00:02:36.040Jack Posobiec, as we've warned for a long time, if you want to have a really, we talk about the early days, the kinetic part of the Third World War.
00:02:45.780if you want to accelerate, if you're an accelerationist and want to accelerate the
00:02:50.660kinetic part of the Third World War, what you do is merge the two fronts. That would be the front
00:02:56.220in Ukraine, in the front with Israel in this situation with the Persians, and now with the
00:03:02.720Houthis that stretches from Lebanon and Syria all the way through, across the arc to the Red Sea,
00:07:08.760They shouldn't be able to get any oil, and they should monetize it.
00:07:11.380But correct me if I'm wrong, Poso, don't they have an overland route that's our great ally in Pakistan?
00:07:17.340The overland route, how they're getting rearmed today with component pieces, is the overland route through Pakistan,
00:07:23.360which Pakistan happens to be the number one recipient and the number one partner of One Belt, One Road.
00:07:29.920The Chinese Communist Party is definitely their ally, and they're supplying component parts to the Persians in the overland route that I don't think as of yet were bombing.
00:07:43.320Well, Steve, that route's been there for quite some time.
00:07:46.160And, of course, that component of the Belt and Road Initiative that you're discussing is the key region why it is that China has been so focused for years, of course, on Xinjiang and the Uyghurs.
00:07:57.500And we've talked about that and their treatment at length, but people need to realize that there is a geographic and geopolitical reason for this because it is exactly at that point in – just across the Hindu Kush, just across the border from Pakistan into China where Xinjiang lies.
00:08:19.800The city of Kashgar is right there where they filmed the Kite Runner movie.
00:08:24.260They filmed that over there and a bunch of other stuff.
00:08:25.980And so people have to realize that this is all about the overland route that connects the world island.1.00
00:08:32.960This is why China cares about the Uyghurs.0.99
00:08:34.980They're not interested in – they don't care about a Turkic people that are set up there for no reason.1.00
00:08:43.540They're trying to reconstitute the Silk Road, and they're doing so – and by the way, there's Chinese cars all over Europe.0.95
00:08:51.240So they're doing so via maritime, and they're doing so via overland with all the principalities and countries from Asia Minor all the way through Central Asia and the Middle East to once again the principalities of China the way they were in ancient times.
00:09:10.240The McKinder theory, Alexander the Great, Caesar, Napoleon, Hitler, others about the control of the world island by, you know, who controls the center of the world island, controls the world island, who controls the world island, controls the world.0.61
00:09:25.060That would be the Asian, the Eurasian land mask and throw in Africa.0.77
00:10:12.960That's where the three island changes, the Western Islands, right there, make you a Pacific nation.
00:10:17.280Jack, you've got a buried lead in there.
00:10:19.120I just want to make sure we're clear about this.0.88
00:10:21.080Zelensky and people are saying, hey, Russia's army, the Iranians.
00:10:26.320You mentioned right there that on the ship itself, there might have been actual drones from Iran, from Persia, going to Russia so they can continue to combat the Ukrainians.
00:10:39.480That would mean they got surplus of what they're even hitting us with in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
00:10:48.180Well, Steve, look, this has been a key economic and military relationship for the Persians.
00:10:52.580It's been one that's been continuing.0.99
00:10:54.620As these supplies do continue, we've seen the Iranians be able to conduct their strikes.0.90
00:10:59.520We know that there's, of course, that reporting about the president being warned off of the new Air Force One due to the threat of an Iranian strike or some kind of Iranian interception.0.82
00:11:11.480And case in point is that, look, the way the distributed mosaic network of Iran's defense is set up, they do the same thing with their military, with their defense infrastructure, with their manufacturing, with their military industrial base.
00:11:24.440they do this with their power grid, is that they have small facilities all over the country
00:11:29.820in a distributed model. So us taking out one plant here, one plant there, whether it's a
00:11:36.520manufacturing plant, whether it's a power plant, that doesn't mean that reduces their entire
00:11:40.580capacity. And Steve, they set themselves up, they set up their entire system this way for 50 years
00:11:47.180because they've been waiting for this war. I'm not saying that they're winning and far from it,
00:11:53.340By the way, I believe that Donald Trump, our president, has controlled the escalatory ladder.
00:11:57.820I am just saying that this is perhaps more complicated than folks in the Beltway would have you believe.
00:12:05.200No, and that's why these meetings are so important tomorrow.
00:12:08.320Jack, where do people – you're going to be back up at 2 o'clock.
00:12:11.020You're back from your overseas trip, back up at 2 o'clock on Human Events Daily right here on Real America's Voice following Andrew Colvett in the Charlie Kirk show.
00:12:18.720We'll have the technical situation worked out so we can see the whole show.
