Jack Posobiec: We are in a 5th Gen generational conflict. Is Iran behind the Gaza war? Is the U.S. behind the Iran attack on the Gaza Strip? Is it Iran or is it Hamas?
00:01:03.760I don't want to get into classified information, but to be very blunt with you, there is no clear evidence of that.
00:01:09.480The Biden administration needs to own up to some grave strategic and moral errors they've made in trying to de-escalate.
00:01:19.360Well, the de-escalate with Iran and the government.
00:01:20.780America can certainly afford to stand with Israel and to support Israel's military needs.
00:01:28.440And we also can and must support Ukraine in its struggle against Russia.
00:01:36.040And look, the American economy is doing extremely well.
00:01:40.360As far as I know, there are no negotiations and there shouldn't be any negotiations because, again, the only thing that we are focused on is targeting Hamas terrorists and eradicating their capabilities.
00:01:57.300To all their families, we don't stop any effort in order to bring them back, our brothers and sisters, all those who were abducted by these satanic people.
00:02:08.860It wasn't on President Trump's watch that Kabul collapsed in 21.
00:02:12.780It wasn't on President Trump's watch that Russia invaded Ukraine.
00:02:15.920It wasn't on President Trump's watch that Iran unleashed its proxy, Hamas, to slaughter Jews in Israel.
00:02:22.080All these things happened under President Biden because President Biden has been tempting America's enemies with his weakness.
00:02:28.380Imagine if we were able to succeed in getting the Middle East put in place where we have normalization of relations.
00:09:07.720And isn't that just the way now, in America today, that, you know, and I say this with a sense of great irony about it, that actually, because of, I think, several decades of the country being repeatedly sold out, not just by the left, but by the right, you know, the free market right for so very long, outsourcing everything, you know, to foreign countries.
00:09:31.200You have ended up in this situation where some of your top business leaders, some of your top companies, indeed, some of your top legislators and judges are, and I would say political commentators, are not from the United States of America.
00:09:45.760And that can work if those people have subscribed actively to the values that are enshrined, you know, not just in your constitution, but in everything that's come since that point to make clear and to underscore the ideas, the principles, the spirit of the nation writ large.
00:10:09.440And what Judge Chutkan has done today is actually something that goes and stabs right at that spirit, stabs right at that heart of the nation, not just because it is Donald Trump that is being gagged here.
00:10:23.960I would be similarly apoplectic if it was someone on the left being gagged in a situation like this.
00:10:31.580But because she has effectively argued that he does not have your very first fundamental right, that your founders found it, you know, just essential to even the idea of having a nation, and that is the right to say whatever the heck you please.
00:10:51.080That is what we're dealing with today. The foreign-born judge with her Marxist background is now demanding that Donald Trump no longer speak about that.
00:11:02.500No longer speak about, by the way, the foreign-dwelling Jack Smith. We often forget that. Jack Smith doesn't even live in America anymore. He left. He lives in The Hague now.
00:11:11.700And you can't talk about that. You can't talk about his staff. It's a complete, you don't hear me being outraged that often, but it is a complete, disgusting situation today.
00:11:23.420You know, Raheem, this is actually interesting because you tie this, and I think rightly so, to mass migration, mass immigration that the U.S. and really the West writ large has faced over the past 30 or so years.
00:11:36.660And, of course, it was the left that championed this largely as well as elements of the right, the libertarians, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for low-wage workers.
00:11:44.220But now, all of a sudden, in many countries, you're seeing these pro-Hamas rallies. You're seeing this on campuses as well.
00:11:51.540And you've got members of the leaders of this intersectionality coalition asking, how could this be?
00:11:57.840Why do we have to worry about things like this in places like, oh, I don't know, London, England being filled with pro-Hamas protesters and potentially, of course, worse, as Donald Trump Jr. once called them.
00:12:11.320Everyone knows, you might get a bad skittle every once in a while.
00:12:16.260Yeah, look, if only somebody had written two books about this called No-Go Zones and Enoch was right.
00:12:23.080The first book I wrote in 2017, I went to go on.
00:12:27.340The first book I wrote was 2017, No-Go Zones, where I went to these Muslim-dominated neighborhoods around the United States and around Europe and documented in quite academic fashion, by the way.
00:12:42.060It's very dry in observations and data and sort of walks you through, like, here is what these people believe.
00:12:49.220They are willing to openly say it to me in an interview.
00:12:51.980They are willing to graffiti it on the walls of the neighborhoods of Molenbeck and Rinkeby and all of these places in London, in East London and Tower Hamlets especially.
00:13:02.900And so it's not the case that you're dealing with a group of people here who, like, oh, they may assimilate or their kids or their grandkids may assimilate.
00:13:12.120No, they have moved and ghettoized and made it a point that, like, actually we stand, you know, completely opposed to what you guys stand for in the West.
