00:00:25.760You might know him, Norman Finkelstein.
00:00:27.580He's an independent academic today, because back in 2007, he lost his tenure, or was denied his tenure, at DePaul University in Chicago.
00:00:37.400Because, you know, yes, there was intense political pressure on him at the time, basically because he was daring to criticize Israel.
00:00:45.260And he wrote, you know, the Holocaust industry. That didn't help, obviously.
00:00:48.020But despite meeting publishing standards, he had his vocal feud with Alan Dershowitz, apparently, at the time.
00:00:54.200And there was a failure by the school, they claimed, for him to meet the Vincentian values, which led to a 4-3 board vote against Finkelstein.
00:01:06.080So, you know, Finkelstein has become kind of like an orthodox dissident, if that's what you want to call it.
00:01:11.320He's kind of like an insider-outsider.
00:01:14.340He's become a to-go-to voice on the issue of Israel-Palestine, everything related to Zionism, obviously.
00:01:20.560he wrote as he said a dissertation on zionism so he's kind of like an expert on the topic so i was
00:01:27.760look i haven't listened that much to him but i was kind of floored when i like heard this like is
00:01:33.540are you serious you you claim to be kind of an expert on zionism and a voice for us to understand
00:01:42.180allegedly the israeli palestine issue but you've never studied the jewish religion
00:01:49.180that's kind of a big deal you know a critical failure in understanding zionism and it doesn't
00:01:56.740matter what zionism political zionism religious zionism labor zionism you have revisionist zionism
00:02:03.320you have cultural zionism you even have liberal zionism and they claim they are you know all kind
00:02:09.460of different versions or whatever yeah they're different roads but they're leading all to the
00:02:14.300same destination. So what is that destination? What do they have in common? Well, let's dive
00:02:21.700into this for a bit. First, I think it's important and vital to understand that Zionism is inseparable
00:02:27.740from Judaism. Judaism is Zionism, and Zionism is Judaism. Without Judaism, there wouldn't be
00:02:36.360Zionism, and without Zionism, there wouldn't be Judaism, at least in the version that we have it
00:02:42.280today. So the foundation is religious, right? To pretend otherwise is, I mean, it's damage control.
00:02:52.340And maybe that's what Norman Finkelstein is engaging in. Considering the fact that he's a
00:02:57.680leftist Jew, a so-called anti-Zionist Jew, that's highly likely. That's how they like to control the
00:03:02.900discourse. Go to the guy that will actually never tell you the truth about the matter. He's the
00:03:09.160voice to. He's the suppressed voice that you can go to if you want to get the real truth about the
00:03:13.800issue of Zionism, apparently. So the foundations are religious. It's important to understand. It's
00:03:20.340theology. So you can hardly talk about Zionism without going into Theodor Herzl, obviously,
00:03:24.540because that's where people begin. Well, that's where the Zionist movement begins, which is
00:03:29.580bullshit because it's religious. So it goes way back, right? But let's start with Theodor Herzl,
00:03:34.880one of the founders of Zionism and the Zionist movement.
00:03:39.220And, of course, he was influenced by the Tanakh, or the Hebrew Bible,
00:03:43.920in his thinking for what the borders of the Jewish state in Palestine should be.
00:03:50.180There's an initial settlement portion, which, of course, is Zion, Mount Moria,
00:03:54.320the city of David, all these things, right, where the temple is, was.
00:03:59.060But then you have the expansive covenant map.
00:04:01.900It's in Genesis 15, 18. You can read it in Exodus 23, 31.
00:04:07.680From the river of Egypt to the great river, the river Euphrates.
00:04:14.320The slogan that Herschel used was the Palestine of David and Solomon.
00:04:18.880And if you read the Wikipedia thread on this, they're actually kind of trying to almost blame this on an English,
00:04:25.020an English, you know, Protestant Zionist Anglican, William Heckler.
00:04:30.260It was actually not English. It was born in Germany. It was German stock.
00:09:52.780but with disdain by the British Embassy in Constantinople, where it counted.
00:09:57.980As historian David Frumkin tells us, another Jew,
00:10:01.260The British ambassador, Sir Gerald Louther, fell completely under the influence of his first dragoman, his advisor on Middle Eastern affairs, Gerald Fitzmaurice, who detested the Young Turks.
