The Trump Iran Deal is Genius & Changes The Game (+ Why We Need Sharia Law)
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Summary
The deal with Iran is one of the most brilliant negotiated deals in a very long time, and yet so many people don't get it. They don't understand it, they don't see it, and they're not even getting the full picture.
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hello simone i'm excited to be here with you today and this is one of those days where i just need to
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be like everybody doesn't seem to understand what happened at all and i'm talking about on both the
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left and the right with this current deal with iran which is actually one of the more brilliant
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negotiated deals that i've seen maybe in the past hundred years in terms of us getting pretty much
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everything that we really want and it's shocking to me that you keep hearing well outright false
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claims that we're giving them money which we're not but money is involved but in a way that really
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really matters and in a way that has a lot more teeth than the obama deal did which is another
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thing that people are getting really wrong so a bit of context because i don't even know if you
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fully understand and i'm gonna get the the gist of this the big problem we have with iran and
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wanting to pull out of the war right is that iran due to something called a mosaic defense force
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essentially split into independent warlords who don't exactly follow what's coming from the top
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we know this because there was one instance where the president said that he apologized for all the
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strikes on other countries that are their allies presumably and then the few days later he was like
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i i didn't say i didn't mean that we're not even doing that you know which implied that one they're
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not listening to him and two the independent warlords have more power than he does in this
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arrangement because he had to back down from this position so this has led to a scenario where
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even when we do negotiate with people at the top right they can then they need to be able to and
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in a strong and forceful way have a reason to tell all the people below follow along and stay
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in line right and then we have the secondary problem with iran which is even if you make a
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deal with them like obama did they basically just ignore it like they did with the obama deal
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because the enforcement of that deal was that you know the un or whatever would send its inspectors
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in and iran just wouldn't show the inspectors of the places where this is at freaking obviously
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right like how are they going to figure that out right so that creates a huge negative incentive
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mr earl i was supposed to be allowed to inspect your palace today and your guards won't let me
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into certain areas. Hans, Hans, Hans, we've been through this a dozen times. I don't have any
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weapons of mass destruction. I'm sorry, but the UN must be firm with you. Let me see your whole
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palace or else. Or else what? Or else we will be very, very angry with you and we will write you
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a letter telling you how angry we are okay so functionally what trump created was a scenario
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in which and iran helped him do this they made a number of enormous miscalculations that made
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this deal possible that is just so bad for iran and people don't get it at all so the miscalculation
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the big one that they made that is almost baffling unless you understand that there were rogue actors
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within the country operating this mosaic defense force and just basically trying to the reason why
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they were sending more missiles at like qatar and the uae and saudi arabia and like their freaking
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allies then even oman who's been one of their closest allies forever then israel is because
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that didn't get you scorecards in the in the battleship of the dictators right and so this
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led them to attack and keep in mind by the way what the the right grifters who lie to you all
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the time like the anti-Israel right grifters and the leftists said at this war they said this is
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going to end up with boots on the ground huge hundreds of thousands of american soldiers dying
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in iran that the stock markets are going to crash hyatt's they've ever been that oil is going to go
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to 200 a barrel did not happen you know and when i came out here with all of this and i told you
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where i thought this war was going to go i've been pretty much exactly accurate okay so keep in mind
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when you're thinking of your sources and where you take like interesting like your information
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from right because some people are manipulating you and playing you for stupid but anyway so it
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ended up with a scenario where a lot of these countries that historically well they were in
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conflict like Saudi Arabia is not Iran's ally like they they do hate each other but other players
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like Qatar was Qatar is where like Al Jazeera is which is basically Iran's global mouthpiece
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the reason why Qatar is so close with Iran is because they share the gas field that is the
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basis of all of Qatar's wealth. This is the natural gas field. And Iran and Qatar have to
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get along. Otherwise, they end up fighting in a way that would be mutually destructive. But now
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even Qatar doesn't like them because Iran bombed the main refining facility of Qatar. So all of
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these other Middle Eastern countries really hate Iran's guts now. And what they're saying under the
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table is we want what Israel wants. We want Iran a failed state or functionally eradicated.
