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00:06:16 welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us here today it is thursday march 19th

00:06:23 2026 we're one day away from the spring equinox hope you're all doing well out there uh yes coming

00:06:28 on with a little stream here today we just got up a western warrior if you do want to check that out

00:06:33 we're talking about the strait of hormuz and of course this drama is continuing things are going

00:06:37 great for them by the way things are seems to be really really under control uh netanyahu came out

00:06:43 today to do basically a damage control press conference and said this is totally nothing

00:06:47 to do with Israel. This is just, you know, just America acting on its own. So we'll look at some 0.81

00:06:52 of those clips. We've got some other stuff here, too. The energy situation, of course, is bad.

00:06:58 It doesn't mean that this is the one event that will, you know, pull the linchpin so the whole

00:07:01 thing comes apart, but it's just another layer to it, right? Every so often these comes and it

00:07:06 just gets gradually worse. What's dangerous, maybe what's different about this one, though,

00:07:11 is that people are not as supportive of Israel

00:07:14 as they used to be.

00:07:15 And a lot of blame, correctly and justifiably,

00:07:19 is being aimed that way, in that direction.

00:07:22 Which makes them that much more dangerous.

00:07:26 Because we know about the Samson option, 1.00

00:07:28 we know about them lashing out,

00:07:29 we know about them basically going for the juggler,

00:07:31 saying, this is our chance, this is our window,

00:07:33 this is all we got.

00:07:34 We got to do it now or it's not going to happen.

00:07:36 Which makes this a completely volatile situation

00:07:39 for everyone else on planet Earth.

00:07:41 because we're all Goyim, we're all Amalek, we're all Esau, we're all Edom.

00:07:46 And we continuously bring these aspects up that this is a Bronze Age desert mentality of genocide

00:07:55 and just ruthless, brutal extermination of other ethnic groups.

00:08:01 Because it's a mitzvah, it's a commandment. 0.99

00:08:03 This is what they're meant to do for their Mosheach to come back. 1.00

00:08:06 And, you know, you're kind of seeing there's a larger, an increasing element of people talking about this.

00:08:11 but not nearly enough, right?

00:08:15 They remain with the criticism within,

00:08:18 eh, this is just Israel, this is kind of bad policy or whatever.

00:08:21 And sometimes when you do look at this,

00:08:23 and not just from the point of view of Israel, right,

00:08:25 but like America too being dragged along into this Purim war 0.73

00:08:28 that the Israelis and the Jewish interest,

00:08:32 the organized Jewish community,

00:08:34 sought to inflict upon the Persians, the Iranians, 1.00

00:08:38 that is like, do they know how bad this is?

00:08:45 And of course, the question, maybe this is the point.

00:08:48 Maybe just total scorched earth tactic is the point of this.

00:08:53 The way to ruin Europe, as we're seeing now with the energy markets,

00:08:56 we'll get into that.

00:08:58 What outlet do they have?

00:08:59 What measure do they have?

00:09:01 Or maybe buying all their energy coming through Israel, of course.

00:09:04 That's one of the options now that they're floating here.

00:09:07 But the question is, do they want us to survive?

00:09:10 Or is this part of just a total scorched earth tactic to take down America,

00:09:15 take down Europe, take down the Amalek and the Goyim, wherever they are? 1.00

00:09:19 Because they're building a superpower over there.

00:09:21 Anyway, so these are some of the things we're going to get into here today.

00:09:23 Lots to talk about. It's just crazy development here.

00:09:26 And we can start with, I guess, the Strait of Hormuz, really, to be honest.

00:09:31 And we can begin looking at some of that and some of the, I guess, more or less.

00:09:34 I mean, it's not that it's rumors, because this is like, you know, actually happening.

00:09:39 They're actually putting mines there. 0.77

00:09:41 They're trying to control and restrict this.

00:09:44 And of course, the reply here has been, therefore, everyone has to come out and basically just, you know,

00:09:48 bomb Iran to smithereens and take care of this problem that the Israelis had there. 1.00

00:09:54 And now somehow it's everyone else's responsibility.

