:22.000Because I've been given a pretty big responsibility here to come up with some things.
00:11:29.000So I just thought I'd throw that out there if anybody's interested because like I said I mentioned that in the super chats and I got like 30 people sending me their resumes.
00:11:37.000I'm not it's not really like that please do not send me your resume but
00:11:43.000Because I said yesterday, I'm like, I'm like, send me if you know anything about tech.
00:11:49.000And people are like, hey, like, I'm a student.
00:13:59.000And you wonder what is possible for this country
00:14:05.000If Americans, American-born, American-Americans, not Jewish-Americans, not African-Americans, but American-born, American-Americans start setting the agenda and start coming up with ideas and start leading our country again.
00:15:01.000What if we had a nationalistic, patriotic, Christian government regime with a Cold War mentality, pouring money into science, pouring money into engineering, into infrastructure, into education, into cathedrals and theology?
00:15:22.000What could be possible if that were achievable in our lifetime?
00:15:29.000I'm just sick of seeing all these spies jerking us around and wasting our time.
00:15:37.000Here we are trying to save our country.
00:15:40.000We're trying to save our inherited civilization and you have these Jewish people playing games.
00:15:46.000You have Jewish people playing these political games and trafficking and gossip and lies and all of that needs to be swept aside by a movement
00:16:05.000And it's all, it feels like it's all sort of... It feels like it's all coming together.
00:16:11.000There's this feeling of everything coming together.
00:16:15.000Like this Bronze Age pervert thing, and this war in Israel, and Claremont, and Teal, and this NatCon, Tucker Carlson thing, producers of Jewish Spy, etc.
00:16:28.000And how it's coalescing around me, and Ye, and DEFCON 3.
00:16:32.000It's like it all seems like it's reaching a boiling point.
00:17:49.000Trump became controlled also by Kushner.
00:17:53.000And then you had this thing emerge during the Trump years, funded by these guys like Peter Thiel and Paul Singer and Claremont, and they said, we're the intellectual backbone of Trumpism.
00:18:39.000It's so complex and it's so hard to unravel and But this is what we have to do to create a genuine opposition and I think once you get that it overwhelms the system entirely and And we might even be afraid of what we create we have to to some extent labor to refine and control what comes next because
00:19:03.000I said this on a show a few months ago and people misunderstood it.
00:19:07.000I said something to the effect of, the Jewish people should be grateful for this show because the kind of anti-Semitism that is being unlocked can get far uglier than the things I say on my show.
00:19:21.000And they all said, oh he's threatening Jewish people.
00:19:35.000It's going to accelerate very rapidly.
00:19:37.000And the point is, they're going to look for people that are actually sensible, that are grounded in principles, that are Catholic.
00:19:43.000They're going to want people like us, for their own sake, to be directing the traffic on that.
00:19:53.000Because once this thing really gets going in terms of, let's say there's a genuine opposition, I believe it will rapidly overwhelm the status quo.
00:20:04.000And it will no longer be a question of, can America survive?
00:20:08.000It's going to be more a question of like, it's going to be like the French Revolution.
00:20:13.000Where's going to be an end to the chaos and this, you know, period maybe of tumult.
00:20:22.000And so it's a question of people like us, sensible, principled, frankly humanitarian, religious people trying to steer those forces in a productive direction.
00:20:33.000So, anyway, those are just some thoughts.
00:20:58.000Statistically, somewhere, someone is going to get a gun and someday do something heinous with it.
00:21:06.000I don't know that that really proves anything.
00:21:09.000I don't know that that really proves a larger trend, to be honest with you.
00:21:13.000And I say that when it's right-wingers, when it's trannies.
00:21:18.000It's a big country with a lot of people and even more guns.
00:21:22.000A very visible and sensational event like this, to me, does not reflect or say anything about society as a whole, in my humble opinion.
00:21:34.000So I see these kinds of crimes and just as much as I'm not moved to support gun control or moved to support 8chan being deprived of DDoS protection, equally I'm not moved to say that there's a larger problem here or something when it's...
00:21:52.000Ideological opponent who does something like this.
00:22:21.000Nashville police identified the shooter who opened fire on Monday morning at the Covenant School as 28-year-old Audrey Hale, whose real name I believe is Aiden, a transgender woman and former student at the private Presbyterian school.
00:22:38.000Three children and three adults were murdered in the shooting.
00:22:43.000Nashville Police Chief John Drake identified Hale as a transgender woman on Monday afternoon, but Hale listed he him pronouns on a LinkedIn profile.
00:22:53.000So I actually don't know what gender this person is.
00:23:02.000It says Hale allegedly shot through a locked door around 10.13 a.m.
00:23:06.000to gain entry into the school while armed with two assault-style rifles and a handgun, then climbed the stairs to the second floor and opened fire.
00:23:17.000Two Nashville police officers entered the school and went to the sounds of gunfire where they fatally shot Hale around 10.27 a.m.
00:23:57.000Who did a school shooting, and my take on school shootings is always the same, which is that logically, these things will just happen.
00:24:08.000And that's not to say that they're not terrible, and it's not to say that there's no solution, but it is to say that statistically, it's gonna happen.
00:24:18.000There's 400, like I said, there are 400 million guns, there are 300 million people.
