Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - January 02, 2026


Tales of Regime Change： Syria — The Arab Spring and Assad


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00:00:30.000 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:00:37.000 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:00:47.000 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:00:50.000 Christ is king!
00:00:52.000 Mr. President, you know the rhetoric of regime change is headed towards you from the United States.
00:00:57.000 They are actively looking for a new Syrian leader.
00:01:01.000 They're granting visas and visits to Syrian opposition politicians.
00:01:07.000 They're talking about isolating you diplomatically
00:01:11.000 and perhaps a coup d'etat or your regime crumbling.
00:01:15.000 What are you thinking about that?
00:01:18.000 I feel very confident for one reason,
00:01:20.000 because I was made in Syria, I wasn't made in the United States,
00:01:23.000 so I'm not worried.
00:01:24.000 This Syrian decision should be made by the Syrian people, nobody else in this world.
00:01:31.820 Syria's war is a mess.
00:01:33.540 After six years, the conflict is divided between four sides, each side with foreign backers.
00:01:39.460 And those foreign backers don't even agree with each other on who they're fighting for
00:01:43.440 and who they're fighting against.
00:01:45.280 The Syrian Democratic Forces, another hodgepodge of rebel groups of primarily Kurdish fighters,
00:01:50.780 an ethnic minority.
00:01:51.780 They're backed by the U.S. and often clash with the Turkish-backed SNA.
00:01:56.260 They guard the prisons in the Northeast that have ISIS fighters in them.
00:02:01.400 So they're a really critical component to stability as well.
00:02:05.720 And then there's the Hayyit Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS.
00:02:09.440 This is who ultimately led the offensive to capture Damascus.
00:02:13.440 They were originally established as an al-Qaeda affiliate, led by a man who later led ISIS.
00:02:19.220 They broke ties with al-Qaeda in 2016, but are still considered a terrorist organization by the U.S., Turkey, and others.
00:02:27.240 It was in firm control of Idlib, a city, and much of the province beforehand, and had ruled that area with an iron fist.
00:02:35.380 In late November, HTS advanced from Idlib to Aleppo, which they seized in just a few days, with not just military and violence, but governance.
00:02:44.160 After the fall of a brutal dictatorship in Syria, U.S. leaders say they will recognize
00:02:48.880 and fully support a new Syrian government if it's credible, inclusive, and non-sectarian.
00:02:55.220 Now, the come has come after rebel forces overthrew dictator Bashar al-Assad this weekend.
00:02:59.820 His regime had been in power for 50 years.
00:03:02.880 He's been an ally to Russia and Iran and is accused of chemical attacks on his own people.
00:03:07.540 The Defense Intelligence Agency in August 2012 said, and I quote,
00:03:10.440 there is a possibility of establishing a declared or undeclared salafist principality
00:03:14.840 in eastern syria and this is exactly what the supporting powers to the opposition want
00:03:19.400 in order to isolate the syrian regime the u.s saw the isil caliphate coming and did nothing
00:03:24.520 all right folks welcome back today got another episode of our series
00:03:30.680 regime change tales of regime change syria arab spring dirty war
00:03:40.440 we look at syria this is an interesting case because the regime change happened just a few
00:03:45.640 months ago and we're waiting to see what takes place since this is a case where a dictator was
00:03:53.800 overthrown massive civil war took place millions of people were displaced in the wake of this
00:04:02.280 This huge refugee crisis began. 0.78
00:04:06.700 Europe has been completely destabilized because of Syria. 0.85
00:04:11.740 And so this is something people need to understand, and you cannot separate what we're going
00:04:15.560 to get into in this episode with Joshua Lysak.
00:04:18.860 The governments, particularly of Western Europe, the countries of Western Europe, have been
00:04:23.240 completely destabilized by the Syrian civil war, which was a regime change operation.
00:04:30.040 And we're going to walk you through that.
00:04:32.280 Operation Timber Sycamore, the U.S. government and NATO worked together to formulate this
00:04:41.540 operation, and they did so with help. This goes back to that clean break document that we were
00:04:48.560 telling you about before, all the way back in the 1990s that was, yes, prepared for Bibi Netanyahu
00:04:53.720 and said, you got to get rid of Gaddafi in Libya, you got to get rid of Saddam in Iraq,
00:04:59.820 and you got to get rid of Assad in Syria. And what did the U.S. government do? Well, it worked
00:05:05.640 to do all of those. And the very last one, the very last one that they recommended getting rid
00:05:11.620 of was the regime in Iran. So when we look at these policies and we go through the amount of
00:05:19.420 atrocities, the amount of death, the amount of destabilization that takes place in the wake of
00:05:25.360 these regime change wars. We have to ask ourselves, is it worth it? Was the Syrian civil war worth it
00:05:33.240 to Europe? No, certainly not. Go ask the parents of any of those raped and murdered little girls
00:05:40.120 in Ireland, in France, in Germany, were the raping girls in swimming pools. Was it worth it to get 0.93
00:05:46.720 rid of Assad? Was it worth it to have your daughter raped and murdered? Is your life better now? I 1.00
00:05:52.180 I know it's so terrible that happened to your daughter, but hey, at least we got rid of Assad, 1.00
00:05:56.540 right? Is that a comfort maybe to them, to those families? No, I don't think so. I don't think it
00:06:03.580 holds up. I don't think it holds scrutiny. And if you think a regime change operation or a war
00:06:09.600 in Iran would lead to any war, you're kidding yourself. It would be horrendous. And that is
00:06:18.240 why my friend Charlie Kirk flew to Washington, D.C. and went to the White House and spoke with
00:06:25.200 President Trump about opposition to a regime change war in Iran. He said no. Bombing the
00:06:33.560 missile sites, nuclear sites, that was one thing. But a full-on regime change war? No. We're not for
00:06:40.860 it. MAG is not for it. The American people are not for it. We're going to explain to you the abject
00:06:47.260 horror of what happens when these operations are unleashed in the Middle East
00:06:51.020 in today's episode on Syria. 0.50
00:06:58.520 Nothing will stand in our way, and our golden age has just begun.