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okay right yeah trump doesn't want this this would cause a major refugee crisis and it has
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some other negative externalities israel this is israel's end game i think but you know israel is
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at the moment partially serving us they're doing some stuff with hezbollah i think trump secretly
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approves it we'll get to that in a second but so iran closes down the short the straight we've said
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in terms of large geopolitical players we point out that that basically only helps the united
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states while it may hurt us economically in the short term like like in an absolute sense in a
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relative sense against all other parts of the world no country on earth is helped more than
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the united states by a shutdown of the strait of firmoots because we produce all of the stuff that
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comes out of there and are exporters of it and just basically capture venezuela which is one of
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the other major exporters of it and so like that just makes the value of all that stuff that we
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own and export and is a major part of our economy go up and so the people who get hurt by that as
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i've said are europe and china primarily china the most and then some other east asian countries
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but nobody gets hurt by this more than who simone who gets hurt the most by a closure
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of the strait of framers europe the eu right china u.s saudi arabia and qatar oh for this
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their oil sales they can't export their main product if that street is closed saudi arabia
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has some other ports they can use but but minor stuff there okay so all of these people one hate
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iran's guts right now they want iran functionally eliminated long term and because keep in mind
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they're most of them are a different branch of islam and nobody hates each other more than the
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two branches of islam right those are the two big you think they hate the jews you know they're
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they're they're chomping at the bit to go at each other but anyway so they i ran pretty isolated
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right and this is why i ran in terms of how they built out their global power projection had to do
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it through terrorist networks rather than through alliances with states like the saudi arabians did
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so we want to get this straight open but there's this mosaic defense force thing and we don't
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really care that much like we don't want the u.s to put a bunch of money in getting this open okay
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yeah so who is most motivated to get the straight open the other powers in the middle east right now
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so what did the deal functionally do it did two things simultaneously that have people pissed off
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both of them are kind of irrelevant one is releasing iran's frozen funds for people who
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act like this is us giving iran money you guys have the mentality of josh of bricks and minifigs
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thinking he's giving the guy a big gift by giving him his legos back it's like no you
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seize those legos you're not doing some big favor by giving them their own legos back
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you just seized them because they had diplomatic sanctions on them right so that's really irrelevant
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and it wasn't even that much money it's like 20 billion dollars or something like that
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okay 300 billion deal is what everybody is talking about yes this has nothing to do with
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u.s assets no nobody in the u.s is involved in this deal so what is actually happening with this
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deal what this does is it allows for up to 300 million which by the way a lot of people are
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billion a lot of people leaving the up to out of investment keep in mind this is not like a
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donation this is not for infrastructure this is for direct investment by all of these countries
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that iran just pissed off inside of iran all right so you've got to keep in mind what that
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functionally means is going to happen in iran all right so a bunch of countries now that want iran
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gone in the long term wouldn't want something like this again and would want to be able to act
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against iran with more force if this happened again now basically have a blank slate to build
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up private operations with private militias private everything like that all throughout
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iran and not just all throughout iran but at every key economic node of iran because what
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are these powers going to be investing in if the uae if saudi arabia just got a bunch of billions
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of dollars to invest in iran what are they going to be investing sprucing up what are they going
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to be buying oil oil creation assets oil creation facilities and they have a lot of experience
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in making these very defensible once they get them in place right this actually puts iran in a
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terrible position long term but it's worse than that for iran because now what they're saying is
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okay i know that you have this mosaic defense force which is going to want to like show off
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and just randomly attack ships and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Right. But this is such a
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potential boon to the future of Iran, because it is still money flowing in it. It is still
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dollars going to Iranians at the end of the day, who will be employed at these facilities, right?
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That there's a reason to say, Hey, we actually lose something very big, this continued investment,
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if we continue to act bad. So now they have an active reason to not do the bad thing
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whiz assets on the ground now this gets very very different than the deal that obama put into place
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because the deal that obama put into place was sort of like we'll have bureaucrats go there and
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check your numbers and see whatever right the bureaucrats don't really even have a vested
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interest in making sure iran doesn't have nuclear weapons now under the trump deal which is
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interesting because the trump deal on its surface feels like it has a lot fewer things in it but
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because it's directly tied to these new assets within iran owned by all of these countries around
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iran right it is way harder for iran to do two things one attempt to nationalize this stuff
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if iran attempts to nationalize this stuff they've now pissed off every country around them and given
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countries that for a long time have wanted to seriously kick butt on iran a casus belli for a
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war and a kansas mille for a war that even if the united states doesn't enter israel certainly will