00:09:57 We talked about that over the, in the Western Warrior show, right?

00:10:00 Trump flip-flopping, demanding help from NATO.

00:10:02 most of the countries say no and then it's like ah well we don't need you anyway and now in the

00:10:07 latest thing we're just like okay well i guess we'll help you know um it's like no i mean look

00:10:12 i know there's forces here excuse me there's forces here where people are you know there are

00:10:16 people that know what they're doing but in the press conferences and the stuff that we're hearing

00:10:22 from the media and from politicians and people that supposedly are know what they're doing here

00:10:28 there seems to be no one in charge whatsoever they're just being led along by some kind of

00:10:34 force somewhere telling them what to do now of course we know what that force is but i'm saying

00:10:37 if you're just looking at this from maybe not the outside but like you know trying to make

00:10:46 sense of this this is why you're seeing these debates in in the media and sometimes when they

00:10:51 ask politicians right what do what's the plan what do we do well it's two weeks to flatten

00:10:56 the curve it's a little bit of short-term pain for long-term gain did you see you guys see that

00:11:01 compilation of like the talking point going out it's just a little bit it's just two it's it's

00:11:05 literally a two weeks to flatten the curve argument that's that's what this is right

00:11:10 and what is this now third week going into fourth here soon and it's uh it might just be the start

00:11:18 of this thing we don't know it's hard to say sometimes i'm on team nothing ever happens but

00:11:24 But at the same time, this is something you're going to feel in different ways.

00:11:28 Ask the New Zealanders right now.

00:11:30 They're feeling this.

00:11:31 There's not gas in some of their pumps down there.

00:11:35 Heightened prices, energy prices.

00:11:38 Think about that when you're finally looking at your electric bill.

00:11:42 It was a funny meme that someone put together about that, by the way.

00:11:44 Make sure you thank the people that have brought you to this place

00:11:51 and why we, you, are suffering more than you would have to do.

00:11:58 There's oil on canvas here.

00:12:00 I think this is 2026 March, allegedly.

00:12:04 Electricity bill.

00:12:06 That's the motif right there.

00:12:08 All right, so anyway, we got Straits of Hormuz, as we said.

00:12:12 Over 30 Iranian speedboats patrolling attacking ships

00:12:15 and even allegedly laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

00:12:19 Now, of course, this is very hard to confirm,

00:12:20 but apparently they're using this very kind of low-cost effort way, the Iranians, to fight this battle,

00:12:27 which, of course, what are they supposed to do?

00:12:31 But the action here, you don't have to be a fan of the Iranians' Muslim leadership

00:12:37 to kind of understand, like, what are they supposed to do?

00:12:40 It's not even two sides in it, right?

00:12:42 But it says, like, well, you're almost what you heard from the press conference today from Netanyahu.

00:12:46 It was like, well, they started it, right?

00:12:50 And it's like, you did this. You bombed them back in, I forget the date now, was it June?

00:12:58 2025? August 2025. Geez, I forget when it was, but it was not that long ago, you know,

00:13:04 politically speaking, or maybe long ago, politically speaking, it's three days now,

00:13:08 who knows? But anyway, not that long ago that they took care of Iran's nuclear program,

00:13:13 because they're going to blow up the entire world, right, allegedly. So of course, we had to do this.

00:13:18 Trump said he had an obligation.

00:13:20 He didn't want to do it, but he had an obligation, you see, to save the world.

00:13:26 And, of course, now it's a world in spiraling crisis here.

00:13:30 Total destabilization.

00:13:32 Total collapse of any type of dialogue or efforts at peace.

00:13:41 Remember the hoodwinked peace talks on the 27th of February,

00:13:46 where America, you know, on behalf of Israel, just pulled out on those

00:13:50 and then the next day they just bombed them.

00:13:53 Anyway, it's insane.

00:13:57 So this is what we're looking at right now with the threat of Hormuz.