00:14:48.620But anyway, the British government never learned that Lowther and Fitzmaurice had supplied it with a warped view of Ottoman politics, one in which the Ottoman government was pictured as a tool of world Jewry.
00:15:01.060In fact, this backdrop served as a perfect setting for the Balfour Declaration.
00:15:05.340Now, of course, I don't think the Ottoman government in and of itself was a control, but there was the young Turks aspect of it, right?
00:15:10.860When they gained more power, that was the thing that posed as Turks, and it turns out that they were Jews disproportionately.
00:15:17.120Of course, that's when you have the Armenian genocide by the young Turks, all that kind
00:24:36.280here's a place that will remind you of me of course much of this is fair tales and made up
00:24:41.440love the part by the way in the beginning when it talks about how america is like designed and
00:24:44.560phonic fathers didn't say that but this is reconstruction right a new land kind of
00:24:50.320free from oppression and whatnot yeah the old testament it's kind of schizophrenic the old
00:24:55.980testament literally is talking about like exterminate these people get rid of them and
00:25:01.280And I was like, oh, well, it's where everyone is welcome, and Bill of Rights, and Justice, and it's just, it's completely schizophrenic.
00:25:08.080But anyway, there's an interesting, let's dive into the schizophrenia, let's dive into this neurosis, this concept that they have about God, and that they're the sole channelers of this, right?
00:25:21.360Obviously, it goes to this fact, too, that Norman Finkelstein won't recognize.
00:25:26.080And he talks about it later in that part of that interview that we showed, that they're chosen.
00:29:04.880Interesting concept borrowed from an older concept out of Egyptian Hellenistic tradition coming from Hermes Trismegistus, as above, so below.
00:29:18.440Hermes, the thrice greatest, is a legendary Hellenistic figure that originated as a syncretic combination of the Greek god Hermes and the ancient Egyptian god Thoth.
00:29:33.460this amalgamation, right, of Greek, Hellenistic Greek tradition
00:29:39.360with Egyptian tradition, which, of course, a lot of the Jews at the time
00:38:41.440There's certain things that are true in there, but it's the same thing.
00:38:44.280Like many times when you go through this material, it's like, well, it is accurately describing, you know, this temple or what this this well in this area in, you know, Babylon or so.
00:39:01.020And so then they take those as historical facts.
00:39:03.220But this would be like saying, like, well, I can write about why I went to a NASCAR race and I can write about the stadium and give you the.
00:46:03.580There is something different there, there's a different component, but they have enough
00:46:06.880Canaanite that it's kind of plausible, that it's the same population.
00:46:11.080It goes interesting to this idea of the Habiru in Egyptians, which was translated to Marauders,
00:46:19.280which later is believed to become Hebrew, but that was a collection.
00:46:24.480They were all kind of like Canaanite, but it was literally like the most criminal, mafia, organized, outsiding, marauding, criminal network that became identified with the Hebrews.
00:46:36.600It was like a reject Canaanite population in and of itself.
00:47:59.420At Tel Gezer, it initially suggested the presence of human sacrifice.
00:48:04.140And then you have more modern excavations
00:48:08.280where analysis had largely overturned these conclusions.
00:48:13.340So you did have a high child mortality rate,
00:48:15.840And if they placed the bones of these kids in urns, then it was like, later we found them and said, oh, that's clearly child sacrifice.
00:48:24.720These 10 standing stones date to the Middle Bronze Period and were originally suggested by archaeologists to be the site of child sacrifice here at Gezer.
00:48:35.060This assumption has since been largely rejected due to a lack of evidence, but we're still not completely sure what they actually were.
00:48:44.100The current leading hypothesis, that of William Deaver, is that they were erected to commemorate an alliance between Gezer and several other local groups here in the area.
00:48:55.420The Hinnom Valley, Gehinnom or Gehenna, which is located south of Jerusalem's or Jebusite's old city, is a historically dark site, infamous for ancient child sacrifices to Moloch and is burning as a burning trash dump.
00:49:13.200This is where it's become synonymous with hell, right?
00:51:05.240There are human sacrifices, we should say that.
00:51:07.900But in many regards, those sacrifices, that was the same as like the Celts and the Druids.
00:51:12.920The Romans, oh my God, yeah, they were literally killing criminals, murderers, gangsters, foreign outsiders or invaders, things like this, right?