00:25:26.000How many times is acceptable for a mass shooting to occur?
00:25:31.000Of course we'd like to say zero, but with 400 million guns, which cannot be controlled, cannot be... we can't identify all of them, we can't find all of them, we could never retrieve all of them,
00:25:44.000What's more, we can never prevent more guns going into circulation without banning 3D printers and banning... I don't know, it would be impossible.
00:26:01.000We're going to put in place a set of requirements for people who purchase firearms that it will never, nobody that purchases a gun will ever be in a state of mind that they would carry out a shooting.
00:26:14.000They will never be in the same household as someone who will carry out a shooting.
00:26:19.000Like it's just crazy the idea that you can control all the firearms that exist or all the firearms that will be sold and you can ensure that it will never fall into the wrong hands if you just ban a certain kind of person from buying them in theory.
00:26:40.000Or that you can ban a certain kind of gun from being sold.
00:28:04.000And I've always said that the best way to prevent mass shootings is not to focus on the firearm, but to focus on the people.
00:28:14.000Because what you'll find is that it's not the gun's fault.
00:28:17.000A gun, and I know it's like a Second Amendment talking point, but it's true, a gun is a tool.
00:28:24.000And equally, a deranged person could use a knife, or a sword, or a baseball bat, or a handgun for that matter, any kind of tool to harm other people.
00:28:36.000And, of course, people use firearms responsibly all the time.
00:28:41.000The problem is you have these people and the commonality is not just that they use firearms, the commonality is that typically they come from a broken home, typically there's mental illness, typically there's this idea that they go off the grid, that they're allowed to become isolated, they sort of slip through the cracks.
00:29:02.000And of course it's not an immediate solution, but the idea is that if we got to the point in our society where we had a neighborly society and we had a community, a true national community, it would be far more rare that people could simply disappear and become isolated and slip through the cracks.
00:29:25.000If you had a society where families were sticking together and parents were sticking together and
00:29:31.000There was this sense of stewardship that maybe other people's children are actually the responsibility of a community or teachers.
00:29:40.000There's not this idea of that's the parent's problem, that's somebody else's problem.
00:29:44.000I think bringing the social fabric tighter and knitting it tighter and closer together, that's a better way to be aware of people.
00:29:54.000And so if you have an awareness of guns and you have an awareness of people, you could probably reduce
00:30:00.000The amount of perfect storm combinations by a lot of guns getting in the hands of a person who has gone past the point of no return.
00:30:32.000Somebody goes into a soft target like a school with a gun, you call somebody with a gun to come and kill them.
00:30:38.000I think you got to put guns in the schools.
00:30:39.000I think you have to maybe put police in the school.
00:30:44.000I don't know that you give them to a teacher, but maybe have a resource officer in every school and maybe you employ certain practices where you lock the doors.
00:30:54.000Ultimately though, there's only so much you can do.
00:30:57.000And I happen to be a big believer in the idea that you cannot solve every crime.
00:31:08.000And these school shootings are not as common as I think everybody thinks.
00:31:12.000There's all kinds of statistics that are promulgated about how there were 100,000 mass shootings this year.
00:31:18.000And all the mass shootings are like there's gang-related activity or it's like somebody kills himself in the vicinity of a school or something like that.
00:31:27.000And that's not to say that those things aren't bad, but it's not this.
00:31:32.000So those are just some general thoughts on school shootings.
00:31:34.000About transgenders, there is a point to be made about transgender people being radicalized.
00:31:44.000There is this idea promoted in the media that there's a transgenocide going on.
00:31:50.000I hear that from these left-wing circles where they say things like conservatives are trying to kill transgender people.
00:31:57.000There's a genocide of transgender people going on.
00:32:00.000And that kind of alarmist rhetoric might tend to radicalize people.
00:32:37.000So, if there is this population of mentally ill people with mood disorders and depressive disorders and so on, and they're being fed this extremely political, alarmist propaganda that, like, conservatives are trying to kill them, are we going to be surprised then that a mentally ill person is going to go to a school and kill Christians?
00:33:17.000Well, is it a surprise that one of these white people is going to go into a synagogue or a black church?
00:33:22.000And I don't know that the two things are necessarily the same because, again, transgender people are mentally ill.
00:33:31.000But certainly, there are probably mentally ill people that identify with
00:33:37.000Fringe political ideologies on both sides.
00:33:40.000I think you'd probably find a higher incidence of antisocial disorders or mood disorders on the right-wing political fringe because to be on the political fringe is to be antisocial in itself.
00:33:52.000You probably find more mentally ill people at, you know, some extremist thing than you would find mentally ill people in a normal GOP meeting.
00:34:04.000So I get that, and that's why I say I think it's sort of weak.
00:34:07.000There's a tendency maybe that it promotes that, but of course there are a lot of left-wing people that are not going out there and thinking that the solution is to murder nine-year-olds.
00:34:17.000So I don't know that that's necessarily been established.
00:34:20.000I don't know that that's necessarily the case.
00:34:24.000It's like I said at the beginning of the show, I think that what any mass shooter has in common
00:34:30.000Whether they're a transgender person or some other person.
00:34:34.000And that's, by the way, granting, for the sake of argument, that all right-wing terrorism isn't by the government and it's false flag.
