Red Ice TV - Iran Invasion Imminent？ Boots on the Ground, Blood in the Gulf - Flashback Friday Ep347

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00:06:01 welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us here it is friday once again 0.99

00:06:22 can you believe it's friday the 27th of march 2026 and we're marching into a i guess

00:06:30 Brown invasion? 0.99

00:06:31 I mean, I don't think...

00:06:32 Who would do this?

00:06:33 But at this point, what option do they have?

00:06:35 What recourse do they have at this point?

00:06:38 It's just utter humiliation.

00:06:40 See, I would assume sending in some U.S. military troops

00:06:43 to get Israel's done job for them or get it done for them,

00:06:46 but it's going to work.

00:06:48 I don't think so.

00:06:50 It's a disaster.

00:06:51 Total disaster, to be honest.

00:06:53 But we'll get into that later.

00:06:54 We've got Matt Bracken joining us later.

00:06:55 He's, of course, an ex-Navy SEAL.

00:06:57 I think he has an insight on this in terms of like,

00:07:00 what can you actually do judging from the topography?

00:07:02 Are you going to do one of the islands?

00:07:03 Are you going to do Kark Island, Hormuz Island?

00:07:05 Are you going to do this other area that they're talking about?

00:07:08 I forget what it's called now.

00:07:09 It's down in the southeastern portion of Iran,

00:07:13 basically towards the Gulf side, the coast side.

00:07:16 Is that what you're going to do?

00:07:18 How is this going to play out?

00:07:19 This is just a disaster on every front.

00:07:21 And maybe that's the plan,

00:07:22 as we've been talking about the last couple of shows here, right?

00:07:25 Maybe chaos is the plan.

00:07:26 Maybe disruption and just utter mayhem.

00:07:29 Maybe doomsday is the plan.

00:07:31 Who knows? 0.95

00:07:31 These are religious fanatical lunatics who are pushing us into this. 0.85

00:07:36 So we'll talk about that with Matt Bracken.

00:07:38 He'll be coming on around, let me see here then, 5, 7, sorry, 6 p.m. Eastern.

00:07:46 I believe it is to 7 p.m. Eastern.

00:07:49 He'll be joining us.

00:07:50 And the hour before that, at the top of the hour, we'll be joined by Mark Collett.

00:07:55 Of course, he has insight and input on what's going on with Iran, too, and obviously the stranglehold that Israel has over Iran, I'm sorry, over America, and wanting to, in the effort to try to destroy Iran. 0.53

00:08:06 But we've got some stuff out of the UK as well that's been happening that I want to ask him about.

00:08:10 Not only the 6 million ambulances that was torched, apparently,

00:08:15 but we had got a little bit of a demo, mini one, but still some exposure.

00:08:20 Good, both for Steve Law's remigration efforts 0.97

00:08:24 and also for PA, Patriotic Alternative,

00:08:28 demonstrating yet another rape by an Afghani outside, I think, this, 0.58

00:08:33 I forget what area specifically this was, so we'll ask Mark more about that.

00:08:36 But some protest on that front.

00:08:39 and uh yeah so right here at the start we got a couple of small things we're gonna cover we got

00:08:43 some housekeeping as usual obviously got a couple of shout outs stuff like that so uh strap in hang

00:08:49 out with us here this uh friday evening maybe it's late evening where you are maybe it's uh

00:08:53 heading into morning soon as well if you're over uh if you're down under so i know we got some

00:08:59 stuff to cover here do you guys see the dubai stuff yet obviously we talked about the storms

00:09:03 right these massive storms moving in doomsday storms over the the bourge right that the tallest

00:09:12 tower i think it's still the tallest in the world some very loud

00:09:20 thunder here and lightning strikes see how

00:09:27 the lightning and the actual sound right there

00:09:29 is this uh is this some uh is this what's going to come is that what this is

00:09:35 harbinger of doom i don't know with the weather uh i don't know it's kind of interesting uh some

00:09:42 weather manipulation out of the uh in the middle east it's possible i don't know massive storms

00:09:48 is there any audio on this maybe it's not maybe that's just me oh actually there is something

00:09:51 steel rain autumn says things adam says things god bless you henrik and hello guys okay bless

00:10:01 everyone okay well that's fine that's fine thank you adam good to see you as well good to you guys

00:10:05 in the chat hope you're doing well but yeah some massive storms hail floods all kinds of stuff so

00:10:11 of course the kind of the initial you know hinge or hunch i guess here uh in terms of what's going

00:10:18 to happen next is once these storms passes, maybe that's one, you know, some kind of effort to try

00:10:24 to retake, I guess, the Strait of Hormuz. Because it's funny, because this was, was this an issue

00:10:28 before? Maybe a little bit in terms of like that they had this over, you know, like a negotiating

00:10:35 issue, a pressure point that Iran had essentially, right? But of course, who triggered it? Well, 0.76

00:10:42 israel and america triggered this this wasn't this wasn't a thing all right and now it is a thing

00:10:48 it's their fault and of course energy markets around the world essentially are just you know

00:10:54 crashing collapsing right more countries are doing a state of emergency now over the uh over the fuel

00:11:01 shortages as a consequence of this uh this is certainly going to get uh many the international

00:11:06 communities going to love both america and israel uh after this and of course it's america's fault

00:11:11 not only because they're occupied, but because they went along with it

00:11:15 as opposed to actually saying no.

00:11:17 But that's what happens when you pay $200 million to get someone elected

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00:11:21 Talking about the Adelsons now.

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00:17:00 that's just come out and when i do a documentary review i usually expected the documentary to be

00:17:06 about 45 minutes to an hour this was um 90 minutes so i thought i was going to last about three hours

00:17:13 but i sort of concluded at about two hours and 45 minutes i was like i'm gonna jump in we i didn't

00:17:20 want to leave you high and dry and you're one of the few people that i always move heaven and earth 0.95

00:17:24 to be with so thank you so much for being such a good friend and inviting me on and i'm sorry that

00:17:29 we had that slight scheduling conflict i was all concerned that you were going to end up having to

00:17:34 do a bit of a show on your own but i am here yeah i'm really sad about the entropy thing myself like

00:17:39 yeah what happened did you hear from them at all what happened there for you because for us it was

00:17:43 just i i just um i actually uh messaged them privately about a slightly different topic and

00:17:52 they were like oh yeah you know your money didn't come through this month and i was like well

00:17:56 okay i better just um i better check this and like they're like yeah well you don't need to

00:18:03 it didn't and i was like well i feel slightly like i really like these guys i'm sort of friends with

00:18:10 them i've i've been somebody who's always pushed entropy because they are sort of a that you know

00:18:16 a white christian family that have got lots of children and they believe in family values and

00:18:21 i'd rather my my sort of payment to a payment processor go to them than to go somewhere like

00:18:28 um stripe or some um anti-white big payment processing house or bank yeah but at the same

00:18:34 time um it obviously hits us hard when money doesn't come through that we we we have legitimately

00:18:42 made because things are hard enough already i mean look for me i was once one of these big

00:18:48 youtubers 100 000 followers if i was there now i'd be making you know maybe a you know one two

00:18:55 thousand a month you know from the back catalog just from old views from your old material if i

00:19:00 was being promoted properly then you get you the memberships then you get the super chats and these

00:19:04 people are making huge amounts of money but when you're in the same position as sort of me and

00:19:07 henrik and you're on rumble you're on odyssey you're on d live and there's no pipeline to a

00:19:16 stable payment processor you can't use stripe you can't use these other methods that other people

00:19:24 enjoy it's very difficult to uh make ends meet and you know people like me and henrik we've got

00:19:29 young families we've got children we've got uh wives we've got mortgage payments to make and

00:19:34 it's very unfair and you watch you watch all these people who are on youtube and have been

00:19:38 allowed back because they were maybe saying a few naughty things about feminism or about mass

00:19:44 immigration or about maybe they sort of touched on something like demographic change but people

00:19:50 who have really spoken sort of truth to power like me and henry we we struggle immensely and

00:19:55 it's an it's it's immensely stressful making ends meet every month and when something like this does

00:20:01 happen it it adds a an even greater degree of stress to an already stressful life yeah that's

00:20:07 you you summarize it perfectly that's uh that's it right there um you can't rely on it what are

00:20:12 you what are you gonna do there's shady underscore merchant sent ten dollars thank you sir google 0.97

00:20:16 liberal gene any thoughts generated from genes and not cognitive function is usually a shitshow

00:20:21 waiting to happen did you did you follow that one mark i'm not sure what was that thoughts from google

00:20:31 liberal gene okay any thoughts generated from genes and not cognitive function is usually a

00:20:36 shitshow waiting to happen interesting i don't think i've ever heard of that i mean i've heard of

00:20:41 like genetic propensity for certain type of behaviors obviously and things like that but

00:20:45 but I haven't heard of the liberal gene.

00:20:46 I will Google it later.

00:20:48 Thank you, Shady.

00:20:48 I think there is genetic propensity for things.

00:20:51 They definitely say that parents who have problems with addictions,

00:20:57 that can be passed down.

00:20:59 And children, you know, parents with sort of addictive personality disorders,

00:21:03 that can be passed down to children.

00:21:05 I've heard of that.

00:21:06 So if your dad is a man that struggles with, say, alcohol dependency,

00:21:11 it is more likely that his children will suffer with alcohol dependency but i'm not sure if there

00:21:17 is um a liberal gene so to speak well there's one uh search result on it here i gotta look into it

00:21:24 more liberal gene a variant of the drd4 dopamine receptor gene associated with a higher likelihood

00:21:29 of holding liberal political views interesting but only in individuals with an active social

00:21:34 life during adolescence okay okay just in combination with things you you activate that

00:21:38 All right.

00:21:38 Anyway, thank you, Shady.

00:21:39 I appreciate that.

00:21:41 Where were we?

00:21:41 Well, okay.

00:21:42 So anyway, don't want to linger on it too long,

00:21:44 but it's just one of those things.

00:21:45 Obviously, Mark's suffering from it too many other creators.

00:21:47 And what they could have done over on Entropy was just reach,

00:21:51 get ahead of the issue and just do a mass email or whatever,

00:21:54 put something on the website even.

00:21:56 Hey, look, we have a payout issue.

00:21:58 We'll try to resolve it as soon as possible.

00:22:00 And if that was the case, it's like, fine, I get it.

00:22:02 We've been banned too.

00:22:03 These are just kind of the things.

00:22:05 That's what you're dealing with.

00:22:06 but dude the fact that it took so long for us to reach them we wrote i don't know how many six

00:22:11 seven emails or something like that it's like hey look just what's going on i thought it was like

00:22:14 they must have had an accident or something someone like died or someone you know was in a

00:22:17 car wreck or something you know uh but anyway so long story short for now we'll we'll we'll not use

00:22:22 them until we know what's going on so we appreciate it uh anyway mark let's let's talk about some

00:22:27 other stuff i wanted to uh ask you quickly here in the beginning too was it warwick the demo was

00:22:33 in we got some footage out from uh oh geez i gotta pull that up here was it warwick warwick that's

00:22:40 right yeah it was a good demo and we've got another one tomorrow so what we're trying to do

00:22:45 is get the demo scene restarted in the uk and what i mean by that is in the past the demo scene has

00:22:53 been almost like um that's that was today that was some of our activists today were outside

00:22:58 outside the court where a migrant rapist was being sentenced for raping a 12 year old girl and

00:23:05 one of our activists a guy who goes by the name of the English Wanderer he runs a little team he

00:23:11 was outside there we were seen on the Daily Mail website on the Daily Mail YouTube channel we were

00:23:19 seen on Sky News GB News great work done by him I can't thank him enough for all of his hard work

00:23:24 but we were actually in warwick and we were um demonstrating last was it last month yeah it was

00:23:33 the beginning of february but what we're trying to do is restart the demonstration scene here in

00:23:39 the uk because we've had this real problem and the problem is the demonstration scene is almost like

00:23:46 a series of little warring states you know when england wasn't a united country instead it was

00:23:56 a series of sort of warlords running little parts of england for their own benefit always fighting

00:24:01 one another that's how the demo scene used to be in the uk with everyone calling their own little

00:24:06 demonstration every other week splitting the demonstration so rather than being big unified

00:24:13 events they were all tiny and underperformed and eventually this caused the demonstration scene in

00:24:19 the UK to die out a little bit now myself Steve Laws and other influential individuals came

00:24:26 together and said look let's get everyone together at the same demonstrations and rather than having

00:24:33 many many small demonstrations taking place all on the same day or all one one week one

00:24:42 the next week one the next week we'll have a demonstration every um four to six weeks but

00:24:49 we'll get everyone together giving these events time to be publicized time to breathe afterwards

00:24:55 it's really really important that we do this that we work together that we have nationalist unity

00:25:02 and that when we do hold demonstrations they're well attended so we're hoping that the demonstration

00:25:06 in the neat and tomorrow will be good the demonstration in warwick was excellent we're

00:25:11 out there we've got demands we are saying uh fundamentally we want to stop the boats we want

00:25:18 to stop these people coming in and we want to ensure that all illegal migrants are deported 1.00

00:25:24 immediately because these men coming into our country they're preying upon white girls 1.00

00:25:28 they are putting them through these absolutely horrendous sexual assaults we've got to do

00:25:35 something about it and we know we're not getting people elected to parliament um for at least

00:25:42 another um three years we need to make our voices heard we need to tell people there are fno 1.00

00:25:48 nationalist organizations out there that they can turn to and the best way is rather than going out

00:25:54 and um putting a few leaflets through doors or standing in council elections and getting

00:26:00 humiliating vote is going directly to the people with well-attended demonstrations so anyone

00:26:05 watching now that lives in the uk and wants to help us out by being a neat and tomorrow

00:26:10 please do come along it would be it would be great to see you all there yeah definitely yeah i was

00:26:14 watching this earlier and of course they have actually the arrest footage there too uh of the

00:26:18 afghani let's play a little bit of that so they're they're do you know what the conditions are they

00:26:22 live in here they just looks like a tiny shack with a bed in it essentially this is just some

00:26:27 temporary housing facility or something you know what this is

00:26:31 these places are usually private rented houses so they were keeping the migrants in hotels and 0.92

00:26:41 obviously that caused a massive massive amount of pushback from more people because the bill was

00:26:49 something like eight million plus eight million pounds a day to house these people and it was

00:26:55 absolutely scandalous people were fuming about it all but and after this the government started

00:27:04 saying we're going to move these people into social housing so what they're doing now is

00:27:10 landlords that have multiple occupancy houses and are willing to let people like rent a room each

00:27:18 are being being paid huge amounts of money to house these migrants in these houses and it appears 1.00

00:27:24 he was in a multiple occupancy house he was being paid to have a room there he was they're also

00:27:29 given um just you know they're given money for lots of other things as well including spending

00:27:35 I think it's 49 pounds a week for spending money and he was obviously in one of these rooms the

00:27:42 police found out where he lived went and arrested him um he was sentenced to 15 years today with a

00:27:47 with a further year on license so he will spend um 16 years uh in under some kind of um

00:27:59 what can i say will be in jail and then afterwards a year on license uh but that's for a serious rape 1.00

00:28:05 of a 12 year old girl uh the press is saying they might try to deport him or they are going to try

00:28:11 to deport him. Why shouldn't you pay for this for 15 years? They don't get deported. I reported on

00:28:20 my telegram the other day about a Nigerian who had raped two different women and they won't be 1.00

00:28:29 deporting him because apparently he has the right to a family life. I think he has a child here or

00:28:35 he has family here and he said that you know if you deport me i won't be able to visit my family

00:28:42 i won't be able to see my children i won't be able to have a family life so the judge has said

00:28:48 his right to a family life trumps the safety of white british women who might be preyed upon by 0.90

00:28:54 him and have been preyed upon by him yeah yeah it's it's insane yeah i was listening to the

00:28:59 the conversation here too let's let's listen in a minute to what she said i forget she's some i

00:29:03 I don't know what she is, councilwoman, police representative, this woman. 0.97

00:29:07 And just again, they prided themselves on like nothing to do with race and we judge everyone. 0.98

00:29:13 I mean, it's the same old garbage, but let's listen a moment here. 0.96

00:29:16 The men, along with the victim, walked off in the direction of Chevrolet Place. 0.97

00:29:23 She describes a little bit first what happened, obviously.

00:29:26 Okay, there we go. Thank you.

00:29:27 The lower throw there, detective chief inspector.

00:29:29 Oh, it's even worse than I thought.

00:29:30 they go into chevrold place which is a cul-de-sac and at the end of that call let me go for a little

00:29:38 bit she's just describing it i want to see what she says about it here um so we very quickly

00:29:44 identified mr mullakill um we got his information through the banking transactions that he did in

00:29:51 the shop um and we arrested him within 48 hours um we identified where he was staying and he was

00:29:59 arrested in the early hours of that morning I think any offense can cause

00:30:05 the victim anger this particular offense where you've got a stranger attack of a

00:30:10 child it's always going to be highly emotive and we don't bring our personal

00:30:18 feelings and judgments into it maybe you should you know I think the victims done

00:30:23 extremely well and been extremely brave in coming forward and it just

00:30:28 demonstrates that it doesn't matter about nationality and ethnicity we deal with people

00:30:33 robustly and we get results very quickly i'd just like to all right she repeated that again she was

00:30:42 so proud of this well maybe you should have is that we are thinking our thoughts are with the

00:30:46 victims and stuff and it's like if you genuinely had concern for the victim mark here you would

00:30:52 of course take things such as ethnicity into account and say obviously this is a disproportionate 0.53

00:30:57 issue when it comes to migrants and non-british white people that are doing their raping and 0.85

00:31:03 things like this and and frankly if you don't do this you're you're going to continue cause harm 0.70

00:31:08 to these purported victims that you claim that you're so concerned with i mean this is i mean

00:31:13 we've repeated these lines for for well over a decade now so this is nothing new but you see

00:31:17 how emotionally stumped to these like there's something with them they've just operated in

00:31:23 these bureaucratic because she's sitting there and something like just oh this in the environment

00:31:28 she's in and it's like what what's going on in here does she actually feel anything i'm wondering

00:31:34 sometimes um well i'm just looking something up for you here henry because uh when these people

00:31:40 say oh you know we do this without um fear or favor we don't take nationality into account

00:31:47 This is ridiculous because we do actually have data in the UK which tells us which nationalities are most likely to be arrested for sex crimes.

00:32:03 And these are worked out as total arrests by nationality per 100,000 of the population resident in England and Wales. 0.76

00:32:12 Now, white British men are arrested at the rate of 50 per 100,000 for sex crimes.

00:32:25 So that is your that's your baseline that you're working towards, because that is the actual that that's the actual number of sex crimes that white British men are arrested for per 100,000.

00:32:41 That's the indigenous population. Yet when you go to the very top of the list, which I'm doing now, you can see that Sudanese men living in Britain commit sex crimes at a rate of 1,212 per 100,000,

00:33:01 which is more than 24 times greater than the rate of white british men being arrested for sex crimes

00:33:13 men from afghanistan are 20 times more likely to be arrested than white british men for sex crimes

00:33:20 and you can see this it's very very worrying and you can break this down by nationality 0.52

00:33:25 And it paints a very clear picture that men who are born overseas, especially those from the Middle East, from the Indian subcontinent and from African nations are much more likely to commit sex crimes than white British men.

00:33:43 So when these police officers are saying they don't look at race or ethnicity, that really is a dereliction of duty.

00:33:49 Correct. Because, you know, there are patterns here and these patterns are clear.

00:33:55 they are overwhelming, they are undeniable. In cases like this, if you are a betting man,

00:34:02 you would put money on it, that the people committing these crimes were newly arrived

00:34:08 migrants. And if you take the grooming scandal into account, you can see that it's not just 0.54

00:34:17 newly arrived migrants that do this, it's settled migrants who specifically come from the Indian

00:34:24 subcontinent so uh people from india from pakistan from bangladesh are highly likely to target white 0.90

00:34:33 british girls for sex crimes especially those from the pakistani muslim community yep correct 1.00

00:34:39 no exactly dereliction of duty that's uh it was more than a dereliction of duty yeah let's let's 0.78

00:34:44 let's be fair it's it's a cover-up yeah of course it's actually do their best yeah to pretend yeah

00:34:51 to pretend that there's no way we can predict this or that that somehow there should be a

00:34:56 dialogue internally in the country within the police department of like uh inhibiting or

00:35:02 preventing that these keeps you know that it keeps happening right it's like anyway we know why we

00:35:09 know why it's and they'll often lie about these things by saying well look more more white british

00:35:15 men commit sex crimes than you know any other racial group but that's in pure numbers that's 0.57

00:35:23 because white britain still make up 70 percent of the british population yes but per capita

00:35:29 white british men commit or are arrested for committing sex crimes at a much lower rate than

00:35:37 nearly every other nationality living in britain and especially at a lesser rate than those

00:35:45 um from the indian subcontinent africa or the middle east yeah she just reminds me about like

00:35:50 the the big bureaucratic slob and like hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy or something it's just 0.99

00:35:55 it's just my gosh well it doesn't race and ethnicity doesn't matter yes clearly it does

00:36:03 you know let's let's let's be real about this overwhelmingly so all right and it's interesting

00:36:09 Because when you look at these foreign nationality charts,

00:36:16 the only people committing these crimes

00:36:21 at a rate less than the indigenous population

00:36:24 are those from Australia, Hong Kong, Greece, Canada, and Germany.

00:36:28 So there is clearly a racial aspect to this.

00:36:37 100%. Absolutely.

00:36:39 So, of course, the other very, very important thing is the six million ambulances that was burnt in London here.

00:36:45 Golders Green, I think it's called, right?

00:36:47 And oh, boy, man, we learned some stuff.

00:36:50 Even America's anti-Semitism czar came out, Yehuda Kaplun, I think his name is.

00:36:57 He was talking about the American government had put pressure on the U.K. to give them four ambulances for these three.

00:37:08 In Belgium, they had put pressure on putting military boots in the streets in Belgium to keep Jewish people safe in parts of Belgium.

00:37:20 And this was, the whole system sprung into action here and to denounce and to, they were extremely worried about this apparently.

00:37:29 And I don't know, immediately it was something like an Iran-linked group.

00:37:34 Like, really, are we doing this?

00:37:35 There was like taking blame for this or they were at least accused of being the ones behind it.

00:37:41 Look, I want to point something out about this.

00:37:43 Yeah.