00:07:03.340 This is Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:07:05.120 Now it's time for everyone to understand what America First truly means.
00:07:09.780 Welcome to the second American Revolution.
00:07:14.200 All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back here. This is Tales of Regime Change, Syria, the Arab Spring, 0.81
00:07:24.600 and Assad. And this is the main thing that people have to understand about the Syrian Civil War,
00:07:31.860 that the Syrian Civil War was never a Syrian Civil War. The Syrian Civil War was a neoliberal
00:07:37.620 intervention into Syria, backed by Barack Obama, his government, John Brennan, his CIA,
00:07:45.120 the largest and most expensive CIA operation in history, over a billion dollars was spent
00:07:52.380 by the U.S. government. And there's no Charlie Wilson's war movie about this. Hollywood won't
00:07:57.240 talk about it. So you know about Operation Cyclone that we talked about in the Afghanistan episode.
00:08:01.940 But have you ever heard of Operation Timber Sycamore? Well, Operation Timber Sycamore,
00:08:06.640 boys and girls is when the quote-unquote moderate jihadis, remember the moderate jihadis that we
00:08:13.880 were told about by John McCain and so many people, Lindsey Graham, who were backing this back at the
00:08:19.920 time, they said, oh, we'll work with the moderate rebels, the moderate rebels against Assad, and
00:08:26.940 we'll back them to take down his murderous, butcherous regime, the same way they talked
00:08:32.820 about it with Saddam Hussein. Now, keep in mind, at this point, the Iraq war is still going when 0.88
00:08:37.900 this gets launched in 2011, as is Afghanistan. So they think these wonderful geniuses in Washington,
00:08:43.680 D.C. think that it's so smart, all these wars they're doing in the Middle East, that they're
00:08:48.340 just going to go for another one. They're going to launch one in Damascus. So you get Barack Obama,
00:08:56.120 you get Brennan, you get Hillary Clinton, of course, and they start funding all of these
00:09:01.840 quote unquote, moderate rebel networks, which I'm sorry, it's just not a thing. And who do they
00:09:07.360 work with? They work the Jordanians and they work with the Saudis yet again, to fund these forces 0.97
00:09:13.360 and those become the rebels. So these are US backed proxies, a proxy war that is a dirty war 0.70
00:09:21.260 that is unleashed against Syria. And it spills over very quickly because some of those quote
00:09:27.920 unquote, moderate rebels, don't seem to be so moderate at all. They become a little group you
00:09:32.120 may have heard of called the Islamic State. They become ISIS. Joshua Lysak, I mentioned as well,
00:09:39.260 you know, some of the countries that were supportive of this, but it has to be said,
00:09:44.720 there's one other country that goes back to the clean break memo that supported the overthrow of
00:09:51.700 Assad. Joshua, tell us about that. Yes, thank you for having me on, Jack. What we discussed the
00:09:57.360 other day on Iraq, is that the Clean Break memo was a memo that was prepared for the Israeli
00:10:05.700 Prime Minister, Bibi Netanyahu. Oh, does that sound interesting? Late 1990s, the idea was,
00:10:12.220 in order for Israel to have long-term national sovereignty and security in the Middle Eastern
00:10:18.320 region, its various strongmen opponents in the Middle East, within Islamic countries,
00:10:24.800 all had to fall. And of course, Iraq was on the list. Lebanon was on the list. Iran on the list. 0.81
00:10:34.620 Syria on the list. We identified how the anti-Saddam Hussein sentiment was a strange
00:10:41.660 coalition of evangelical Christians, neoliberals who believed in creating an open and prosperous
00:10:47.400 a society where there's universal suffrage and women's rights. And as we saw with the USAID
00:10:54.960 fiasco, various LGBTQIA plus programs are getting funded in 99.99% Islamic countries. What we have 0.97
00:11:04.100 here is a fail to understand the locals, cultures, and customs. Same thing here in the Syria situation.
00:11:11.660 And what I urged in the Iraq episode is the Christians in the audience to consider the consequences of regime change on the Christians.