00:13:23.740And the second one, it's interesting you say that because, you know, Enoch Powell, for those that don't know him, get that book, Enoch Was Right, and read about his 1968 Rivers of Blood speech.
00:13:34.720And then understand that Powell actually is the health secretary of the United Kingdom, presided over one of the largest immigration efforts to fuel the health care system, the National Health Service in Britain.
00:14:07.240We don't have room in this country for people that want to create different enclaves or fifth columns.
00:14:13.060And so now that is what we're dealing with.
00:14:14.720And, of course, Enoch Powell was probably the first canceled man in modernity, at least.
00:14:19.580And now you see why, because they didn't want us catching on to all of this.
00:14:25.260Raheem, one of the biggest pieces that you put up, I think, in the last couple hours at the National Pulse was a piece on the new campaign manager of
00:14:48.340And we know that he said that he actually fancies that he'll take more votes away from Trump as a result of this move.
00:14:54.920And it struck me as very interesting that he dropped Dennis Gysinich, you know, former congressman, former mayor, and replaced him with a CIA agent.
00:15:04.840Now, that CIA agent happens to be his daughter-in-law, Amaryllis Fox Kennedy.
00:15:10.300But, you know, people say former CIA agent.
00:15:12.960I happen to believe that no such thing exists.
00:15:14.920And I happen to believe that now we're witnessing an operation, a deep state operation, to try and pull as many votes away.
00:15:22.960I mean, even if he pulls, you know, 5,000, 10,000 in the right places away from Trump, that would be an absolute disaster at the election.
00:16:05.600But there's this third, so the Conservative Party won a plurality, yet there's this third party, major third party that ran that only picked up 12%, but they promised now essentially to caucus with the left.
00:16:20.120This may topple the entire government of Poland over the very same playbook that we were talking about with RFK.
00:16:32.480I mean, this is what happened to David Cameron's should have been majority in the United Kingdom in 2010.
00:16:37.880He ended up having to enter into a governing coalition with the Liberal Democrats and making Nick Clegg, you know, now of meta fame, his deputy prime minister.
00:16:46.440And what happened in those intervening years?
00:16:48.940Mass migration skyrocketed because the Liberal Democrats in government demanded it.
00:16:53.100Education went down the toilet, continuing Tony Blair's tradition on this.
00:16:57.600And they're just running the playbook.
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00:21:02.020You know, there is a potential de-escalation scenario, but things are building up such that, in a worst case, one can imagine the entire region erupting in conflict.
00:21:16.660And so what's interesting to me, Darren, and I started the show saying, you know, 2,000 American troops may go boots on the ground here.
00:21:24.400We're hearing that out of the Pentagon under Austin, which, you know, of course, no one can really question Austin's pedigree, his experience, his competence, truly just, you know, all the makings of a military genius in the shade of Patton right there in the footsteps of Patton.
00:21:38.360And then also these two aircraft carriers, that's 10,000 souls right there.
00:21:44.760Seems like the potential for escalation is at the fore.
00:21:48.220But at the same time, we're seeing different types of signals out of bricks.
00:21:53.080You've talked about the rise of bricks, the sort of shift from a unipolar world run by what you've called the globalist American empire, the GAE, into a world shared by poles like the BRICS nations, the Muslim world.
00:22:17.440And, you know, we have to, to some degree, disaggregate the components of the acronym.
00:22:23.640Although, you know, South Africa, which is a geopolitically irrelevant country, I think South African president came out and made some statement in support of Hamas, or at least indirectly in support of Hamas.
00:22:37.820I think the most interesting statements, if not the most inflammatory, really come from China, which has technically kind of adopted a posture of neutrality, but still kind of strikes Israel the wrong way.
00:22:54.920And I think needs to be interpreted in the light of China making a major geopolitical play for Arabia.
00:23:05.240And, you know, that's sort of the larger context of these things is that Arabia now more than ever, or at least in a very long time, is indeed up for grabs geopolitically.
00:23:16.880So it's actually very smart for China to do this.
00:23:21.140And, of course, Russia, Putin has made statements.
00:23:24.160And, again, it's not like any of these people are celebrating Hamas, although the president of Colombia came very close to doing so.
00:23:33.120But when you look at Putin and China, it's more sort of re-between the lines, not incendiary, but definitely telegraph geopolitical sympathy, at least for Gaza, which really is, you know, they could probably care less about the Gazans, but it's about what the geopolitical map looks like.
00:23:57.840And, obviously, from Russia's point of view, you know, Putin's got to be very frustrated with what he would surely interpret to be the hypocrisy of the American attitude and permissiveness with respect to Israel as compared to what his operation was in the Ukraine, which, by all measures, is probably much more conscientious about, you know, certain, you know, casualties about and just.
00:24:26.880Well, I've got the numbers on that, actually.
00:24:29.860And the numbers on that show that in just one week, in one week of the strategic bombing from the IDF on just the Gaza Strip, this isn't any bombing, which is a tiny little area, as opposed to, I don't know, the entire territory of Ukraine or even the West Bank.