00:37:43 the the real scandal here should be that jews are allowed a jewish ambulance organization or

00:37:53 jewish medical organization just for themselves now archie sent seven dollars and be racist or 0.86

00:38:01 be replaced be racist or be replaced thank you archie okay go ahead mark the scandal here is 0.90

00:38:08 that Jews are allowed their own police force. They are called the Shomrim. They are allowed 0.78

00:38:14 their own ambulance service, which is there to serve Jews and Jews alone. Now, I can tell you

00:38:20 this. Let's say tomorrow, by some crazy dint of luck, I end up with millions of pounds in the

00:38:27 bank, and I decide that I am going to set up my own private ambulance group that will be there

00:38:35 for white British people and white British people alone so I'm going to have a fleet of ambulances 0.85

00:38:42 which will be there to only serve white British people and if white British people are in need

00:38:49 the ambulances will be deployed the ambulances will collect those white British people and will 0.98

00:38:54 rush them to hospital however if black people who have British passports if Jews who have British 0.99

00:39:01 passports if Pakistanis who have British passports are in need or are you know suffering a medical 0.96

00:39:10 emergency those ambulances will not be deployed they're only there for white British people

00:39:15 who are suffering a medical emergency how long do you think it would be before I was in court

00:39:22 for running a discriminatory service I would be condemned by everyone why why wouldn't you deploy 0.58

00:39:30 the ambulances mark if uh black britons are suffering a medical emergency why won't the 1.00

00:39:35 ambulances be deployed if a pakistani man it has just been hit by a car no no the ambulances are 0.97

00:39:41 just for white brits well i would be sued into oblivion my millions would be taken away from me 0.98

00:39:47 the ambulance would likely the ambulances would likely be seized but jews are allowed to do this 1.00

00:39:53 And the second part of the scandal, this is even worse, is that when these ambulances were burnt, they were replaced by the state.

00:40:04 So the London Ambulance Service immediately donated four ambulances to this racist Jewish ambulance service. 0.98

00:40:16 service. Well, who misses out then? Do normal London folk, do normal people living in London

00:40:24 now have a lesser chance of being collected if they have, if they suffer a medical emergency?

00:40:31 So what if there's a car crash in London and two British families need an ambulance? Are they less

00:40:38 likely to get an ambulance? Are they going to wait longer for an ambulance now because there

00:40:42 were four ambulances less in the ambulance pool because we had to give ambulances to jews four 0.99

00:40:49 jews this is a complete scandal this is exactly the kind of thing that if any other group or 1.00

00:40:56 specifically if a white group was doing this jewish solicitors jewish barrier barristers jewish

00:41:02 lawyers would immediately be doing everything in their power to make sure those ambulances

00:41:08 were not used for whites and whites alone and the idea that the state will give ambulances to a

00:41:16 racist jewish endeavor like this is insane but it tells you one thing jews have more power and 1.00

00:41:23 more privilege than any other group in the uk do you think muslims will push to have something 1.00

00:41:29 looked similar in the uk um it wouldn't surprise me it wouldn't surprise me but um i don't think

00:41:41 muslims have that degree of power so if you look at the shomrim jews even have their own police 1.00

00:41:49 service they police their own communities they have their own cars for this they can drive around

00:41:54 And what's more, if you are walking through a Jewish community and you are stopped by the Shomrim, you will be surrounded by police in minutes because the Shomrim have a special, you know, dedicated line to the main legal police force. 0.99

00:42:14 And you will be surrounded in minutes and the police will treat you like absolute scum. 0.98

00:42:21 They'll treat you like second class citizens. 0.98

00:42:23 When you go into a Jewish area, you are monitored, you are treated differently, and you will find out very soon that they have their own force of what would be termed vigilantes, if any other group.

00:42:37 So again, if tomorrow, I live in an area that's sort of 95% plus white. And if tomorrow, again, I had unlimited money and decided to pay for special police cars, which were to police that area, to police it by whites, for whites, to protect white people from outsiders who were coming into the area, it would be called a vigilante group. 0.72

00:43:02 And I will tell you 100% immediately, anyone in those cars would be arrested as a vigilante.

00:43:10 The police wouldn't allow it to go on.

00:43:12 Our vehicles would be seized.

00:43:13 Again, this is pure Jewish privilege. 0.97

00:43:16 Yeah.

00:43:17 I mean, yeah, the way they have even have it look like police vehicles, it's exactly the same with the color combinations.

00:43:25 You just set Shumrim down below as opposed to police, right? 0.51

00:43:28 And so it's this, they're like LARPing as police.

00:43:30 But they do have, I mean, technically, I think they're like, well, it's a charity and it's like a security type of firm or something like that.

00:43:37 Like they're trying to skirt legally under that kind of, but the point is that the state, the British government has allowed them to have this.

00:43:47 And they've allowed them to police their own neighborhood in this kind of way.

00:43:51 And of course, they say, well, no, no, it's for everyone.

00:43:53 It just happens to be that the community they police, it's all Jews living there.

00:43:57 So the only services they offer are just to the other Jews. 0.86

00:44:00 or some american news they try to get a cover for this oh it's just a charitable you know

00:44:05 organization that basically helps be like a charity emergency organization essentially

00:44:11 something like that but it's like yep but they're just taking care of their own this is no one is 0.52

00:44:14 buying this this is utter utter garbage you know well not only that but as soon as anything like 0.98

00:44:21 this happens you will have powerful influential jews on tv um you know crying sobbing acting like 0.99

00:44:32 victims and telling you that the only way to combat this is to take rights away from every

00:44:38 other person living in britain so this will be a cause that they will jump upon and say look we

00:44:45 want restrictions in freedom of speech we want restrictions on freedom of association we want

00:44:50 to ensure that people can't have certain marches or protests the police need to clamp down on

00:44:55 certain groups i would be very interested to see who gets arrested for this if anyone and the reason

00:45:02 i say this is because this took place in london london has more cctv than probably any other city

00:45:08 in the world there's no way you could pull something like this off without being seen

00:45:13 without being filmed i'm not saying this was a this was an inside job but if no one gets arrested

00:45:19 for it um i would definitely point towards an inside job if no one gets arrested for this

00:45:26 that means that all the jewish houses and businesses and shops in the area that have cctv

00:45:33 didn't capture any of it and it's all you know it was all done like the perfect crime

00:45:40 yeah we will see they say who was they say here the men british nationals okay well we know what

00:45:48 That doesn't mean much.

00:45:49 47 and 45 were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of arson

00:45:54 with the intent of endangerment of life

00:45:55 and have now been bailed until April, it says here.

00:45:59 Again, the rumors I heard, it was something like Iran.

00:46:03 Yeah, here we go. Here it is.

00:46:04 Okay, the Met previously said the investigation was looking at an Islamist group

00:46:06 with the potential links to Iran following unsubstantiated claims

00:46:10 of responsibility by Harakat Asham al-Ayibim, blah, blah, blah,

00:46:14 the Islamic movement of the people of the right hand.

00:46:17 The group has claimed responsibility for a number of similar arson incidents across Europe.

00:46:22 Police say the searches have been carried out at addresses in northwest and central London,

00:46:25 where the two men have been arrested with further searches at two addresses in northwest London on Wednesday.

00:46:30 Okay, so that's the story as of right now then, I guess.

00:46:32 But we'll see what comes out of it.

00:46:35 But at the same time, look, if it just simply is Iranians or some Muslims in London that are doing this,

00:46:43 let's take it out to the official story of what it's worth

00:46:47 I guess that also shows you that people are, no matter who they are, are just obsessed

00:46:51 they're done, they're done with these type of

00:46:55 extra special type of

00:46:59 allowances for the Jewish community, for example, and they're pissed 1.00

00:47:02 they're genuinely pissed off, and now, as the other follow-up

00:47:06 clip, I guess, in a way, demonstrates, Al Jazeera

00:47:11 went to Golders Green to kind of film a segment about the ambulance and all that stuff.

00:47:15 And it was like this, the Jews came out to protest the Qataris or whatever they are from Al Jazeera. 0.56

00:47:20 There's probably a couple of freelance journalists, British freelance journalists involved in that process as well.

00:47:25 But they're all shouting at each other. They're all calling each other names.

00:47:28 It's close to being breaking out into like a riot here.

00:47:31 But here's the white British police in the middle of this trying to sort out this Semitic squabble on the streets of London. 0.85

00:47:38 nobody just likes this just can they all just leave please i've won none of this look these

00:47:46 people have got their own state in the middle east they don't need to be here we don't need 1.00

00:47:51 their ethnic conflicts on our soil the fact is as well in a way it's like a pantomime because

00:47:58 the most powerful jewish organization in britain the british board of deputies is hell bent on 0.58

00:48:05 passing new anti-Islamophobia laws hell-bent on welcoming more quote-unquote refugees has always 1.00

00:48:13 been pro-open borders they facilitate this then when these scenes break out they then cry to the

00:48:23 media about anti-Semitism but every time new laws are sort of enacted protecting Jews they primarily

00:48:32 are used to silence white Brits who speak out against mass immigration and against the influence

00:48:40 of other ethnic groups on British soil. It's all a never-ending scheme to take away the rights of 0.99

00:48:49 the majority and to empower this very hostile Jewish community. And when I say hostile, 1.00

00:48:56 They're hostile primarily against the host population, because recently we've seen Jews in gold as green dancing with Iranians and the Conservative Party were. 0.86

00:49:09 I don't know if you've seen this. I posted evidence of this on my telegram.

00:49:14 the conservative party in britain led by a black woman praising iranians and jews for coming

00:49:20 together in london and building communities that have replaced the white community right yeah it's 0.95

00:49:28 a never-ending attack that is primarily leveraged against people who are indigenous brits oh yeah 0.99

00:49:37 yeah it's true they should all just go to be honest but yeah here's the the white bobby here 0.78

00:49:43 trying to like and i guess he's siding with you like you you have to leave he tells the al jazeera 1.00

00:49:48 the fat disheveled white cop with his with his with his stupid beard and his fluffy hair over 0.99

00:49:54 his ears not knowing what to say because if he offends anyone in this pantomime it'll be him 1.00

00:50:02 who has his balls on the chopping block at the end of the day trying to walk on eggshells here 0.96

00:50:07 like oh my gosh i can't tell the muzzle i can't tell the juice you know anyway there's some 0.98

00:50:12 pushback obviously here so the damage control was already in full swing here from the guardian

00:50:16 not just a jewish service of course not of course hat sola ambulances or shumrim i guess hat sola

00:50:23 is technically the ambulance part of it and the shumrim is the police part of it you know it's a

00:50:28 crime to larp as the police try to pose as the police in the uk and that's what it should be

00:50:33 that's a that's a crime but again it's an admission the the uk government is going along

00:50:37 with this they're saying fine no worries of course you can have this no one's going to ever hurt

00:50:42 you again okay you can whatever you want you know that's what they're doing despite overnight arson

00:50:45 attacks had sola paramedics continue to respond to call outs at golden green golders green area

00:50:51 so i guess that's a jewish area you see they say they serve the whole oh well we said that might be

00:50:58 saying oh well we're serving the whole community here it just happens that our community is only

00:51:03 white people let's say well do you know what they call that henrik you see this is the thing that

00:51:07 These are the things that really get to me. When white people do something for themselves, even if they're doing it for themselves because they're the only people living in that area, the state, the media and anti-white groups have a way to attack that.

00:51:25 And they say it's indirect discrimination. So they say, look, this is indirect discrimination.

00:51:31 It's like when a shop will put up a sign saying, if you're going to come and eat in our restaurant, please pull your trousers up.

00:51:41 We don't want to see your underwear. We don't want to see trousers that sag down because other patrons don't want to see men's bottoms while they're eating their dinner.

00:51:50 people will jump into action you'll have these high-paid lawyers jump into action so this is

00:51:56 indirect discrimination because the only people who wear these sagging trousers are young black 0.96

00:52:01 males so you're discriminating against black people and you might as well have put a sign up 1.00

00:52:05 in the window saying no blacks well that's not true because black men can pull their trousers up 0.99

00:52:09 but they'll say it's indirect discrimination they will then file a discrimination lawsuit the same 0.84

00:52:14 thing happens here so if you actually created a charity that in some way served white people

00:52:22 they would say it was indirect discrimination and close it down anyway they always have a way

00:52:27 to fight against white people that organize in a way that even accidentally helps white people

00:52:35 but when jews do this and they do it quite openly they have a million and one excuses for them it's 0.96

00:52:40 absolutely sickening it's jewish privilege and it's being done in a in a white country britain's 0.82

00:52:47 a white country that ambulance services should primarily serve the indigenous population how 0.95

00:52:52 about that because i can tell you now ambulance services in israel would always prioritize jews

00:52:58 above any of the native arab populations yeah no exactly yep so uh they say it's if a call comes

00:53:06 from within the area they will come to your aid yeah within the area what area the jewish area

00:53:11 it's just semantics and weasel words is sliming your way out of the situation to get what you

00:53:19 want but posing as still this egalitarian charitable organization you know do you know

00:53:24 what we i should go down there and i should feign a heart attack yes i'm serious i look you know a

00:53:31 couple of guys kind of you know yeah bring a couple of guys with you no they can like hide

00:53:38 kind of hide in you know behind the buildings like straight you know three four different guys

00:53:43 with like you know camcorders or video camera they can zoom in a little bit zoom lens on there

00:53:47 and then someone like yeah you know fall down in fact what you what you can do is you can do similar

00:53:52 to this one i'm gonna show you so this is a good time to tie this in here mark here's in um i think

00:53:56 This was in Nice, France.

00:53:58 You can fake an assault.

00:54:00 Look at this here.

00:54:09 And then, but what you actually do is you fall down.

00:54:15 You actually fall down, Mark, and then you lay on the pavement.

00:54:20 And then you call Hatzola.

00:54:22 Call Hatzola right now.

00:54:23 And just see what happens.

00:54:25 If you guys film that, you're going to get a billion views on Twitter at this point.

00:54:31 It's well worth it.

00:54:32 Try it out.

00:54:34 One guy has to take one for the team.

00:54:36 Although they might, I'll say this though,

00:54:38 they might drug you and take one of your kidneys or your liver though. 0.99

00:54:41 So watch out because that's organ trafficking and shit. 0.99

00:54:44 There's nothing to mess around with. 1.00

00:54:45 If you'd have actually shot him in the leg with a pistol, 0.93

00:54:51 I think his reaction would have been less theatrical. 0.98

00:54:54 You know, that was pure Jewish theater, wasn't it? 0.94

00:54:59 That was playing the victim on an epic scale.

00:55:03 Almost, almost perfect.

00:55:05 As if it, almost as if it's the victimhood is genetic.

00:55:08 Look at him, look at him.

00:55:10 If he'd have been firing off nine millimeter shots

00:55:13 at his feet, his reaction would have been less theatrical.

00:55:18 let's do it one more time you can watch this endlessly a jewish man fakes assault at a pro 0.95

00:55:29 palestinian he grabs his little silly yeah that's all the hats off his business hats off ladies and 0.96

00:55:41 woman. Oy vey, as they say. All right. Anyway, hey, why don't we talk about the Iran war a little 0.98

00:55:49 bit here? That's going great for everyone involved. FBI director Kash Patel was hacked by an Iranian 1.00

00:55:54 group here today. I mean, look, if you look at the photos, it looks like it's something from

00:55:59 like his MySpace page or something. Apparently these were from some of his trips to Cuba, I

00:56:04 believe, or something like that. But it's the point, right? That like, here's an FBI director,

00:56:08 an american fbi director jeet nonetheless but an american one right hacked by like uh what was the

00:56:15 name of the group again handala i think it was handala hack it's just full incompetence is this

00:56:21 a win for iran mark what do you think i think it just tells you a little bit about these people i

00:56:28 mean i think cash patel how did he end up being the director of the fbi what are his credentials

00:56:38 And it doesn't, it doesn't surprise me one bit that somebody like him, a clown, would be hacked in that way. I would say that the Trump, look, I'm not saying the Democrats are fantastic. I'm not saying previous Republican establishments are fantastic. 0.83

00:56:56 But the Trump establishment or the Trump administration is embarrassing, isn't it? 0.98

00:57:03 They are clowns that get positions based on how much they suck up to either Trump himself or the state of Israel or better still, both. 0.99

00:57:14 If both are if you're sucking up to both, you're going to get a top position. 0.99

00:57:19 And I can imagine these people have no OPSEC, no real training.

00:57:23 They're very easy targets.

00:57:25 and I should imagine this was low-hanging fruit but the fact that an FBI director is essentially

00:57:31 low-hanging fruit for amateur hackers tells you everything you need to know about the state of

00:57:37 modern America. Yeah it's an embarrassment as has the war been again I'm now I'm kind of leaning

00:57:44 towards like that the failure is actually a feature it's not a bug in a way like this is

00:57:50 They want to drive up the energy costs.

00:57:53 They want to create havoc.

00:57:55 They want American military to be slaughtered if they do indeed go into a ground invasion.

00:58:01 Whatever that looks like.

00:58:02 If it's one of the islands, try to take over Karg Island, the oil depot.

00:58:07 Or if it's Hormuz Island, or if they're going to land further down in the southeastern portions of Iran.

00:58:13 These things are up in the air.

00:58:13 But what can they do?

00:58:16 What's the option at this point?

00:58:17 there's been a total disaster and a i mean they initiated this this is some kind of like

00:58:23 pew pew we're like we'll get we'll just bomb them all to smithereens you know kind of thing 0.99

00:58:27 they closed the straight of hormuz since energy prices you know skyrocketing demand high it's

00:58:35 there's restriction and energy um you know lockdowns i guess not the technically the term

00:58:40 here but like they're pushing for restrictions emergency has been declared in like philip

00:58:44 Yeah, some petrol stations have run out of fuel today in the UK.

00:58:47 There you go. See, this certainly is going to get the rest of the world to love Israel and America after what they're doing here.

00:58:55 I mean, today, ASDA warns of temporary petrol shortages caused by Trump's war in Iran as prices soar and Strait of Hormuz remains blocked.

00:59:03 You know, and, you know, earlier today, you know, J.D. Vance's intense call with Benjamin Netanyahu.

00:59:10 That's correct.

00:59:10 Israel's PM for selling easy war to Trump.

00:59:14 Well, you know, at the beginning, it was don't worry, guys. It'll be over in three days of missile strikes at most. Three weeks later. Come on, guys. It's time for the ground invasion. You know, these people are shameless. Trump is a complete idiot who is led into these things by other complete idiots.

00:59:32 And it's one puppet manipulating another puppet. But when you look up the strings and you find the puppet master at the top, it's powerful Jews. It's Netanyahu. It's Netanyahu's administration. They are the ones manipulating everybody in the chain. And again, it's white people that are suffering. 1.00

00:59:55 every time these powerful Zionists make their global plays it is white people who suffer you 1.00

01:00:03 know it was white people who suffered in the first world war it's white people who suffered in the 0.82

01:00:06 second world war it's white people who suffered primarily well not always uh but it is white 0.77

01:00:12 people who suffered maybe not primarily in the uh recent middle eastern wars but Europeans are the 0.97

01:00:18 ones that are losing their countries it's European girls who are getting raped because of the flood 0.70

01:00:24 of human beings out of the region thanks to these wars for israel white people suffer again and 0.99

01:00:31 again you know i want to i want to be very clear about this people like tommy robinson are cowardly 0.99

01:00:37 scum because he is one of the people going around beating the drums of war and what will the result 0.98

01:00:44 of that be it will be hundreds of thousands of iranians ending up on european soil everybody 0.99

01:00:53 who serves the state of Israel is complicit in war crimes, but also complicit in the demographic 0.64

01:01:01 replacement of European people. You know, we need to be calling out people like Tommy Robinson.

01:01:07 We need to be calling out people like Trump. We need to be red-pilling everyone on this war for

01:01:13 Israel because the silver lining to this cloud is now, if you go on the Daily Mail and you go 0.91

01:01:19 on the daily mail comments section normal boomers are starting to turn on israel and that's what we 0.88

01:01:27 want to see yeah we want to see people calling out zionist power absolutely no no it's great 1.00

01:01:34 um i'm just seeing multiple other strands weaved into this i agree with you if you look at the

01:01:40 surface level does anyone even know what to do does trump and that yeah know what they're doing

01:01:44 do they think they had this and where's the intel here you tell me they didn't know about iran's

01:01:49 you know underground missile basis and you know some people they call them cities they're so vast

01:01:54 now they've been building these for like two decades they're just shooting these straight

01:01:57 out of the desert you know out of the mountainsides i mean it's like did you not know these

01:02:02 things or or are you intentionally doing it because weaved into this mark you have this

01:02:07 interesting aspect of both the net zero agenda, decarbonization, deindustrialization of the West

01:02:15 as well, which, of course, this is, you know, leading to part of that, or at least legitimizing

01:02:20 that we have to get off of combustion engines and the petrol, you know, gas industry and stuff like

01:02:25 that. And surely that can be argued. But as they're doing this, there's accusation of profiteering

01:02:30 within this. There's issues of if an insider trading check out this segment from and I know

01:02:34 this is like you know trump derangement syndrome media but i still think they do have a point

01:02:39 listen to about the insider trading issues here there's one famous case where someone uh they

01:02:45 put in like a 1.5 billion dollar purchase for like uh smp's futures or something like that like

01:02:51 within minutes of the decision made uh that you know trump has halted the uh the next wave of

01:02:59 attack of the on the infrastructure of the energy infrastructure of iran and stuff like that here's

01:03:04 the news report. Listen to this. The curious case of the timing of Donald Trump's announcements

01:03:08 about whether he's going to attack further or whether he's going to pull back, they seem to

01:03:14 be tied to the markets, the end of day when the markets can't react or when the markets are off.

01:03:20 John Bolton, who served as Trump's national security adviser, is quoted in The Atlantic.

01:03:24 He said that during Donald Trump's first term, foreign policy announcements were sometimes

01:03:29 timed with trading hours in mind. Jonathan Lemire has said that according to his reporting,

01:03:34 Trump has in the past alerted aides when he thought an upcoming social media post

01:03:37 would get a reaction from Wall Street and then watch the ticker move in real time.

01:03:43 So does it appear that Donald Trump is making these announcements regarding war in Iran

01:03:48 in order to manipulate the markets? I can't say that he's doing that on purpose, but to take

01:03:56 john bolton at his word perhaps there is that element of timing in fact here and you saw

01:03:59 reporting in the financial times this week about a really sizable trades and oil that were done

01:04:03 before this announcement was made on on monday morning of course over the course of the weekend

01:04:07 investors had a chance to digest what the president had done or said he was going to do over the

01:04:11 course of the weekend look i think that there were a lot of things that raise eyebrows here

01:04:15 about the way that the president's announcing what the market reaction might be oh my they're

01:04:20 so mild and cautious on mainstream media it's hilarious like this is one of the chabad nicks 1.00

01:04:24 it's Lutnik or something. You got the call? Yeah. And they place it on like a poly market now or

01:04:28 like a Kelshi or something. You know what I mean? Like even there, there's like signs of insider

01:04:32 trading of a few accounts making like millions and millions on these bets that they're doing now.

01:04:38 What I'm saying is they're playing with, they're toying with us. It's in our faces. It's insider

01:04:43 trade. And they all do it. This is not some just GOP or Democrat thing, obviously. They all do it

01:04:47 in America. Everyone's profiteering. Everyone's extra favor. It's like Peter Mandelson handling

01:04:53 handing special information about the UK government deals to Epstein just in time

01:04:59 so that he could benefit from this financially.

01:05:01 This is the Jewish criminal international network that is making money 1.00

01:05:08 on top of these illegal wars and the Goyim dying, essentially. 0.56

01:05:14 It's unbelievable, Mark, that we've gotten to this point.