00:11:22.280 Syrian Christians have had a very bad time following the Syrian civil war, which, as you said, is sort of a pseudo-civil war.
00:11:31.900 and it's more so a manufactured regime change situation that follows the same pattern of
00:11:39.120 regime change that we have witnessed in Afghanistan. We witnessed it in Iraq. If we go to other
00:11:45.580 countries, ironically, the British colonies, 1760s, 70s, and 80s, following a similar regime change,
00:11:53.080 but that's for another day. Coming back to this situation, remember that the stage one
00:11:58.140 of regime change is the demonization, the moral authority. We have to go in there and take him
00:12:06.240 out. And that, of course, is all of these videos of United Nations inspectors and aid workers who
00:12:13.520 are being attacked by Assad forces. And I remember listening to NPR and reading the New York Times
00:12:19.940 at the time, and seeing the case being made by satellites and affiliates of the Obama
00:12:28.080 administration, that this was the most just war of the modern age.
00:12:33.420 And that was the stage one, the we got to go in there and do something.
00:12:37.800 Preparation, operational preparation of the environment.
00:12:41.160 If anyone who's read the Unhumans Hypothesis book is in the audience, you'll recall how
00:12:46.360 before a revolution is unleashed, they got to get things ready on the ground. They got to identify
00:12:51.340 who are the friendlies, who are the enemies. And the great irony of American intervention
00:12:57.300 is that American forces and proxies consistently align with those who slaughter Christian 0.53
00:13:05.420 civilians every single time in one of these situations. We talked in the Afghanistan episode
00:13:11.760 how American allies, quote-unquote, against the Taliban, were these pedophile warlords.
00:13:18.980 And American soldiers were prohibited from intervening and saving the children,
00:13:24.640 saving these young boys from being victimized by these monstrosities. 0.95
00:13:28.840 In any case, we, of course, saw the intervention, Act II intervention in Syria with, again,
00:13:35.360 both the proxies and the supporting, though it was on the ground.
00:13:38.340 I remember hearing stories how there were these insurgents allied with the United States who were receiving resources, weaponry, intelligence, and they would later go on to become ISIS, or as the Obama administration, President Barack Obama himself would always say, ISIL for some reason, which sort of is the NPR American version of it, I suppose.
00:14:03.520 And then again, the aftermath and consolidation, stage three of regime change, did not go as planned.
00:14:10.520 Well, actually, wait, wait, Joshua. Joshua, hold on a second.
00:14:13.140 The use of the word ISIL as opposed to ISIS, which everyone in media and everyone in regular, you know, the regular world was saying, was actually a form of linguistic dominance.
00:14:28.240 Why is it that the neoliberal regime forces these tricks on us like neolinguistic dominance?
00:14:34.760 Why do they force us to use their words like that?
00:14:38.740 Because if you use their words, they are in control of your reality.
00:14:43.660 And the most effective, we'll say, mainstream manipulator.
00:14:48.440 It's also a sign of loyalty too, right? 0.99
00:14:50.580 That we will make you say something that sounds stupid to prove that you're loyal. 0.99
00:14:54.300 You know what I mean? 0.99
00:14:56.100 Yes, that's correct.
00:14:57.000 And we see this across left-wing cultural movements, both abroad and domestically, of course.
00:15:04.340 For example, we noticed how the individuals who are transvestites, that was changed to be transgender to make it a thing, for example.
00:15:16.180 Now, what's interesting is we're seeing some reversion, we're seeing some rollback of some of that language. 0.80
00:15:21.880 You might recall how a couple of days ago, as of this publication, a couple of days ago, there was this Department of Homeland Security post from the official X account referring to illegal immigrants who were sodomites. 0.67
00:15:39.760 Sodomites, pozo. 0.94
00:15:41.480 The administration is going to be difficult on these people, right?
00:15:45.660 Calling it like it is.
00:15:46.780 That is also a cue that we are not using politically correct language anymore.
00:15:51.940 We are rolling it back, and they are all going back.
00:15:56.620 The use of ISIL was a way of saying, I am more intelligent and more informed than you,
00:16:01.840 because it's not simply the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
00:16:05.800 It is the Islamic State of Iraq, and the Levant, which is a sort of NPR listener cue,
00:16:12.860 those who are familiar with that communication, it's a way of saying, I am more enlightened and
00:16:20.100 educated than you, because I understand that the whole region is called the Levant, right?
00:16:27.040 Levantine. It's a way of showing you in just one word, I know more than you, therefore I am in
00:16:34.700 charge. That's the linguistic dominance. And despite the catastrophe that was unleashed by
00:16:40.960 the botching of stage, not just two, but stage three in Syria of a regime change, and that's
00:16:46.660 where you try to install your guides, stabilize things. Well, look how that's turned out in Syria.