00:34:42.000For the sake of argument, if we're to entertain that there are multiple kinds of killers, I think the one thing they have in common is that they're all antisocial.
00:34:52.000I think that transgenderism is extremely antisocial.
00:35:01.000I also think that when you look at these, if there's an incel terrorist attack, like they talk about Elliot Roger, Alec Manassian, antisocial.
00:35:10.000When they talk about, if it's Dylann Roof, or it's whomever, Far Right, whatever, it's antisocial.
00:35:44.000But it's a very specific kind of violence.
00:35:47.000Because most murders, they kill people that they know.
00:35:50.000Most murders are killing a gang member, or a family member, or a friend.
00:35:57.000Most murders are not killing strangers.
00:36:00.000Also, most murders are killing, you know, a target or one person, not just killing for the sake of killing.
00:36:07.000And that elucidates what really animates these things.
00:36:11.000What's the profile of a person who goes out and kills strangers, or strangers in their community, and kills for the sake of killing lots of people?
00:36:20.000To me, that's not about... it's less important who they're targeting
00:36:29.000It's a person killing strangers for the sake of killing.
00:36:33.000And so it's not an expression of a political goal.
00:36:36.000Although they may talk about politics, although they may state that, I think to me that's more an expression of they are against society.
00:36:46.000And that says more about what the society is not providing for people rather than what the political factions are saying and the results of their ideas.
00:36:57.000I don't think that ideas create killers.
00:37:00.000I think that a certain texture of society creates killers.
00:37:06.000So... And by the way, I did the same show when it was the Buffalo Shooter.
00:37:11.000I did the same show when it was the Buffalo Shooter that I'm doing now.
00:37:15.000And I don't love this whole, ding ding ding, mass shooter's a tranny, points on the board for the right-wing people, because transgender inevitably leads to killing, or something like that.
00:37:26.000Now, granted, all ideas are not created equal.
00:37:32.000And I think that there is something nihilistic, and there is something depraved, and there is something that is a culture of death about transgenderism and homosexuality.
00:37:42.000Because these are things that thwart the natural process of life.
00:37:48.000Transgenderism thwarts puberty, which is the sexual, normal, natural sexual development of a person.
00:37:56.000It also inhibits a person's reproductive capabilities, in the same way that homosexuality thwarts the natural end of sex, which is creation and life, and also has a tendency of thwarting the reproductive, creative capability.
00:38:12.000So, I don't think that all ideas are created equal, that, hey, any idea, any extreme idea leads to anti-social violence.
00:38:24.000I think that race idolatry will do that too.
00:38:26.000If you notice, even if we're going to grant that there are white supremacist killers, maybe there was one, if there are white supremacist killers, they're never Catholic.
00:38:52.000And so there's something even, I would say, nihilistic, although less so, about that.
00:38:58.000Because it's elevating tribe, and war between tribes is the highest thing.
00:39:06.000I think that if you look at Christians, if you look at Catholics, then they'll throw in your face the Inquisition or the Crusades, but those are altogether different.
00:39:15.000It's a very different thing to say, we are going to war for the Holy Land, than it is to say, I'm going to go kill nine-year-olds for fun.
00:39:23.000Or, we are going to conduct an Inquisition in our country.
00:39:28.000So that we can have a Catholic society and we are going to make people convert and make people see the light as opposed to, again, we're going to go and kill people and get a high body count.
00:39:38.000It's also different when it's conducted by an institution as opposed to a lone insane individual.
00:39:44.000So, I also don't think it's fair to say that all ideas are created equal, even if the idea isn't necessarily the thing that causes people to kill.
00:39:52.000I think that the germ, or the seed, of both deadly ideas, which is, I'm gonna go out and kill because...
00:40:03.000Whether it's, I'm gonna go out and kill because transgenders are under attack, or and that's because Christians are oppressing me, or I'm gonna go out and kill because I'm white and our race is under attack, or something like that.
00:40:18.000I think that the germ of both ideas is nihilism, a disregard for human life, this anti-society idea, this anti-God idea.
00:40:29.000And to me, that's the bigger conversation than this sort of cheap, like... Because I honestly think it doesn't really have the reward that people think it does when people go out there and say,
00:41:38.000Nobody should be deprived of their life, but it's especially heinous when it's a nine-year-old.
00:41:42.000But by the same token, before this transgender person enters the school and becomes a horrible monster who is capable of killing children, that's a person who is suffering also.
00:41:55.000And it's not to say, it's not to exculpate them, because of course anybody that takes a life is morally responsible and should be killed and should receive the justice that is coming.
00:42:06.000But it is to say that there's a lot of suffering in this situation.
00:42:11.000And the true humanitarian who wants to bring an end to the killing and the bloodshed and the slaughter
00:42:18.000says that we are going to avenge the children.
00:42:20.000We're going to put to death the killer.
00:42:23.000We're going to do what it takes to make sure this doesn't happen ever again.
00:42:26.000But we're also going to look at the people that are hurting, who are mentally ill.
00:42:31.000We're also going to take a look at the people who are isolated, who are abandoned by the parents, by the society, by the family.
00:42:39.000It's not to say that those things justify or create a rational reason to do these things.
00:42:47.000But there is suffering going on there too.
00:42:50.000And so the humanitarian looks at the society which is killing itself, because that's what it is.