01:05:18 We haven't fought back yet, and this keeps happening. 0.97

01:05:20 well look again there are always these war pigs who get fat off conflict and misery and we saw 0.91

01:05:30 this quite nakedly in the epstein files there was so much insider trading exposed here in the uk 0.94

01:05:37 both mandelson and the former prince andrew now known as andrew mountbatten windsor he was he and

01:05:46 mandelson were both giving important information to epstein to help with insider trading i'm sure

01:05:52 this happened in america as well and trump's team are both unprofessional um and gangster-like at

01:06:02 the same time they act like a little cabal they often act like these dude bros i can imagine they

01:06:09 think this is all a game they think this is all acceptable they are going to rip as much as they

01:06:14 can out of the economy they are going to profiteer from the misery of their voting base because the

01:06:21 people who are really suffering at the moment are the MAGA voters the people who actually thought

01:06:26 they were going to get America first people who thought they were going to get more jobs that

01:06:32 they were going to stabilize the economy that they were going to get rid of the illegals that 1.00

01:06:35 they were going to shut the borders it's the MAGA voting base that are suffering immensely

01:06:41 and it's the people who are at the head of the MAGA movement that are exacerbating that suffering

01:06:50 and profiting from it it's absolutely disgusting you know there's that graphic of Donald Trump 0.94

01:06:55 urinating on a MAGA supporter and telling them it's raining and they should be thankful for it 0.90

01:07:01 that is exactly what is happening and the fact is this kind of thing will have happened

01:07:07 many times through history i'm not saying this is something new i'm not saying the democrats

01:07:12 haven't done it i'm not saying the previous republican administrations haven't done it

01:07:16 but i think the difference is previous administrations probably at least tried to

01:07:23 cover it up you know and that's part of this isn't it i'll tell you a little story

01:07:28 um the other day my daughter said could she have some cereal before bed and i i made her a bowl of

01:07:36 cereal and I put a little bit of sugar on it and she said can I have another spoonful of sugar 0.88

01:07:41 daddy and I said no because you go into bed and I don't want you hyped up before bedtime or you'll 0.97

01:07:46 be unsufferable and your mother will kill me for giving you more sugar so I left the room and I 0.96

01:07:51 came back and there was a small set of stairs that had been pushed next to the cupboard with 0.96

01:07:57 the sugar in it and I think I know where this is going and I grabbed hold of her and I said you put 1.00

01:08:04 more sugar on your cereal didn't she didn't you and she said no yes oh she said yes okay good okay

01:08:10 i said i'm more annoyed about the fact that you left the stairs by the cupboard and that you left

01:08:18 sugar all over the side because you took the sugar which was bad enough but you did so in such a

01:08:25 brazen manner that you completely showed a lack of distress a lack of respect for me when i told you

01:08:31 No, you knew you weren't going to get punished and you did it sloppily.

01:08:35 I said, if you're going to do a crime,

01:08:37 at least be clever enough to cover up your crime.

01:08:41 The next day I went to the bag of Malteser Easter bunnies to find that they

01:08:47 were all gone.

01:08:48 And I said, darling, did you eat all the Malteser Easter bunnies?

01:08:53 And she smiled and she said, yes.

01:08:55 But this time I hid the stairs afterwards.

01:08:59 Nice.

01:09:00 i said good girl i said i'm mad about the easter bunny she didn't lie about it though that's that's 0.65

01:09:05 at least something you know yeah but at least this time you carried out the crime well enough

01:09:11 that i didn't find out about the easter bunnies until the next day right yeah i smiled and i

01:09:18 gave her a pat on the back and i thought it was quite funny yeah but the point was if you're gonna

01:09:23 do something that isn't right at least have the decency to try and cover it up and yeah right

01:09:32 this is trump down to a t isn't it he's he's literally crapping all over you but he isn't 0.96

01:09:39 even hiding it he's doing it he's doing it openly he's ripping you off he's disrespecting you 0.91

01:09:45 but he doesn't have the decency to cover it up because he has no respect for his voter base and

01:09:54 i know we all say the democrats the republicans etc they don't have any respect for us well at

01:10:00 least they have that modicum of respect that they tried to cover up the fact that they were ripping

01:10:07 us off trump doesn't even have that and his supporter base should have nothing but hatred

01:10:14 and disrespect for him contempt exactly oh yeah no it's it's just in your face and as you said then

01:10:20 at the failures of this there's been this the whole established not even you know of course

01:10:26 bennett here the former naftali bennett the former prime minister it was like interim or

01:10:31 together with another one for a while in israel but he um then they're doing this like oh everyone

01:10:37 else are cows is that a little hat on his head i believe it is yes it's a very top there yes um 0.95

01:10:42 Europeans are cowards for not joining the war against Iran, right? 0.98

01:10:47 It's like the gall of these people. 0.98

01:10:51 In fact, we have to do it.

01:10:52 We have to listen to this clip from Ben Shapiro,

01:10:56 putting this in context for you, right?

01:10:59 Again, the sloganeering, the lawyer-esque wording and framing of this war

01:11:08 where people are going to go and die, already have died, many have died.

01:11:12 not least schoolgirls, you know, like civilians, endless amount. 1.00

01:11:19 And, of course, this could be said for what's happening in Gaza.

01:11:22 It could be said for what's happening in southern Lebanon right now.

01:11:24 It could be said for what's happening in the West Bank.

01:11:26 It's happening, you know, everywhere, essentially.

01:11:27 I'm sure Uscar sent $5.

01:11:29 Small hats, huge problems.

01:11:32 Just say no to Jock. 1.00

01:11:33 Happy Fuhrer Friday.

01:11:35 Hey, happy Fuhrer Friday.

01:11:36 Thank you, I'm sure Uscar.

01:11:37 I appreciate that.

01:11:37 That's very nice of you.

01:11:38 Small hats, big problems.

01:11:41 Let's listen to this clip here with Ben Shapiro

01:11:42 because he does the same thing here kind of thing but he does it against americans right

01:11:46 oh these you know they're saying that you're cowards will you will you will you go fight

01:11:51 you know anyway he reads a hitler quote in there by the way and it's when you when you hear this

01:11:57 i'm not sure if you saw the clip yeah that uh kind of kind of held out anyway here here we go

01:12:02 listen to this here is the thing if you look historically the american people actually have

01:12:06 and patience. Our shortest wars were longer than the current conflict. The Persian Gulf War involved

01:12:13 43 days of active operations. The Kosovo-NATO air war lasted for 78 days, even deposing Noriega

01:12:19 in Panama in the late 80s. That lasted for six weeks. And also, Americans are not dumb. We don't

01:12:27 believe that if you're involved in military activity, you're not going to lose anybody.

01:12:30 because again if necessary military activity can only be pursued at zero cost there's no use in

01:12:37 having a military literally the point of a military is to do hard and dangerous things that's that's

01:12:42 why they should go die for israel that's the argument here they will let what's the point 1.00

01:12:45 of it otherwise why do we even have our military members are here yeah go ahead go ahead this is 0.58

01:12:51 why why why do we pay white men to be in our army if we're not going to deploy to the middle east 0.50

01:13:00 to die in the place of the jews that started the current exactly and i mean that's what they're 1.00

01:13:05 there and all these other wars went on as well so that's just normal that's it that's that's what it

01:13:13 look at his smug face oh one of the most punchable faces you know if you saw someone burst onto the

01:13:20 stage and just hit him as hard as possible right in the middle of his face that would be the most 0.55

01:13:26 sort of cathartic and car i would you know you know if somebody said the yarmulke flies off on 0.79

01:13:32 the back what's the last thing you want to see it'd be ben shapiro getting punched repeatedly

01:13:39 in the face on repeat that would be my calming moment as i died yep that's right once archie

01:13:45 archie sent seven dollars and 44 cents perhaps trump his family and cronies display their crimes

01:13:50 because they have contempt for the establishment and want the people to revolt

01:13:53 let me let me see here what am i following this one right i i want to i want to read that one

01:14:00 again where did that come in was that on power chat i'll read that again i i don't think see

01:14:05 they have contempt for the establishment no i think they're just being led to life i read if i

01:14:10 read your comment right uh i think they're just being led led along they don't have the trump is

01:14:14 not making any decisions at this point and it was never the case he's he's a he's a longer analysis

01:14:20 but i've said it a couple of times uh again unless i misunderstood your your comment there

01:14:24 do you think that is a weakness though for israel to some degree you see the thing with trump

01:14:32 his weakness is largely his ego and where they might come and stuck is when trump feels as if

01:14:44 he's in control and he's in the he's mastering the situation so so for example when Netanyahu 0.53

01:14:50 convinces Trump that he has made the decision that he's in the he's in control that he's the

01:14:56 driving force that's when Trump does the most work for Israel but when Trump realizes he's not

01:15:06 in control when he realizes those around him are actually pulling his strings that I think is a

01:15:13 potential or has the potential for an explosive meltdown Trump is more likely to go against

01:15:23 Israel when they show him up and recently he has tried to take back control look as if he's in

01:15:32 control and the Jews have just basically said look you're not we'll do as we please we're not 0.99

01:15:37 following any ceasefire you're a clown you know we pulled you into this you're stuck you're going 0.99

01:15:43 to do as you're told but really that is gonna hurt his ego immensely and i think that is 0.98

01:15:50 israel's sort of danger ground i don't think like i do believe trump is controlled i believe he's

01:15:59 going to dance for their tune but if he was ever going to break free if he was ever going to uh

01:16:06 blow up and if there ever was going to be a point where he publicly rebuked them it would be in

01:16:12 response to his ego being hurt yeah i think he'd been led along with just enough butter you can

01:16:18 butter him up enough and and say good things about him and he'll basically go along but

01:16:22 of course it doesn't hurt from their point of view to have a miriam adelson in there to give

01:16:27 him 250 million dollars and then another 150 you know whatever it is like they're literally buy

01:16:31 they're buying the politicians but the point archie i just reread your comment there on donor

01:16:35 box thank you appreciate that the donor there no i mean he's part of this i don't think there's a

01:16:40 schism there he is they are the the people that control trump is the establishment so i personally

01:16:45 i don't think there's any uh difference there however uh speaking to your comment they're

01:16:51 playing now then with both uh you know circuses to a certain extent but also the bread right like

01:16:56 they're they're playing now with these very you know you can keep the population complacent as

01:17:04 long as you keep the circus and the bread flowing and the entertainment and the cheap calories kind

01:17:08 thing right but when you're doing this now it's like do you know what you're doing or are they

01:17:12 going for the maybe they're going for the jugular here because we've played an endless amount of

01:17:16 clips from rabbis talking about how the west is going to you know bow down to its knees it's going

01:17:21 to be destroyed and amalek and esav and all these you know religious terms that they used to you

01:17:26 know to describe uh what they consider us as europeans and even you know goyim at large

01:17:31 obviously um sometimes amalek is palestinians but when it's convenient it's also the germans or

01:17:36 something you know but they're talking about like how the west will be will be destroyed and i was

01:17:40 like maybe this just it's a closing window of power that they understand that they have the

01:17:44 popularity is declining among younger generations they know that this is the they're at their peak

01:17:49 right now in terms of the power and the popularity that they have and they're getting less popular

01:17:53 by the day obviously as we've seen for for a couple of years now but i'm saying they're they're

01:17:57 panicking of sorts and and therefore they're playing this in the worst way possible doesn't

01:18:01 mean this makes them even more dangerous by the way obviously but now it's almost like fine like

01:18:06 if we can't have it no one will samson option burn scorched earth tactic burn it all ground 0.81

01:18:12 shut down the energy markets global collapse fertilizer shortages fuel shortages uh monetary

01:18:18 collapse right and of course within that people are going to look around like who's to blame for

01:18:23 all of this and they're seeing the israeli zionist involvement in all of these things

01:18:27 And so that's what I'm kind of like that. That seems to be the case now, to be honest.

01:18:32 Well, look, we do need the Judeo-American state to collapse. 1.00

01:18:37 That is an important part of white people freeing themselves from this slavery.

01:18:45 And eventually or look, historically, there are 109 instances of Jews sowing the seeds of their own destruction.

01:18:57 Is this 110? Are they doing this? I don't believe they're doing this as some kind of prophecy

01:19:04 fulfillment. I believe that they repeat the same mistake. They keep pushing people and have

01:19:13 historically pushed people beyond the limits of their tolerance. And this is happening again now.

01:19:20 when they get into positions of power they abuse the people that they hold power over

01:19:27 they extract too much wealth from them they force those people into poverty that they can no longer

01:19:34 stand they bring about conditions where there is hyperinflation where normal people can't afford

01:19:41 to feed their family and they leverage power in such a way that turns host populations against

01:19:50 them. That is now happening. We are now seeing normal people in Britain talk about Israel as 0.89

01:19:57 the enemy. We're seeing Tommy Robinson's fans turn against him. We are seeing a situation

01:20:03 where normal white people in america are saying i don't want my basket of food to cost this much

01:20:13 to keep supporting israel it's not worth support for israel isn't worth paying this much at the 0.93

01:20:20 pump i mean the stickers all over petrol pumps in america saying the jews did this and people

01:20:27 are saying yeah they did yeah they need when it comes down to it their short-sighted greed

01:20:36 has been their undoing many times before and it's it appears to be their undoing now and if that

01:20:42 brings down the judeo-american state good you know the judeo-american state is a piece of machinery

01:20:49 that extracts wealth from white middle-class families

01:20:54 and uses that wealth to fund a machine

01:20:58 that pushes evils upon the white middle-class families that fund it.

01:21:04 If that machinery sputters, breaks down,

01:21:09 and ends up collapsing under his own weight,

01:21:12 is that a good thing?

01:21:13 Well, in my opinion, yes.

01:21:15 Rip off the bandage.

01:21:16 It's necessary.

01:21:16 And if that means collapse of energy markets or higher food prices for a while, I mean, hopefully we can sort it out.

01:21:23 Obviously, I don't want anyone to suffer.

01:21:24 I have young kids myself.

01:21:25 I don't want this to go bad.

01:21:26 At the same time, I know it's also going to go bad in the long term, the longer this continues, right?

01:21:30 So it's like this, all right, if this is the opportunity for it, let's just do it.

01:21:33 But anyway, back to Ben Shapiro, because I do want to play this, especially when he gets to the Hitler quote.

01:21:37 It's kind of hilarious.

01:21:39 Let's play a little bit more here.

01:21:40 That's because they're willing to undertake that sacrifice for a greater good.

01:21:43 Now, Iran, for its part, seems to be counting on this view of Americans that have been shared by pretty much all of our enemies at one time or another, that were weaklings, that were incapable of mobilizing for victory. 0.67

01:21:55 Hitler famously thought that America was decadent and unstable.

01:21:58 In one private conversation, according to sort of Hitler's notes, reportedly, he said, quote, I don't see much future for the Americans.

01:22:05 It's a decayed country.

01:22:06 They have the racial problem, the problem of social inequalities.

01:22:09 everything about the behavior of American society

01:22:11 reveals that it's half Judaized

01:22:12 and the other half nigrified.

01:22:14 And this is Hitler talking. 0.58

01:22:16 Ooh.

01:22:17 I can one expect a state like that to hold together.

01:22:20 I can hardly expect a state like that to hold together.

01:22:23 And of course, American society, as it's diversified,

01:22:25 has it been very good in terms of its social cohesion?

01:22:28 Has, you know, Zog, has Zionist interest 1.00

01:22:30 taken control of America?

01:22:32 I think that proven, that quote is still holding out,

01:22:36 ladies and gentlemen.

01:22:36 but the point is here he goes in beyond the comic relief of that portion itself

01:22:42 he goes into this like they think you're weak and and afraid don't prove to them so he's trying to

01:22:49 you know coax americans to somehow be like yeah that's right come and tough toughen up and and

01:22:55 let's just get this done let's let's invade iranians are laughing at you exactly they don't

01:23:00 Think you've got the guts to die in the desert.

01:23:04 You see all those hills, all those mountains.

01:23:07 They don't think the average American white man has got what it takes to march into those mountains and get shot by guerrilla fighters.

01:23:16 Are you going to take that or are you going to prove the wrong?

01:23:20 If you're not going to die on a rock in a foreign country, you're not a real American. 0.98

01:23:25 You haven't got the guts to call yourself American. 0.99

01:23:28 Well, Benny, are you and your kids going to die? No, we're Jews. There's not many of us left. And we're a global minority. We have to preserve our numbers by not dying in the desert. That's why you white people have to die for us. I mean, that's really what he's saying, isn't it? 0.99

01:23:42 It's basic killology being used to goad a generation of young white men into putting on the boots, strapping on the packs and dying for their Jewish overlords. 0.93

01:23:54 And we should stop doing that. We should stop enlisting. We should stop fighting for them.

01:23:59 And look, Trump is one step away from absolute disaster. We are seeing global economic collapse.

01:24:09 We are seeing him fail to fulfill his promises on immigration and deportations.

01:24:17 What could put this over the edge?

01:24:20 A destroyer being sunk, a platoon of Marines being brutally slaughtered,

01:24:26 the capture of 200 American servicemen being paraded on Iranian TV

01:24:32 and strapped to important infrastructure as Israeli missiles rained down on them

01:24:38 And Israeli television calls them collateral damage. Would a few dead Americans be what it needs for collapse? Because I can tell you this now, Israel is plummeting in popularity, and a pile of dead American troops would truly send their approval ratings through the floor.

01:25:01 I think if they do go ahead with this, because, again, because of the straight over Hormuz situation now, to save face, to do damage control, to try to fix the problem that they caused to begin with, their option might be just to send them in.

01:25:16 And as they send them in, slaughter, right?

01:25:19 Just a total mess, like just unbelievable just humiliation.

01:25:24 And that's not going to cause them to back down.

01:25:25 No, that's going to cause them to double down. 0.92

01:25:28 You know, nukes.

01:25:30 I don't know.

01:25:31 Like, what's up next?

01:25:33 They're getting increasingly dangerous as they get more and more desperate.

01:25:37 I think they will try to double down and do it even harder.

01:25:39 That's been kind of the case of Third Temple Pete Hegseth, right? 0.94

01:25:44 He's like, we're the tough guys.

01:25:47 We're going to do it this way.

01:25:48 And it's all this posturing, right?

01:25:50 And they bombastically come out. 0.99

01:25:52 We're going to bomb them to smithereens. 0.97

01:25:54 And it's like, we're going to change the regime. 0.92

01:25:55 We're going to get all these things done.

01:25:57 And then the whole thing just collapses, deflates, and contracts.

01:26:00 And now it's basically like, well, you know, yeah, we couldn't get a theocratic regime change in Iran.

01:26:06 So we'll try to take those straight back at least or something, you know.

01:26:11 And it's like you might even fail with that at this rate.

01:26:13 It's just a total disaster.

01:26:15 But the point is I think they'll double down.

01:26:18 And they're like, we need $2 trillion for the military now.

01:26:20 And just like, you know, just send it all.

01:26:22 Send everything we got in there essentially.

01:26:24 And this is, yeah, at the upcoming birthday of the 250th anniversary here,

01:26:30 uh it's almost like it's for me i'm looking at this like this is a ritual humiliation on

01:26:35 the global stage for america in one way or another that's what it is even if that's the

01:26:38 intention or not that's my point yeah it is it is and the thing is america did very poorly

01:26:46 in iraq and afghanistan lots of soldiers lost their lives iran is a much harder target it's

01:26:54 It's much bigger. The population is much more militarized.

01:26:59 Their army is better trained and the terrain is just as bad, if not worse.

01:27:05 This could be another disaster, but it's not a disaster when men are strong.

01:27:11 It's a disaster when I would say American troops are the weakest, the worst trained and the least able.

01:27:18 If they go in, there is a much, much higher chance of major casualties.

01:27:24 And one of the unfortunate fallouts from this is Trump is seen largely as the head of the populist right worldwide.

01:27:39 Exactly. He's the white man, the nationalist, the deportation guy, the anti-immigrant guy.

01:27:46 All of that will be bundled up and destroyed with him. 0.92

01:27:49 It'll be the total, what do you call it, rejection, so to speak, of that as an ideology with it.

01:27:56 And I'm like, that's what they wanted to do.

01:27:59 It's brilliant. 1.00

01:28:00 In their stupidity, it's brilliant. 1.00

01:28:02 Yeah, it is. 1.00

01:28:04 It could end up destroying or harming the nationalist cause because he will be, when it all goes wrong, they'll say the man, they won't blame, the media won't blame the Jews.

01:28:16 No, no, of course not.

01:28:18 They're not going to blame Israel.

01:28:19 It's all the scapegoes, right?

01:28:21 It's Trump, it's Hegseth.

01:28:22 It'll be the nationalists, Hegseth, J.D. Vance, Trump.

01:28:27 They brought us to oblivion.

01:28:30 They brought us to a low.

01:28:31 It's just like the Second World War over again. 0.75

01:28:34 Look, Hitler brought Europe to ruin. 0.94

01:28:37 Now Trump is bringing the world to ruin.

01:28:39 The hyperinflation, the expensive food, the petrol rationing. 0.96

01:28:45 We've had it with these white men. 0.99

01:28:47 You know what I mean?

01:28:47 Yeah.

01:28:48 Yep.

01:28:48 yeah yeah that's where they'll blend holy shit all right i know matt bracken is in the color too

01:28:53 i'll bring him in in a moment here too but yeah um yeah we're almost we're at the top of the hour

01:28:57 actually obviously we could continue to talk more about this mark here but i'm gonna let you go in

01:29:01 a little bit now it's late over there too but i appreciate your input thank you so much for having

01:29:04 me on henry and i'm more than happy to come on next week and talk about the results of tomorrow's

01:29:09 protest yeah you should exactly yeah so that's coming up tomorrow is there another one the

01:29:13 weekend did i misunderstand that is there one next saturday as well it's this saturday okay

01:29:18 tomorrow and i'd love to come back on briefly next friday if you'll have me and we'll talk

01:29:23 about that yeah obviously i'm free whenever you need me for this i really appreciate coming on

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01:30:20 having me on henrik it's been really really good and yeah i'll be back next week if you'll have me

01:30:26 and we'll talk about um the fruits of the demo then yeah no definitely thank you mark you always

01:30:30 so count to us and you've been so gracious to us as well you're always one of the greatest

01:30:34 uh you introduce us in such a nice way every time i go on the show so i always appreciate you mark

01:30:38 keep up the good work obviously everything you're doing with pa we have the website up there too

01:30:42 obviously patriotic alternative rumble you're on telegram too you get like over 20 000 subs over

01:30:46 there so yeah just the channel and anyone that is free to come to none eaten tomorrow the protest

01:30:52 starts at uh 1 p.m it'll run for about two hours the speakers are me uh steve laws laura towler

01:31:00 and the main speaker will be sam miller it'll be his first public speech since getting out of jail

01:31:05 so that'll be big awesome thank you mark have a great uh weekend have a great night talk to you

01:31:11 Talk to you next week, Dan.