00:14:01 In terms of costs, oil and natural gas prices soar after Iranian attack

00:14:05 on Qatar facility that can supply one-fifth of world's gas.

00:14:10 So Iran has kind of adopted this method of like, or strategy, I guess,

00:14:13 of, like, inflicting maximum pain economically and energy-wise speaking

00:14:20 because, of course, it's not just the oil and the energy and the gas for the cars.

00:14:24 It's fertilizer.

00:14:25 It's vital minerals and, you know, things in manufacturing processes.

00:14:33 Aluminum.

00:14:33 There's high-tech things.

00:14:35 Everything will be impacted of this.

00:14:37 Food prices, obviously.

00:14:38 Things like this, right?

00:14:40 So we're being plunged into chaos.

00:14:42 For what?

00:14:43 for whom on behalf of whom and why because of an ancient bronze age desert mindset mentality

00:14:51 that these people have to go now they're using the bomb as the excuse or the it'll be this the

00:14:57 other day and then it's something next the other day and then they take care of the problem because

00:15:01 we bombed them about a you know a little bit less now than a year ago um and then um it'll be

00:15:07 another excuse it'll be something else but yeah here's a here's a photo of uh new zealand right

00:15:12 there sorry pump closed temporarily out of gas out of stock i guess this is on the on the notes

00:15:21 there now i'm not sure how widespread this is in new zealand is it all over the place is it just

00:15:27 in a couple i saw one post from a new zealand outlet that were considering radical uh legal

00:15:34 changes to basically restrict people's ability to drive so that basically it's you know again

00:15:41 kind of like a covid thing here like are you is this trip you're going to take essential is it a

00:15:48 is it an essential trip to your to your job essentially right uh but anyway the good news

00:15:55 here of course is netanyahu is confident that america will sort this out after this very very

00:16:00 bad publicity kind of uh debacle here that israel has been going through i mean it's really over the

00:16:06 last few years technically but it's not getting any better let me put it that way uh but uh

00:16:11 Netanyahu is confident that the U.S. military will sort this out for them, apparently.

00:16:14 We're doing what we can.

00:16:15 As far as oil prices rising, spikes, you know what a spike is?

00:16:19 No.

00:16:19 You know what a spike is?

00:16:20 It goes up and goes down.

00:16:23 The Americans are working very hard, and we're trying to help them in every way that we can,

00:16:28 to open the Straits of Hormuz.

00:16:31 And if they succeed, which I think they will, then oil prices will come down.

00:16:37 Yeah, it will come down again.

00:16:38 We'll supply them with, not with troops, not with anything kind of viable, maybe some intelligence.

00:16:45 How about that?

00:16:45 You want some intelligence?

00:16:48 We can give you some of that while your boys, sons and daughters go and die.

00:16:52 Of course, yeah, why not?

00:16:53 And of course, he's joining in on the little compilation there of the short-term pain for the long-term gain.

00:17:01 In case you didn't see it, here it is again.

00:17:02 This is a short-term disruption for the long-term gain.

00:17:05 Short-term pain for the long-term gain.

00:17:09 Short-term pain be for long-term gain.

00:17:11 We're going to have some short-term pain with long-term gain.

00:17:14 Short-term pay for a long-term gain.

00:17:17 Some short-term pain, yes, but we've got some long-term gain.

00:17:20 Short-term spike for a long-term gain.

00:17:23 Some short-term pain for American consumers.

00:17:25 We may have to deal with that in the short-term.

00:17:28 Short-term and temporary.

00:17:29 Temporary, short-term pain.

00:17:31 It's going to suck in the short-term.

00:17:32 Some short-term pain.

00:17:34 Short-term pain.

00:17:35 we have to focus on the short-term short-term short-term short-term short-term short-term and

00:17:39 long-term short-term leap hopefully this is a short-term pain short-term is highly outweighed

00:17:45 of the long-term benefit some short-term pain for the long-term gain short-term sacrifice

00:17:52 for a long-term gain sorry i didn't quite would you say again can you can you remind me of what

00:18:01 What was that? Some long-term pain?