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because israel's been waiting to do this forever and they now know that israel versus iran looks
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really bad on the iranian side so functionally in terms of like the actual motivations that
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iran has in terms of moving forwards this is a pretty powerful deal now this isn't to say that
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you know iran could be so much of a failed state at this point that they just can't control their
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military that their military decides to go out there strike random ships whatever at that point
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we'll see what ends up happening i'm not saying that that won't end up happening because that
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could happen the other big hitch in this is that hezbollah is still sending missiles at israel so
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israel decides you know because they're trying to provoke israel basically they they don't want
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this to end right like a lot of a lot of these other iran state actors don't want this to win
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this is the guys in lebanon by the way if you're like oh i'm killing innocents in lebanon how could
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this happen i want to give you a just just an overview of lebanon's history for people who
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aren't aware of it so if you go back to the 1895 census that we have okay okay lebanon was 80
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christian they were by wait what kind of christian catholic i think catholic or they might have been
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eastern orthodox branch of 79 christian okay whoa they were catholics it turns out which makes all
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of the de-sucking that the pope did and vatican ii did not long after this look particularly
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ghoulish you go to today what what is what is lebanon today 28 christian you want to know what
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happened to to their christian population what well mass murdered so specifically we have things
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like the damascus massacres where 5 000 to 12 000 christians were like just pulled out of churches
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and monasteries and murdered in the streets and then you have the by whom like what is what what
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contingent was so anti-christian muslims okay great great great okay muslims yeah i i think
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people like when people are like but did you spit on a nun once and it's like bro it's a
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completely different scale and you besmirched a statue of jesus it's like what what are you what
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are you on about the one that always gets me and people like did you know that israel bombed a
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church in gaza and i'm like okay how many people worked attending that church it's like well there
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was like three or four and it's like uh-huh and there used to be hundreds what happened to them
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what happened to them oh you you you you're you're are you willingly unaware are you just
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like you like cucking yourself because these people like it's it's worse than being cucked
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it's like you're actively out there seeing somebody murder your countrymen your children
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your wife and you're like standing them i am fairly confident that these people have some
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weird ntr fetish and that we're gonna find out one day when nick's folder leaks that that was
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his thing all along and for those who are unaware if you're like well but jews i guess functionally
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do the same thing because they vote democrat it's like actually orthodox jews the ones having kids
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the ones will be represented in the future the ones will be partnered with long term in israel
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they vote republican overwhelmingly so much so that they are one of the key reasons we win the
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swing state of florida and have moved that into the easy area to win for the republican party
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and note here there are decent muslims right but a lot of them and the muslims that have cultural
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power in lebanon right now are not that group okay specifically hezbollah which is essentially
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holding the country hostage for 40 years israel has told the the government in lebanon stop these
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people on your borders just sending missiles into our country they haven't done it so israel says
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okay we're gonna handle it we're gonna we're gonna get this greater israel let's let's you
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know if if they get rid of the christians in lebanon you know what greater israel all the way
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make it jewish i don't care right but iran wants to include a protection for hezbollah or lebanon
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in their minds in this because they don't want to lose the last state asset that they really have
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which is really in tatters anyway at this point because of the pager bombings and stuff like this
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but israel is saying to trump we're not going to do this and they go in and they attack damascus
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which i i mean from their interests they really don't want this to happen there have been right
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wing israeli pundits that you can find just railing about the peace deal because again
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israel's best interest is the complete destruction of the iranian state they do not care long
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scorched earth nothing there yeah which is yeah destroy all their economic assets great i mean
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like that yeah no that's not what we want and that's generally not what america wants so so
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you could say okay so why is trump not being harder on israel just saying they're being stupid
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basically i think it's because he wants them to do this so the important thing to remember with
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a deal okay is that you need to make it look like you're doing a lot in terms of your part of the
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deal if trump can go and talk israel down and get israel to get out he has more leverage active yeah
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he has way more leverage in the negotiations it's like look they don't want to do this i'm trying to
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get them to do this right it's it's really good cop bad cop yeah okay yeah so by the way is this
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what you understood of what was happening or were you just completely no no my understanding was
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allegedly there are talks but this doesn't do anything to stop any long-term nuclear threat
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from iran like yes we've decimated their nuclear capacity but within a year they could be back up
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been running. Yes, we've ruined their lower tech ballistic missiles and stuff, but sure,
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they could just buy new ones. And this alleged agreement or plans for an agreement, they're just
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plans. No one has seen the full written agreement. Nothing has been agreed to formally. And by the
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way, Israel doesn't want to back out of Lebanon. And who knows what's going to happen with Iran.