01:31:12 Thank you.

01:31:13 All right.

01:31:13 Take care.

01:31:14 Awesome.

01:31:15 All right.

01:31:15 Let's see if we've got Matt Bracken in there.

01:31:17 We've got to get you to unmute because you're by default muted, Matt,

01:31:21 if you're in there, if you can hear me.

01:31:23 Maybe the cam too, by the way.

01:31:25 Maybe he took a break.

01:31:27 It's possible.

01:31:29 Let me know if you're there, Matt.

01:31:31 I think you might be muted by default.

01:31:34 Oh, there he is.

01:31:35 There he is.

01:31:35 Hey, how's he going?

01:31:37 Are we there?

01:31:38 We are there.

01:31:38 I can't see you, but I can hear you.

01:31:41 You can't see me.

01:31:42 No, not yet.

01:31:44 It's probably the camera that's muted by default.

01:31:46 If you hover over the interface, the camera, just click that.

01:31:50 It doesn't show the mute.

01:31:52 It does not show mute.

01:31:54 Oh, maybe it's not picking up on me.

01:31:56 I'm not used to talk brave.

01:31:57 It's a little different.

01:31:59 What you can do is you can hover over in the settings,

01:32:02 doing a little three dots at the bottom.

01:32:05 Use camera when available.

01:32:06 Unavailable?

01:32:07 Allow while visiting this site.

01:32:09 try that there we go we got you there he is hey good to see you how are you yeah i'm good um i was

01:32:16 listening to mark you know i was just looking for him on twitter and i you know he's gone reason i

01:32:21 i can't find him on twitter i mean i don't know why he's gone that's it he's he's banned he's

01:32:26 on person yes exactly and and this is and this is one of the reasons i parallel post on gab

01:32:32 because, you know, Gab doesn't have the clout maybe of Twitter.

01:32:40 But, you know, when I was banned on Twitter for years,

01:32:44 I was still allowed on Gab.

01:32:46 There you go.

01:32:46 Yeah, we're still on Gab.

01:32:47 We have a presence there because you never know what happens.

01:32:49 You never know what you have to kind of, you know, fall back to. 0.98

01:32:52 You need backup channels and, you know, bitch, shoot, rumble, all of them, Odyssey. 1.00

01:32:58 Yep. 0.99

01:32:58 Because you never know when they're going to clamp down.

01:33:01 Correct.

01:33:02 You know, I had this idea when I was coming on today.

01:33:09 There's a local business that's being sold,

01:33:12 and it may not keep the same name,

01:33:13 so I don't know if you can see this.

01:33:17 Barely.

01:33:18 Let me get full screen.

01:33:20 Oh, it's a little frozen up at the moment.

01:33:21 Tell us what it says.

01:33:22 Willys?

01:33:23 Am I reading that?

01:33:24 Whities.

01:33:25 There you go, Whities. 1.00

01:33:25 Yeah, and they've been owned by the Whities family for 40 years, 0.99

01:33:32 and they're being sold to some other big corporations.

01:33:35 So now we can keep white. Is that clear? That is clear. Yep.

01:33:39 We can see. I don't know if that's, if they're going to keep the whitey's name. 0.83

01:33:42 That's unclear at this point, but you can go to whitey's fish camp,

01:33:47 uh, like.com in Jacksonville, Orange Park area, Florida,

01:33:52 and they'll have these hats and shirts for sale for a long time. Nice.

01:33:56 all right so i i i always bring my out of town guests to whiteys because they have always been 0.82

01:34:03 brave enough to stick with the brand they haven't been pressured out of it yet okay i like that used

01:34:10 to be a nickname for like a guy with extremely blonde hair in america whitey's fish camp yeah

01:34:15 exactly a guy who was uber blonde was just called whitey back in the day that's where it comes from

01:34:22 it's actually not just yeah and i just like like robert white or something like that yeah

01:34:27 if you had super blonde hair it's like bluey for an australian oh yeah okay that's right so

01:34:33 so somebody somebody i get sent t-shirts all the time somebody sent me this too the fighting whities

01:34:40 so oh that's nice okay yeah i'm for embracing this you know it is fighting irish i'm for totally

01:34:45 embracing it i agree i i concur that's awesome get run from it yep that's right well and obviously

01:34:53 uh matt for people who don't know um because we've had her on show many times it was a while ago now

01:34:59 though um so we're glad to have you back obviously but uh ex-navy seal you have something to say about

01:35:05 this in terms of the topic we're going to talk about today when it comes to the potential invasion

01:35:09 and what this will look like and just the the debacle so far obviously we talked about it with

01:35:14 mark but just like the disaster of this thing massive debacle and i can't i can't tell if it's

01:35:19 like is this a feature as opposed to a bug is is this what they what do they want the debacle do

01:35:25 they want the energy restrictions do they want the net zero out of this do they want the uh

01:35:30 de-industrialization you know the the starvation the fertilizer shortages right what do you have

01:35:35 to define you have to define the they correct yes and you know um uh yesterday um mike ferris had on

01:35:46 catherine um catherine fits and uh you know she's all about the the digital lockdown you know that

01:35:54 step by step we're all being forced into a into a chinese social credit cdc kind of a regime 0.82

01:36:01 whether we like it or not so that she fits things into that matrix there are people that fit that

01:36:08 fit everything in obviously into a you know into a tribe matrix going back to you know the roth 0.70

01:36:14 child's and far before um i can't recommend enough ted flynn's great work called um uh

01:36:22 uh what's it called anyway ted flynn's book one the the the uh going back to the illuminati the

01:36:32 rothschilds all the way through to like just before 9-11 um anyway that yeah you can fit

01:36:39 that matrix or you can say it's the you know just the bankers and the you know the bank city of

01:36:44 london that's playing it safe too safe but who are who are these guys that are working this angle

01:36:52 but for sure um trump in 2016 he was he was absolutely against these endless wars he ran on

01:37:00 that and he you know he ran on it again two more times and when the when it really came to the um

01:37:08 to the uh uh the crunch time he completely reversed he's in the thrall of of uh you know

01:37:16 of third temple hegseth yep and ted ted um i want to be the best senator for israel

01:37:23 and lindsey graham um ted cruz said the other day he would want a talk show he said that

01:37:29 he was with uh president trump this is like a month ago now he was with president trump on

01:37:37 February 27th when you know the so-called when the negotiations had ended and they're looking

01:37:44 forward to the Monday negotiations he suggested now is the time to attack in the middle of

01:37:50 negotiations and apparently that's the man that Trump was listening to along with Bibi Netanyahu

01:37:57 and and Lindsey Graham and others but you know the Jack Kent or Joe Kent and Tulsi Gabbard they

01:38:06 were locked out of the discussion the actual war planning apparently was done at mar-a-lago

01:38:11 you know the decision to to pull you know order the attack wasn't done in washington at a

01:38:17 cabinet meeting or the war room it was done in mar-a-lago with ted cruz and and you know

01:38:25 the rest is history i after after those calls with netanyahu obviously we should point out as well

01:38:30 because that was like you know at least i think reuters a couple other places reported on it as

01:38:35 well there's like was a call and and we know how that went down because right away after when the

01:38:39 media started finally started asking questions why we're doing this both uh mark rubio and uh i think

01:38:44 mike johnson came out and was like well israel decided to strike and we had to join along 0.63

01:38:50 otherwise our assets our military bases in the region would have been struck by iran was like

01:38:55 what kind of ally is that they initiate the aggression yeah and trump himself said trump

01:39:01 himself said that that you know we had to do it because you know that israel was going to attack 1.00

01:39:07 i mean trump trump himself has said it several times so they're trying to you know airbrush that

01:39:13 out of damage control out of history yeah oh yeah but you know it's it's it's on the record you know

01:39:18 it's on video but um you know the i think that this was sold to trump and he believed it i don't

01:39:24 think that netanyahu believed it for a minute it was just a pitch that if we decapitate quote

01:39:31 unquote decapitate you know when when uh the israelis decapitate that means dropping an 0.99

01:39:38 american-made 2 000 pound bomb into an apartment building and killing everybody yeah yep you know 0.97

01:39:43 using using the gaza lavender palantir model you know that says normally at front you know

01:39:50 saturday morning he's normally at home doesn't mean that there was like a you know a mossad

01:39:55 agent with binoculars communicating with a sniper right right just just shoot it's still one tier

01:40:02 11 normally on saturday morning these guys are home so we'll put 2 000 pound bombs through the

01:40:08 roof of their apartment building that's the gaza uh south lebanon method yes and that america is

01:40:15 now joined at the hip with you know we are inextricably linked with this this tactic in the

01:40:22 eyes of the world i mean hegseth said the other day right standing in front of trump um we negotiate

01:40:28 with bombs yeah yeah it was like this tough guy attitude we we released the war fighters to do to

01:40:34 fight on uh i don't know but there was one i can't retired military general who's like these are war

01:40:40 crimes like for the longest time it was this like the the utmost caution in terms of like

01:40:45 minimizing the risk to civilian lives and this was you know you could be charged for war crimes here

01:40:51 no this is this israeli model now we're just like you just bomb everyone in fact that's

01:40:55 bomb more schools you know and if and if an american tanker because of the because of iran

01:41:03 is a country that can actually fight back and defend itself our bombers whether they're coming

01:41:08 off of a carrier or off of the land have to take off from a great distance from iran which means

01:41:15 they need mid-air refueling and this is where um israel's kind of modus operandi of surrounding

01:41:22 itself with with destroyed wrecked you know states that are like libya syria mad max states where

01:41:30 there's no air force right there's just guys running around in jeeps with machine guns

01:41:34 over a country like that you can do mid-air refueling so you can extend your reach like

01:41:40 lily like lily pads so you can have mid-air refueling over saudi arabia client state or

01:41:46 over iraq or syria but the refueler refueling tankers are american u.s air force so it really

01:41:55 doesn't matter if it's and if if on the side of the jet is painted a star of david or an american

01:42:01 flag when the 2000 pound bomb that was made in america drops through the roof of an apartment

01:42:07 yeah and it was refueled on the way in and the way out by an american air force tanker

01:42:12 this this is like a um uh being the getaway driver of a hitman who's driving around town

01:42:20 killing people right and saying look man all i did was drive him around i never shot anybody

01:42:25 so at at best that's our role now is being the you know getting the getting the bomber the plane

01:42:33 to the over the apartment to drop the 2 000 pound bomb through the apartment that's now america's 0.94

01:42:39 modus operandi yep the gaza lebanon model and and you know this is great um you know as as uh

01:42:47 other countries in the past have learned um in world war ii notably japan and germany learned

01:42:53 if you lose the war the war crimes trial is going to be coming for you right so when people like 0.98

01:43:00 hegseth say something like like uh we negotiate with bombs he's assuming we're going to always

01:43:06 win yeah that's right but but at this point we are turning the entire world against us

01:43:13 the entire world outside of it because american media is so sealed even like cnn they're very

01:43:19 cautious they don't want to be accused of being against the military but outside of of america

01:43:25 i compare it to um uh the movie goodfellas where you've got a character like joe pesci

01:43:32 who's you know just for jokes shooting guy in the foot killing some guy that insulted him

01:43:38 eventually that comes back and you got to pay for it yes you know what while you're while you're the 0.92

01:43:43 top gangster it's very fun to go around shooting people of course yeah and every and everybody in

01:43:48 neighborhood's afraid of you. You know, to your face, they're not going to say, chill out, man, 0.91

01:43:52 you're acting crazy, because you might shoot them. But everybody is remembering what's going on in

01:43:58 2026. And America has joined with, you know, America and Israel are on the same team, dropping 0.91

01:44:07 the same bombs on the same targets. There's a term in the military called deconfliction.

01:44:13 you would hear all the time deconfliction means you don't want the rangers attacking a bridge

01:44:20 while the air force is planning to bomb it right so all of the branches and and if it that's joint

01:44:26 and combined meaning foreign governments like israel and america you've got to have liaisons

01:44:32 at the same table looking at the same maps because you know you don't want to be in a mid-air

01:44:38 What a pleasant surprise. I always look forward to your appearances on Colonel Murray's round

01:44:45 tables. Awesome. Thank you. Appreciate the input. Okay. Yeah. Back on track there. Sorry to interrupt

01:44:50 you. Yeah. You don't want an American and an Israeli jet to accidentally think they're in a

01:44:56 dogfight. So you've got to clear corridors. It's not like there's somehow like you take this part

01:45:01 of Iran and we'll take that part of Iran. Every mission is de-conflicted. And that means Mossad, 0.65

01:45:09 or excuse me, Israeli Air Force guys and American Air Force guys looking at the same maps

01:45:14 in real time. So when Israel says we have a high value target at this latitude, longitude,

01:45:24 down to a square foot, we just go, okay, we'll put a 2,000 pound bomb there. Boom. Oh,

01:45:31 a school full of girls oh it's an apartment building with 100 people doesn't matter somebody

01:45:37 said there was a high value target that's the kind of war we're fighting and and that very thing might

01:45:42 be palantir's lavender by the way to keep that in mind like who knows you know what because alex

01:45:48 carp talked about this they're talking you they're surrounded by all these genocidal lunatics right 0.97

01:45:54 they're like we're gonna bomb our enemies we're gonna drive them into the dirt this is amalek 0.98

01:45:58 it's ease of it this way you know we have an ethnic uh you know religious conflict with these 0.98

01:46:04 people and i'm just like i'm just like maybe they're not i mean they're insane but maybe 0.96

01:46:08 they're not dumb they're just they're going all in because of the window is closing so far it goes 0.99

01:46:14 so far back and the and the you know the christian zionists are as bad as the jewish zionists 0.99

01:46:19 and that's a one of the greatest ops it's like when they write these um uh histories of world

01:46:27 wars like uh second world war world uh cold war they'll like talk about the great spies it takes

01:46:34 you know 20 or 30 years to figure out like oh we had we had the uh code machines and that really

01:46:41 all the books you read before the you know 1970s forget it because we had the german codes we had

01:46:47 the japanese codes so you find out oh there there was a soviet agent right in berlin or you know

01:46:53 know there was and and everything was being fed back so so we're going to look at this in the

01:47:00 future and say suzy wiles was one of the greatest agent placements in history and when agents are

01:47:08 cultivated you know you don't know who which seed is going to land in the perfect spot to make

01:47:13 you know jack's magic beanstalk that goes to the sky so intelligence agencies are cultivating lots

01:47:20 people uh bill clinton is a road scholar he goes to london he takes a trip to moscow there's zero

01:47:27 chance he wasn't at least set up in a honey trap in moscow and epstein epstein island right right

01:47:34 the whole that's by the way but yeah i got your point total coincidence um look uh lutvik is

01:47:41 living next door yeah to epstein with five shared walls right yeah in in the in the 9 11 uh combat

01:47:48 9-11. Don't tell me there's not bookshelves that do the flip-a-roo.

01:47:52 Oh, yeah. Oh, my gosh.

01:47:54 Don't tell me.

01:47:55 Yeah. Have you seen the advanced surveillance room that they had?

01:47:58 There were some photos. I think it was from the New York Times that came out.

01:48:00 They were literally handling the installment of the security systems in Epstein's apartment.

01:48:07 The blackmail tapes.

01:48:08 Yes.

01:48:09 So Epstein's a whole other situation.

01:48:11 But I think that – and sometimes there's like a high cover and a low operation.

01:48:16 and the high cover covers for the low operation so from the cia nsa point of view epstein's like

01:48:23 our number one money launderer we want to get funds to some nefarious person in the world

01:48:29 epstein's our man so when he gets involved in some kind of scandal it comes down from cia nsa

01:48:37 he's intel let him go right yeah and that gives cover for the entire mossad level which is sex

01:48:45 blackmail. And you can't tell me that something's not going on with Trump, because he's obviously

01:48:51 under control. Yeah, he's probably been ideologically brainwashed, because he's

01:48:57 constantly in the presence of Susie Wiles. And he and she's his gatekeeper. So going back to Susie

01:49:03 Wiles. I think Lucknick and Kushner are more important than Susie Wiles. But tell us why you

01:49:09 think Susie is important. She's an evangelical. Nobody can get near Trump without getting past

01:49:14 Susie. Okay. So Susie Wells is, is Netanyahu's like one of her campaign managers. This is a

01:49:21 couple of years ago. Yeah. You can't tell me that in all of Israel, they can't find somebody that

01:49:27 knows about how to run polls and, and, and, you know, create campaigns. Don't tell me that.

01:49:35 Okay. Right. You bring a Susie Wells in and many other, there's like, you know, 30 other potential

01:49:41 Susie Wells, you bring in and you cultivate. So the whole time that they're in Israel,

01:49:46 it's a form of recruitment that is very subtle and slow moving. It's not like you catch Susie

01:49:54 in bed with a gigolo and then blackmailer. It's a different kind of a recruitment where it's

01:50:00 ongoing. The guy that fixes the copying machine, he's got an Auschwitz scar and he says, I lost

01:50:05 my whole family. The cab driver that takes you to somewhere says, my son died

01:50:11 fighting in lebanon you know it's it's a it's a full court press on that person so by the time in

01:50:18 a few months they leave israel they are down for israel they might as well have been recruited but

01:50:25 they don't even know they've been recruited so there's winning and there's unwitting and then

01:50:29 there's like a crossover place but suzy wiles whether upwitting or unwitting she is a complete 1.00

01:50:36 mosad tool bb yahoo might as well be in charge of allowing who gets to see donald trump yeah so

01:50:45 on on the day of the on the day of the sneak attacks the day before the sneak attacks

01:50:50 february 27th who is with him ted cruz he said i was with him in the limo i was with him at

01:50:57 mar-a-lago i was telling him you got to attack you got to attack it'll be over a couple days

01:51:02 and yeah you know the the israelis know it's bs that if you decapitate quote unquote the leadership

01:51:09 that the people will rise up but see trump wants to believe this and and he puts out all these

01:51:15 signals that he he does believe it because he's he's he's talking like oh they're going to build

01:51:21 a statue of me in caracas and in havana oh my gosh yeah i know if if if the people will rise up i'll

01:51:28 they'll have a statue of me in tehran all we've got to do is get rid of their hated leadership

01:51:34 right people will rise up that was never going to happen no but they just had to sell him on that

01:51:40 idea just to kick it off because then the dual track is israel's position is they're going to

01:51:47 keep bombing iran no matter what we say until iran is a failed state if they got to destroy 0.96

01:51:54 every power you know power plant water supply anything they want it they want iran to be a

01:52:02 version of libya syria iraq lebanon gaza a wrecked failed state that is just people running around

01:52:11 and pick up trucks with machine guns no helicopters no rockets nothing but this is their bridge too

01:52:17 far this is their market garden because they're totally underestimating the iranians yes absolutely

01:52:24 As we've seen, we've talked about the underground, the missile basis that they have.

01:52:29 They're building these two decades, potentially.

01:52:31 I mean, when they saw the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq back in the early noughts, you know what I mean?

01:52:35 They were like, all right, let's get to work.

01:52:37 They probably had some of this already, even at that point.

01:52:39 But at this point, they're in this for the long hard.

01:52:41 This is a war of attrition for them.

01:52:42 They understand.

01:52:43 They're not going to fire everything they got right away.

01:52:46 They're patient people, I believe.

01:52:48 They were in an eight-year war.

01:52:49 They were in an eight-year war.

01:52:51 These are the people that invented chess.

01:52:53 so they have a 4 000 year history yeah persians had universities and cities with waterworks

01:53:00 you know went across the persian gulf arabs are you know chasing goats stealing horses fighting

01:53:06 over oasis wells yeah you know a subsistence level tiny population could survive there

01:53:13 across the persian gulf iran if you picture the rocky mountains okay but with a but with

01:53:20 the Caspian Sea at one end and the Gulf of Strait of Hormuz at the other end, it's the

01:53:26 Rocky Mountains. Iran has more and bigger mountains, like 18,000 foot mountains, more

01:53:33 and bigger than Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah. So if you picture that's Iran with 0.97

01:53:39 92 million people, it's got such good human geography, if you can put it that way. Like

01:53:46 say western europe had great human geography japan and east asia had great human geography

01:53:53 in terms of a climate that's not too easy so you have to learn to cooperate and you know work

01:53:58 together but all the resources are there you know the trade in all directions western europe and

01:54:05 japan they were sea trading persia because of its location could trade on land or sea but it always

01:54:12 had great human geography so the persia just produces smart successful people in the sense

01:54:20 that they never had to bring in german or dutch engineers tell them how to build a bridge how to

01:54:27 build a refinery i mean the anglo uh persian oil company that should be mentioned i mean they're

01:54:34 smart enough to do it but they didn't do it right that's the thing the anglos were primarily 1.00

01:54:37 responsible for getting their oil industry at least up and running building the main infrastructure

01:54:42 for it um but regardless they're not just they're not like the taliban that's your

01:54:48 the japanese like to make a comparison to the japanese yeah in in like uh i forget if it's

01:54:56 like late 1500s early 1600s a couple of western ships shipwrecked in japan i think there's like

01:55:02 a dutch ship okay and they're very harsh people in terms of outsiders the japanese so some of the

01:55:12 people are killed but some of the crew they figured they got some pretty good technology

01:55:15 on this ship let's keep some of them around teach them to speak japanese and figure out their

01:55:20 secrets a century later when europeans show up the samurai are riding around with muskets they 0.99

01:55:26 got cannons guarding their forts okay as soon as you showed the japanese a cannon or a musket

01:55:32 they're like oh gunpowder on it exactly yep oh yeah right same with the iranians yeah right and

01:55:38 the same thing with the iranians so the iranians people underestimate the iranians i think in a

01:55:44 lot lot in a similar way to the way americans in the 1930s underestimated the japanese nobody ever

01:55:50 underestimated the germans okay in terms of like you know crop engine and engineering and yeah

01:55:56 right yep but chemistry metallurgy but the japanese in the the thinking in the 1930s was 0.92

01:56:03 the japanese can just make crap toys that break in five minutes right okay like you know you would 0.61

01:56:09 never buy binoculars from them well obviously they were very smart 1905 they beat the russians 0.96

01:56:15 at the at a you know in a sea battle and they'd only been making modern warships for like you

01:56:21 know a generation so people then said oh there's no way an asian country could make a modern navy

01:56:28 and well the japanese did and today people say china well they've never had a tradition of like

01:56:34 you know uh conquest by sea so their navy's probably going to suck for generations don't

01:56:39 count on it you know and and as far as um you know iran working with say you know north korea

01:56:46 Russia, China, they've leapfrogged all of them developing this, the Shahhead class of drones, 1.00

01:56:53 just as a, you know, a known concrete example. So instead of trying to build F-35s or aircraft

01:56:59 carriers, they find a niche, a strata that they can exploit where we have a weakness. So we build

01:57:08 a half dozen or a dozen billion dollar super mega radars across the Middle East, half, you know,

01:57:15 billion dollars take it you know years to build in america then installing them over there they

01:57:21 take them out with thirty thousand dollars ahead drones bullseye right and and now after that the

01:57:29 russians copied them at the beginning of the russian special military operation when the

01:57:34 russians thought they were would do still stick with like world war ii style blitzkrieg tank

01:57:39 columns that wasn't working iran sent them shahad drones the russians reverse engineered them and

01:57:47 made them the geron geranium drone which are used you know mass produced in russia america is late

01:57:54 to the game now making the lucas drone which is our copy of the shahad and the geron so anybody

01:58:01 that's thinking oh marines in landing craft are like a technology that the iranians aren't going

01:58:09 to learn how to figure out they are dreaming yeah they are absolutely dream we're going to parachute

01:58:16 in and because there are paris american paratroopers the iranians don't stand a chance

01:58:22 i mean it's i don't understand it frankly yeah it's exactly and that's how much it's mad it's

01:58:28 madness but you know but we're getting much a lot of it is back and forth i'm just wondering

01:58:33 i'm just wondering what their course of action actually is at this point because the straight

01:58:37 of Hormuz is under the control of the Iranians of Iran they got it locked in they've got the toll 0.99

01:58:44 booth they got it what what can what can America do here because I mean ships what what it feels

01:58:53 like they have to do something and and they're panicking x is very good and you should follow

01:58:59 some and I'm sure you do follow some official and other unofficial Iranian accounts their psyops

01:59:05 and their propaganda is top caliber i don't know if you've seen like their their um ai uh computer

01:59:12 graphic i've seen a few lego the lego ones i didn't see the lego one but yeah yeah it's like

01:59:18 lego people like america versus iran right but they have their spokesman like within hours of

01:59:25 of levitt making a pronouncement their spokesman is is is insulting subtly insulting us saying like

01:59:33 we're fighting for the Epstein class. So they're very tuned into our culture. And we don't 0.96

01:59:39 understand their culture at all. The average American can't tell a Sunni desert Arab from 0.99

01:59:45 a Persian Shia. No idea. And this is an important point because thousands of Americans that fought

01:59:52 in the GWAT, the global war on terrorism, you know, starting way back in the 90s with like

01:59:58 Desert Storm, then 9-11 and Iraq and Afghanistan. They lump these guys as ragheads, low IQ, 0.99

02:00:07 marry their cousin, beat their wife in a burqa. They might be brave, but they're kind of dumb 1.00

02:00:14 and corrupt. The Persians are not like that. And I'm going to make another comparison. 1.00

02:00:22 In the 80s in the military, I went into a day trip into East Berlin and went shopping in East Berlin.