00:12:22.520And then tomorrow night, 5 to 7, we're going to do a special regarding Sam Faddis, his life, his accomplishments, also to the great insights he gave us in every part of the world, but particularly the Middle East.
00:12:36.900And we're going to tie that directly to the news of the day.
00:12:39.820The news of the day, I think, might have something to do, Jack, tomorrow with Zelensky and Netanyahu in the imperial capital at the same time.
00:12:51.220And it's also kind of interesting that you're seeing the sort of you're seeing the war roomization of the U.K.
00:12:56.860So I'm back from London. Raheem's over in London. You got Metaxas now over in Oxford.
00:13:02.400I don't know what's going on, but it might be it might be that it might be a little bit of reverse 1776.
00:13:08.520You know, I'm talking about exactly. Raheem's actually there doing serious work, as is Metaxas.
00:13:13.760But I mean, Raheem's really over there working with Nigel.
00:13:16.380Last thing, you know, there's a documentarian that made raw footage about Lindsey Graham for a couple of months, and they got Lindsey on the night of the bombing.
00:13:26.120And he tells about what he told Trump.
00:13:27.760He told Trump this will take just like a week, and then all of a sudden they're going to rise up and overthrow it.
00:13:33.380So you can see what the intelligence service were feeding right to Lindsey Graham.
00:13:37.120Your closing thoughts before we bounce, sir.
00:13:38.920look i i'm just gonna like i'm not gonna you know speak ill of the late senator but i am gonna say
00:13:46.040that that footage steve watching it it it made me sick to my stomach the the giddiness in in the
00:13:53.020voice the the levity uh clapping and and cheering um you know knowing that uh you know that americans
00:14:02.080are going into harm's way i mean this is serious business and it it just doesn't seem like he was
00:14:07.340taking it seriously at all and it made me sick to my stomach to watch something like that but
00:14:10.720that's the peep that's the person who's sending 5 000 sailors at a clip on these aircraft carriers
00:14:17.200in harm's way in harm's way we're gonna play those clips probably this evening jack uh you're the
00:14:22.900associated press of the mega movement on twitter and getter where people go all right we're up at
00:14:28.900jack posovic on truth social on uh telegram and of course instagram and getter as well make sure
00:14:36.220you are there because you never know when the sensor hammer swings back down thank you sir see
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00:17:06.640But it's a fascinating thing, the cultural difference.
00:17:09.220One of the themes of my book, Revolution, is the cultural divide between the British
00:17:16.800elites of Georgian-era England and the American elites. The American elites were profoundly
00:17:23.880Christian. Today, we would think of them as evangelical, Bible-based Christians. They
00:17:29.200believed in virtue and principle and honor. The British elites, there's tremendous decadence.
00:17:36.940And it's a funny thing because, I mean, you know, I mentioned we're doing the Socrates in the City
00:17:41.100thing. Victoria Jackson of Saturday Night Live, she's going to be with us here. And it's just
00:17:46.780a great group of people. But two days ago, I was in Nashville with Victoria and her husband. We're
00:17:53.540having a conversation. And she said, I love the part in your book. I'm not going to do her high
00:17:57.800pitched voice. I love the part of your book where you write about the engagement party that General
00:18:03.140Burgoyne had or whatever. And I realized I'd forgotten about this. I go out of my way in the
00:18:09.180book Revolution to talk about the extraordinary decadence of the British elites. It's just a
00:18:17.020level of decadence that we kind of forget that our guys, okay, the Minutemen, Paul Revere,0.70
00:18:23.700you know, many of them working class, they were fighting elite folks like, you know,0.73
00:18:32.320gentleman Johnny Burgoyne, who were, they weren't just elites, they were effete. There was something0.60
00:18:38.600in that culture. And it's funny because it's the same culture today. I keep saying that the story
00:18:48.040of the revolution, it's like Hollywood and Manhattan elites with their values, with their
00:18:53.620decadent values sneering at faith, fighting with people from a small town in Oklahoma.
00:19:00.500They speak the same language, but the cultural divide is absolutely extraordinary. And so in
00:19:06.020the book there's two examples you've read about where tell us about tell us about gentlemen tell
00:19:10.180us about gentleman johnny burgoyne because he was one of those important field officers and his
00:19:14.720surrender at saratoga was a game changer tell me about general johnny burgoyne who was the top of
00:19:20.000the top right yeah well one of the one of the reasons i loved writing this book you know is
00:19:25.260that there are characters like gentleman johnny burgoyne i remember in fifth grade hearing about
00:19:29.940Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne. And you realize that this guy was he was a fop. He was a dandy.0.99
00:19:36.460And he was somebody that he really had. He was at the center of British elite culture.