00:51:23.380Their justice system was weaved into a religious ceremonial practice at the same time.
00:51:29.380So as you punished your enemies and those who were undesirables, who were unfit to live in their society, they were also a gift back to the gods, right, kind of thing.
00:51:39.460The Carthage thing is much later than when the Jews, the Israelites at the time, claimed that all these other human sacrifices and specifically child sacrifices is going on.
00:51:48.280So there's a discrepancy in the timeline, if the timeline is correct.
00:51:51.080Evidence from excavation of tophets, tophets, which is infant burial sites, show thousands of urns containing remains with the practice, while debated, commonly interpreted as religious right to gain favor or divine favor during crises.
00:52:09.020So this is very similar to what you're allegedly seeing in South American cultures and stuff like that.
00:52:14.980Harvest goes bad, shit goes bad, they're all freaking out, we're all going to die.
00:59:48.580Any business that's going to be conducted in the world
00:59:53.440from Russia and China and India, England, Europe, Africa, any business is all going to go through
01:00:02.940Israel. That's true back then, and it's true today, right? Historically and geographically,
01:00:08.640Israel served as a vital land bridge connecting Africa, Asia, and Europe. Positioned between the
01:00:14.720Mediterranean Sea and the Arabian Desert, it acted as a crucial crossroads for ancient trade. And,
01:00:22.360And in addition, the King's Highway, something called the King's Highway, which is connecting major empires like Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Anatolia.
01:00:33.240King's Highway is kind of interesting.
01:00:34.980They're talking about extending that as well down to Pharaoh's Highway as well.
01:00:41.280The route of the King's Highway is today in Jordan.
01:00:44.440But of course, that's part of the area that they claim that they are going to control through the Greater Israel Project.
01:00:51.020And it goes right to the east of the Dead Sea Transform Fault, essentially.
01:00:55.360That was also part of, back in the day, I believe, of why they wanted to control it.
01:00:59.620They saw this wealth pass through here.
01:01:01.740They saw that as a fertile area, as an important area.
01:01:05.940This is, at the time, a geostrategic thing, but it was framed as God told us that we can have it.
01:01:11.480It's not just claiming it for the sake of claiming it.
01:01:13.860It's coming up with a moral and spiritual justification of why they should have it.
01:01:19.760Maybe that's to convince themselves, but probably not.
01:01:22.160It's probably more to convince everyone else around them.
01:08:34.200And it was in their control for about 700 years before it was lost to the Muslims.
01:08:38.800And that was largely because the Roman Empire had weakened at that point,
01:08:41.440and you had other political disputes, and they couldn't hold it anymore, right?
01:08:44.600So the Muslims took it over at that point.
01:08:46.920And I believe, by the way, that the Muslims let the Jews back in Jerusalem as well.
01:08:51.140The Romans had this idea that if we can cut them off kind of like spiritually,
01:08:56.680like if they considered this land, this piece of property,
01:08:59.920as their spiritual high seat, let's decapitate that.
01:09:05.940Now, unfortunately, of course, it was a diaspora then of Jews
01:09:07.860after the Second Temple fell, and they allowed them to be in the Roman Empire.
01:09:11.100Maybe they shouldn't have, but anyway, history, it's what it is now.
01:09:14.160But yes, they build a temple to Jupiter.
01:09:16.920and other such glorious things in Jerusalem.
01:09:23.580So you can say they returned it back to pagan Canaanite traditions.
01:09:32.300And then you realize the Israelites themselves, of course,
01:09:35.200stem from pagans and all their celebrations and stuff.
01:09:37.880But anyway, you can give it back to the Romans
01:09:41.600or you can give it back to the Lebanese then.
01:09:43.780I mean, again, or give it back to the group that disproportionately have, I guess, blue eyes today then.
01:09:48.880The first came into the region about, what is it, 6,000 years ago, right?
01:09:52.200All these interesting genetic science, and again, there's obviously an Aryan incursion into the area.
01:09:57.120But by that standard, by the standard that Jews seek to set by saying that this land, Canaan, belongs to them, also justifies Europeans to not only conquer and take back Constantinople, modern-day Istanbul, but even Gübleki Tepi itself.