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It's all fragmented. You can't even get it to agree in the first place. So basically,
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if you look at what i think the surface of mainstream media and general reporting tells you
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nothing is happening this war is terrible we've wasted money we're no better off than we used to
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be and yeah so that's just basically completely wrong at every single point so first of all
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remember i said that like we can't get iran to stop making nukes by sending bureaucrats in
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you know what yeah no it's it's it's like telling it's like telling our kids like don't do this it's
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against the rules you'll get a timeout yeah and you just said you have to change the incentives
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everything's incentives not punishments yeah so you you it a well no punishments matter too what
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i ran functionally and finally got punished for decades of flagrantly ignoring our they almost
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have a nuke freak out right and people were like it's always been they almost have a nuke and it's
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like yeah and they almost got it multiple times and then we did stuxnet and israel did stuxnet
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which was really clever by the way again jews and their sneak stat there's like specking into a race
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with like a plus 25 to sneak like the hezbollah bombings were crazy stuxnet if you're not familiar
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with this it was a completely offline centrifuge and they ended up tricking somebody into taking
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a usb drive putting it into the completely offline device and then destroying this super expensive
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centrifuge automatically like the mechanical parts of it that is the wildest thing i've ever heard of
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in terms of that's that's some that's some jewelry right there that's that's next level
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but anyway so stuff set them way back like over and over again they get set back they get set
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back they get set back and now they almost had it finally and they were basically telling us that
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they go we have enough to make i think with what 25 nukes within two months they said or something
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like that like like basically they're just like yeah we've pre-refined it there's no there's no
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reason to have it refined to this amount other than military-grade weapons and it only takes a
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few weeks to get it from the amount of refinement they had to nuclear grade and then use it right
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so they're basically saying yeah we we have the capability to nuke they're a country that
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regularly trans deaths to America at political events. This is not a controversial statement
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there. That's the party line that's, that's in the national charter. And that's obviously a threat
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to America, right? Especially given that they have even recently funded, you know, the killings of
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250 Marines at one of our embassies through, through Hezbollah, right? Like they, they are
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willing to nuke American assets, right? Like they'd probably start with the Jews, but, but, you know,
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we'd, you know, be on the list. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to do an
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israel america at the same time sort of thing just as like a big show of force and how great they are
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and try to and of course hasan piker and all the leftists at universities even if it was manhattan
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being nuked would still be doing these big parades because that's how they are these days but
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so they almost get the the this material is like what can we do at this point right the only thing
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we can really do is bomb their military into the stone age and you look at what we were able to
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achieve was this we destroyed basically all of their military assets their entire navy which was
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by the way i think four exercises of british navy was it really oh i don't remember hearing about a
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big navy yeah well it's more that britain has a super small navy now there's that super small
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and incompetent but anyway that's at the bottom that's at the bottom of the ocean now or the sea
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there but anyway so we got rid of their navy we got rid of a lot of their land assets we really
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hurt them in terms of their ordinate stockpiles that they have access to. And yes, they can
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restock. But in the meantime, we also did a lot of physical destruction to nuclear facilities that
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that we're aware of. But more than all of that, we really up the country's leadership organization.
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Like we basically killed two generations of leadership. Well, not we, the Israelis are
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way better at the targeted killing stuff. We helped. Okay. We, we threw a few bombs in there,
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But they, if you look at the, the, the level of the destruction that happened within the
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leadership of Iran, it's, it's genuinely astonishing.
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And it's going to be very hard for them to bounce back from this when you consider that
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as well as the asset damage and anything that looks like from the perspective of other
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Middle Easterners, rearming themselves is going to be bad.
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And I think that because they'll withdraw the money and this is where it gets really
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good because the thing that i think that we've learned in the united states more broadly
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and i think this is what we should learn in the uk i think this is something that we need to come
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away with is there was the the one of the heads of qatar he's got this speech where he's talking
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about how the united states and europe he specifically he was calling out here europe
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he goes we're going to have to deal with in the next generation many a muslim extremist attacks
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because europe is not dealing with its muslim extremists right like they are as we've seen in
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recent episodes there'll be like a gang rape and the the kids the miners who did it so they can say
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oh it's not a big deal they they got fines of like community service they didn't even get jail time
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for it they posted it on snapchat live like the the level of degradation and with the new files
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which we're not going to cover by the way of all the grooming gangs was so much worse than anyone
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thought and they were 98 muslim turns out so much worse than anyone thought that that and these also
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these groups target muslim communities as well like keep that in mind right like absolutely
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horrifying that this has been allowed to metastasize and the the guy in qatar is like
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you and america need to need to deal with this you and europe need to deal with this and when
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they say deal with it in qatar what they mean is drag them out in the street and chop their heads
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off okay and this is where i'm going to say something a little controversial i think we
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should allow for sharia law in the uk and in the u.s applied to muslim communities so so here how
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this works i think we should still be subject to all of the other laws of our country but in
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addition to the other laws of the country if sharia law would ever have a harsher punishment
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than the country's laws then the sharia law punishment is applied to any practicing muslim
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and this is done at the level of local muslim councils so for example what would happen to
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these men under sharia law the smallest fine that they would have had to pay the smallest thing that
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may have happened to them as an unmarried man involved in a grape is a hundred whip lashes
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from a whip if you're unfamiliar with what a hundred that's that's what johnny rico was given
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for accidentally leading to one of his teammates being killed in a live fire exercise in starship
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trooper that is a brutal thing to do to someone i was wrong the johnny rico scene is only 10 lashes
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for an example of how extreme sharia law is compared to other legal systems just in case
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you're wondering how many lashes is generally considered fatal in ancient roman and jewish
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tradition 40 lashes was often seen at the point where death became likely hence the common practice
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of living it to 39 lashes to avoid accidentally killing in british military flogging a famous
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case in 1846 involved a soldier dying after 150 lashes sentences were later reduced to 50 or fewer
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russian not far deadlier 100 lashes were typically fatal the heavy wire reinforced tool could break
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bones in the spine with some deaths reported as few as 20 strokes a modern judicial flogging in
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the middle east sentences of 50 to 100 lashes are common and often survived without serious injury
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though deaths occur examples include a boy dying after 85 lashes due to a mishit
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crew trainee john rico is sentenced to administrative punishment
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so if we had a sharia law implemented for muslims in the west and you had something like this gang
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grape and then they posted on you know x or whatever we knew it was a snapchat you know you
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would have ended up with maybe a quarter of these kids just being whipped to death in public
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and i think that would be a very strong deterrent both importing more muslims who want this to be
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the punishment for everyone and for the muslim population in these countries just a few logistical
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points if you're confused it's who oh well how do you determine who's a muslim right the answer is
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easy it's by mosque records basically you are if you go to a mosque and that mosque
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scribes to sharia law then you are put on the records as being a muslim who ascribes to sharia
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law right like it would be very very simple and if you are a kid under 18 somebody who goes to
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one of the mosques then you are counted as on those records and if you're like oh but that's
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so inhumane you understand that this is what will become the law of the land in these countries
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thought that Sharia law should be the law of the land.