00:19:44.180And I go out of my way to tell the story before he comes over to America. He basically throws a
00:19:51.740party for his I think it's a nephew and it's an engagement party. And it is the most extravagant,
00:19:59.180decadent party. It's in the book. You read the book. So you're right. But you almost can't
00:20:03.500believe the level of decadence for this party. No expense is spared. It's just it's something
00:20:09.980that most people would say, you know, this is a little much. You're you're you're spending a lot
00:20:15.140of money. The reason you're sure. The reason the reason you need to get this book and you need to
00:20:19.420get copies for the younger people is that you just said something about you heard about Johnny
00:20:24.320Burgoyne in the fifth grade. Well, trust me, in American schools today, they ain't here unless
00:20:28.180you're homeschooled, you ain't hearing about Johnny Burgoyne in the Saratoga campaign in the
00:20:33.540fifth grade. This is why you got to get the book, right? Well, listen, Burgoyne is one of those
00:20:38.540characters. I fall in love with some of these characters, even the bad guys. Like you just
00:20:42.840think I got to write about this guy because he is so entertaining. He's a playwright. He's hanging
00:20:48.280out with David Garrick and he's writing plays. And then he decides, you know, he wants to be in
00:20:53.060military. And when he comes to America, basically he's sent over with General Howe and General
00:21:00.680Clinton. And this is in 1775. So, you know, he arrives right after Lexington and Concord and
00:21:07.240right before the Battle of Bunker Hill. And he has this crazy idea that he's going to bring
00:21:13.740reconciliation between the colonies. And then when he sees the bloodbath of Bunker Hill,
00:21:18.560He kind of changes his tune. But to me, it's comedy. When you get to the Battle of Saratoga, he's so pompous that he's writing these letters, trying to get the Americans trying to terrorize them, basically say, like, if you if you do not, you know, surrender to me, to gentleman Johnny Burgoyne, we will crush you.
00:21:38.420we will unleash the savages on you because they knew that the Native Americans that the British
00:21:44.500very, very cynically allied with were sadistic. They would scalp living people. They would torture.0.99
00:21:51.840They would do all this stuff. So he is just one of the characters in the book that you think,
00:21:57.260are you making this up? Is this for a novel? No, this is real. These characters were real.
00:22:01.280And again, the level of decadence with Burgoyne in 1777, he oversees the turning point of the war.
00:22:10.640When we crush the British at the Battle of Saratoga, it's just a moment that changes everything.
00:22:17.580At that point, Burgoyne realizes, OK, I guess I'm not going to be the hero that I thought I was.
00:22:23.580But it's just there's so many characters like that.
00:22:25.920This is when France starts taking it seriously, the book revolution.
00:22:30.940real quickly the eagle and child pub the inklings c.s lewis and uh and talking and talking talk to
00:22:38.680us about it give us give the audience i know will be fascinated by all this about the inklings
00:22:42.660listen i'll tell you and i can come back on i'll be here all week but i'll tell you this is i love
00:22:47.920it here my wife and i you know we love england we were here on our honeymoon 30 years ago okay
00:22:52.200and every time there's a c.s lewis conference we come to oxford and cambridge right down the street
00:22:57.840I mean, I could sprint there in, you know, 20 seconds.
00:23:02.380The Eagle and Child, this is the place where Tolkien and C.S. Lewis would meet.
00:23:08.680They would read to each other their works in progress, The Hobbit, The Chronicles of Narnia.
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00:32:58.720But that a billion dollars has gone in an influence operation,
00:33:03.800very sophisticated, very systematic, not just onesies, twosies,
00:33:07.580but to basically change opinion or to influence opinion
00:33:11.780and then political action in the United States, sir?
00:33:16.020Yeah, first of all, thanks so much for having me. But that's exactly right, that about a billion dollars has been allocated for public diplomacy, Hasbara efforts abroad, not just in the U.S., but you can, I tracked about 100 million of those dollars has been spent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, which is, as your viewers are probably well aware,
00:33:40.080this law that requires contractors, lobbyists of foreign governments to disclose what they're
00:33:47.400doing on behalf of foreign governments. So yeah, it's a lot of money and it's being used for a lot
00:33:52.720of things, influencing chatbots, paying influencers, reaching out to evangelical
00:33:59.260Christians, all kinds of things that we can get into. Now, this is separate. I just want to make
00:34:04.840Sure. This is separate from AIPAC and money they put in either for lobbying or for giving money to political campaigns or for lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill, correct?
00:34:14.680This is a totally – and the reason people are kind of shocked by it, they've had that – Israel has done that for years or people that are affiliated and support Israel have done that for years.
00:34:25.680But this is a totally different bucket, correct?