00:43:15.000What's the answer for these kinds of absurd, heinous things?
00:43:19.000We have to look at why we think that they're wrong in the first place, which is that a human life has value.
00:43:26.000And a human life has value, and taking lives are morally wrong, because actions have a moral weight, because we have a moral universe.
00:43:36.000And we recognize that because we have a conscience, which is a moral law written in our heart.
00:43:41.000And if there's a moral law written on our heart, because we were designed, then who's the moral law giver, and who's the designer, and who's the creator?
00:43:53.000It matters because there's something more to a human being than atoms and stardust and flesh and blood.
00:43:58.000It's because there's something that animates a person.
00:44:01.000There is something that is timeless and eternal inside of a person, which presupposes that there is a soul.
00:44:10.000And maybe you don't believe in a Christian idea of the supernatural, but you believe there's something like a spirit or a soul inside of a person.
00:44:19.000And if we start with that idea, if we look at why is this, why does this make us feel this way, we can start to work towards an idea of if all of these things are the case, then we have got to start behaving in a totally different way in our society.
00:44:36.000We have to start taking care of people, we have to start observing a moral law, not just in the sense that we don't kill children, but we don't kill children with divorce, we don't kill children with pornography, we don't kill children with
00:44:51.000All the other things that are going on.
00:44:52.000We don't kill children with people being driven into isolation or put on drugs or have their genitals cut off or radicalized into thinking that they have to hate who they are, that they were put in the wrong body.
00:45:05.000In other words, we are a society that is totally amoral.
00:45:10.000We have abandoned the notion that there is a morality that we have to adhere to.
00:45:15.000We have abandoned the idea that there is a morality at all.
00:45:20.000And it's only when children are slaughtered in large numbers that we're shocked to our senses to realize that there actually is a moral way to live.
00:45:32.000And the response is people want to do these cheap things like take away the guns.
00:45:39.000And there's a deeper lesson to be learned here than that.
00:45:43.000We just need to subtract the weapons of war.
00:45:50.000If we could just disappear all the guns in the country then children would be killed and we could go back to pretending like there's no morality and instead we could get kids hooked on porn and drugs and they could start an OnlyFans and they could live in debt and never have savings and never start families and cut off their dick and balls
00:46:14.000And they could be polyamorous and they could get married and then split apart after 10 years and leave the kids picking up the pieces for generations.
00:46:54.000Maybe that's a weird point to make, but I think we're finding that more and more is our society has been drifting and drifting and drifting and it's only when we see children showing up at drag queen shows
00:47:09.000Or people trying to normalize the molestation and rape of children and pedophilia.
00:47:15.000It's only when we see children being executed by guns in their schools where people start to say, hey, wait a minute.
00:47:37.000We need to start to live by a moral law, as opposed to say, let's just take away, let's take away the pointy objects in this insane asylum.
00:47:47.000We're living in this hellish wasteland.
00:47:51.000Resume living in a hellish wasteland, but now you can't kill each other.
00:47:55.000Like, you know, we'll take the kids out of the drag queen story shows, then they can resume living in the hellish wasteland, you know?
00:48:07.000So, to me, that's the big picture every time a mass shooting happens, is that these things should shock us into realizing that life is worth living by a moral law.
00:48:52.000I don't know why that's... Anyway, so that's my take on this whole transgender killing thing.
00:49:02.000And the flippancy, and I hate to be that guy because it's kind of gay when people go, the bodies aren't even cold and they're politicizing it.
00:49:10.000But there is something to that, that these things happen and everybody wants to rush to Twitter and say, oh they were trans, and I want to read their trans manifesto.
00:49:22.000It's like, you know, we can talk about morality without it, without needing like a body count to demonstrate it.
00:50:03.000And then they turn it into, you know, and there is something troubling going on about this transgenocide idea, but I would just be careful about pushing too hard on that because that is gonna get thrown right back with white genocide, you know?
00:50:21.000Not to say that you shouldn't make that point, but, you know, you gotta, if you're gonna play politics, hey, that's kind of a dilemma, isn't it?
00:50:31.000They're talking about a transgenocide, and I understand that.
00:50:35.000They've deplatformed people that promote white genocide so people aren't wanting to deplatform the other side.
00:50:40.000I guess that makes sense, but... It really kind of gives credence to their idea.
00:50:56.000I want to get into this civil war in Israel, which we covered kind of like a premise about this the other night.
00:51:06.000We talked about this Zionist infiltration on right-wing Twitter, but I want to get into specifically what's been going on in Israel.
00:51:15.000Which, it's been a very tumultuous situation over there.
00:51:20.000Listen, I'm not an expert in Israeli politics, so bear with me, but I'll give you the synopsis.
00:51:28.000Bibi Netanyahu, who runs the Likud party in Israel, he has been the Prime Minister since I think 2005 or 2006.
00:51:38.000He became embroiled in a very big scandal where he's been investigated by their head prosecutor in Israel and there's been talk of removing him from office.
00:51:50.000So Netanyahu has backed a judicial reform package in their legislature.
00:51:56.000The way it works is that their Supreme Court, their High Court,
00:52:25.000One of the only institutions in the Israeli society which is pushing back against the Likud and pushing back against the Israeli nationalists in protecting the human rights of the Palestinians, in the mid-1990s the Israeli High Court
00:52:41.000Or rather, the Israeli Knesset, which is their legislature, passed a basic law about human rights.