00:16:52.080 Literally the day the Assad situation turned for the worst from his perspective, what did we see
00:16:59.660 posted all over X? We saw the live leak equivalent of massacres of Christians, men, senior citizens,
00:17:08.620 women and of course children in mass by quote-unquote our guys we were supposed to hate
00:17:16.880 this Assad man because he was like serious Putin was a regular reference that I heard used during
00:17:24.900 the time period oh wait unintended consequences Jack where have we seen that before but only
00:17:30.780 everywhere. Well, and not only that, what do we receive in response to this? The Syrian civil war
00:17:39.840 was used to create and manufacture the migrant crisis across Europe and many parts of the US 0.93
00:17:48.360 as well. It was used to manufacture the migrants, many of whom didn't even come from Syria. They 0.96
00:17:55.020 came from North Africa. They came from Turkey. They came from places that did not have a
00:17:59.800 a civil war at all and yet millions upon millions of these people were told by angela merkel and
00:18:07.880 so many other members of the eu that they had to come to europe france they were coming from right
00:18:12.840 across right across in algeria nothing to do with the syrian civil war so why did the eu do this
00:18:22.360 quite the interesting question we'll get to that in the next second
00:18:33.640 today you know that you talk about influences these are influences and uh they're friends of
00:18:39.160 mine jack or something where's jack he's done a great job all right jack so we're back here with
00:18:47.320 Joshua Lysak. Now, Joshua, I want to be clear about something that when we talk about the
00:18:52.940 zookeeper theory, when I talk about that, that's, that's, that's the zookeeper theory that I,
00:18:56.760 I ascribe to that when you have these zookeepers, we're not saying that they are good people from
00:19:03.440 some sort of like abstract moral, um, you know, moral standard. What we're saying is that they
00:19:10.940 are better relative to the alternative of what would be in place. And so we saw the Syrian civil
00:19:20.680 war, one of the dirtiest wars, one of the bloodiest wars the Middle East has ever seen. Entire
00:19:26.160 villages wiped out, people killed en masse, reprisals, family reprisals. And you could,
00:19:33.840 anyway, people can go watch the mass graves. You can go on Telegram right now and look at the mass
00:19:37.440 graves so joshua i guess my my point is is that we sit there and we i actually let me put it this
00:19:44.180 way we sit there and we say we're taking out a bad guy quote unquote and yet we will unleash
00:19:51.240 some of the most horrific atrocities and violence all in the name of being on the right side
00:19:59.780 of history it's really amazing isn't it yes we talked in the afghanistan episode how
00:20:05.900 So history is written by the ghostwriters of the side that wins, and so they are able to tell the story that is going to be best consumed by the populace and received the best.
00:20:21.640 I remember 2015, but real quick backing up, it was in 2014, there was not a direct invasion by the United States into Syria, but there was arms provided, there was training, intelligence, airstrikes that supported the anti-Assad rebels, like the so-called Free Syrian Army.
00:20:39.340 There were some Kurdish forces there as well, and then there was also involvement from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, allegedly Israel, and then, of course, Russia having an allyship there with Bashar al-Assad, a truly proxy war between these various regional powers jockeying for position.
00:21:00.820 We want our people who are friendly to us to be in charge there.
00:21:04.800 The great migrant crisis occurred beginning in 2015 after a few subsequent months of this.
00:21:10.860 And what we were regularly seeing and hearing on the pages of the New York Times on NPR would be these individuals who had been born and raised in Syria and had become educated in the United States.
00:21:24.080 They had family back over there, and they would share their, let's say, N equal one
00:21:30.480 sub-stories of how this beautiful home of ours, that it was part of a compound that
00:21:36.600 our great-great-great-great-grandfather built all these many years ago, it was wiped out
00:21:41.400 by Assad's forces. 0.91
00:21:43.640 The subtext being, we've got to take him out because he's awful.
00:21:47.020 Even if you look into the story, it turns out that ISIS-affiliated rebels had seized
00:21:53.780 that compound and it was destroyed by Assad's forces. Never mind that, of course, the slate
00:22:01.640 of hand here, the little white lie is Assad's just going around blowing up his own country and gassing
00:22:06.640 people chemical weapons. That's the narrative that was being pushed, similar to the weapons
00:22:10.920 of mass destruction hoax with Iraq. The moral authority decision happens in stage one so that 0.83
00:22:18.320 It can kind of have this, I guess you could call it a cover fire, persuasion cover fire
00:22:25.140 that happens.
00:22:26.080 And in order to maintain the mass emigration of Middle Easterners and North Africans and
00:22:34.000 East Africans into Europe and into the United States and North America, there had to be 0.97
00:22:39.360 an N equal one story. 1.00
00:22:40.960 And, of course, we all saw the truly tragic, I will say, the drowned boy on the beach. 0.96
00:22:49.900 That photo went around the world and became used by the likes of Angela Merkel in Germany and others to open wide the floodgates of immigration being allowed into Europe and also to the United States.