02:00:32 And, you know, long hair, SEAL team, long hair, not official, like right on a U.S. Army truck.

02:00:39 You just they were so desperate for Westmarks.

02:00:42 You had to trade East and Westmarks at one to one when it was really like 20 to one.

02:00:46 So it was like a cash thing for them. Right. Yeah.

02:00:48 But it's apparent that as effed up as communism is, like you look at communism in Cuba or communism in Nicaragua, communism almost anywhere.

02:00:59 If you have Germans and you force a communist matrix over the top of them, they're still Germans. 0.96

02:01:07 They're still really smart.

02:01:09 They still really know how to work together and get stuff done.

02:01:12 They organize.

02:01:14 They don't tolerate inefficiency.

02:01:15 Right.

02:01:16 Okay.

02:01:16 so in the 600s the persians are conquered mainly ideologically there are some battles but it's

02:01:23 mainly just like a slow subversion process like happening in england and everywhere because face

02:01:29 it islam is very tenacious that way they're still persians so right it's like it's like the east 1.00

02:01:37 germans under communism they're still germans exactly yep they're still smart efficient hard 0.70

02:01:43 working that's why i can't take that away from stasi was like communism stasi was a special thing

02:01:48 you know i mean they did it exceptionally so you can't compare iranians to like you know guys you

02:01:55 met in in kuwait or in afghanistan or iraq right it's a different breed and they're so even with 0.98

02:02:01 the overlay of of of islam shia islam and shia islam is martyrdom islam shia islam is no matter 0.51

02:02:09 what, you can't make us surrender. People that don't get that really are missing a super key

02:02:14 point. The split between Sunni and Shia, when the Saudis essentially said, we're going to

02:02:23 select the next leader of Islam by a council of elders having a vote,

02:02:29 Ali and the Shia said, no way. And they had battles and they were massacred. And it was like,

02:02:33 no way. It has to be a blood descent of Muhammad. And it's like, Matt, who cares? It's like, how 1.00

02:02:38 many angels on the head of a pen. It matters a lot because like this is on the 28th, Khamenei,

02:02:45 the elder, he didn't go into a bunker. His last act on this earth was to self-sacrifice to be an

02:02:53 example that no matter what, we don't surrender, we don't hide, we don't run away. So you can say,

02:03:00 Matt, most of the Iranians hate the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps. Hate them. Who cares? 1.00

02:03:06 I don't know if most Germans love the SS, right? It doesn't matter. If you have 20 or 30 percent of of Iran, which is 30 million people who are super motivated behind the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. 0.52

02:03:21 And remember, they've had 50 years of school teaching and inculcation of this to, you know, really dig it in. They're going to fight like the Japanese in World War Two in the Pacific.

02:03:34 The code of Bushido was not a martyrdom code, but it was like, if the emperor says fight to the death, you fight to the death.

02:03:43 If the emperor, after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, if the emperor says, that's it, the war is over, greet the Americans, they put their guns down and greeted the Americans.

02:03:53 Japan could have had a guerrilla war that went on forever.

02:03:56 However, if the emperor had said, I want every child to pick up a sharp bamboo stick and stab any American they see, they would have done it.

02:04:05 Okay? 0.95

02:04:05 Yeah.

02:04:06 That's the difference between Bushida and Shia Islam. 0.98

02:04:09 In Shia Islam, their whole life is the highest thing you can do is fight forever and don't surrender. 0.99

02:04:16 So Americans, everybody projects, not everybody, most people project. 0.65

02:04:21 people like i've heard smart people like you know pretty smart people on x it's like well you know

02:04:28 a few you know two more weeks of bombing and they're definitely going to surrender yeah right

02:04:33 that's because you would have surrendered you know yeah if the town next if the two towns next to you

02:04:39 were obliterated and your boss was shot and his boss was shot you'd surrender right yeah not the

02:04:45 iranians the iranians would say i don't care if i'm the last iranian if i'm in a cliff looking

02:04:52 at the strait of hormuz and my final order is no tanker shall pass then they're going to stay there 0.74

02:05:00 with that rocket until they're killed yeah and americans don't understand that totally fail to

02:05:06 understand very good point yeah no it's a very good point it's a different mentality and it's

02:05:10 different in terms also being under those conditions right of sanctions and pressure

02:05:15 and being bombed and having you know decades of like you know of hatred obviously being built up

02:05:21 against um those are bombing them those are going after this as we've seen as we have seen with for

02:05:27 example um russia uh in some ways north korea definitely iran um south africa back in the day

02:05:36 rhodesia slash zimbabwe back in the day when you have a country of very smart motivated people and 1.00

02:05:42 you put them under sanctions they work harder than ever to work around sanctions then they

02:05:47 start developing their own industry it's like oh yeah it used to be really cheap to buy remington

02:05:52 bullets from america well we can't buy bullets from america any anymore now that little south 1.00

02:05:59 african bullet company becomes a huge bullet company right yeah they didn't used to compete

02:06:03 with the american company was a tiny bullet company yeah you know making custom bullets

02:06:08 now it's like dude you're the only bullet company we have in rhodesia yeah make as many so sanctions

02:06:14 can actually work and against what you're thinking and in the case of iran iran unlike

02:06:21 the gulf countries the gulf states they per they produce 80 of their own food 90 of their own

02:06:28 drinking water you know yes it's much more self-sufficient exactly good point yeah if if

02:06:33 this if this goes you know tit for tat and they're just everybody's taking out power stations and

02:06:39 refineries and the entire persian gulf is laid waste and there's no more oil coming out so it

02:06:45 doesn't even matter if the strait of hormuz is closed or not because all the refineries are

02:06:50 wrecked yeah iran will be fine iran is still such great human territory yeah if if the world goes

02:06:57 into a population collapse and a hundred years of a dark age okay on the other side of it the

02:07:05 surviving persians in another century will have another great civilization yeah right they've got 0.99

02:07:11 everything there the minerals the timber you see these giant caves that are 100 feet wide with the

02:07:18 truck right the rocket trucks in them yes those are not dug with a pick and shovel nope they're

02:07:23 not i'm showing some of the footage here here's an example these are cities almost you know

02:07:27 underground cities missile bases huge right and and when you dig we're talking about bunker

02:07:34 busters that can go down 200 feet that means nothing yeah when you've got the rocky mountains

02:07:39 essentially you don't drill a hole down horizontally it's like that beautiful chart right

02:07:44 there you build your tunnel sideways into the mountain there's a thousand feet of granite over

02:07:49 nothing you can do bunker busters are like knocking off dandruff it's nothing i know

02:07:54 yep and think think about them think about them to not only be able to design these rockets and

02:08:00 mass produce them to bore these tunnels means they've mastered tunnel boring like the swiss

02:08:06 right yeah yeah exactly these machines that eat the mountain yep they did that

02:08:12 incredible underestimate them no and and i i still can't figure out did they under with all

02:08:19 their mossad you know spy operations and infiltrators in iran and like knowing where

02:08:24 everyone is at all times or whatever did they underestimate this aspect of it or or is this

02:08:29 where is there is the objective different here i think that they underestimated the perfidy

02:08:34 you know perfidy is a war crime it's um it means like treachery like ambushing people that are 0.62

02:08:41 coming in under the white flag to have a negotiation uh chopping heads off of ambassadors

02:08:46 in the movie braveheart there's a scene early on where the british say let's have a talk with 0.79

02:08:52 the scottish nobles then the british close off the place and hang them all yeah that's perfidy

02:08:57 gotcha and and until a few decades ago in the catholic church on good friday there was a prayer

02:09:04 for the jews you know like for the conversion of the jews and they were literally called the

02:09:09 perfidious jews that was take the perfidious jews like treacherous you know they'll they'll like you 1.00

02:09:16 know make a deal and then backstab you on the deal exactly perfect yep right so i think that

02:09:23 the iranians because people project right people want to project so we we laugh when when people

02:09:30 say well the former shah or the former uh uh supreme religious leader khamenei had put out

02:09:38 fatwa against building nuclear weapons from our point of view it's like oh come on that's just a 0.88

02:09:45 sham nobody would pay attention that's just to fool us because we come from a society of liars 0.89

02:09:51 and perfidious people right so when when they and they now they'll never believe us because we did

02:09:59 the sneak attack during negotiations tricks oh exactly the third third time now basically yeah

02:10:04 something like that so yeah we did it last june in recent memory and we did it this time yep on

02:10:10 friday see you monday right yeah saturday bombs yeah so so from their point of view it's like

02:10:19 wow could anybody really be that backstabbing and lying i guess so yeah they can yeah yeah and i'm

02:10:26 not saying that these guys are altar boys and that they don't you know plan attacks oh sure but we're

02:10:31 seeing this from a strategic point of view they have their own self-preservation what is what's

02:10:36 the reality on the on the ground here in terms of the sides that are fighting and they're and now

02:10:40 clearly not understanding never they will so trump is obviously just lying about negotiations

02:10:45 there are no talks there are no talks you know when they say talks it's like we sent 15 points

02:10:50 to some guy in pakistan yeah we sent a couple of notes with some egyptian delegates or something

02:10:55 right right but but now the iranians have us in a chokehold and it's the persian gulf because

02:11:04 we still can't get a warship in there forget about clearing mines okay yeah the the when you picture

02:11:11 the mines of a century ago that are buoyant hanging from it from a chain on the bottom

02:11:16 there's many different ones now right yeah right they're embedded they're down flush with the sand

02:11:22 yep and they can be laid years ago excuse me just sitting there sitting there in a dormant mood

02:11:31 if you look up on wikipedia is this a good graphic i have one here because i showed this

02:11:35 i saw this the other day the the moored mine the bottom mine uh limpet mine i'm not sure what that

02:11:42 is and then magnetically sticks onto the side of a ship gotcha okay yeah but the bottom mine

02:11:48 doesn't necessarily need to look like a piece of pipe laying there it can look like a hump of sand

02:11:53 right yeah okay so it's not going to pick up on sonar so if you look up on wikipedia

02:11:59 this is stuff that i i knew back from seal team days

02:12:03 captor like c-a-p-t-o-r captor torpedo is a torpedo in a canister that a submarine or other

02:12:13 vessel can lay out on the ship and it'll just sit there dormant okay it's it's it's just sitting

02:12:19 there listening for a coded you know like ultra low frequency digital message you know a digital

02:12:26 text coded message to say turn on and your instructions are to listen only for a soviet

02:12:34 ship and we've got them all recorded you know this is way back in the old days when it was all

02:12:39 magnetic reel tapes, we would unbelievable amount of effort to record the propeller sounds

02:12:47 of every ship going in and out of ports, right? To learn and study. And now with much better

02:12:54 digital technology and AI, you can have a mind sitting on the bottom of any, any narrow

02:13:00 strait where ships have to pass. And it can say, don't take out a tanker, it's got a

02:13:05 right only this signature right yeah the audio signature of these vessels yeah wait for one of

02:13:10 these u.s naval vessels to pass by yeah and and you know to think that the people that created

02:13:18 shot head drones and figured out how to mass produce ballistic missiles that are made low tech

02:13:24 to make them highly uh cost effective to mass produce so instead of being made out of like you 0.99

02:13:30 know unobtainium their ballistic missiles are made out of steel they can be mass produced

02:13:36 and the parts of all these things can be mass produced in and you know a dozen different mini

02:13:41 factories like they're during the german experience with uh making fighters when we

02:13:47 bombed their big fighter factories the the factories that hadn't been destroyed they took

02:13:53 all the machinery and distributed it okay yeah so this is like not a new idea to distribute the

02:13:58 manufacturing and it's done all underground in these tunnel cities built in granite mountains

02:14:04 so the idea that the iranians are waiting to like go out in a ship to lay mines so when we brag about

02:14:14 how we've destroyed their navy it's like you've got to roll your eyes yeah or we destroyed their

02:14:19 air force they had no air force they weren't trying to make an air force they had some planes

02:14:24 but not that much but but not to like go against the u.s air force no exactly no and again it's a

02:14:30 it's a low low cost war of attrition even even in the navy like you have they have small dinghies

02:14:36 you know like things like that with you know um and the drones that they have and stuff and they

02:14:41 can they can fight a low cost war for a long period of time and i think that's part of their

02:14:46 strategy right even even when i was when i was in the navy um i was in northern norway and in

02:14:54 giant fjords like ocean fjords where it's like the ocean narrowing into a v and eventually you're up

02:14:59 in narvic okay yeah arctic circle and the the norwegians they would take their old tanks take

02:15:08 the turret off an old tank and it would be like in a farmer's field kind of the swiss model so they

02:15:14 they make a cement basically tank hall, you know, in a,

02:15:19 in a hill somewhere with the turret and then camouflage it and the local

02:15:23 farmers, like their job is, and this is way old.

02:15:26 I'm sure it's all decommissioned. You know,

02:15:28 the local farmers would know how to run that old tank turret that's hidden up

02:15:32 in a, you know, side of a fjord in Norway in case the Russians are coming.

02:15:37 Right. But they also, and this I thought was really cool or I never saw this,

02:15:40 but I was told about them. So we're talking a half a century ago, at least. So it's not like

02:15:47 I'm letting out a state secret. They had torpedo rooms built into the fjord underwater, like along

02:15:54 the fjords. So somebody goes down an elevator and there's like the whole torpedo room with

02:16:00 an all across the fjord are microphones and pressure sensors that will let you know if

02:16:07 submarine is coming that you can then decide to shoot the submarine from your torpedo room in

02:16:13 the side of the fjord so anybody that doesn't think that iran has got this covered in every

02:16:19 direction right yeah yep i know so when i still see people on fox talking about karg island

02:16:27 i mean i i just don't know what to say i mean they're just

02:16:31 if they if they parachuted into karg island it's going to be like the alamo

02:16:36 it'll be a total disaster and i'm thinking they want it to be because there's two scenarios there

02:16:42 right either you have a humiliation and a failure then internationally and you could argue it already 0.94

02:16:49 kind of is right but as they keep posturing they have to do something right so they do a dumb move

02:16:53 like this i think it was i'm trying to pull it up here but someone wrote for a piece for um

02:16:58 oh gosh who was it again it was for um the free press right which is barry weiss's outlet and it

02:17:05 was an ex-israeli i forget what it was i'll find it here in just a moment there's so many links i

02:17:10 got here now but anyway he was talking about that like yeah you should yeah america you should do

02:17:14 they're humiliating you should totally go and take harg island you know kind of thing like do you

02:17:18 know what this will be such a failure such mass casualty depending how many troops you send or

02:17:23 you know what you said non-stop drones and they'll and like joe kent had a joe kent had a really

02:17:27 terrific um interview with daniel davis deep dive yesterday he said and i agree i was already

02:17:33 thinking this before joe kent said it they'll let them into the persian gulf like i can see for

02:17:39 example trump making a huge threat we're coming into the persian gulf and if you touch an american

02:17:44 warship we're going to totally annihilate you know every city in terror in iran and iran will just

02:17:50 say wow we're really scared the ships go in let off the marines and the mines are all activated

02:17:56 behind them right yeah see so when when you're doing an ambush like you know old you know patrol

02:18:02 in the jungle ambush and you've got your claymores and your machine guns all hiding in the bushes by

02:18:07 the trail you let the point man walk by you don't let off your claymore on the point man right that's

02:18:14 not the goal you want the point man to go by then like the first three or four guys follow him

02:18:20 then you wait for the column then you do the claymores yeah so so they'll let the marines 0.94

02:18:26 on to karg island it'll be like come on second wave right wow no resistance look at this

02:18:32 and then the trap is from that's what joe kent said and i agree completely yep uh israeli generals

02:18:39 are at at least at least as clueless as american generals unless the point is to okay so there's

02:18:45 two outcomes of something like that right the second is doubling down and going completely

02:18:49 nuts right if there is mass casualty on on the u.s uh side maybe nukes are on the table who knows

02:18:56 where this goes right or or you'll have basically well that's the point of a total humiliation and

02:19:01 and america and and the rest of the world including like china obviously who's you know been jockeying 0.58

02:19:06 to get taiwan for how many decades now like they realize now they know we can't even handle iran

02:19:11 that's just it exactly like it's down route of missiles it's down yeah out of miss out of ammo

02:19:15 out of missiles and it doesn't matter how many trillions you try to allocate to build up that's

02:19:20 going to take that's going to take you know two years three years maybe i gotta i gotta you know

02:19:26 show my little thing so iran is 10 times bigger than south vietnam right yep and we had 550 000

02:19:35 troops at the end in south vietnam but we started with 5 000 in dianang a port and it was just to

02:19:42 hold the port in the airfield so we may go into this space called chabahar which is practically

02:19:48 over on the pakistan border on the outside of the strait of hormuz because at least it won't be a

02:19:53 slaughter getting there maybe um and then we put in 5 000 so the analog to vietnam would be a year

02:20:00 later you have 150 000 and five years later you have 500 000 but we don't have 150 000 following

02:20:07 up okay it's not 1965 america with a draft and a huge army in korea and germany and boot camps

02:20:15 all over the place putting out tons of soldiers because we had a draft we don't have the troops

02:20:21 to turn chabahar danang into you know occupying part of iran we don't have the troops so if it's

02:20:28 a humiliation and our 10 000 elite troops are rocketed to pieces and we're watching videos of

02:20:36 of you know drones flying into american uh humvees and and bradley's and blowing everybody up yeah

02:20:43 then if we even have any armor there or chasing them into tunnels and blowing them up or the

02:20:49 americans think now that we've taken this island we're going to go into the tunnels that the

02:20:53 iranians made you don't think they're demoed you don't think they're ready to yeah so at that point

02:21:00 when we've got you know uh mega casualties out of this people will be saying oh how dare they

02:21:07 oh my god but we don't have the troops to occupy it the only thing we can do is drop a nuke yeah

02:21:13 that's it we'll have to nuke the coast of hormuz oh my gosh can you imagine the the disaster of

02:21:18 that here here you have let me play it yeah go ahead finish that point but but the the other

02:21:22 the other thing is this is not like venezuela or iraq this is like we're we're fighting underwater

02:21:31 with scuba tanks in a cave and our air is running out so you don't have unlimited time no you can't

02:21:37 say we're going to have this scuba fight in the cave until mark until june because our tank runs

02:21:43 out of air that's the world economy suffocating because the air which is the oil the energy is

02:21:49 running out so we don't we can't just say oh we thought four days we thought four weeks we'll

02:21:55 take four months in four months the world economy is in a great depression that's that's it exactly

02:22:00 yeah and and they know iran knows that obviously and they're playing on this they mentioned this

02:22:03 early on like we'll just do scorched earth we'll knock out all these energy facilities and if they

02:22:08 go scorched earth which can easily happen tit for tat yeah and all of the energy infrastructure gas

02:22:14 oil chemicals everything around the persian gulf is wrecked then it's truly post samson option

02:22:21 because it won't matter who who controls the strait of hormuz no no because there's nothing

02:22:26 coming out exactly and you're telling the whole world oh 20 of your energy you're never going to 0.98

02:22:32 have again oh my gosh these are lunatics you know i mean like total utter lunatics who started some 1.00

02:22:38 shit like this and they don't know how to finish it and they can't it's just totally incompetent 1.00

02:22:43 i use i always use this pyramid it's like the dollar bill pyramid with the eyeball on the top 1.00

02:22:48 you know the the mass down here i haven't got a clue what's going on they're mad because they're

02:22:53 paying four dollars for gas and then you've got people in this i'm a communist i'm you know as

02:22:58 you work up the at to the top i think you have really evil people that are of course approaching

02:23:04 what you would call the transhumanists like the superman we need to call the herd we you know the 0.81

02:23:09 the earth would be a lot better with half the population. And, you know, I don't think they

02:23:14 meet in a room to decide these things, but it seems to work in that direction. And this would

02:23:19 certainly do it because, you know, Africa and Asia will starve if the fertilizer doesn't arrive. 0.90

02:23:25 We're eating the 2025 harvest. Yeah. The 2026 harvest or the 2026 planting season is what we

02:23:33 eat in 2027. Yeah. If that doesn't go in, there's nothing to eat in 2027. That's it. Yep, exactly.