00:52:47.000And for the last 30 years, the Israeli High Court has been reading into this human rights basic law protections for the Palestinians.
00:52:56.000So the Israeli High Court has been preventing settlements.
00:52:59.000They've been, in some cases, undoing some of the settlements.
00:53:03.000They've been standing athwart the very expansionist agenda of Netanyahu's Likud Party.
00:53:11.000The purpose of the Netanyahu judicial reform package is twofold.
00:53:15.000On the one hand, what the package does is it allows the ruling party in the Knesset to select more members of the High Court.
00:53:23.000It also allows the ruling party, which controls the Knesset,
00:53:56.000Change a particular provision about how the Prime Minister can be removed from office.
00:54:02.000And a lot of people are saying that if this judicial reform package goes through, even if Netanyahu is found guilty, if he's charged and convicted, he may not be able to be removed from office.
00:54:20.000Dilute the power of the Supreme Court and make it more nationalist?
00:54:24.000It's also going to insulate Netanyahu from this investigation which has been ongoing for years.
00:54:32.000So this is the story about the reform package.
00:54:36.000It says, quote, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Monday said that he was going to delay his coalition's judicial overhaul
00:54:45.000Okay, I'm reading ahead a little bit here.
00:54:57.000Okay, this is the part about the judicial reform.
00:54:59.000It says, quote, Critics say Netanyahu is pushing the overhaul forward because of his own ongoing corruption trial where he faces charges of fraud, bribery, and breach of trust.
00:55:20.000The bill is largely seen by opposition leaders as a way to protect Netanyahu from being declared unfit for office as a result of the trial.
00:55:28.000As part of a deal with the court to serve as a prime minister despite being on trial, Netanyahu accepted a conflict of interest declaration.
00:55:37.000The Attorney General determined that the declaration meant Netanyahu could not be involved in the policymaking of the judicial overhaul.
00:55:45.000A petition is currently in front of the Supreme Court to declare Netanyahu unfit for office on the grounds that he has violated that conflict of interest declaration and the Attorney General has written an open letter to Netanyahu saying he is in breach of the deal and the law.
00:56:01.000Critics also argue that if the government has a greater say in which judges are appointed, Netanyahu's allies will appoint judges they know will rule in his favor.
00:56:14.000And additionally, Netanyahu's coalition rules with a plurality, not a majority.
00:56:21.000So 71% of Israelis do not support this judicial reform bill and the majority doesn't even support the Netanyahu government.
00:56:31.000There was a period over the last two years where the government went through, I don't know how many elections, but they went through a round of several snap elections because no party was able to form a coalition to rule.
00:56:44.000No party was able to form a coalition to govern.
00:57:38.000This is why there is so much discontent.
00:57:41.000Last week, I think it was either Saturday or Friday, Bibi Netanyahu's own defense minister came out with a very public statement denouncing the judicial reform bill.
00:57:53.000In response to that, Netanyahu fired the defense minister.
00:57:57.000In response to that firing, protesters took to the streets.
00:58:01.000100,000 protesters shut down the highway in Tel Aviv.
00:58:25.000Members of the Israeli diplomatic mission like at the consulate in New York said that they were going to step down pending the result of whatever is going on there.
00:58:36.000The president of Israel, which is a ceremonial role, came out and said he denounced the situation.
00:58:41.000Members of the IDF are saying that they wouldn't serve the government.
00:58:46.000If Netanyahu stays on, the IDF is talking about they're not prepared to defend the country, the Air Force might not be able to defend their airspace, like the whole country was disintegrating over the weekend in response to the Defense Minister being sacked.
00:59:01.000And this is the story about how this got resolved from Monday.
00:59:07.000Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu on Monday said he was delaying the coalition's judicial overhaul legislation after massive protests and a general strike that affected much of the country.
00:59:19.000Israel, including its economy, has faced instability and unprecedented political and social unrest since the plan to weaken the country's Supreme Court was announced in January.
00:59:30.000Netanyahu shocked Israel on Sunday when he fired Defense Minister Yoav Galant.
00:59:35.000Who a day earlier called for the legislation suspension saying that the plan created an internal rift that poses a clear and immediate threat for Israel's national security.
00:59:47.000After he was fired, spontaneous demonstrations erupted across the country.
00:59:52.000More than 100,000 Israeli protesters blocked Tel Aviv's main highway for hours on Sunday night, and thousands more demonstrated in front of Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem and in other cities across the country.
01:00:06.000Protests continued into Monday with about 100,000 people rallying outside the Knesset.
01:00:12.000In a rare move, the head of Israel's workers' union announced on Monday morning a general strike across the country until the legislation was suspended.
01:00:21.000As a result of the strike, Israel's international airport and kindergartens were shut down and hospitals started dealing only with emergency cases.
01:00:30.000After his address on Monday, the unions called off the strike.
01:00:36.000So this is the situation and it's very interesting because, of course, there is factionalism within Israel and there is factionalism within world Jewry.
01:01:54.000So you have the Jewish State, you have all the Jews that moved to Israel, you have religious Jews, Jews that believe in hardcore Jewish nationalism, Jewish terrorist groups like the Ergun.