00:34:30.940This is a totally new strategy that was largely in response to, I think, them realizing that
00:34:37.040they needed to put their thumb on the scale in a more meaningful way, like after just
00:34:41.580the precipitous collapse of American public support for the U.S.-Israel relationship.
00:34:47.920You know, whereas before they could rely on those organizations that you're describing,
00:34:51.620like AIPAC, like Christians United for Israel, that are American-led, American-funded, you
00:34:58.840Now they have to actually – the Israeli government is actually having to hire a lot of people under Farah, which they didn't do before.
00:35:06.100But walk me through – well, in Farah, because I think there's more tension to these Farah laws today, people are realizing you could be prosecutor for this.
00:35:13.880I think people for years did this without doing it, that you could be prosecutor for this, and so now they're much more.
00:35:20.140But isn't this in response to – in fairness, isn't this in response to all of a sudden they were kind of overwhelmed by TikTok and Instagram?
00:38:34.480First off, I think it should be banned.
00:38:36.200But to make it visible, is the foreign – because you said right now from the Gulf Emirates in your research, I don't think any of the influence – the money that's going to people.
00:38:45.680and there is money going to people is not fully reported.
00:38:49.960Do we have laws in the book so that the American people can say,
00:38:52.820hey, if it's the Israelis or if it's Qatar,
00:38:55.460I can fully understand that they're feeding me stuff that they want us,
00:38:59.460that they want me to react to and to support them.
00:39:02.420Is there enough regulation of this that the American people would be able to say,
00:39:08.020hey, because we don't want to limit what people see,
00:39:10.500but when you see it, you know that, hey, somebody's giving me their point of view
00:39:14.800because they want me to respond to what they want to have happen.
00:39:42.640And if you look, you know, some foreign agents actually do abide by this. You know, if you look at like Rod Blagojevich, for instance, he's a registered foreign agent for Republika Srpska, and he's very transparent. Like whenever he posts on Twitter, he always says, you know, I'm doing this because I'm a paid foreign agent.
00:39:59.780And that's part of the problem is like, you know, something that Marjorie Taylor Greene has pointed out is it's so difficult to know who is paid and who's not in the foreign influence space.
00:40:09.500The problem is it's not enforced, right?
00:40:11.360There are a lot of influencers who are being paid, but we just don't know who they are.
00:40:15.500You know, the same way when you're scrolling your timeline and you see an ad for, you know, a pair of Nike shoes and it says, you know, this is an ad.
00:41:54.100So let's – I'm going to hold you through the break.
00:41:56.660But if I'm listening to Salem Radio, do they have a disclosure that says that they are funded by a foreign agent of the Israeli government?
00:42:05.780I mean you talk about there's regulations that they have to post.
00:42:08.860If you have AM Radio, which is still kind of from the Rush Limbaugh school of getting the word out, very powerful, particularly in the MAGA movement, particularly in rural areas.
00:42:17.860or do they have disclosures now on all their scoters including scott jennings and all these
00:42:22.260guys hugh hewitt that they are financed and basically kept alive by a foreign agent of
00:42:29.360money coming directly from israel sir they do not um and to clarify though so so parscale has a firm
00:42:36.720called clock tower x which is the the llc that this 50 million dollars is coming through um and
00:42:43.240Parscale is doing a lot of things on behalf of the Israeli government. One of the things is that
00:42:49.500he's carrying out a mass texting campaign. He's texting, you know, what appears to be millions
00:42:53.900and millions of Americans, asking them about their views on Israel, lightly pushing, you know,
00:42:58.960pro-Israeli narratives. He's also creating a number of websites on behalf of the Israeli
00:43:03.320government. They talk about, you know, how great of an ally Israel is, you know, why it's important
00:43:08.640for the US to support Israel in the war in Iran, all these different things. So those are two of
00:43:13.740the main things that he's doing. But there is this other element of, you know, in the initial
00:43:18.420contract, he said that part of his work would be to integrate pro-Israel messaging into Salem
00:43:24.820Media. Hang on one second. I want to fully develop this topic. Short commercial break. Nick Cleveland
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00:51:45.120But I want everybody to read this report, and if Moe and Elizabeth and Grace can act as force multiply, send it out to the posse, I need everybody to read it.
00:51:53.420Nick, you're going to be back on this tomorrow.
00:51:55.060Until that time, your social media, where do they go to get your research, sir?
00:52:00.040Yeah, the Quincy Institute, quincyinst.org, plenty of good stuff there.
00:52:05.700You can read the entire report for yourself, The Eighth Front.
00:52:09.420You can also follow me on Twitter, Nick Cleveland Stout.
00:52:13.000I think my username is Nick underscore Cleveland S.