02:23:39 oof um yeah no exactly well these are these are realistic that's what i said and that's why

02:23:44 there was these signatures right i brought it up the other day that like even two weeks before

02:23:49 the actual iran latest version incarnation of the iran war started a bunch of tanker ships that

02:23:56 were denied on ports diverse ship captains out of ansterdam and stuff they said that they're

02:24:00 sending us to this port and then to another that won't allow us to offload our cargo we're not

02:24:05 allowed to sell it like what's going on here right so you realize on the back burner you just because

02:24:10 trump has been in for a while you you realize that we're definitely going into it we're going

02:24:15 into a war like michael yan says everything is about everything every conflict is about roots

02:24:22 and resources so roots is is the you know the choke points panama canal red sea uh you know

02:24:30 malacca straits control them and the resources so at a really big uh way out in space high level

02:24:40 there's two paradigms that have been competing like for a century and they're both from a

02:24:45 century ago one is admiral mahan who who wrote about uh sea power and control of the roots of

02:24:52 and choke points that was the american admiral so if the british navy then the american navy if we

02:24:58 can control all the flow of the sea roots then we'll be the dominant power and the state department's

02:25:04 big goal post-world war ii was never let china and russia ever form an alliance that's the that's

02:25:10 this guy named named uh mckinder who in the early 20th century world island yeah if if there's if

02:25:18 eurasia ever becomes a cohesive alliance they won't need sea roots that's right they'll have

02:25:24 everything and that's basically what happened with the ukraine debacle war right they literally

02:25:28 drove russia into the hands of the chinese and like yeah that's yeah that's the big name brzezinski 0.80

02:25:33 and the the great chess match or whatever his book was about that the ukraine is the key to

02:25:38 eurasia and eurasia is the key to the world yep but yeah we're we're now we're now seeing this

02:25:44 play out and since the british invented you know square riggers with cannons basically western

02:25:51 nations have been able to like roll up to hawaii and put cannons at natives and say you know give 0.99

02:25:57 give us the chicks and the coconuts or we blow your village to shit, right? 1.00

02:26:01 We did that in Japan. We did that in China. We've done that everywhere, right? 1.00

02:26:04 We roll up with warships and say, you know, deal with us or we'll just blow you up.

02:26:10 And that paradigm in the last 10 years with the drone shift is gone.

02:26:17 Now, neither Russia nor Ukraine can put a blitzkrieg together. 0.88

02:26:22 The Ukrainians went into Kursk like a year and a half ago.

02:26:26 a total all those men wasted lost all those brother brother war all those men going into

02:26:33 the cursed salient dead so us sending our best and brightest you know young young 20 year old

02:26:41 soldiers to iran it'll be a curse they'll they might get landed and then they'll be destroyed

02:26:48 yeah definitely and i'm starting to think that's the that's the plan right even yeah uh the

02:26:52 dissident who joins us here guest hosting he said he was at a gym and there was an army recruiter

02:26:58 there uh and you know he he obviously he's he's oh i think they raced the as i showed the ben

02:27:04 shapiro tweet there earlier 42 i think they raced the age to uh restriction right uh to try to get

02:27:09 more people in there is this the one i forget which one it was anyway um and it was like i can

02:27:14 probably get you an uh an age waiver or whatever they call it right like they're sure they're doing

02:27:19 remember what they did in ukraine there now they're like 60 year olds they're recruiting now

02:27:23 like 14 year olds and 60 year olds you know in ukraine when they put them on it give them a few

02:27:27 days of training and put them on a truck and they get blown up before they ever see a russian 0.99

02:27:31 and they'll never see a russian yeah the equivalent in the united states is and it's not just the 42

02:27:38 year olds let's say it was 35 before a large percentage of our american military are you know

02:27:45 the Shaniquas who are basically, you know, paid to be pregnant, mom in uniform. 0.99

02:27:52 Yep.

02:27:53 So when they're on the Gerald Ford and it's extended, you know, to 10 months,

02:27:59 they're not looking at it like a World War II guy, you know,

02:28:02 post Pearl Harbor fighting to Japan across the Pacific.

02:28:06 You know, I'll be on this ship for two years.

02:28:08 It's okay.

02:28:10 Get a beer every few months.

02:28:11 So at a beach party, you know, that's it.

02:28:14 american ships are dry um now these people that are barely motivated enough to get on the ship to

02:28:22 go to sea those are the ones that were stuffing t-shirts and mops into the toilets on the gerald 0.72

02:28:28 fort right yeah and and we still don't know what the story is what happened on the gerald fort

02:28:33 well they caught it wasn't there a fire they said and someone even said i think it was iranians i

02:28:38 said like yeah we hit it with something and it was it's now limping back to cyprus i've seen a

02:28:43 picture of like a small missile strike on the back of the uh aircraft carrier high up yeah but

02:28:49 you know it's so also censored like news out of television it's very censored yeah and casualties

02:28:55 are very censored the lincoln is the one carrier we have that's in the uh you know a rape whatever

02:29:02 the gulf of oman it's a thousand miles from iran it it means that that to get an aircraft off the

02:29:09 aircraft carrier and drop a bomb on iran because even when you cross the border of iran right 0.62

02:29:14 you've still got another 500 kilometers to go or 800 kilometers to your target so they have to

02:29:20 refuel coming and going which means their sortie rate is very low the wear on the hair on the

02:29:25 aircraft is enormous and their their you know return trip sortie rate is extremely slow so

02:29:30 we've only got one the nimitz which is the first nuclear battle the first nimitz class right it's 0.54

02:29:37 like there was a movie about uh the nimitz was uh in the movie with uh going through the time warp

02:29:43 and fighting the japanese zeros you know it's like what oh the philadelphia experiments the

02:29:48 philadelphia no it's kirk kirk douglas is like an admiral on the nimitz right when it's oh okay

02:29:53 okay i see yeah okay and we went through and you know the the orb and okay now we're like anyway

02:29:59 that aircraft carrier was due to be scrapped and they've taken it from being going to norfolk to

02:30:06 be scrapped to like let's do another mission so you you know you can imagine that ship is really

02:30:11 on its last legs and they're sending it out they might want to take it down intentionally they might

02:30:15 want to take it take that down intentionally to motivate right of why i mean false let's just

02:30:20 mention that matt that the the idea that they're like they're either on american soil or on a

02:30:24 military asset american military asset or like a big ship or something going down in some type of

02:30:29 false flag scenario is highly likely at this point you know worse than going down there's something

02:30:35 worse than going down which which um uh i know i know about what they call a sink x sink exercise

02:30:43 where they'll take an old ship and they'll close all the watertight doors and just use it for a

02:30:47 target for torpedoes and missiles and yeah they'll start with like shelling it you know everybody

02:30:51 gets to practice their guns on a real target it takes an unbelievable amount of ordinance to sink

02:30:57 a ship when all of its watertight doors are closed because it's like a honeycomb of compartments

02:31:01 So an aircraft carrier is very hard to sink. But if you get it on fire, there was an aircraft carrier during the Vietnam era called the Forestall. And a rocket went off on the deck and hit another airplane on the deck. Massive fire. Ship was almost lost. It was called the Forestfire on the Forestall. That ship became known as the Forestfire after that.

02:31:24 you can have just a hell on earth for like days of fighting a fire on an

02:31:29 aircraft carrier. Yeah.

02:31:31 So that fire on the Ford that they said 600 people lost their beds and they

02:31:35 fought it for like a day. That's no joke.

02:31:39 You know, they call an aircraft carrier.

02:31:42 It's like a hundred thousand tons of jet fuel and explosives. Yeah. Right.

02:31:47 Yeah. You know, just waiting for something to get to a bad spot of it.

02:31:51 But. America is not ready to see what will happen like in the Falklands War, a couple of British ships were hit.

02:32:00 Some were sunk. The Belgrano, an old World War Two battleship that was sold to Argentina, was sunk by torpedoes when everybody went down.

02:32:10 But some of the British ships that were like on fire, hit with bombs and on fire, people are burned.

02:32:16 so you've got like a third of the crew is killed a third of the crew is trying to keep the ship

02:32:20 afloat and save people and a third of the crew is like variously burned wounded exploded it's

02:32:27 really nasty yeah and the people that have joined the navy i don't think they signed up thinking

02:32:32 that that might happen right yeah yeah so the idea of rushing through the strait of hormuz

02:32:37 has got to be keeping people really you know thinking about whether that's a wise move or not

02:32:44 And if we can't, then Iran owns the Persian Gulf. 0.95

02:32:48 Well, that's just it.

02:32:49 I mean, they've issued counter demands now.

02:32:51 They were like, no, we don't even want to cease fire.

02:32:53 We're ready.

02:32:54 Let me play these two clips.

02:32:55 Here's the foreign minister.

02:32:56 And I get it.

02:32:56 It's wartime.

02:32:57 They got to kind of play tough, whatever.

02:32:59 But I think they got a point.

02:33:00 I don't think this is just posturing from Iran's point of view.

02:33:03 No, it's not posturing.

02:33:03 Listen to this here.

02:33:04 Boots on the ground in Iran.

02:33:06 Are you afraid of a U.S. invasion in your country?

02:33:10 No, we are waiting for them.

02:33:11 you you are waiting for the u.s military to invade the ground troops

02:33:17 yes because we are confident that we can confront them and that would be a big disaster for them

02:33:24 i think he's right oh absolutely you're saying that what iran is yeah go ahead they had an

02:33:31 eight-year war that we and there was a period when america and russia were both on the side

02:33:36 of iraq it's so funny because like somalia and ethiopia literally switched sides at the end of

02:33:41 cold war like who was sponsoring who there was supposedly a battle in in the corner of africa

02:33:48 between somalia and ethiopia where where uh americans in a soviet tank were fighting against

02:33:57 like uh germans in a in a uh a leopard tank you know that because the sides had just switched

02:34:05 so foreign you know black water mercenary types come in and it's like we want to see how the soviet

02:34:11 tank works we want to see how the german tank works and so you had like these crazy situations

02:34:17 so so in 1980 america and russia were both against this new islamic regime and 1979 was

02:34:27 just a chaos year the military is like taking off their uniform shah's military right they're afraid 0.94

02:34:33 of being purged so they're like just going low-key there's basically a power void in terms of like a

02:34:39 formal military. And that's when Saddam Hussein attacks with like, you know, more than 100,000

02:34:44 troops across the border, tanks, everything, artillery, poison gas that we supplied, the 0.98

02:34:51 precursors for sarin gas. And the goal was this real key terrain where the split is between Iran

02:34:59 and Iraq, the Shah al-Arab waterway, Karg Islands, a little bit down there. If you can take that,

02:35:05 Yeah, it's the greatest sink exit. If you can take that strip, that 10% of Iran, you've got their crown jewels, their gas fields, oil fields, all the oil infrastructure. The Iranians had really no military in spring of 1980. They're like figuring stuff out on the fly. 0.97

02:35:21 right and they did literally human wave attacks including children and and we would say that like

02:35:30 oh my god how could you do that it would be better just surrender the iranians didn't surrender they 1.00

02:35:36 literally used non-soldiers because they knew that mines had been laid they used non-soldiers who

02:35:44 weren't like forced at gunpoint it's like go out ahead until you meet iraqis and then the soldiers

02:35:51 with guns will follow you and they don't say like that's child abuse they look at it as no matter

02:35:57 what we don't surrender right eight years poison gas 500 scud missiles fired into tehran just

02:36:06 randomly dropping into tehran for like a five-month period called the war of the cities

02:36:12 and that did not make the iranians surrender it made them fight harder well and you mentioned

02:36:19 that too right about how sanctions make you then more of a clay it's a way to um to harden up your

02:36:26 enemy right like imagine that like you create a harder times for your enemy they become harder

02:36:30 they become harder to defeat you know imagine that we get come we're comfortable and lazy as

02:36:36 you said like what are we what are we even fighting for and then you look at the state

02:36:39 of our countries too right like as you said with the something you see when you something you see

02:36:43 when you travel and you see like there's a war of zone in some country or so tehran is a city of

02:36:48 more than 10 million it's huge it's you know spreads out like chicago or new york so when

02:36:54 you see a close-up video of like a two-block area where hang on one second one second mechanized

02:36:59 doom sent ten dollars literally as i'm listening several cargo planes and f-35s are flying out of

02:37:06 the federal airfield one mile from my place there you go see yeah a lot of troops leaving anyway so

02:37:10 thank you for the don't know back to back to your point there matt sorry so when it's kind of like

02:37:15 when you see like if the friendly media wants to make a crowd look big and there's only 100 people

02:37:20 the camera will zoom into that angle so it looks like well the rock that 100 people are occupying

02:37:24 the whole street or they can pull the camera way back and it'll look like an empty park with a

02:37:28 small little group right so if the camera whether it's in tel aviv or tehran it's showing like three

02:37:34 blocks of devastation where a huge bomb just hit but five blocks away it's like completely normal

02:37:40 life right yeah for 50 blocks around it's completely normal life yep but all the people

02:37:45 in that they either know somebody that was killed or injured or lost their house or they hear about

02:37:51 somebody that did and their attitude is you mfers yeah of course we will never surrender

02:37:58 that's right even the people that didn't like the mullahs they're like you just blew up my 0.99

02:38:04 mother's apartment yeah you're just you you're literally just encouraged them to go join the

02:38:09 you know irgc or something and not even see it as the irgc anymore they'll just see it as we're

02:38:15 defending iran exactly correct yep correct and they well again isn't this what they said matt

02:38:20 they they believe that the iranian p that you know the reza palavi fans or something we're going to

02:38:25 just rise up and overthrow the you know the khamenees or something like no of course not 1.00

02:38:30 this isn't happening it's you always you always see that you always see whether it's soviet uh

02:38:36 defect you know defectors or cubans or iranians our media will go to like los angeles to show

02:38:44 people like you know cheering for the war that are iranians yeah yeah they're the people that 1.00

02:38:49 left iran and think that they'll be able to go back after we win the war right but they are not

02:38:55 representative of feeling in iran where you know you just blew up random blocks of tehran yeah

02:39:00 exactly and then that thing with the oil refinery where you rain down black rain on the city for

02:39:06 like a whole night saw that and people are breathing that and going to be coughing forever

02:39:11 they're not going to surrender they were we they were poison gassed they had no army in 1980

02:39:18 yeah the army was in disarray they didn't know what they were doing in terms of that's why they

02:39:23 have the iranian revolutionary guard corps compared to the regular army because in 1979 and 80 the

02:39:29 Shah's army disbanded. It's like, we're out of the barracks, no uniform, I'm burning it, right? 0.97

02:39:34 I don't want to be lynched. So 1980, they're invaded. It's like, holy cow, how do we stop

02:39:41 a real army, the Saddam Hussein, America's ally, from taking over our crown jewels? Should we just 0.94

02:39:48 surrender, make a deal? No. It's like, we'll put schoolchildren on buses and send them to the front

02:39:54 and they'll clear mines with their feet. They got a key to heaven, like a plastic key, a key to

02:39:59 paradise they knew what they were doing yeah that's how deep this inculcation is they're going

02:40:05 to be like the japanese in the pacific and and if if if all communications are lost and we saw this

02:40:12 in the early days when they said oh it's a decapitation strike how can they still be firing

02:40:16 missiles they have standing orders each commander it's it's it's um so it's decentralized so each

02:40:23 commander has authority to do things and their final mission will be if you know you hear that

02:40:29 tehran is nuked and all communication is lost stay in that cave and never let a ship pass through 0.98

02:40:36 that strait of hormones they'll do it forever yep oh yeah definitely nine ninety million people 1.00

02:40:41 90 million people this is not iraq or anything like that anyway that was a debacle debacle

02:40:45 smart people yes and it's such a shame because and it's not only iran but you know islam is a 1.00

02:40:52 very uh negative influence on people in many respects not at all but in many respects it

02:40:58 holds cultures down but it can't keep the persians from still being like type a ingenious clever 1.00

02:41:05 hard-working people with all the natural resources right in place even with islam overlaid but you 1.00

02:41:12 you think you know you do mental experiments like what if you switch the mexican population for 0.99

02:41:17 japanese you know right yeah take 50 million mexicans and replace them with 50 million japanese 0.99

02:41:23 yeah totally different you know what would happen mexico would look like yeah high rises everywhere

02:41:29 and i trust yep but the same thing with persia if persia had a different you know not this religion

02:41:38 that's you know on top of it since 1979 in a lot of ways but you even it's like the east germany

02:41:45 with the communists you can't keep the germans down i don't care if you put islam on top of 0.99

02:41:51 germans or you put you know uh uh communism on top of germans yeah they're still going to be 0.85

02:41:56 hard-working organized type a yeah yeah detail oriented yeah yeah no exactly you're absolutely

02:42:04 right in that sense yeah it can be a slight inhibitor or boost depending on what like ideology

02:42:09 or even theocracy you put on top of it but ultimately it's down to the stock of the people

02:42:13 that's what that's what matters at the end of the day that has been like a sweet spot it was never

02:42:19 like north america where you know the english and germans get to the east coast of america and

02:42:24 they've got this whole fantastic continent to spread across so persia is more self-contained 0.90

02:42:29 but it has everything in it yeah they they can trade with the world like oh you've got some

02:42:35 some uh you know precious precious gems or something we don't have fine we'll trade for it

02:42:42 But we don't feel a need to go on a conquest because we've got everything right here.

02:42:47 Yeah, yeah.

02:42:48 If you're in the Rocky Mountains and you've got all the food and water and, you know, it's like, we'll just stay here.

02:42:56 We're good.

02:42:57 And it's desert over there.

02:42:59 We don't need the desert.

02:43:01 No, exactly.

02:43:01 Iran announces mobilizing one million fighters to repel potential U.S. ground invasion.

02:43:07 Right.

02:43:07 I'm showing some of these headlines.

02:43:08 Iran might be far more prepared for a ground invasion than Trump thinks

02:43:14 Trump weighs deploying up to 10,000 more troops to Middle East during war with Iran

02:43:20 But what do you do now?

02:43:22 If the counter proposal from Iran was like

02:43:25 You've got to give us sovereignty over the straits, no more attacks

02:43:27 All the military installations leave the area

02:43:31 I don't think America and Zog and Israel will settle for that 1.00

02:43:35 And this is not a poker game

02:43:37 this is not a poker game where each side can wait each other out like you know i don't have to go to

02:43:42 work tomorrow right i can stay till 4 a.m i'll stay passed on i'm gonna play poker you're gonna

02:43:48 fall asleep on the table before i fall asleep right yeah i'm never quitting this poker game

02:43:52 we're not like that we're like a guy with a with a scuba bottle and we're looking at the gauge

02:43:58 you know i know the other guy he doesn't have a scuba bottle yeah he's breathing fresh air and 0.98

02:44:02 he's going boy isn't this great this fresh air and the americans are like crap i'm kidding you

02:44:08 every hour that goes by the strait of hormuz every week the the entire world economy is ratcheting 0.97

02:44:16 down into a depression and from australia to japan vietnam they're all calling rubio and say

02:44:21 you gotta solve this yeah i know yep and they get makes them desperate you know i mean that's what

02:44:27 Trump is calling for Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords as Iran war transforms.

02:44:34 Yeah, I've seen this sellout.

02:44:35 That's going to sell out.

02:44:36 Like a guy in the Saudi kafiyah that's like at the UN saying,

02:44:41 we must preserve Israel.

02:44:43 They're the only great Jewish country.

02:44:45 It's like, what did they pay that dude?

02:44:46 He must have to go into hiding as soon as he walks out of that room.

02:44:50 They Epstein, the guy.

02:44:51 We're saying that.

02:44:52 They did something with him.

02:44:52 Yeah, it's nuts.

02:44:55 it is totally this is our this is this our um you know collapse of the bronze age i've read a lot

02:45:02 about that right the intricate kind of trading system and like that it can be we're at that

02:45:06 we're at potentially at that moment right i mean because we don't have any backups i mean people

02:45:11 talk about peak oil being an issue just like peak heat but that's what happened it was like with

02:45:15 with you join israel you lose you lose with jews you lose you know what i was gonna say 0.87

02:45:20 just going back to catholic doctrine you know the perfidious jew i mean yeah sorry yeah no don't say 1.00

02:45:26 sorry this is totally that reputation this is what happens when you when you when you're led along

02:45:31 your nose and dragged along in this kind of way and in some cases sure it might even be willing

02:45:34 might be i there might be they're ideologically aligned they believe in the end times you have

02:45:39 all of this weaved into too by the way all the evangelicals like pete hegseth has has um yeshua

02:45:47 tattooed on his arm in hebrew yeah i know yep in hebrew yep but but jesus didn't speak hebrew

02:45:54 jesus spoke aramaic it was a separate alphabet i know i know yeah so pete didn't put it in aramaic

02:46:00 he put it in the language of the people that you know took him up the hill with the with the uh

02:46:05 wood right so we're not only at the end of this paradigm of sea power mahan and the choke points

02:46:11 which has you know britain through america whoever's got the big fleet gets to make the

02:46:16 rules yeah that's over it's you could see it beginning to be over 111 years ago at gallipoli

02:46:23 because the british and french are just reading a little bit about that yeah yeah we're gonna

02:46:27 bust through the dardanelles and support russia against the germans yep didn't work didn't work

02:46:33 and that was like wow you know just because you have battleships these turks with guns can and

02:46:37 minds can take you out so it's been a slow evolution but now it's all sudden sea power is

02:46:44 done the the houthis a nobody group like the houthis can run american warships out of the

02:46:51 red sea it's it's insane we run out of rockets it's like okay we we're shooting two million

02:46:57 dollar rockets to knock down thirty thousand dollar drones yep then their ship runs out of 0.99

02:47:02 rockets and they don't run out of drones yep super high tech you know and super advanced

02:47:08 things are just like it's not that they don't stand a chance but they're vulnerable it's a

02:47:13 the whole game plan is is where the game uh the the war as as how it's being unfolding

02:47:19 has changed and of course the ukraine russia war you know really launched that to the mass

02:47:25 consciousness in terms of the importance of drones and how you know how you take out like

02:47:28 big expensive tanks the russians the russians have very effectively adapted both sides have

02:47:34 adapted no they have now they have but that's after years of warfare you know yeah but you

02:47:39 just can't like have 10 tanks drive across a field that's gone and that's and so the idea

02:47:45 that we're going to send warships through the strait of hormuz is like in ukraine sending 100

02:47:50 tanks charging towards kiev yeah they will not make it a mile yeah so i hope that our people

02:47:56 have figured this out when they talk about karg island it's 500 miles past the strait of hormuz

02:48:03 because you can't fly over iran you got to make a big curve around it yeah so how are they going

02:48:09 to get to karg island people are talking like well the triple e and the box are amphibious ready

02:48:13 groups they're just going to steam up to karg island no what are they smoking doesn't working

02:48:18 that way it doesn't work that way that's the past that's over and if we go into a war that's now

02:48:25 going to be an energy war because the shooting war of tank versus tank or ship versus ship

02:48:30 is pretty much over because even the Houthis can control a seaway like the Red Sea. That means 0.97

02:48:37 the next front, the next theater in this is just going to be pure energy war. It'll be,

02:48:45 oh, Saudi Arabia, you're still exporting to the Red Sea across that pipeline. Nice pipeline you

02:48:51 had there boom yep and then and then it'll be oh that texas and and and uh louisiana you're making

02:48:58 out literally like bandits selling natural liquefied natural gas to those starving world

02:49:05 at at you know piracy rates yeah you're getting rich off the misery of the world yeah since all

02:49:12 so you've got this five billion dollar uh liquefaction plant in texas that took a decade to