01:02:05.000And then within the State of Israel, you've got left-wing Jews and you've got right-wing Jews.
01:02:10.000You've got the Likud Party, which has very extreme Jewish supremacist constituents.
01:02:33.000And then you've got left-wing Jews that favor a that favor a reproachment with Palestine and with the Arabs and favor Israel becoming like a liberal outpost or something like that.
01:03:01.000Influential Jews in America will try to make us Gentiles, non-Jews, they'll try to make us think that this factionalism is something that is playing out in our society.
01:03:20.000The right-wing nationalistic Americans can side with the right-wing Jewish-Israeli nationalists against the liberal Israelis in Israel against the liberal Jewish, they call them Atlantic Jews, in America, New York.
01:03:41.000But the problem is that these conflicts are happening in the family.
01:05:02.000Jeffrey Epstein is rolling with Prince Andrew, and he's rolling with...
01:05:09.000Bill Gates, and with JP Morgan, and with Hollywood celebrities, and the wealthiest financiers on Wall Street, and members of foreign governments.
01:05:18.000And you could say that as someone who is not religious, and somebody who never lived in Israel, you could say that a guy like him would be what we might consider part of this liberal atheistic Jewry.
01:05:45.000There's how they keep it all in the family.
01:05:49.000And there it goes from the Anglo-British Empire with Prince Andrew to liberal Jewish Wall Street to liberal Jewish Hollywood right back to Israel through this relationship and through the Mossad.
01:06:06.000Harvey Weinstein is one of these major Jewish Hollywood moguls, and when he gets put on trial in the MeToo movement for raping all these girls, who do we find out was silencing all of his accusers?
01:06:23.000Black Cube is made up of, you guessed it, ex-Mossad agents.
01:06:28.000So, funnily enough, these left-wing liberal Hollywood Jews like Harvey Weinstein
01:06:34.000And these right-wing Jewish nationalists that are working for the Israeli intelligence agency, the Mossad, are somehow finding it a way to help each other out.
01:07:35.000They come from guys like Robert Kraft who just started a new anti-Semitism think tank with $25 million.
01:07:43.000Les Wexner, Henry Cravis, the Lauder family.
01:07:53.000And so there's a lot of overlap here between what we would call world Jewry and Israel.
01:08:00.000And even though they're not the same thing, even though there's factionalism, they're factions within the same thing.
01:08:10.000And it doesn't matter if it's an Atlantic liberal Jewish person running it or an Israeli Jewish nationalist running it, as long as it stays within the family.
01:08:21.000If you go on the ADL website, which I read something the other day from some Jewish spy, that said something like, the only reason the ADL and Israel don't fight is because of institutional inertia.
01:08:31.000Well, why is it then that ADL is a consistent supporter of Israel?
01:08:36.000ADL has the same stuff on his website as the Zionist Organization of America.
01:08:43.000And yes, the Zionist Organization of America has criticized the ADL recently.
01:10:08.000Because China and Russia are humiliating and embarrassing the American regime.
01:10:14.000When Russia and China win, the American regime in Washington loses.
01:10:21.000When Russia and China expand, when they start expanding, for example, the adoption of the Chinese Yuan, what I see in that is an expanding market for a currency that is not controlled by the ADL, that is not controlled by Washington.
01:10:40.000If the Chinese Yuan is adopted more and more throughout the world, maybe that's an option for a guy like me to use currency and use banking.
01:10:52.000And so when I see Benjamin Netanyahu under fire in Israel, what I see is its relation to America.
01:10:58.000Bibi Netanyahu, as a strong force in Israel,
01:11:04.000has exerted a strong influence on our government.
01:11:08.000Bibi Netanyahu has exerted strong influence on American billionaires, on the American law enforcement apparatus, on the American security apparatus, and insofar as he is in power, and he is consolidating power, then that program continues.
01:11:27.000So Bibi Netanyahu being charged, being removed from office, being overthrown,
01:11:33.000If that diminishes Israel's influence over our government, that's a good thing.
01:11:39.000If that diminishes Israel's control over our politicians, that's a good thing.
01:11:44.000If that diminishes the power of Israel overall, that's a good thing.
01:12:16.000And it's these Israeli nationalists that are the architects of these arrangements, whether it's the Abraham Accords, or it's the deal that was struck with Egypt, or the deal that was struck with Jordan, or this program to destabilize the Middle East, starting with Iraq and moving into Syria and then Iran.
01:12:33.000If the political apparatus built by Netanyahu is being
01:13:14.000And Israel's on the other side of the world and it's full of people that hate me.
01:13:18.000It's full of people that spit on Christians.
01:13:20.000It's full of people that just a week ago wanted to ban Christianity.
01:13:24.000It's full of people that consider me an anti-Semite Nazi who should be killed.
01:13:28.000It's full of people who recognize this Holocaust which I've committed the cardinal sin of denying.
01:13:34.000So why should I care about they should have some kind of strong, awesome country?
01:13:39.000They're responsible for bloodshed everywhere in Libya, destabilizing Libya, in Sudan, in Somalia, in Syria, in Iraq, in Iran, in America, and now I'm supposed to go out there and say, oh but Israel should have a strong government?