01:10:54.220that he did and the clip that we played that he has not even studied judaism is a absolute joke
01:11:02.020an absolute farce in terms of going to him as any kind of authority on the issue i think he's a
01:11:10.360gatekeeper i think he's in he's intentionally probably lying to make sure that he doesn't
01:11:16.340end up where he doesn't want it to end up because ultimately it seems like he has an ethnic
01:11:20.200legion like they all do a case in point let's go back to the interview it turns out that this
01:11:25.480conversation that they had in the beginning started over tucker carlson's expose recent expose of
01:11:32.840israel and zionism and it turns out that finkelstein doesn't like the fact that jews are seen
01:11:40.440where he claims that trucker is trying to present the picture that jews are international string
01:11:48.040pollers. Listen. Many things Tucker Carlson has said, many things that he said over the past year
01:11:55.220are correct. They're accurate. He played a crucial role in bringing his understanding
01:12:03.300in order to bring it before a large audience. The problem is he frames the whole issue as
01:12:09.920Here is this innocent, pure United States that has been tricked, duped, seduced, blackmailed, and that's an important aspect of their claim, that's been blackmailed by these Jews in Israel.
01:12:27.360And that's how Palestine became an issue of the left, a national liberation struggle, a struggle against imperialism, a struggle, one of the last struggles against European colonialism, akin to the South Africa question.
01:12:46.780that's how the left frames it i think the right frames it as jews wire pullers international
01:12:56.500wire pullers who now control and actually have for a long time according to these people
01:13:02.620they were responsible they meaning the jews in israel were responsible for the kennedy assassination
01:13:10.200They claimed the 2003 war in Iraq on the Jews in Israel, and the bottom line is that the Jewish question, historically, in the hands of the right, has never had a particularly happy outcome.
01:13:31.020Jews have not fared well on the right.
01:13:36.160But what I would say is, first of all, I would argue that Tucker is very careful to make a difference, but he doesn't call, he doesn't say the Jews. He really doesn't.
01:13:46.200claims of, I'm not really talking about all the Jews, it's sort of like Lady MacDuff protesting
01:13:52.520too much. He knows exactly what he's doing, and he knows exactly the message he's conveying,
01:13:59.680and the more he protests that he's not making that message, the more he's clearly making that
01:14:08.700message so he says well i know it was israel that was behind the 2003 war in iraq and there are
01:14:18.920these people in this country who have a dual loyalty they have really uh their loyalty is
01:14:25.320really to israel and they don't care about the united states and now he says that israel dragged
01:14:31.860the u.s into the war because it wanted to weaken the united states because israel wants an alliance
01:14:39.720with india where he came up with that only god knows i have to say oh boy oh my gosh what does
01:14:47.640one even begin with any of that okay first of all uh complete light see how he frames it the same
01:14:53.740way israeli jewish zionism is a is european colonialism see when land and occupant territories
01:15:03.660occupied in western white european countries by migrants driven out of their homelands by jewish
01:15:09.200wars then it's not occupation when it's dei policies against white people that's not
01:15:14.980oppression see how this works it's a complete lie complete fabrication complete obfuscation
01:15:22.300of the reality of the issue, while he's denying the disproportionate involvement of Jews among
01:15:29.800the neocons that push for the war in Iraq, and Syria, and Lebanon, and Libya, and now Iran,
01:15:37.420which he denies as well. We'll get to that, but it's just, where do you even begin?
01:15:44.980Tucker Carlson is not making the claim that Jews are international string pullers. I wish.
01:16:14.480we would suffer higher casualties and perhaps even higher those killed.
01:16:19.020And then we would all be here answering questions
01:16:20.540about why we knew that and didn't happen.
01:16:22.300So they were dragged into it, and in fact, Israeli TV was lamenting the issue over the fact that he was admitting to this fact afterwards.
01:16:29.260Meanwhile, Marco Rubio, in possibly the most damaging comment for Israel yesterday, said that the Israelis were planning an attack,
01:16:37.480and the Americans felt that if they didn't preemptively strike Iran, that the Americans would be hit as a result of Israel's strike on Iran,
01:16:45.620which puts Israel in a really tough spot right now, and Israel supporters here at home essentially being used as fodder.
01:16:52.300by Israel critics to say that Jerusalem is controlling Washington's foreign policy.