02:49:19 build, right? And who's working there? Mohammed from Morocco. Exactly. You can't say Mohammed 0.98

02:49:28 can't work there. No, exactly. That's right. And when you go to work for a chemical plant or a

02:49:34 refinery or a nuclear plant, you know, you've passed a test. You're a pretty smart guy even

02:49:39 to like be on the janitorial staff. You're not a dummy, right? But you're going to get a badge

02:49:44 in a uniform, a pass, the first week that you're there is class and in service. And most of that

02:49:53 class is walking around being taught at the chemical plant, never touch this. If you see

02:49:58 this red valve, don't touch it. If the red arrow is pointing this way, call your supervisor

02:50:03 immediately. Or as they say, if you see me running, you better catch up. So the guys that

02:50:09 work there are trained all the danger spots of the refinery like oh my god if two of these tanks

02:50:16 ever broke at the same time then nothing could stop the fire right because we've got like a

02:50:22 little berm around each tank that can if one tank is exploded and bursts it can contain the fuel or

02:50:29 the chemical from that one tank but what if four tanks go at the same time well pray it never

02:50:35 happens you know this is going back to seal team we were taught this stuff it's like so we're going

02:50:41 to put charges on four tanks you know on the uphill side with uh an explosive breaching charge

02:50:47 then a thermite charge to light the vapors that are coming off as the fuels coming out so the guys

02:50:54 that are working at the plant are the ones that know how to demo it and if and if they perceive

02:51:00 that that we're just abusing their muslim world and profiting off it the same infrastructure 1.00

02:51:09 like in leningrad the ukrainians droned a big fuel facility in leningrad that was more than

02:51:16 a thousand kilometers from ukraine and they flew over nato baltic states to get there yeah yep so

02:51:23 we're getting real close to an energy war and i wouldn't be surprised to see lng tankers being

02:51:29 exploded if it's in report it'll be really bad because it's like a i mean i know that we're

02:51:35 dealing with people who one are malicious in every way and they don't care about this and maybe even

02:51:40 as i said end times destruction whatever there it's part of the mentality and the makeup here

02:51:45 but like how you know how they could talk about like national security and stuff like that but

02:51:50 still just like has has any serious level any official in in the u.s or even the european

02:51:56 countries which are very much in the same situation talked about like well migration from like you

02:52:02 bomb these countries and then you invite them in right bomb the world invite the world as they say 1.00

02:52:06 having that as a strategy for decades now you have these people potential enemy combatants in your 0.62

02:52:11 country this is why they rounded up the japanese it's just a question of more of them coming but

02:52:15 they're already in yeah so of course they will be also so you yeah when when you have multiple a

02:52:20 multi-vector threat a multi-dimensional multi-role player game you know that coming across from the

02:52:26 Darien Gap up all the way to Mexico the Chinese that came in are like squared away matching packs 1.00

02:52:32 you know they're obviously military you know they're not like looking for help from an NGO

02:52:37 they've got like a you know a luxury uh bus that comes up and they get right on it and go no god

02:52:43 knows where yeah so so they're like the guys that are like building the drone factory in the in the

02:52:48 you know somewhere in Idaho well exactly yep yep they have their facilities set up and the and

02:52:54 and they're probably sponsored by the u.s government they're getting some diversity grant

02:52:57 or something it's a it's a leering center for them and so you don't know because also guys from

02:53:01 hezbollah came in and other guys came in so it's so easy to do a false flag when you have a lot of 0.98

02:53:06 enemies yes it's like the um agatha christie uh uh you know everybody on the train has a motive

02:53:12 to kill the guy yeah right he had so many enemies how do you start to find out who did it so it's

02:53:18 very easy to like blow something up china can blow it up and blame it on iran or you know 0.96

02:53:24 absolutely yep or israel exactly and just and blame it yep yeah i mean we had that uh there

02:53:30 was a i mean no one knows again there's investigations with port arthur right you

02:53:35 had an explosion uh and again interesting things with this right like many people have talked about

02:53:40 the fertilizer industry and their inhibitor here as well as part of the closure of the

02:53:45 right of Hormuz and you know one of the biggest plants in Australia coincidentally had just been

02:53:51 halted because of also some you know I maybe it was just maybe it's a coincidence right but it's

02:53:57 always this it always comes back to back a number of them like a catastrophic setup in terms of like

02:54:03 shortages and restrictions coming in and things like this yeah and at the same time and at the

02:54:08 same time in all of our governments from you know Europe Ireland Australia it doesn't matter

02:54:14 It seems like the government is stacking everything against family farms, small old farms.

02:54:19 They want everything to be a Monsanto agribusiness relying on the GMO seeds and 10,000 acre soybean fields.

02:54:30 So when these things go bust because the chemicals don't come, the seeds don't come, the fertilizer doesn't come, there is no pad.

02:54:38 There's no backstop.

02:54:39 You know, in the Bible, they used to say, like, what, you have seven years of grain stored up?

02:54:44 That's because they knew sometimes there's a six-year drought, and you better have seven years.

02:54:50 That wasn't like, you know, from nowhere that they came up with things like that.

02:54:54 And when we have now, for the sake of so-called efficiency, just-in-time inventory, now the world economy is just on time.

02:55:04 every you know twice a week a fuel truck a fuel tanker comes into vietnam and they've got like

02:55:10 if two miss in a row they're like automatically out of fuel exactly that's it state of emergency

02:55:16 fuel rations everything you see you know lockdown basically yeah it's amazing right away we're

02:55:21 right again that's why the cusp of that the bronze age collapse right very advanced machine high tech 0.72

02:55:26 machine that all you know this gas is exported from here to do semiconductors over there and

02:55:31 It's this incredibly complex, right, trading system and stuff.

02:55:36 And one or two things in that.

02:55:38 They had tin mines as far as like Cornwall, England.

02:55:44 Yeah.

02:55:44 Right.

02:55:45 We're talking B.C., like 1,000 B.C.

02:55:48 Venetian traders are going to Cornwall where they're like hard rock deep mining for tin.

02:55:53 Tin, yeah, exactly.

02:55:54 Because tin was required for bronze.

02:55:56 Yep.

02:55:56 So tin was a super great strategic metal.

02:55:59 you had lots of copper but not so much tin but you don't need a lot of tin yeah you need some

02:56:03 tin because a bronze spear beats a copper you know spear every time yeah you know so they had

02:56:11 that trade but then you develop a specialization where like you know all of the olives are coming

02:56:17 from this island and all of the this grain is coming from that on when the trade breaks down

02:56:23 and no ships are going for a decade you know you have a population collapse yeah i know we could

02:56:30 have something like that or even worse because we're more dependent exactly because at least

02:56:35 back then they knew how to start a fire if something happened what is the state of most

02:56:39 people today exactly their own food at least in in their area look two things happened in europe

02:56:45 at the same time in the early 1600s one was the um 30 years war you know but largely between the uh

02:56:54 you know lutherans and the catholics but lots of lots of switching sides and backstabbing

02:57:00 um fantastic movie i always recommend the last valley with omar sharif and mike and uh michael

02:57:06 kane about the 30 years war phenomenal movie give us a title again what was the title the last valley

02:57:13 Last Valley. Okay, I'll check it out.

02:57:14 It's like a platoon of warlord mercenary soldiers in the Thirty Years' War, led by Michael Caine with a spiked helmet and leather and metal armor.

02:57:26 Anyway, they had some muskets and crossbows, that era.

02:57:30 But at the same time, Cromwell was coming up with the idea of a standing army and, you know, something other than the king runs everything.

02:57:40 so they cromwell uh before cromwell archers required like a huge amount of training on

02:57:47 the longbow you had to like train all the time to be strong enough to do the longbow so when

02:57:52 they technologically figured out uh the crossbow then you could just like have anybody do it

02:57:57 load a crossbow fire it any any moron conscript so they they sent the conscript uh standing army 0.78

02:58:04 over to ireland and took over ireland and without gas chambers uh you know without killing fields 0.99

02:58:12 like a third of the irish population is killed in like one in 20 years because you're just 1.00

02:58:17 disturbing the planting season yeah these are people that grow all their own food they've never

02:58:21 been a mile from their house yeah all the everything they need is right there yeah but if

02:58:26 you if you they got thatched roof houses all over europe you throw a torch up on there it burns now

02:58:32 it's winter and they freeze to death they're in the woods in rain you know getting sick they

02:58:38 haven't planted for two years they starve then they get the disease from being so weak michael

02:58:44 yan calls that panfall war pandemic famine war and it's like the the horsemen of the apocalypse

02:58:50 number four is death so they always ride together for a reason because they reinforce each other

02:58:56 but but um uh yeah a third of the irish are wiped out just by being pushed off their land and not

02:59:03 planting so that's people that grew their own food we don't even grow our own food our food

02:59:09 comes from a thousand miles away yep most countries elected they did world trade organization has set

02:59:15 this up as a very intricate complicated trading system you buy corn from them and you buy you

02:59:19 know oats from them and you you know seed oils over here whatever the hell it is and it's like

02:59:24 highly complex and again one disturbance of this it's probably the worst the worst example on in

02:59:29 the planet is probably the gulf states like dubai and bahrain where 90 of the water is is desalinated

02:59:37 which means electricity yep okay so you need a desal plant and a ton of electricity to have

02:59:42 humans live in an air-conditioned bubble in the desert so if this war plays out across the persian

02:59:48 Gulf and, you know, the, the electrical plants along the, the, in the Gulf, in the GC, uh, the

02:59:55 Gulf States and Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, if they're destroyed, the people won't be able to

03:00:00 live there physically. Can you imagine the refugee waves, the migration waves, but they, they may not 1.00

03:00:05 even, they might not even make it that far, I guess, in a way, right? Because there won't be

03:00:09 enough airplanes to fly them out. Right. Yep. And the airplanes may be, you know, the airport may

03:00:14 be still taking fire in the two weeks that they're dying of thirst across the side on the

03:00:20 persian gulf side if you drop 10 nukes on persia in 100 years it'll be persia again right you know 0.99

03:00:28 10 years after hiroshima and nagasaki japan was back up and running yeah because they're the

03:00:34 japanese right correct the germans and the japanese after world war ii did not wait for

03:00:41 an external ngo to come in and shower them with pity correct in in germany and in japan straight

03:00:48 to work women women were picking up bricks from destroyed buildings with their bare hands women 0.99

03:00:54 housewives and stacking them in in wheelbarrows with from rubble eyes in germany and japan why 0.56

03:01:03 because they're germans and japanese yeah yep and and the iranians are that level of people

03:01:08 that the entire Persian Gulf is desolated.

03:01:12 In 100 years, the Persians will be back. 1.00

03:01:14 Yeah, yeah.

03:01:15 Because it's their human cultural experience, the terrain.

03:01:21 They will not ever be defeated in that way,

03:01:23 even if we nuke Tehran. 0.74

03:01:25 Yeah.

03:01:26 And some Persians would say,

03:01:28 you'll do us a favor if you nuke Tehran. 0.99

03:01:31 It's like when people joke about,

03:01:33 yeah, please nuke New York City.

03:01:34 Right, exactly.

03:01:36 LA and New York, let's do it.

03:01:38 A lot of Iranians would say, oh, if you've got to drop one nuke, please drop it on Tehran.

03:01:44 You know, they'll be off our back, these bureaucrats. 1.00

03:01:47 No, they know.

03:01:48 They have long thousands of years of history here behind them.

03:01:53 And again—

03:01:53 And they're mountain people.

03:01:56 Mountain people have to figure stuff out. 1.00

03:01:58 You freeze to death.

03:01:59 You know, you get snowed in.

03:02:02 The pass is closed.

03:02:03 You've got to figure this stuff out.

03:02:05 If you're not smart, you don't survive.

03:02:07 correct mountain people yeah that's right and they're fiercely independent they mountain people

03:02:12 are like don't come into my valley and tell me how to live correct that's very deep so what do

03:02:18 you think the options are here then for because this is if you don't go in with anything and do

03:02:24 anything you lose if you don't do anything you lose right i'm thinking of israel america's kind

03:02:29 of from their side of this here what can they do even actually no i don't even know if they're

03:02:35 willing to like see jade events so they're definitely not going to see you know i i i made

03:02:40 some memes about um jared kushner and whitkoff oh gosh yeah you know what are the odds what are

03:02:47 the odds that two you know uh tribe zionists not in the state department become our top diplomats

03:02:56 for ukraine war and for iran war that happened to be of a two percent of the population it's like

03:03:03 point zero zero two percent chance of that happening so this is like an insult to the in

03:03:09 the islamic world this is like an insult yeah this this is this is like uh uh you know you're trying 1.00

03:03:15 a case in alabama in the 1950s right some civil rights case and you send two shyster lawyers from

03:03:24 new york you know rubenstein and goldstein up to down to alabama yep how's that gonna play yeah

03:03:30 you know that's how that sending those two guys to the arab world and and whitkoff has said well

03:03:37 i never really believed that the negotiation he all but said the negotiations were a ruse

03:03:41 yeah of course and that's the thing even and when there is talks there are no talks that was a

03:03:46 continuation theme from today here right trump is like well things are going great and then like

03:03:51 markets go up people do insider trade they're making money on this as this is unfolding you

03:03:56 what i mean uh and then oh it's on again no it's off we're going to strike all these and no we're

03:04:00 not right and continuing to back down but it's like if markets if markets are going up and down

03:04:05 even five percent but you consistently have a 10-minute head start yeah five percent up five

03:04:13 percent down you're always on the right side of that trade you're always gonna exactly that's 0.96

03:04:16 just it it's just a gay it's a game it's a jewish casino it's like if the latniks are in there they're 0.97

03:04:20 making the kabadniks are making money on this this is you know this is what they want i think this is 0.95

03:04:25 They thrive in this chaos and uncertainty, you know what I mean?

03:04:29 Yes.

03:04:29 A stable society, there's not much chance for picking up profits.

03:04:34 No, exactly.

03:04:35 Because everybody's got their businesses wired.

03:04:37 So you wreck a country, and there's leakage all over the place that you can exploit.

03:04:42 Yep.

03:04:43 Always.

03:04:43 Talks are going very well, demented Don wrote on Truth Social.

03:04:48 Some of the people who the post was from here.

03:04:49 Even as Iranian officials deny that any talks even exist, it's not taking place.

03:04:53 As per Iranian government requests, I'm pausing the period of energy plant destruction for 10 days, Trump wrote, citing what he describes as a request.

03:05:02 More reinforcements to get into the area.

03:05:04 Well, of course, it's big.

03:05:05 But they won't make any difference.

03:05:06 But this is not a trade, no.

03:05:07 10,000 or 20,000, it's a country of 90 million, 10 times bigger than South Vietnam.

03:05:12 Show the headline.

03:05:13 Iran announces mobilizing 1 million fighters to repel a potential U.S. invasion.

03:05:18 so when when we fought that when we fought the vietnam war some were old enough to i was born

03:05:24 in 57 but my family was very political my mother subscribed to national review bill buckley national

03:05:31 review the only person i knew in in my whole ever anywhere my mother my family read national review

03:05:37 at when it was a conservative thing um we watched bill buckley firing line pat buchanan a young guy

03:05:45 Right. You know, that kind of thing. So we were really in tune with the news, the war, everything.

03:05:51 The war started out super patriotic and popular. You know, the draft wasn't a problem. People were

03:05:56 happy to do their duty. It tore the country apart. Vietnam is one tenth the size of Iran. 0.99

03:06:03 In Vietnam, we didn't have to invade Vietnam. We could just bring ships into the port, tie the ship

03:06:09 up at the dock and the Marines march off and go into barracks. Yeah. We had air bases all over

03:06:14 south vietnam from one end to the other so a helicopter could take off and be hitting targets

03:06:19 in 10 minutes from anywhere iran's not like that no our ships have to stay a thousand kilometers

03:06:25 away from it and when they fly over it imagine if anybody's captured you're not going to have like

03:06:32 you know uh air force power rescues flying 500 miles in to rescue a pilot that ain't happening

03:06:39 well as we've saw some of them were crap remember they're crashed in kuwait and iraq and stuff and

03:06:43 pilots were beaten like this is a pr disaster for the u.s it's just a matter of time until there

03:06:48 are prisoners but yeah if it's something like a karg island then it's going to be really bad but 0.92

03:06:54 i'm hoping at best i think they'll take this chabahar down in the southeast corner

03:06:59 as like a feasible place to say we did take some iranian territory then we can negotiate with it

03:07:05 but iran won't care this was like zielinski thinking that the kursk offensive you know

03:07:11 where that little red asterisk is yep that's chabahar so so kark island is what will that do

03:07:18 what will that do though even that it's like well it's better terrain it's balucha stani people that

03:07:24 aren't crazy about persians oh okay that's they're trying to do the ben shapiro ethnic conflict thing

03:07:29 uh there yeah like like the curds right yeah okay but it's at least feasible you can't go

03:07:35 into the strait of hormuz without losing ships that'll be really bad press yeah to have have

03:07:40 you know amphibious ship with a thousand marines on it blown up will be really bad yeah so they

03:07:45 think they i think that they think they can keep an air umbrella over chabahar it has a port so

03:07:51 once the marines seize the port other ships they think can come in first of all but then what but

03:07:57 even even so let's assume they even can land there they can establish a presence there then what

03:08:02 right the brainy the brainiacs the brainiac army staff officers who have been were advising

03:08:08 Zelensky came up with the idea of the Kursk offensive. If we take a chunk of Mother Russia,

03:08:17 okay, we do a blitzkrieg into Kursk, scene of the World War II biggest tank battle in history,

03:08:24 and we hold a piece of Russia, now they'll have to negotiate because they'll want that Mother 0.52

03:08:30 Russia back. So we'll be, if we're holding a chunk of Mother Russia, then we'll be able to 0.97

03:08:35 get some of the Donbass back in the negotiations. That was American, I believe. I mean, I've read,

03:08:41 I don't know for a fact, nobody briefed me on this, but it sounds like this was British and

03:08:46 American officers coming up with this brilliant Kursk offensive idea. It's a total disaster. 0.99

03:08:53 All those men are destroyed. Equipment is destroyed. The Kursk's alien is sealed off. 0.99

03:08:57 They're trapped and killed. But it's the same thinking that it's like, if we take part of

03:09:03 this southeast part of tear of iran then they'll want to negotiate with us because they won't want

03:09:08 us in iran completely wrong thinking they won't care it'll be like an opportunity to kill americans 0.86

03:09:14 right up close on our land right and the entire muslim world and the world that's pissed off at 1.00

03:09:20 america for acting like joe pesci all the time joe pesci and in uh goodfellas just randomly

03:09:26 shooting people in bars yeah you know we negotiate with bombs i mean that's that plays on fox but

03:09:34 outside the rest of the world is like oh my god what happened to america i know we negotiate with

03:09:40 bombs this is what happens third temple pete you know i mean um totally delusional yeah i

03:09:47 again i don't see i don't know i mean we'll see maybe they have a ace up their sleeve maybe they

03:09:54 My money is when the Iranians 1.00

03:09:59 having aces up their sleeves.

03:10:01 The whole place is already mine.

03:10:03 All they've got to do is turn them on.

03:10:06 So now that Iran, 0.97

03:10:07 because of all this,

03:10:08 now you've enabled Iran 0.95

03:10:10 to basically then hold

03:10:12 the rest of the world hostage.

03:10:14 Right?

03:10:15 That's basically what this has enabled.

03:10:17 So far, what we can tell.

03:10:18 I use these analogies.

03:10:22 My wife is so sick of hearing these. 0.97

03:10:24 But, you know, if if if there is if there's like, you know, you've got a crystal shop, right, Waterford Crystal Shop, and there's a snake in there and you really hate the snake.

03:10:35 OK, you hate the snake, the snake, another snake like that bit you once.

03:10:39 And, you know, you hate that snake.

03:10:41 You do not throw hand grenades into the China shop to kill the snake, even though you really hate the snake. 0.99

03:10:47 You know, you want that snake dead.

03:10:50 You do not throw in a hand grenade into the China shop. 0.96

03:10:53 right that's the per the persian gulf is the china shop yeah you have to you if you're if you are uh

03:11:00 you know some country next to germany or russia or japan finland you're finland you really hate 0.62

03:11:07 the soviet communist russians you hate them but you're not going to like send assassins to moscow 0.97

03:11:13 to kill brezhnev right you kind of recognize the balance of power yep it's unjust you hate 0.95

03:11:19 the communists but you kind of respect that they're they got a lot of power so you better not 0.99

03:11:24 walk in there talking smack it's like going into a biker bar and calling them a bunch of fairies 1.00

03:11:28 right right you just don't do it it's just not smart yep yeah there's the the the line between 0.98

03:11:34 bravery and idiocy right it's the hair thin sometimes i mean sometimes they're very clear 0.95

03:11:38 but i'm saying like you you might wow look at those we're gonna use girls nuke everyone here 1.00

03:11:43 you know and you don't know what you're dealing with you look like a fool the world it's it's not 0.98

03:11:47 like we can just decide to put this on hold or play it out for a year because the world's going 0.99

03:11:52 into energy starvation right now it's insane and every week that goes by it's getting worse deeper

03:11:59 and will lead to a worse depression yep and it will lead to countries doing desperate things

03:12:04 now that the world sees america can't even take out iran yeah then what's to stop all these other 0.53

03:12:10 countries that have a you know whether it's china taiwan i don't think they'll invade they're just

03:12:14 going to wind it out there's no reason to invade they would blow up their semiconductor everything

03:12:19 armenia azerbaijan pakistan india you know uh in south america right there's grudges between of

03:12:26 course yeah i mean again imagine being yuki yukihama what's his name again the the end of the

03:12:34 fukishamah history imagine i mean holy smokes imagine that like history oh gosh what a what a

03:12:42 the liberal world orders won out everyone i mean even i remember even in sweden at the time we

03:12:46 were like world peace everyone you know the democracy has won uh let's do away with the

03:12:53 bomb shelters let's not have any rationing of foods anymore brown brothers from the other 1.00

03:12:57 exactly yeah every the world p and and look at look at the state of things now holy smokes what's

03:13:03 the um what's the british guy uh oh it's you know man gang rapes are worth this great curry what's

03:13:10 his name oh pierce morgan yeah exactly yep that's right the slop enjoy your slop bro yeah curry slop

03:13:18 like like we know you know i don't need an italian to make a pizza no we got that now when we got the

03:13:23 recipe all right we have the recipe we don't need the guy from somalia we do not and in fact now

03:13:29 we're now it is what's undermining us again i personally think this is a a feature not a bug

03:13:36 Here's the Patsy Nazi. Let's see what he says here.

03:13:39 Oh, that's right. It's under five. It doesn't read out.

03:13:41 For 10 days of December of 72, 200 B-52s dropped 15,000 tons of firebombs on Hanoi.

03:13:48 The North broke. They signed the Paris Accords. 0.69

03:13:50 Okay, I guess. Okay.

03:13:53 As an example to what could happen, is that why you're bringing that up?

03:13:56 For 10 days of December of 72?

03:13:57 Who won that war? Who left and who stayed?