01:18:08.000Russia is a civilization which is over a thousand years old and has produced some of the finest literature and the finest music and prodigal chess players and military technology and explored space.
01:19:08.000But instead we have Ron DeSantis, who is one of the most popular figures in America, and the governor of an American state, making these trips to a Jewish country that spits on Christians, a Jewish country that didn't exist a hundred years ago, which isn't even really a legit country, which spies on us, which tried to outlaw Christianity,
01:19:27.000He's going over there visiting them, putting his hand on the wailing wall and saying, more money for these people and pass laws in Florida banning Ben and Jerry's at their behest.
01:22:02.000And anybody that tells you otherwise, anybody that's posting a gig of Chad with Hebrew writing, anybody that's talking about how the problem with the Jews is they're not like the Ergun and Jabotinsky, anybody that's telling you about Jewish factionalism is on the payroll of a foreign country that spits on Christians and thinks that we're animals.
01:22:31.000Here's an article about Netanyahu in 9-11.
01:22:33.000It says, quote, When asked on the day of the 9-11 attacks how the attacks would affect American-Israeli relations, Benjamin Netanyahu told the New York Times that it's very good.
01:22:48.0009-11 was very good for American-Israeli relations, he said, before adding, well, not very good, but it will generate immediate sympathy.
01:23:00.000That the attacks would strengthen the bond between our two peoples because we've experienced terror over so many decades, but the United States has now experienced a massive hemorrhaging of terror.
01:23:12.000Netanyahu, in a candid conversation recorded in 2001, said that Americans are naive.
01:23:18.000In that recording, he said, quote, I know what America is.
01:23:21.000America is something that can be easily moved, moved to the right direction.
01:23:31.000In addition, also on the day of the 9-11 attacks, Netanyahu, who at the time was not in political office, held a press conference in which he claimed that he had predicted the attacks on the World Trade Center by militant Islam in his 1995 book, Fighting Terrorism, How Democracies Can Defeat Domestic and International Terrorism.
01:23:51.000In that book, Netanyahu had posited that Iranian-linked militants would set off a nuclear bomb in the basement of the World Trade Center.
01:24:01.000During his press conference on the day of the attacks, Netanyahu also asserted that the 9-11 attacks would be a turning point for America and compared them to Pearl Harbor.
01:24:10.000Netanyahu's statement echoes the infamous line from the Rebuilding America's Defense document authored by the neoconservative think tank Project for the New American Century.
01:24:44.000We're never going to get these Americans to have a Reaganite foreign policy that supports our wars unless there was like, oh I don't know, a massive terror attack on American soil.
01:24:55.000Then again, years later in 2008, the Israeli newspaper Meriv reported that Netanyahu had stated that the September 11th attacks had greatly benefited Israel.
01:25:04.000He was quoted as saying, we are benefiting from one thing and that is the attack on the Twin Towers and Pentagon and the American struggle in Iraq.
01:26:56.000America and Israel share the same political struggle because in America the conservatives are fighting against liberals who created this paradigm about oppressors and oppressed in the same way that Palestinians did.
01:27:11.000Black identity is a lot like Palestinian identity.
01:27:14.000And then fast forward two more years and you get Bronze Age Pervert and his ilk who say the Americans and the Israelis have so much in common.
01:27:24.000Netanyahu is a nationalist just like us.
01:27:52.000And in the same way that Israel is being criticized by indigenous non-whites like Ilhan Omar and the Maori foreign minister in New Zealand, Donald Trump is being criticized by Rashida Tlaib and AOC.
01:28:08.000We just keep finding all these new reasons.
01:28:12.000All of these thinkers and commentators that are paid by the Israeli state through Claremont and through Paul Singer or others, they just keep finding new reasons for why every generation has so much in common with the Israeli right, with the Likud party.
01:28:32.000Hi, I'm an adolescent white Christian American from a working-class background and I just found out why the Likud party and the Israeli far-right nationalists are my closest ally.
01:28:47.000And why me, trying to afford a home and get married to a woman who doesn't have an OnlyFans, I have common cause with the Israeli settlers that are bulldozing Palestinian homes.
01:29:33.000This is the subterfuge perpetrated against us because of their interested relationship in our children fighting and dying for them, our children toiling and working and slaving for them.
01:30:45.000It is the sacrifice on the altar, which is the represented sacrifice on the cross, the Eucharist, or it's going to be the rebuilding of a new temple and some kind of Antichrist, new Messiah, some political leader in Israel, or something like this.
01:31:05.000That's why it's Catholicism versus Zionism.
01:38:45.000There's 613 commandments in the Old Testament.
01:38:47.000I think Christ fulfilled 450 some prophecies.
01:38:52.000Then you also have the historicity of Jesus.
01:38:54.000I just talked about this recently, which is that the first copies of, I think it's the Gospel, can be traced back to the first century within a generation of Christ's death.
01:39:08.000You've got the testimony of the disciples, they went to their death.
01:39:10.000You've got the testimony of hundreds of others.
01:39:13.000You've got the rise and spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire in spite of martyrdom.
01:39:20.000And you've got miracles and all sorts of things like that.
01:39:24.000So I think there's a lot of evidence that Jesus Christ is God.
01:39:28.000I also think that the Christian metaphysics is otherworldly.