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there was a 2016 poll policy exchange imc 41 showed it in 2024 henry jackson society showed
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32 wanting it you can be like well this isn't the majority or is only the edge majority in some
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cases but the ones who want it are having vastly more kids than the ones who don't want it so they
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will be the majority of the population in the future if you're like oh this is how could you
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do this this is money you've got to understand if you do nothing if you just allow things to play
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out. This is the way people of the future will be tried in these countries. So you are through
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not allowing this to be engaged with, causing it to be engaged with at a much larger level
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in the future based on current statistical trends. Again, I have nothing against Muslims or Islam or
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anything like that. I just think that there is a version of Islam that is leading to much higher
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birth rates within certain parts of the community that I do find disdainful. The same way I find
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certain versions of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community that are extremely unproductive,
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distasteful. And I think that when we look at this version being the high fertility version,
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this version being the version that's been resistant to the low fertility aspects of
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Western culture, and is not integrating, because the ones who do integrate don't have as many kids,
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that we see many people in the West not understand what the real long-term implications is if they
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become a majority anywhere and i think that through changing the law system to the one that
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they want the one that they're asking for for the members on their mosque roles that could help
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people grok that when they say they want these sorts of punishments they're serious about it
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on the high end depending on which version of sharia law you're you're looking at that would
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be a public crucifixion now you want to see gang grapes stop really quickly in muslim neighborhoods
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start having teenagers being publicly crucified in those neighborhoods in britain and it's gonna
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stop mighty fast yeah and better you make a fair point that like maybe there's a lack of sharia law
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at play among communities these people co-evolved with these incredibly harsh punishments right like
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we we point out that like different people evolved alongside different social norms and
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when you take them and put them in a completely different set of social norms their behavior like
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evolution affects personality behavior how you relate to things and humans have undergone an
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enormous amount of recent sociological evolutionary pressure and if you take somebody who's used to
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these incredibly strict rules that they use in places like the UAE and Qatar and Iran and Saudi
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Arabia right like all of these countries have incredibly harsh punishments whenever you have
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a Muslim country that actually has a degree of law and order it's because they are replying these
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punishments as they should be applied so i'm coming up i'm for sharia law going forward just
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only applied to the muslim community and they can't say well this muslim did something and it
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doesn't violate sharia law if secular law ever give the punishment worse than sharia law then
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the secular law punishment applies well i mean i'm in i'm in favor of any religion's laws being
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properly enforced well i know but they're you're not even legally i mean the the other thing if
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it's a married man who graves someone in sharia law that that's just a stoning anywhere that's
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a minimum you can get they don't even allow us to stone muslims in the united states or the uk
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like it's their own law that they should be stoned let's can let their people stone them
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you know and i think the second thing i think is i think that pretty soon once well okay sorry just
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to to criticize this approach then you're also saying that honor killings are okay of young
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women who have been assaulted and that's that's actually super not cool right that's explicitly
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in violation of sharia law it is it is it is in sharia law the woman who is great it now there
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have been local customs where this has been applied but sharia law itself is very explicit
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that the woman is innocent what about a woman who's just being slutty let's say by their well
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you know maybe we can let them handle maybe we could create some negative externalities for that
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behavior as well but what i think is there's a secondary benefit to this one now we spend all
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this time around like very progressive people so i'm just hearing them say so malcolm you believe
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that a young lady who chooses to be sexually intimate with someone possibly someone who
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emotionally manipulated her at a time in which she's very emotionally vulnerable and immature
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that she should be stoned to death if she chooses to become sexually active before getting married
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as a teenager are you saying that because there are a number of positive effects of this for
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society oh okay we give the muslims what they want the majority of muslims in the uk want sharia law
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at this point right in the united states i think it's 36 percent of muslims so many muslim communities
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want this right that's a minority but okay in the uk it's a majority i went through the statistics
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above listing the polls but actually in one poll it's the majority in the u.s as well and as i said
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it's also somewhat irrelevant because the ones who believe this are the ones who have demonstrably
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more kids probably about double the rate of kids and so they are the ones who will be represented
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in future populations okay and in the u.s it might be a majority now i need to double check but yeah
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i feel like to be opt-in you know you have to like no no no no no no no no not i'm opt-in for
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the muslim communities who have their own mosque and everything like that okay so so now you have
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how would this be practically enforced like let's say it would be my parents were muslim but i'm not
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like i'm an i'm an atheist wiccan whose parents are muslim what laws apply i i've chosen to not
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opt into that it is applied first of all if you're an atheist wiccan whose parents are muslim you're