03:14:00 Well, exactly. Yeah.

03:14:01 In 1975, which army rolled into Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City?

03:14:06 So, yeah, we did, we did, we did like a linebacker and some really big B-52 stuff, which had them like screaming, like have a ceasefire.

03:14:17 Okay.

03:14:18 Well, we'll talk like, like right now we would like a ceasefire and open the Strait of Hormuz.

03:14:25 Iran saying, no way.

03:14:26 Every time you have a ceasefire, you just use it to reload, to, to arm up with more missiles.

03:14:32 Yeah.

03:14:32 So we're going to see this thing out.

03:14:33 So in 1972, yeah, that that's right. There were mass B-52 raids, not firebombs. They didn't do firebombs. That's wrong. But they did. They did huge bombing raids, but they weren't just carpet bombing the city and population centers, but they just every infrastructure bridge, all of that. And, and the, and the North Vietnamese said, okay, let's have talks. And we had talks and then they just went right back to it, you know, and three years later, they're running the place and we're gone. 0.86

03:15:02 right yeah no exactly they can just put way to south i ran those up there it's 10 times bigger

03:15:09 than south vietnam we had those airfields all over south vietnam we didn't have to like fight

03:15:14 our way in to build a airfield we were there we just walked in and set up an airfield yeah

03:15:20 yep and they still looked at us and booby-trapped us and never quit you know we killed or you can

03:15:27 say they died like in the in the iraq war it's amazing it's like more than a million died in

03:15:32 the iraq war of direct and indirect like either a blast or starvation or disease what's the

03:15:38 difference right yep you wouldn't have died if we hadn't have come you know even under saddam

03:15:43 they wouldn't have died so vietnam billions died did they quit did they surrender no i think you

03:15:51 fight harder if that actually what happens it was a five hundred million uh chill i'm sorry what was

03:15:58 it again five million no 500 000 uh children died in the iraq war it was uh madeline albright was

03:16:05 asked at the time remember we played a clip many times it's like yeah it was totally totally worth

03:16:08 it because again i think you're dealing with that i think you're dealing with the lunatics who want

03:16:12 the greater israel project they want to they want to purge this entire region of every ethnic group 1.00

03:16:17 that they can and if they can't directly genocide them eliminate them starve them diseases bomb 0.94

03:16:23 them or whatever then have them migrate you know to europe and america essentially that's what we're 0.96

03:16:27 The real shot callers. I started looking at this behind the curtain when looking at the Hillary Clinton Foundation.

03:16:37 So they're raking in because, you know, Bill's in the presidency, then Hillary's secretary of state.

03:16:44 So they've got this foundation and they're raking in just, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars.

03:16:48 And what they do is they set up foundations and then they go to they go to meetings like let's have a meeting in Aspen and bring our 200 best friends.

03:16:57 we're going to eat caviar and and uh shrimp and and lobster for two straight weeks in the finest

03:17:05 hotel we'll rent the finest hotel in aspen we're all going to fly in on gulf stream jets when when

03:17:10 your view of the world is from a g5 gulf stream you know you look at a boeing or an airbus like 0.97

03:17:17 it's the worst greyhound trailer in the peasant you wouldn't be caught dead in the back of a boeing 1.00

03:17:22 right right yeah you see the world from the window of a g5 you're met at you don't ever go through a 0.62

03:17:29 terminal right right a giant suburban comes out and meets you under the wing of the g5 it takes 0.99

03:17:36 you to the luxury suite of the luxury hotel or or a rented chateau and that's the life you lead

03:17:44 how can you not look at the peons down there like ants at your picnic yeah there are just

03:17:51 too many ants at the picnic yep get rid of them and you know what whether you can be in in uh

03:17:58 a lot of a lot of the third world towns like they call it in mexico city zona rosa

03:18:03 the like the the pink zone or the glory you know like the rich zone the in in the worst city in

03:18:10 mumbai there's like a square mile that's like you know super deluxe super luxury so you're never

03:18:18 seeing the slums you're i i was in el salvador on my sailboat and i met a guy at a yacht club

03:18:24 on the pacific side and he didn't have a boat but it was like a safe place to go this is when el

03:18:29 salvador is still pretty crazy it's like 20 years ago and this yacht club that he could drive to

03:18:36 from the capital had like it's safe it's like in a compound right it's acres and acres with a fence

03:18:42 around it and guards so his kids can go to the swimming pool tennis courts you know little beach

03:18:48 on the river and it's safe and nice and so he got to mingle with even higher echelon that for them

03:18:56 this yacht club was not like a big luxury it was like just you know a normal place they like

03:19:01 anywhere and he said they'd be talking about parties and like let's go to so-and-so's party

03:19:07 and he where he would be filtered out is when they talk about we're going to so-and-so's party

03:19:12 at his finca his ranch in a in in a chopper so the real elite have a chopper chopper you know

03:19:21 a helicopter so they're never down on the street of rio de janeiro they're like landing on top of

03:19:28 a building yep from ivory tower to ivory tower everywhere in the world so that class of people 1.00

03:19:35 How can they not begin to think of themselves as the super ruling class?

03:19:41 And we're just like the, you know, the, well, goyim.

03:19:46 The unwashed masses.

03:19:47 Yeah, exactly.

03:19:48 The goyim. 1.00

03:19:49 Oh, yeah.

03:19:49 Cattle.

03:19:50 Yep. 0.99

03:19:50 To be milked, to be slaughtered when time is right. 0.99

03:19:53 Right.

03:19:54 Definitely not equal to them.

03:19:56 No.

03:19:56 And there's even a religious matrix for looking at that.

03:20:00 Absolutely.

03:20:00 You know, I think so.

03:20:01 i think way too i think way too many people excluded that because they still think we're

03:20:07 dealing with like reasonable people or something like that and i'm just like no you don't understand

03:20:10 like they're totally insane and they want the end of the world they want the moshek to come back 1.00

03:20:15 they want armageddon they want doom or i mean this is oh yeah pete's pete greasy pete's got

03:20:21 it in his book he's a third temple guy absolutely he's meeting with the uh temple institute rabbi 0.86

03:20:26 that crazy that crazy so-called preacher that speaks in tongues 1.00

03:20:33 paula white no that i the one that does this motivational religious preaching and then start 0.92

03:20:40 speaking in tongues i thought that was paula white but maybe i'm it might it might be that

03:20:43 maybe you're thinking of someone else but yeah it's the white house she's like the religious 0.99

03:20:47 show where we speak in tongues it's like buying a honda getting a honda moving in a honda get the

03:20:53 net you gotta throw the net over these people yeah exactly white coats take away well i mean again

03:20:59 it's like what was it uh and it's even like locally right texas governor greg abbott joined

03:21:04 by chabad lubovic yesterday and signed a proclamation endorsing the noahide laws in texas

03:21:08 he also started celebrated the birthday of chabad's fake messiah the rebbe 0.97

03:21:12 schneerson until the rest of the state they should do the same uh the wall there he kissed the wall

03:21:17 oh yeah he literally rolled up to that wall and he kissed it oh yeah for sure uh yes yeah with the

03:21:26 this is uh this is what we're getting because we haven't taken a responsibility

03:21:30 i'm in texas you have you have now mosques going up all over the place and hindu temples you got

03:21:36 like absolutely the 200 foot monkey god yep and and you you're importing their civil wars because

03:21:42 the calistanis and the indians the pakistanis and that you know yeah but the but the depending on

03:21:49 the country you're in you know there are jews that are living in peace in iran to this day

03:21:53 because they're people of the book christians and jews so depending on the regime and how they

03:21:59 interpret things like they'll actually in in more tolerant countries like say morocco or iraq before

03:22:06 we went in and wrecked everything there are unclean uh uh occupations that is muslims won't 1.00

03:22:15 do so like you're in beirut you know you go to buy your heineken at the uh at the christian liquor 0.81

03:22:22 store right so they it's like oh sure you can buy liquor in beirut but it's not going to be a muslim 1.00

03:22:29 right it's like that it's like that joke um what the two southern baptists what what will snow what

03:22:36 What will Southern Baptists never recognize?

03:22:39 It's like the primacy of the Pope, you know, the sanctity of the Virgin Mary and each other in a liquor store.

03:22:49 OK, so they'll be in the liquor store, but they're like furtive about it.

03:22:53 Yeah, yeah, of course.

03:22:54 Put my Jack Daniels in the brown paper bag.

03:22:57 Yep.

03:22:57 In tolerant Islamic countries.

03:23:00 And they look the other way.

03:23:02 Yeah.

03:23:02 But it's a Christian that's selling it. 1.00

03:23:04 In other words, there's also enough time there where these things have found an equilibrium of how to work with the conditions that are there.

03:23:13 Well, it's part of Sharia, and so if they interpret it very cruelly, they can say, we're putting 100% tax on you because we're at war, and basically bankrupt all the Christians.

03:23:24 Yeah, yeah.

03:23:25 Or they can say the tax is just, you know, never, you know, tip your hat to Muslims or something minor.

03:23:33 But in the case of Hindus, they're not people of the book. 1.00

03:23:40 They are pure pagan deists or worshipping damn monkeys and skulls, right? 0.99

03:23:46 So there's no room for tolerance between Muslims and Hindus. 1.00

03:23:51 When the Muslims got to the subcontinent, part that became Pakistan now, but there's Muslims all over India, it was just annihilation. 1.00

03:23:59 there was no carve out for like you know christians and jews as people of the book

03:24:04 but they're they're so hindus and muslims in texas have got to fight i mean oh yeah it's the 0.98

03:24:12 only way it can end up you're yeah they're never at peace you're importing tribal warfare and all 0.64

03:24:16 kinds of conditions that you don't even know what you're dealing with and again you're doing it at

03:24:21 such a speed and at such a rate and frequency as well that it's this this there's no time to do

03:24:27 for this to find something and even if that was the case i'm not saying i'd be fine with it i'd

03:24:32 still be opposed to it even if but but the what i'm saying is that the speed of this is just

03:24:36 you know 200 miles per hour straight into the wall insanity and and we're not talking even

03:24:43 about like sicilians and irish you know we're talking about indians of course their culture 0.94

03:24:48 is scam get away steal cheat if you can buy a law degree buy a law degree yeah of course yep

03:24:55 you're proud you joke about getting over on the on the americans yeah oh yeah and we're seen as

03:25:00 we but you know uh white white men white civilization wherever it is western are seen 1.00

03:25:06 as dumb and naive and stupid and and i mean partially they're right we are we are naive we 1.00

03:25:10 think that they're like thinking like us and that some other be you know uh honorable or something 1.00

03:25:16 you know i mean like and and we're just they just think you're a sucker yeah basically so but i you

03:25:21 know i think and and you know i think we've just i've discussed this before but if we do go into

03:25:26 a such a decline that there's like a massive die-off uh what what what re-emerges will be very

03:25:32 hardened yes you know it's not going to be let's let let's have the uh you know the lesbian 1.00

03:25:38 transsexual uh uh you know faculty on the board of no no it'll be it'll be the warlord and his 0.83

03:25:46 two brothers that are making the rules for the state and that's well i mean and that's a good

03:25:51 purging opportunity a refinement i guess of sorts both of our folk but also of other people as well

03:25:57 that's just that's always what it's been in nature i think we forget sometimes it's like

03:26:00 post-world war ii conditions are rare that's the anomaly of the history of the world that is it's

03:26:06 never happened before and it's just a matter of time before that system that created those

03:26:10 conditions sometimes there's the conditions are take a place over a long enough period of time

03:26:16 that that the um invaded uh people can rally and throw out the invaders you know took the irish 0.86

03:26:24 until 1916 to just get three quarters of the island to kick the british out yeah but they 1.00

03:26:30 maintained in even underground like their language and culture even though the english was imprinted

03:26:37 so deeply they've had for bad you know schools in irish language etc but now the it's coming so fast

03:26:45 like the the hindu um the hindus are outnumbering the muslims coming into ireland just to use that 0.85

03:26:51 as a microcosm yeah and if one percent of india moved to ireland then ireland will go from five

03:26:58 million to 20 million and it'll be three quarters indian and the and so before the irish can rally

03:27:03 they'll be wiped out i know sometimes the invaded species is just genocide the last of the mohicans 1.00

03:27:09 is named that because there was no more mohicans yep that's right yeah what's odd and weird here 1.00

03:27:15 is of course in terms of like war capability or technical advantage or something that that was

03:27:19 always a kind of a variable here but at the same time we also have a government that has that

03:27:23 technical expertise or the weaponry or the infrastructure to keep control and and that's

03:27:29 keep us at bay from fighting back while they're letting the invader take the space and take you

03:27:34 know occupy our spaces and take us over so the dynamic is very different in that sense i mean

03:27:39 if they can if they can plant the control grid but i think that there's like a level it's almost

03:27:45 like a tower of babel kind of um of of a parable this control grid is sort of like a tower of babel

03:27:52 we're going to you know get the whole world organized all languages melded together the

03:27:57 the parable is that eventually this all collapses and yeah it does we break back down into our own

03:28:03 into our own tribes and people and folk and have to rally around that you know have to rally around

03:28:09 those small nucleus which will probably be like you know places like idaho you know i would hope

03:28:14 yeah and and the people that are that the people that um uh make it through the next 30 years in

03:28:21 idaho they're going to have very little tolerance for people that ain't from here you know it's

03:28:25 good i hope that's the case you know but again look at you look at some places in europe right

03:28:29 where like there'll be tribal warfare between muslims and whites or between you know uh you

03:28:34 know in cities with no guns the war the main weapon is a molotov cocktail so it'll be burning

03:28:42 people out of row homes yeah yeah okay but but where you have more rural areas um like in the

03:28:48 Northwest, I think that, you know, in 10 years after all this happens, it might be hard to find

03:28:57 somebody from Somalia or India in Utah or Idaho or Montana. It might be real hard to find them

03:29:06 because when it breaks down to the level where your complexion is your uniform and you've got

03:29:13 one team that's really good at like 800 yard shots you don't want to get any closer it's like

03:29:19 right yeah i see your uniform yep i can out shoot you why should i why should i get into like machete

03:29:26 range that's foolish exactly oh yeah so that can and when that when that switch flips where it's 0.89

03:29:33 survival you know where where you know you've had a die off and you've seen and you've seen you know

03:29:38 a lot of your kin perish the mercy goes out of the survival it does exactly yeah well i've said

03:29:45 that for a long time what we need is we don't need more tolerance we need intolerance we don't need

03:29:48 an open society we need a closed society we we need to uh go in total reversal because it's it's

03:29:54 either either we fight or we die it's either extinction or it's it's preservation right then

03:30:01 those are now becoming more increasingly our only options either you fight fight or die yep fight

03:30:05 or die that's it you know and i and i i have great respect for mark collett and others in the uk which

03:30:11 is a definite you know behind the uh the uh you know woke curtain or the diversity curtain because

03:30:18 you know i don't have the police come into my door to like demand to open my phone and look at

03:30:25 my social media right exactly that's an ever-present reality for guys like mark absolutely

03:30:32 Every day.

03:30:32 Yep, horrific.

03:30:34 You've got to be willing to be debanked, defamed.

03:30:38 You look up Wikipedia, he's in between Himmler and Hitler on Wikipedia.

03:30:43 Yeah, I know.

03:30:44 I was on Facebook.

03:30:45 Did you hear that?

03:30:46 The most dangerous individual, Metta, the Facebook company.

03:30:49 I was underneath Heinrich Himmler and above Hermann Göring.

03:30:56 I think it was for the most dangerous.

03:30:58 I was like, yeah, it's a good company.

03:30:59 I'll take it.

03:31:00 It's fine.

03:31:00 I don't care.

03:31:01 badge of honor yeah that's funny all right matt this has been a great discussion thank you so

03:31:05 much for joining us we're going to over time a little bit but i appreciate it and listen and

03:31:08 listen yeah yeah you can well because this company that's been bought out finally they may

03:31:14 be going out of sale but get your get your cool what is gear where do people get it

03:31:20 fish camp in in florida oh you mean physically go to the location is it online they have an online

03:31:26 they have an online store okay what's really nice ball caps i'm not getting anything from this

03:31:31 i just all my friends when they come when they come to jacksonville i take them to whitey's and

03:31:36 they all walk out with you know with their um wear it proudly okay we'll start with fish camp and then

03:31:42 we'll do boot camp eventually whitey's boot camp how about that yeah but they've all kind of styles 1.00

03:31:48 not just that fishbone thing okay all kind of t-shirts and styles all right nice and they'll

03:31:52 probably be like out of sale they'll change the name to you know something pc ah i don't think so

03:31:59 i remember one it was funny um because we lived in charleston south carolina for a while lon and i

03:32:05 and uh we traveled around love the outer banks up in the that's north carolina technically but that

03:32:10 whole area wonderful but it was one place it was uh you know a lot of seafood places obviously

03:32:15 um which was called dirty dicks and uh he had an advertising campaign that's called 0.60

03:32:22 i got my crabs at dirty dicks that's bold it's very bold that's awesome it's yeah only in the 0.92

03:32:32 south good stuff you know miss it yeah all right hey give us the website and stuff obviously tell 0.91

03:32:37 us about your books real quick here at the end enemies foreign and domestic and you know i wrote

03:32:42 these books back in the day so people would pay attention to me when this stuff is all happening

03:32:48 you know yeah yeah so so you know never give up your guns when they say when they say for your

03:32:54 own safety you have to be disarmed you shoot that guy never get on the bus for your own safety before

03:32:59 you get on the bus you have to turn over your guns no that's when you shoot that always do the

03:33:03 opposite of what they say okay that's a general rule of thumb until they can figure out that you

03:33:09 always do the opposite of what they say up until they're lying and trying to hurt you that's that's

03:33:13 correct they want you to die okay oh i forgot to mention i'm doing a um because i was on a couple

03:33:19 podcasts today i have i have my three those three top books on a kindle free run starting at midnight

03:33:26 tonight oh cool okay midnight amazon which is california time right or pacific yep so for

03:33:32 saturday and sunday those top three books will be free on on uh kindle okay and all of my books i'm

03:33:38 doing a sale this weekend um because i've got a whole bunch more um followers since this whole

03:33:44 sneak attack thing on february 28th so people are starting to listen so i've got a new followers

03:33:51 so i'm i'm doing some book deals it basically um you know i get money from it but these books are

03:33:58 all like you know this is what's happening folks you better wake up yeah yeah oh yeah definitely

03:34:03 yeah absolutely it's coming and it's coming soon what's the latest the latest one was the uh

03:34:09 doomsday reef that's right doomsday reef that was the latest one uh in the series yeah that's i've

03:34:15 got two different trilogies and they're all pretty major books but yeah you know if i didn't love the

03:34:21 ocean so much i'd be right there in idaho yeah i know you're sailing i miss the ocean too i used

03:34:25 to you know grew up sailing my dad we sailed all the time up along the coast all the way up towards

03:34:31 norway that's the viken area where the word viking comes from you know right there we sailed every

03:34:35 summer real sailing that's like you know cold weather real waves the north oceans right yeah

03:34:40 you got skull get out the cat to get right there meeting right by the uh where the where the danish

03:34:44 kind of uh there's an arrow right there you know i mean these two oceans collide right there it's

03:34:48 a beautiful spot i miss it too i mean i wish i could say crazy currents and crazy currents and

03:34:52 crazy waves where these currents come together oh yeah oh yeah you can be sailing one day and it's

03:34:56 calm and then what there's a term they use in in uh in norwegian probably in swedish they call them

03:35:03 square waves square waves hmm yeah because the wave faces are coming like walls at you right

03:35:09 exactly yeah yeah yep and they're just like slamming your boat and you just can't do a thing

03:35:14 yep and that can be one hour after it was like pleasant oh this is famous even certain area

03:35:19 certain straits or certain areas you do pass by the sound or whatever right completely different

03:35:25 where there's huge waves all of a sudden you know what i mean and then you just go like you know

03:35:29 continue to sail and you're through it in 20 30 minutes and then it's like calm and nice again

03:35:33 you know almost almost anywhere where the wind is against the current yeah then you get the waves

03:35:37 that stand up very vertically yeah yeah exactly they're like walls but in a place like mixed up

03:35:43 where you have all these rocks and islands and oceans and sounds yep then it's you have to be on

03:35:48 your toes as a sailor it's not like florida no it's not florida it's not but as much as i love

03:35:52 that it's a totally different sailing down there for sure yes all right matt we appreciate you

03:35:57 thank you man for coming on we'll talk soon okay awesome good night all right that's matt bracken

03:36:02 right there ladies and gentlemen i'm going to take a short little break and then we're going to do an

03:36:05 after flash segment with you guys so please join us for that it's going to be a lot of fun we usually

03:36:11 hang out after flashback friday we do a little segment uh i do have some stuff to cover i just

03:36:16 kind of kind of there's there's three or four different things and we'll see which one we have

03:36:20 time for or which one we do not have time for. But we're going to start hitting that up in just

03:36:24 a moment here. We'll take probably a 10-minute break or so. But there's a couple of things here

03:36:28 real quick that I forgot earlier. Did I read? I don't think I read Matthew M. It was a comment

03:36:35 from earlier today. It was a super chat. Don't know. Which I didn't read, I think, at the top

03:36:42 of the... when we started. So let me read that now. I've been listening to you on and off for years.

03:36:46 Back when, I think you were in Charleston, South Carolina. Funny because I just brought it up.

03:36:50 Recently started listening to you again.

03:36:53 Onyx, glad to see you are still going strong.

03:36:55 Thank you.

03:36:56 Appreciate that, Matthew.

03:36:57 It's very nice of you.

03:36:58 I had one from Kieran Scott earlier as well.

03:37:00 That's actually yesterday or even the day before that. 1.00

03:37:04 Long message, talking about how Donald Trump is a buffoon and mentally ill, low IQ edit. 1.00

03:37:11 I don't disagree with you. 1.00

03:37:12 There's something totally amiss there.

03:37:16 Either something did happen or it was maybe always like that.

03:37:18 I don't know, but something changed.

03:37:20 Anyway, I appreciate your message, Kieran S.,

03:37:23 I appreciate that.

03:37:25 And he put some interesting details

03:37:26 about the Titanic at the end, by the way.

03:37:28 It's funny because I saw some material on that resurfacing,

03:37:31 you know, because there's so many things now

03:37:33 about the chosen people, the Jews,

03:37:36 coming up to the surface.

03:37:37 And it's funny because the Titanic

03:37:40 and the whole, you know,

03:37:40 the setting up of the Federal Reserve after that,

03:37:43 the people that did die,

03:37:44 that were opposed to those things in the Titanic,

03:37:46 you know, things like that.

03:37:47 So I appreciate the reminder about that, Kieran, as well.

03:37:51 Something we can deep dive into here in a little bit as well.

03:37:54 Okay, what else do we have?

03:37:55 Was there a shout-out I missed earlier?

03:37:57 I don't think I did, actually.

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Red Ice TV - March 27, 2026

Iran Invasion Imminent？ Boots on the Ground, Blood in the Gulf - Flashback Friday Ep347

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