00:23:02.580 and i'll and i'll throw in on that picture by the way for folks who don't know and this is how all
00:23:08.340 pictures are uh peter duke has this great line that all pictures are all photograph every photograph
00:23:14.520 is a lie every photograph is a lie because it later came out that that child's father was in
00:23:21.560 fact a human trafficker and was involved in those human trafficking operations so again this didn't
00:23:29.460 have anything to do with people fleeing from, again, you said Turkey, there's not people fleeing
00:23:35.840 from warfare. There's no civil war in Turkey. In Turkey, they are safe. In Turkey, there was no
00:23:42.320 Syrian civil war because you're not in Syria anymore. In fact, it was a child who was being
00:23:47.900 caught up in human trafficking operations, child trafficking operations, horrific things that are
00:23:52.980 going on. And look, I'm just going to say, you know, I wish and I had a hope for NATO at one
00:23:59.460 point that following the demise of the Soviet Union, that NATO would be able to be moved from
00:24:06.360 this anti-Russia organization to an organization that would focus on things like this, that would
00:24:11.640 focus on drug trafficking, child trafficking, going after sleeper cells and these terrorist
00:24:18.220 groups as they're small. You would think that that would have been, you know, across Europe,
00:24:21.860 by the way, you know, across Europe and in our lands. And you would think that that would be
00:24:25.860 the state, like the actual places where NATO has membership, you know, like, like, like the US and
00:24:32.080 NATO, like those are the NATO countries. So you would you would work and sort of reform it as a,
00:24:37.400 you know, quasi military, but policing operation to go against these counter national threats.
00:24:43.400 And of course, with the Mediterranean, you may have to cross the Black Sea, you may have to cross
00:24:46.720 from time to time. But it's always in furtherance of smashing one of these organizations. And yet,
00:24:51.860 what we saw NATO do then is actually, I would say, enhance and expand those types of operations
00:25:02.160 and conduct proxy wars and dirty wars in places like Syria that aided child traffickers and human
00:25:10.720 traffickers and instead let innocent people to die. And this is where it gets really dark, folks.
00:25:18.120 This is where it gets really dark because, as we always say, Joshua, the point of a system is what it does.
00:25:24.760 Last minute to you, Joshua Isaac.
00:25:27.100 Yes, that's correct.
00:25:28.780 The book that Data Republic and I have recently finished the manuscript for, released in 2026, we trace the—it's called the Administrative NGO Complex.
00:25:39.120 It's an unelected, bureaucratic, worldwide network, unofficially.
00:25:44.600 But you'll notice that the same people keep propping up from one think tank to another.
00:25:50.320 For example, there are individuals who went from working in the Bush administration to the Obama administration
00:25:55.160 to working for organizations like the World Economic Fund, World Bank, NATO even.
00:26:02.200 And this is a sort of alliance of self-appointed decision makers
00:26:06.140 who believe themselves to be on the right side of history and are in a position to call the shots.
00:26:12.360 And in the case of Syria, as it was with Iraq and Afghanistan, well, our nation-building regime change efforts didn't exactly work. 0.87
00:26:19.880 You know, fight them over there so we don't fight them over here was the expression. 0.95
00:26:23.560 So the alternative then is to let's import their citizenry from over there to over here. 0.98
00:26:33.280 The road to hell is often paved with good intentions. 0.95
00:26:37.140 There's not one but two wars that are being waged in Syria. 0.54
00:26:43.600 First is a war to defeat ISIS, Al-Qaeda and other jihadist groups, this is a war against
00:26:49.240 terrorists who have declared war on America and it's a war that we must win.
00:26:54.020 The second is the counterproductive war to overthrow the government of Assad, an illegal
00:26:58.900 war that Congress has not authorized and which must end.
00:27:03.600 This war to overthrow the Syrian government has strengthened rather than weakened our
00:27:08.440 enemies like ISIS.
00:27:10.780 Working with countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey, we are fueling a brutal civil war
00:27:16.240 that has caused the deaths of over 400,000 Syrians and millions more refugees fleeing
00:27:23.660 their homes.
00:27:24.960 The fact is, if this war is successful and the Assad government is overthrown, the strongest 0.75
00:27:31.080 force that exists in Syria that will take over in Syria is ISIS and Al-Qaeda."
00:27:36.840 These Turkish protesters want Syrian refugees to go home. Police arrested hundreds of people
00:27:43.480 after anti-immigrant riots in several cities earlier this month. It was triggered by accusations
00:27:49.480 of a Syrian man harassing a child. The violence against Syrian businesses and properties
00:27:55.560 has upended Turkey's once welcoming reputation.
00:27:58.840 Half of all Syrians, 11 million, have been forced from their homes,
00:28:03.640 and many of them are driving the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II.
00:28:09.240 A German newspaper reports that the government there
00:28:12.280 expects as many as one and a half million refugees, nearly double the previous estimate.
00:28:20.440 We're talking about Syria, Joshua.
00:28:22.620 We've seen this migrant crisis, and Syria was really used, this proxy war, as used as the impetus for it, where so much of the rape of our daughters, the rape of European women, the killing of European children, in many cases, the mass rapes, things that we saw in Rotherham and others, were perpetuated by this mass importation of Middle Easterners across the continent. 0.79
00:28:47.700 We're seeing it now happen in the United States as well. 0.53
00:28:52.180 And part of me has to say, do you think that any of this was intentional, that they actually
00:28:58.800 wanted to open the United, Dearborn, Michigan comes to mind, places like Minneapolis, Somalia
00:29:04.960 come to mind. 0.69
00:29:06.040 And this is beyond, I think, the scope of just Syria.