01:39:31.000I think it's something that is really not the thing that human beings would come up with if they came up with a religion.
01:39:39.000We know what human beings come up with, the primitive religions they come up with.
01:39:44.000And they come up with these things like, there's a God of war, and there's a God of this, and there's a God of that.
01:39:50.000And the, this idea of a triune god or a trinity, you know, a god in three persons and everything, without getting into all the complexity of Catholicism, which is really complex and mysterious and sort of, I don't want to say counterintuitive, but it's something that's sort of like, I don't know that that's what primitive man would come up with, ancient man would come up with.
01:40:59.000It goes back to Peter's prominent role in the church.
01:41:03.000And then it's also just the current state of the church.
01:41:07.000The Roman Catholic Church is the only one that is
01:41:12.000Well, first of all, it's the one that assembled the Bible.
01:41:15.000It's the one that assembled the Creed.
01:41:17.000It's the one that has protected Revelation for thousands of years.
01:41:20.000You've got Protestants that are marrying gay people and trans people.
01:41:24.000And the Magisterium is the... this is the treasury of the faith, which has not been corrupted, which has not erred in 2,000 years.
01:41:34.000Protestants are speaking in tongues and jumping up and down, and they disagree on everything, and they're calling God a girl, and all these kinds of things, and it's like, oh, well, I'm the Protestant that has the right idea!
01:41:45.000It's like, oh, and how many of them are there?
01:41:49.000You're telling me that the correct Christian sect is the one that has a million members or something, the one that broke off 500 years ago, and it's some guy that founded it, and he just had the... this revolutionary reformist had the... It's crazy, like...
01:42:04.000I don't think... I could sit here and probably logically break it down, but I just think any serious person is just going to dismiss a lot of that.
01:42:17.000Can consciousness arise without intelligent design?
01:44:35.000I think there's a lot of things it just doesn't answer for, like life and consciousness.
01:44:40.000And you know, there's this theory of like, well, in enough time, and infinity is so big, then in enough time and enough possibilities, eventually a monkey will type the complete words of Shakespeare, eventually a human being.
01:44:56.000You know, you hear about this Goldilocks argument about the universe, and we think about this problem of primordial soup to, like, molecule?
01:45:06.000Like, primordial, rather, primordial soup to amoeba?
01:49:23.000would be liberated and the right people would be in power would that then trickle down into Europe and they would follow suit or would they try to subvert and turn on the U.S.? ?
01:54:52.000So I feel like the hug, unless it's someone you're hugging all the time, it's a very awkward, uh,
01:55:02.000That's why the hug is really only for people that you see all the time.
01:55:06.000Like, when I was in LA I was hanging out with a group of friends, and we were hanging out every night, and by the end of the journey there, it was like, alright, see you next time.
01:55:16.000Because we see each other all the time.
01:55:18.000But, whenever there's a Christmas party, or a birthday party, and I see my relatives, I see my relatives like once or twice a year, it's always like weird, awkward,
01:55:31.000I like the handshake because it's like we know what to do.
02:04:57.000Well, The Mafia, my grandma used to tell us about, in Chicago it's called The Outfit.
02:05:08.000And the difference is in New York they have five families, in Chicago we had one organization, it was called The Outfit.
02:05:17.000And we had sort of a complicated relationship with The Outfit because
02:05:25.000I believe, she never told me this, but I believe that my grandma got a loan from the mob because my grandfather killed himself in the late 60s and somehow my grandmother was able to make ends meet and there was a very prominent mobster who used to visit
02:05:45.000My mom's house on a regular basis and he would bring over fruit and groceries and all kinds of things and my mom believes in retrospect that he was collecting a payment on a on an outfit loan.
02:07:43.000But they provided, and that's the line on The Sopranos, and that's sort of how my family always felt, is they did provide a service for the community.
02:07:54.000They did provide like a... They did serve a function in this immigrant ecosystem in the cities for these Italians.
02:08:04.000And they ran this patronage system in Chicago.
02:08:07.000My great-uncle, I think I told this story a couple weeks ago, my great-uncle who was, I think, retarded, he got a job through the city, I think as a favor to a mobster or something like that.
02:08:50.000And, uh, Italians had some representation, so... So I have, I have favorable feelings about the mob, but at the same time, you know, they were killers.
02:09:00.000And they were criminals, and you can't really countenance that.
02:09:03.000But it's, it's a little bit more complicated, because you could almost see them as sort of like a quasi-state, like performing the functions of a state.
02:09:12.000Obviously, they're criminals, but... In all these mob movies, it talks about this thin line between law enforcement and crime, and the idea is that
02:11:35.000All my friends are in college or whatever and And they're talking about homework and pencils and tests And it's like what are you talking about?
02:11:51.000I pay taxes, I pay bills, I make money, I go to the bank, okay?
02:12:03.000You, you're doing homework, you're sharpening your number two pencil, you're sleeping on a bunk bed, you're filling out a Scantron form, you're signing up onto Blackboard for the study guide.
02:15:22.000Have you seen the Taliban Relations Department a Taliban PRD on Twitter sticking up for Christians after the Jew was mocking the death of Christian kids?
02:15:58.000I don't really have a technical training in any of that so I feel a little embarrassed talking about it because I should read more on that and I should be more