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an apostate and sharia law says you should be killed oh my god that by the way so let's talk
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about why this is such a positive thing why this would be yes why is this such a positive thing
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first you give the muslims what they want second the muslims who don't want this would now have a
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very strong reason to deconvert right so what you say is basically you have the right to deconvert
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from islam and the state will protect you after the age of 18 if at the age of 18 you want to
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deconvert you can deconvert from islam and you no longer need to play in this system and the state
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will protect you and maybe even open up shelters for people who are doing this specifically i'd be
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okay with state funding that okay oh for like shelters of a minor who wants to escape i said
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18 if you're a minor in islamic law the parents kill you if you leave islam okay oh my god but
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the secondary benefit to this i think minors should have to follow the laws and religion of
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their parents absolutely if their parents are paying to support them they're the state's not
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paying to support them i mean in a lot of these muslim cases they are let's be honest but let's
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just say the parents right so the second thing okay is that visibly now all of a sudden people
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in the uk the leftists in the uk the leftists in america have to visually see that the group that
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they're bringing into their country doesn't want the the world that they want when they see the
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gay guy being stoned in the street to death some gay some some twinkie teen literally being hit
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with stones until he's death crumpling to the ground in the middle of the street in manhattan
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or something like this where they sanctioned us off for their sharia law stoning real quick they're
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going to want these people out of the country yeah real quick we're going to get immigration
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so you're just saying it's it's a forcing function thing it's a forcing function we give them what
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they want and people see what what like okay right because i guess your broader argument is
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people are not willing to intellectually wrap their heads around what many muslim communities
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actually for really like for real really want and if we accelerate that and just give them a preview
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of where things are headed and say this is literally what you're going to get
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then this can be staved off from happening so either it happens at like a 10 percent level
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now if we make it happen or it happens at a 100 percent level 50 years from now yeah when they
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thereby ruining countries uh-huh uh-huh which is what they want they want this to be the national
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law so yeah and you're just making it a 10 thing and then the final externality is you know how
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quickly the muslim grape gangs are gonna die out when this gets implemented you know how quickly
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a lot of this negative behavior we see oh you what let's see what's the punishment for for
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stealing in sharia law we're gonna get some hands locked off here or something and we'll see what
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the punishment for sluttiness is so for a woman who sleeps with somebody out of wedlock it's a
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hundred lashes so it's the same as a man graping someone which you know what i'm okay with that
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stoning to death is if if the woman is married which i'm also okay with for stealing it's the
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amputation of the right hand i am a hundred percent okay with that yeah as for male and
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female thieves cut off their hands so yeah you know how quickly the the muslim crime waves we've
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been dealing with are going to stop when we start cutting off the freaking hands real fast and the
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great thing is if this won't be done by conservatives this will be done by muslims of
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their own communities which will make their communities less externalities to other groups
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and i bet conservatives might be able to get along with muslims right fast when they start enacting
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their own punishments on their own group right like i could i'm being totally honest here
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if muslim communities were allowed to punish their own members and these incredibly strict
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and severe ways in like canada in the united states in the uk in germany a conservative like
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me i i honestly think because right now the muslim community like why do i have a beef with
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the muslim community they keep graping my people and then it gets covered up by the local police
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forces because they keep going out there and stealing from my people right from our government
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right from from the local stores from the they create these enormous you know thief games that
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your externalities when you look at at rates of of being involved in crime you see really high rates
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if all of that dropped off a cliff i'd have no problem i'd have no problem with muslim
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right like if if and i think it would drop off a cliff if we let them in actuarial law well i guess
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what you're saying a lot is a lot of this is downstream of our broader at least personally
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very strongly held rule of we are cool with any cultural group that does its own thing so long as
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it does not curtail on the rights or liberties or property of other groups and the problem
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is that you're saying this particular group is infringing upon the freedom rights liberty and
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property of other groups that it you know has no right to do so they they have become and or are
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becoming an increasingly existential threat to non-muslim groups and therefore clear your your
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average muslim in britain like the the average the muslim who wants sharia law your religiously
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observant muslim they do not like that these grooming gangs are happening first not no they're
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horrible bad actors punished because it makes them look bad and they want sharia law in britain
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which may be antagonistic to our goals but they don't just like want every bad actor out there
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doing every bad thing right i do like i do like the reframing of sharia law like i'm just a law
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an order citizen like is that so bad like in this era when i think about like one of the big sort of
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asthma gold points of of our day and age is hey wouldn't it be great if we actually enforced our
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laws that is a it's an interesting take and an angle that i hadn't thought about before what if