00:29:08.200 But you really have to wonder, the same people who launched these wars are also the ones
00:29:14.680 who opened the borders of Europe and opened the borders of the United States?
00:29:18.180 And are we really crazy for asking the question if this was not, in fact, intentional?
00:29:24.340 Yes, it was intentional, and it was a collaboration between and among various national governments,
00:29:30.060 state governments, various aid agencies that received significant amount of taxpayer dollars
00:29:36.240 and private donations, these sorts of networks that you can track.
00:29:40.700 United Republicans has done a fantastic job of tracking these and publishing these, and
00:29:44.600 they'll be in the upcoming book she and I have done together.
00:29:47.820 It comes back to what, from their perspective, this unelected global elite that we are paying
00:29:56.200 for, we are funding these efforts.
00:29:59.020 It all comes down to our paychecks being smaller, our taxes being higher, in order to import 0.99
00:30:05.720 the third world so that we become the third world. 0.99
00:30:08.620 The idea behind that, the justification from the neoliberal unelected elite is, again, there are these strong men over there who have these closed societies.
00:30:21.480 They have rigid religious rules.
00:30:23.100 They're ultra-conservative.
00:30:25.060 Because that is all the case, that's bad.
00:30:28.200 That is a kind of foundational good versus evil.
00:30:31.000 Open society, meaning liberal, democratic, free, so to speak, that's good.
00:30:37.400 Anything that's not that is bad.
00:30:40.320 So a nationalist populist, bad.
00:30:42.920 An open global LGBTQIA plus fourth wave feminist society, good. 0.63
00:30:49.480 If we can't directly affect that national government via regime change, we can import 0.90
00:30:56.140 their people.
00:30:57.400 And via that exchange, that intercultural communication, those relationships, we can 0.50
00:31:03.080 turn Somalia into, let's say, Manhattan by importing Somalis. We can turn Libya into a 0.99
00:31:14.820 free society by importing Libyans. We can make Turkey more secular, democratic, and free by 0.99
00:31:22.420 bringing Turks into our borders. Now, that was not publicly made clear to the voters, to the 0.99
00:31:28.100 taxpayers in our various countries in the Western world. There are these toxic, empathy-driven
00:31:33.560 stories that look at this photo of this poor child, see this horrific situation happening
00:31:40.560 back home. We have to lower our immigration vetting standards. It's the right thing to do,
00:31:47.360 be on the right side of history. It's mean in order to keep out these people. They're just
00:31:53.500 trying to come here and live a better life, these Syrians. And yet somehow when we see what's 0.71
00:31:59.320 happening, not just Syrians, but Pakistanis, we're seeing Chinese nationals, members of the Chinese
00:32:06.560 Communist Party coming across the border, seeing people from also Somalia, Eritrea, even from
00:32:13.320 parts of southeastern Europe who have criminal backgrounds, criminal records, and ties to the mob
00:32:19.000 in those countries are coming into Europe and committing many of these crimes.
00:32:23.660 But there are the cases where actual Afghans and others from Iraq and whatnot have committed 0.80
00:32:30.500 heinous crimes, Syrians also, in the Western world.
00:32:33.840 We saw that recently prior to Thanksgiving, National Guardswoman being murdered by an 1.00
00:32:39.600 Afghan who we talked about in the Afghan episode, the disaster that that was, again, unintended 0.91
00:32:45.600 consequences of regime change.
00:32:47.740 But to get back to your question, Jack, yes, it all is intentional.
00:32:51.840 And the unelected elite who are deciding these things, it's not some vast global conspiracy.
00:32:59.380 It's simply people who inhabit the deep state, which is, frankly, publicly available knowledge.
00:33:06.780 These think tanks associated with the Republican Party, the Democratic Party, with religious organizations like Catholic Charities, with the World Bank, with WEF, the sort of United Nations networks that we've seen, this is publicly available, but it's not quite accessible to the citizenry.
00:33:28.040 We don't quite have it all figured out, and that's what Data Republican is for.
00:33:31.700 So we're excited about releasing that book in 2026 to expose it all.
00:33:36.460 Coming back to it, yes, it was intentional.
00:33:39.180 And if you look at why they did it, they did it because they believed naively that they were doing the right thing.
00:33:45.600 An open society that we can control to make them be democratic and free and feminist and gay friendly.
00:33:52.020 That's good.
00:33:53.140 That's enlightenment values.
00:33:54.740 That's an ex-evangelical aligned secular alternative to Christianity.