01:20:49.620He's an embarrassment, an affront there to do damage control to ensure that real criticism of Jews doesn't take it where they don't want it to go.
01:24:44.060And the Jewish people and the Jewish religion
01:24:46.460would disappear. And the other view was that the Jews would not be assimilated,
01:24:52.960they would be exterminated. At some point, the temperature of anti-Semitism, which always
01:24:59.860hovered at a high temperature, but at some point it would result in a mass extermination of Jews.
01:25:08.360And so there being no future for Jews in the non-Jewish world, Jews need to establish a state, and they thought the state should be established in their historic homeland as they saw it, namely Eretz Israel or Palestine.
01:31:55.280I think they are, what they're doing, again, is they're trying to save Israel, because they understand that Israel is basically cooked, and the only way to save it is for Netanyahu to lose.
01:32:11.120Actually, I don't even see that as a consideration by these folks. Their consideration is, we got to get rid of Trump. We got to get rid of Trump. And if the price is Israel losing, we will accept that price.
01:32:28.680that's how i i read the situation and that of course flies in the face of the claim
01:32:38.780that all these american jews are looking out only for israel it's not true
01:32:44.540they are these are jewish elites entrenched in the united states yeah they are not zionists
01:32:53.580because they believe there is a future for Jews here.
01:32:56.580In fact, it's been wonderful for Jews here in the United States
01:38:47.200I want to be truthful, and there are so many things that I don't want to talk about.
01:38:54.160Yeah, I mean, we don't want specific, but that's okay.
01:38:57.680But everyone should know here how important it is to get involved,
01:39:03.100because the reason that both of you were able to make huge differences
01:39:06.700is because you got involved, and you spent a lot of time,
01:39:10.640and yes, a lot of money on it, but you got involved and you cared.
01:39:14.040And that's what everyone here needs to know.
01:39:15.960Even if he were to retire right now, Donald Trump will have done enough for the Jewish people and for the Jewish state to earn his eternal place in the Jewish history.
01:39:40.320Just as I promised, I recognized Israel's eternal capital and opened the American embassy
01:40:33.620Miriam and Sheldon would come into the office, they'd call me.
01:40:38.920call me i think i think they had more trips to the white house than anybody else i could think
01:40:43.560of look at her sitting there so innocently she's got 60 billion in the bank 60 billion
01:40:50.200and she loves and she i think she's saying no more and she loves israel but she loves it and
01:40:56.760they would come in and her husband was a very aggressive man but i loved him he was a very
01:41:02.120aggressive very supportive of me and uh he'd call up uh can i come over and see you
01:41:08.600i say sheldon i'm the president of the united states it doesn't work that way he'd come in
01:41:16.200but i actually asked i'm going to get her in trouble with this but i actually asked her once
01:41:19.400i said so miriam i know you love israel what do you love more the united states or israel
01:41:26.040she refused to answer that means that might mean israel i must say
01:41:31.160absolutely amazing that's the point there's nothing to this it's not religious it has nothing
01:41:40.720to do with anything what's the drive of these people then you have more money you can dream of
01:41:46.380it's all these and you continue to invest and do things on behalf of israel and israeli interest
01:41:51.560let's end the segment here with a clip from pascal lottas he's running this neutrality studies
01:41:58.000YouTube channel. And it's the biggest load of bunk that I've seen in a long time. They have
01:42:03.220serious in-depth discussions about Israel and about Zionism and things like this. That's the
01:42:08.540one who had Norman Finkelstein on there. But here he is with Yaakov Rabkin, who's a professor at
01:42:15.680Quebec in Montreal University, trying to convince you that in fact, everything you see, if Israel
01:42:24.620is unpopular if zionism is not going down that well well let's just blame europeans for it
01:42:32.640it's important to remember that zionism is a european movement it's european ethnic nationalism
01:42:39.940of poland lithuania that is transferred to palestine very often it's exclusionary nationalism
01:42:47.460because you can have inclusive nationalism like in france you know you become citoyen
01:42:53.280And that's enough. But there is also the ethnic nationalism, which today is very much in evidence in many countries, in Poland, in Ukraine, in Latvia, Estonia, and so on.
01:43:06.820So this was transferred into Palestine, and that became the ideological basis of Zionism.
01:43:15.160Absolute ridiculous. The type of academic poop that you can find on YouTube now is just unbelievable.