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we just like is is sharia law so bad in an era in which one of our biggest problems is a refusal
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they see the guys, the thieves' hands being chopped off
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i didn't think i liked islam that much but i mean if it's only muslims this is happening
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fine i mean that works for me right i don't know i've listened to so many horrific stories of the
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mistreatment of especially children and women within this but that's common it was in the
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problem though is well it's an and that it's happening now without sharia law in and to your
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point, I guess, in many cases, in violation of Sharia law. So I think in a sense, because they're
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in these gray zones, where they're outside nations with Sharia law, nations that wouldn't even take
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them as, for example, as refugees, in some cases, that are also sort of accommodating them and
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turning a blind eye to bad actors and crimes being committed. Perhaps there are, there's an
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argument to be made it's possible that there are more atrocities committed against even muslim
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practicing muslim women and children without sharia law and with the law of the governing
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country turning a blind eye toward those communities and being like i'm not gonna look
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at this la la la la like it would be racist for me to notice anything which is screwed up because
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even within those communities they're like no this is not okay and yet we have been defanged
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of the tools that we would use to police this among people. Islam has the tools baked into it
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to police Muslims. Right. But then of course, those tools are illegal within, for example,
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the United Kingdom. So the United Kingdom refuses to impose its own laws on many of these groups
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for fear of being accused of racism or bias. But then these own groups don't have the tools they
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require to enforce those laws themselves if they were to just do it without the UK. So, okay,
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I see your point. My goal, I mean, so obviously like my number one goal is, you know, promote
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long-term human flourishing. Our general ideology is, Hey, any group should be allowed to do its
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thing as long as they're not an existential threat to other group or impinging on the ability of
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another group to pursue its, it's, you know, prerogative and, you know, have its stuff and
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do its thing. But then like number three, I really, I don't like people being harmed. I don't,
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especially kids hold on i mean i think that that you you frame this in a way that confuses people
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sometimes okay i am totally okay with a group king with another group when that other group is
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net less productive than the group who's fucking with them less moral than the group who's fucking
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with them because if you have a negative bad actor on on your doorstep that's constantly messing with
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you right because a lot of people would take the things that you're saying and saying oh when
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israel defends itself against hezbollah that's that's jews being a negative externality no no
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no no no no because we per our morality at least if another group is infringing upon your ability
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to do your sovereign thing within your own borders you have every right to bop them as we would say
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to like retaliate because they are not allowing you to within your own house do your own thing
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so that i agree with you on that so i mean i just want to end this with a you know all those people
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who said we're gonna have tons of boots on the ground in iran i've always said i'm okay with
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karg island i'm okay with karg island is a limited military thing but boots on the ground in iran is
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stupid and trump's not going to do that and he didn't do that and people lied to you that or
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they didn't lie to you they just have no idea how the world works and they've got a an audience of
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third worlders who's totally captured them into these stupid anti-semitic positions that are just
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not useful in terms of long-term human flourishing when we're thinking about like useful allies
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because right now europe's not a long-term useful ally for us they are they are incredibly cut and
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israel actually goes out there and when somebody acts a fool they handle it and i think that we
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in the united states in europe need to take a line from israel's book going forwards and that
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that is why i'm totally okay with building this stronger alliance with them and seeing
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where things are going right right now i think israel is actually acting with tacit approval of
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trump to help in the negotiations we can see how this ends up turning out or leaks to come out of
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the future but broadly speaking no the stock market didn't crash the economy is doing better
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than ever no oil didn't hit 200 no all of that no they said that all of the countries in the
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middle east would start hating us when the exact opposite has happened all of the countries in the
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middle east started hating iran more started liking us more there has never been a pr campaign
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so successful for america in the middle east is iran deciding to randomly bomb its former allies
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right but you are you are one small voice whispering within a mosh pit of raging
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idiots people idiots no one no one is going to understand this the message everyone's going to
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come away with is i can't travel this summer because airline prices are insane my gas prices
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are higher my food is more expensive people in europe have even higher prices and everyone else
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is just like oh and trump has humiliated himself blah blah blah so like i think even a lot of
00:44:48.520
republicans are going to come away feeling like this was a net loss a lot of republicans have
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been incepted by these idiots who like tucker carlson and nick fuentes have giant third world
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or audiences who have i mean that's why that's why tucker carlson's moving to qatar right like
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this is this is where his his his butter is back by the way this is the bread is buttered
00:45:08.060
his bread is buttered they've got these giant audiences as we pointed out in our episode this
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changed everything but the the internet became significantly majority third world over the past
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10 years the third world this is why they stopped caring about this way the left stopped caring