00:33:59.800 but the but the realization that we have all had to come to is not all cultures are created equal
00:34:06.920 and folks nobody wants to talk about that nobody wants to talk about the fact
00:34:16.140 that these people were led into our countries these people were led to be around our civilization
00:34:22.660 our neighborhoods our families our towns our schools our churches we were never asked we
00:34:29.660 were never asked once what we wanted, what we preferred, what we wanted to happen. No,
00:34:37.100 we were never asked once. We were never even asked if we wanted to get involved in a proxy
00:34:42.900 war in Syria or Libya. No, they gave up on that after Iraq, after they saw that debacle,
00:34:48.740 after the tide turned. They said, we're not going to stop. We're just going to lie about it.
00:34:52.300 We're going to say, oh, look, there's these rebels and we're going to go support them.
00:34:56.340 Don't worry.
00:34:56.800 They're moderate.
00:34:57.840 Oh, look, there's a dictator.
00:34:59.420 We're going to take him out.
00:35:00.840 Everything will be great.
00:35:01.960 Don't worry about the massive border explosion that'll happen afterwards.
00:35:06.540 That's OK.
00:35:07.340 We vetted everyone who's come in.
00:35:09.780 Oh, sorry.
00:35:10.860 Are they are they shooting girls outside of the White House?
00:35:14.780 Oops.
00:35:15.560 Sorry about that.
00:35:16.400 But don't worry.
00:35:17.220 Don't worry.
00:35:17.720 That was just a one off.
00:35:18.680 It won't.
00:35:19.180 Oh, it happened again.
00:35:20.220 Oh, and again.
00:35:21.020 No, don't worry.
00:35:22.220 It'll never happen again. 1.00
00:35:24.320 with all of these regime change debacles that have brought the third world over here so that 0.99
00:35:29.360 we become the third world all i have to say jack is stay on track they all go back stay on track
00:35:35.600 they all go back love it every single one that the action item for this for us
00:35:44.860 these regime change operations right back
00:35:54.320 Friday marks eight years of civil war in Syria and today we're taking a look at how the ongoing
00:36:05.660 conflict has shaped what some call one of the world's worst refugee crisis. Let's take a look
00:36:10.680 at the numbers. At least 6.2 million Syrians are internally displaced while another 5.7 million
00:36:16.580 have sought refuge abroad. 13 million people in Syria are believed to be in dire need of
00:36:21.860 humanitarian aid. Well, folks, here we are. I got to tell you, at the end of the day, Syria stands
00:36:27.080 as one of the clearest warnings in modern history. A war that began with protests against
00:36:33.000 corruption became a carousel of foreign interests and agendas, each one convinced it could bend the 0.65
00:36:39.940 Middle East to its will. Intelligence agencies drew lines on maps. Diplomats drafted transition
00:36:45.720 plans, think tanks issued white papers calling for managed change. But none of them could control
00:36:52.080 the chaos they unleashed. Washington wanted leverage. Riyadh wanted influence. Tehran
00:36:58.380 wanted survival. Ankara wanted dominance. Moscow wanted a foothold. And in Tel Aviv, 0.56
00:37:04.300 security strategists watched every shift in power, every militia advanced, every Iranian convoy,
00:37:10.760 calculating how each outcome might tilt the regional balance, especially along the Golan
00:37:16.120 and Levantine corridor in support of these operations. All of these players had their
00:37:23.320 own map of what they thought Syria should look like, but none of them had a plan for what would
00:37:28.300 happen when the country collapsed under the weight of their competing visions. And the Syrian people,
00:37:34.140 the ones trapped in the middle between militias, proxies, airstrike sanctions, blockades, foreign
00:37:38.100 fighters, global rivalries that never had anything to do with their lives in the first
00:37:42.500 place? The great irony is this. Every outside power thought that they were shaping Syria.
00:37:48.600 But Syria ended up shaping them, exposing their limits, their overconfidence, their blindness 0.51
00:37:53.460 to the law of unintended consequences. So from Afghanistan to Iraq and now Syria, we 0.64
00:37:58.980 see the pattern emerge. Regime change is actually easy. Nation building is not. And when outside 0.80
00:38:04.960 powers try to rearrange ancient cultures, sects, tribes, loyalties, with the stroke of a pen or
00:38:11.280 the push of a drone button. The result is never the clean break they imagine. It is a chain reaction
00:38:18.120 that they cannot stop. And that's the point. So go look at the destabilization of Europe now.
00:38:26.100 And this is where the two Georges meet. Remember, George Bush launched the wars, 0.75
00:38:31.720 and then George Soros does the nation building and brings in the migrants. It's all connected.
00:38:40.540 President Trump spoke about this recently. He said that if the demographics continue the way
00:38:48.140 they are in Europe, then countries like London and France, excuse me, England and France,
00:38:54.080 may no longer be allies to the United States. They could become Muslim-majority countries 1.00
00:39:00.400 with nuclear weapons. Totally destabilized. Totally destabilizing allies that we've had 1.00
00:39:06.140 for hundreds of years, since America's founding. France, our oldest ally, and the UK, of course,
00:39:12.440 our mother country. From whence the United States derives. Europe, who the United States
00:39:18.760 is indelibly linked to. That's why we have NATO. Because we're all European. Because that's where
00:39:26.760 the United States comes from. That is where our history comes from. That's where our lineage
00:39:31.340 comes from. And yet somewhere along the way, we decided that we were going to be these global
00:39:36.420 masters of the entire world, but also in some strange fashion, able to invade the world,
00:39:43.200 but invite the world at the same time. When Saudi terrorists blew up the world trade centers, 0.97
00:39:51.020 we decided to invade Afghanistan and Iraq. We didn't do anything to the rogue factions of the 0.97
00:39:59.040 Saudi royal family or Saudi intelligence services that were involved with this.