00:24:51.160Now, it is intensely, densely populated.
00:24:53.740So we're talking three times the population of D.C.
00:24:56.480More children have been killed in the Israel-Gaza conflict over the past week than have been killed in the entire Russo-Ukrainian war, over 18 months of fighting.
00:25:09.140And we're being told that they are on pace to meet, to surpass the civilian death total in aggregate.
00:25:17.220So the total civilian deaths may outpace the entire Russo-Ukrainian war in the first two weeks of this thing.
00:25:25.560So, I mean, you can imagine if you're Putin, whatever you think about the, you know, Russia-Ukrainian situation, if you're Putin, you've got to be kind of frustrated with what you would interpret to be the hypocrisy.
00:25:37.480And, of course, with Russia, there is this kind of reactive aspect that, you know, now the situation has deteriorated so much with the U.S.
00:25:47.140That they're going to take, you know, the opposite posture of whatever they perceive the U.S. to be taking and, you know, lean into their sort of rhetorical public diplomatic strategy, pointing out what they perceive to be hypocrisies in U.S. foreign policy.
00:26:09.080With China, it's less about pointing out the hypocrisy.
00:26:13.440Before you leave for Putin, this also, in a sense, gives him a little bit more of a free hand, though, because now the eyes of the world have really turned away from Ukraine-Russia.
00:26:22.600Zelensky was just rejected for a visit to, he requested to visit Israel.
00:26:56.960And my understanding is a lot of Ukrainians are actually upset with the latest Middle East praise because it's kind of stolen a lot of their thunder.
00:27:17.960And with China, it's this less of a hostile.
00:27:20.800I mean, with Russia and the U.S., it's much more, I think, pointed.
00:27:25.540They're much more interested in pointing out hypocrisies.
00:27:28.460Their situation is really deteriorated.
00:27:30.840With the Chinese, it's much more thinking in dispassionately in terms of what the larger kind of long-term geopolitical play is.
00:27:40.500And they're absolutely right to understand Arabia to be up for grabs in a way that it hasn't been for a long time.
00:27:48.060Not just Arabia, but the Islamic world generally.
00:27:51.340They've made a pretty substantial energy deal with Iran recently, which is not immaterial to this analysis.
00:28:02.500And we might recall that China actually played a role in an initial phase of rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
00:28:14.500And it looks like that was only the first chapter.
00:28:18.600The Saudis and Iranian counterparts had some sort of conversation where at least they weren't yelling at each other and agreed,
00:28:26.300well, we have our differences, but we're both more or less in alignment over the Gaza situation.
00:28:34.800So there are a lot of things up for grabs, a lot of things in motion.
00:28:38.520And China is wisely capitalizing on that.
00:28:44.500Well, and really, I mean, it bears without saying, but we should point out the role of Qatar is directly tied to their massive LNG reserves,
00:28:55.140the role of Saudi Arabia, of Iran on the world stage.
00:29:02.260This is showing that because the U.S. has decided to decline in terms of our output of production versus our consumption here domestically has receded from the world stage.
00:29:14.860Of course, the boxing in of Russia in terms of their of their sanctions at the beginning of the war has actually given Saudi Arabia and Iran a much stronger position,
00:29:26.460not only in the region, but in world affairs because precisely because of the isolation of Russia.
00:29:32.320Right. You know, I mean, to some degree, there's sort of an implicit competitiveness, at least with respect to energy resources between Iran and Russia.
00:29:46.380And that, you know, seeps into our geopolitical geopolitics or different other factors as well.
00:29:52.120But that's absolutely one of the main ones, to be sure.
00:29:58.260Now, so the real question then is for China.
00:30:01.080We've just got about a minute left until the break, but I'll hold you over.
00:30:04.540Foreign Minister Wang Yi came out very strongly saying the Palestinian issue and the issue of justice for Palestine and his words are the paramount issue of the Middle East.
00:30:16.160Darren, is China making a play for the Middle East?
00:30:19.440Well, absolutely. You know, it's what we've been saying.
00:30:23.200They're making a big play for the Middle East or Arabia.
00:30:28.380And, you know, interestingly, when one of the you know, it's not the sole factor, but a catalyzing factor for this was Arabian countries, principally Saudi Arabia, but others,
00:30:40.000seeing just how quickly and abruptly the U.S. infrastructure canceled Russia.
00:30:45.020And in order to not have that be their fate, they started hedging their bets in earnest.
00:30:50.580And that, I think, is what really set a lot of this in motion, although there were other kind of deeper underlying factors as well.
00:30:58.040I think it's a great point, actually, this idea that you can't trust the United States.
00:31:02.000So make sure not make sure to hedge your bets.
00:31:04.700We're talking to Darren Beattie. We will continue after the break. Human Events Daily.
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