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about like american blacks and in the environment the third worlders don't care about those things
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and they all got caught up in these idiot cycles and they completely believe them and when you look
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at rightist influencers you would get the opinion that people are falling for this but when you look
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at the actual right like maga maga maga is 90 pro this war since the beginning right like maga has
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always been about this it was never fooled by the captured parts of the influencer class that are
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acting on behalf of leftists and honestly anti-american interests and it's it's like do
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people step back and think oh they they were just they they don't they don't remember you're like
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like i was talking to simone in the car about this in the morning i think will anybody take a step
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back and be like nick foot just had no idea what he was talking about when this war started
00:46:07.820
and who was right people like nux and malcolm who actually was right about where things were going
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and that maybe what's what i just i'm just trying to say like what's really frustrating is that
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you guys were right but that's not going to change the narrative of how this is going to work like
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the people writing this i think i think we on the right need to be harsher both in terms of our time
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and our views of the anti-american voices on the right which have been growing and i think i mean
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nick foy just isn't on the right he's a democrat now he says he's a democrat now just people are
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so stupid they think that he's like a right-wing which he's not he's just a democrat but tucker
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carlson still claims to be on the right right these people and there's these people would
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you see them over who is it there's some republican influencer who's all mad about
00:46:56.480
this deal and it's saying he's got a thing on russian state tv laura southern is who i was
00:47:01.340
thinking of here that saw it on nux like literally paid by the russians you know to try to and as we
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pointed out the russians behind blm see our episode on that if you were unaware of this
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they funded a nine out of every ten dollars that went to influencing u.s politics one would go to
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to quote unquote pro trump stuff nine would go to be pro blm stuff russia has been the party
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that's just like we need to with americans like so division everything like that you guys don't
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need to do that right like when we work with jews we get things done okay like this was pretty cool
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you know actually winning a war actually getting what we wanted to which was a degradation of their
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military resources to the extent that they're not going to be able to move forwards and more eyes
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and ears in their country by people who don't want them to develop nuclear weapons and those
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people having a vested interest to continue to invest into the country and own more assets in
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the country which makes it harder for iran to operate independently of the interests of these
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other middle eastern countries which is again in our interest because these guys are our they're
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they're actually pretty useful allies they can i mean like saudi arabia 9-11 right like they can
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be backstabby certainly more than the jews but recently at least saudi arabia has been pretty
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good and so you know will that work forever into the future hey all we need to do is keep developing
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technology because it's not coming out of these regions and the future is all ai okay so the more
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automated drone swarms we get the less we need to worry about these people's opinions and so in the
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meantime let's let them handle their own and that's something we need to be doing more of when it comes
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to dealing with i think muslim population so you heard it here first base camp we need sharia law
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No, this is not where I thought you were going to go.
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After all these years together, you never cease to shock and surprise.
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Iran is, as I've said, a bunch of rogue actors.
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basically all the central government can do is to either call in outside assistance or go
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scorched earth on the rogue actors unless the rogue actors action gives them more political
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influence and then it becomes a totally you know so we'll see yeah but i i do i would feel a lot
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more comfortable just personally like all right how soon is it going to be until iran you know
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uses its continued tacit knowledge or at least like documented internal knowledge of like
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developing nuclear weapons to just get back where it was and if there's some sort of way to align
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incentives in such a way where like they just really wouldn't want to do that because they are
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better served by not then i would feel more comfortable i don't care what the treaties are
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i don't care what the agreements are i care about the infrastructure that's going to be set up after
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this conflict that would dissuade them from doing that so the fact that there may be some of that
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for what you said has me excited hopefully that's what happens yep hopefully that's what happens i
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don't see where we're going to get a better carrot that we don't have to pay for than this
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so fantastic scenario all right thank you and to our audience do something to improve yourself
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today yes that's that in you have to learn to use a new ai product or something yeah do it
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all right bye we're so close to getting those new mics just just waiting for a potential discount
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just bear with me okay well and we've got to get personal i'm excited for this conversation because
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again i i looked like i thought i was crazy you know when i was talking with you in the car this
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morning but then i look at the like drudge this morning obama deal better trump humiliation
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maga hot maga hawk mutiny text leaks like it just sounds horrible and then i go to the new york
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times their front page why was the why was the flowers going in the water no indy no indy no
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Remember Toasty yesterday you saw pictures of lily pads and flowers now
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you're seeing them in real life well some plants grow in water they're
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aquatic plants. Yeah? Birds like water, too, don't they? Oh, no, that's what they like to eat.
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If you eat something, you eat birds toasty, you eat chikonugas.
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We could just go in there because alligators don't eat kids.