00:40:02.880 Nothing at all. And we certainly didn't question the Bush family's ties to them. No, no, no,
00:40:08.320 that would have been too much. They say pass this prologue and it's taken us a long time to get
00:40:14.100 where we are. A lot has happened. A lot will happen. But what's great is that we have choice.
00:40:21.180 We have agency. We have God's will. We have the ability to say, we don't want to live like this.
00:40:27.240 We don't want to live in sin. We don't want to live with our countries being invaded. And Pope
00:40:32.840 Leo, by the way, his response to Islamic migration to Europe, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but you're just 0.93
00:40:42.540 wrong, Pope Leo. You're just wrong. Because this isn't happening as some natural outflow. This is
00:40:48.740 an operation. This is weaponized migration, a form of hybrid warfare against the populations 0.97
00:40:55.940 of their own nations from governments and supranational interests, as we've been talking
00:41:01.740 about. And it needs to stop. There was once a time when the church stood as the bulwark
00:41:12.040 against the Islamic takeover of the West. And I would love to see that happen again. 1.00
00:41:18.940 I truly would. I would love to see the Western church and the Eastern church reuniting in order
00:41:26.640 to defend against this because if we put God at the center of everything that we do, if we put
00:41:33.480 our religion at the center of everything that we do, if we put God first, then we will see.
00:41:40.060 We will see the ability to defend that which God wants, which is life. God demands that we create
00:41:49.020 life. And as such, if our communities, towns, countries are centered around this, we will
00:41:57.620 flourish. But we become centered around self-fulfillment and wars of adventure,
00:42:04.540 regime change operations. Guess what? Everything will collapse. This is how empires fall.
00:42:11.760 They call it imperial overreach. And you always wonder, you always wonder, why is it that why
00:42:17.800 do these empires overreach so much? Don't they know that that's what causes the empires to fall
00:42:22.740 apart? Apparently not. Because when you look at the situation we find ourselves in, you could still
00:42:28.820 find people right now in Washington, D.C. that will tell you, that will sit there and tell you
00:42:33.480 till they're blue in the face that it's perfectly fine for the United States to be involved in wars
00:42:39.000 all over the world all at the same time. Taiwan, Ukraine, Middle East, Iran, doesn't matter.
00:42:47.200 Venezuela, do it all.
00:42:49.480 Four front wars, three front wars, two front wars.
00:42:54.180 We don't need to do this.
00:42:57.280 And what we're doing with Tales of Regime Change specifically
00:43:00.620 is I'm not making a political pitch one way or the other necessarily.
00:43:07.620 But what I'm saying is these are the stories of the times this has been tried in the past,
00:43:14.940 in the recent past and how things have done. And for some reason, well, I think we know what the
00:43:21.280 reason is. We don't talk about the recent past. We don't talk about Iraq. We don't talk about
00:43:26.720 Afghanistan. We don't talk about Syria. We don't talk about Libya. And yet all these things have
00:43:32.720 happened. They've happened recently. We kind of wave our hands and we say, oh, it's not our fault
00:43:38.660 or it didn't really happen that way or it was a shame, but we'll figure it out and we'll get it
00:43:44.000 right this time. We'll get it right this time. No. You know who says that? An addict. That's
00:43:50.300 the way an addict talks. The money printing, the hyperinflation, you can't separate that from the
00:43:58.280 regime change wars of the United States. The economic situations with which we live today
00:44:04.200 are totally, totally tied to the things that we have done in the Middle East.
00:44:14.000 we could have gone to Mars. We could be colonizing the moon, but instead we decided to take a detour
00:44:23.180 and invade the Middle East. And as we close this chapter, remember this, the modern world 0.58
00:44:31.720 is full of people who believe they can control the storm, who believe that they can control
00:44:38.540 all of these elements who believe that they are the grand chess masters on the world stage.
00:44:45.260 But you have to have humility. You have to put God first. You have to understand that I may not
00:44:52.620 have all the answers. You must fight and reject hubris because hubris comes in many forms.
00:45:02.280 Hubris is those golden sacks pulled over your eyes to close you down and make you think
00:45:10.580 that the only thing before you is gold, when in fact, the only thing before you might be sand.
00:45:17.940 And Syria is what happens when you are wrong.
00:45:21.340 The Syrian civil war, Operation Timber Sycamore, the rise of ISIS, the caliphate, 0.90
00:45:27.480 The massive migrant explosion all across Europe, and yes, the Muslim migrants in North America. 0.94
00:45:36.080 Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay it short. 0.94