00:18:04 Yeah, it's for some short-term gain.

00:18:05 But it was in that direction, I think, right?

00:18:08 In case you were confused about what this was.

00:18:11 It's going to be very painful in the long term

00:18:13 because when you're led along in these type of Purim Wars

00:18:19 and Desert Bronze Age mindset type of conflicts,

00:18:24 then, yeah, you lose.

00:18:27 That's how this basically goes down.

00:18:28 It's always been going down that way.

00:18:29 You lose with these people.

00:18:33 That's just what it is.

00:18:34 So anyway, no appetite for EU energy deals with Russia,

00:18:39 despite the fact that Scott Besant,

00:18:41 whatever his name is,

00:18:42 dropped that little tidbit that,

00:18:46 actually, the whole thing about the sanctions

00:18:49 on Russian oil or whatever,

00:18:51 let's put that to the side a little bit.

00:18:53 Again, more damage control, right?

00:18:55 What do we do?

00:18:57 We got to do something.

00:18:58 This is not looking good in the polls, everybody.

00:19:00 And it's like, no one gives a shit about any of this anymore.

00:19:03 I mean, within the GOP establishment.

00:19:04 They just burn it down.

00:19:06 Just burn it all down.

00:19:09 And of course, one wonders what they have on these people.

00:19:12 Is it still the Epstein stuff?

00:19:14 Is it ongoing?

00:19:15 Are they true believers?

00:19:16 Maybe they're true believers, like Pete Hegseth.

00:19:19 You know, Third Temple Pete, he really seems to believe in this stuff.

00:19:21 They're like, yeah, no, this is great.

00:19:22 We need Armageddon for Mosheak to come back, right? 1.00

00:19:26 So anyway, so the EU is being, I mean, because of the mismanagement, the misleadership, obviously, of people like Kallas here. 0.95

00:19:39 What's her first name again?

00:19:41 Kajsa, I think it was.

00:19:42 Kaja Kallas.

00:19:43 Kaja Kallas.

00:19:44 She was Estonian, I think.

00:19:46 Lithuanian, Estonian.

00:19:49 Which you'd think then that diplomacy would be kind of like the way forward.

00:19:53 Like, the way you solve global conflicts, it's like having, I don't know, trade deals with each other.

00:20:01 And again, you know, I repeated this in Western Warrior, I'll repeat it now,

00:20:04 but, like, it doesn't mean you have to love these people or be friends with them

00:20:07 or love their, you know, regime or whatever it is, right?

00:20:09 But it's kind of like it's ensured, you know, kind of some form of stability, right?

00:20:14 Okay, we don't like you, but we'll trade oil with you and you, this with us, you know,

00:20:17 kind of thing as a way to solve it.

00:20:18 But now instead, it's just basically bombs dropping and then, you know, kids dying

00:20:22 and then we paying the price for it.

00:20:24 How can we live like this?

00:20:27 This little nation there in the Middle East 0.99

00:20:28 is like a threat to the entire stability

00:20:31 of the world at this point.

00:20:33 And of course, primarily because big countries

00:20:35 like America is going along with it

00:20:36 or being led along the nose

00:20:37 with these type of insane,

00:20:40 totally, ruthlessly idiotic, clownish strategies

00:20:45 of trying to solve it in this way.

00:20:46 But we know why.

00:20:47 This is not a mystery.

00:20:48 This is why everyone keeps guessing in the media.

00:20:50 What's going on?

00:20:50 There's no one in charge.

00:20:51 What's happening?

00:20:52 It's like, well, it kind of makes sense if you think they want to just ruin as much as possible and kill as many as possible.

00:20:59 Then it's like, oh, okay, this makes sense now.

00:21:03 Essentially, that's basically what it is.

00:21:06 From the Black Sea to Hormuz, Kaya Callas, I forget what her official position is. 0.80

00:21:11 She's the foreign policy chief there at the European Union.

00:21:15 she proposed to return to the turkish model in an in a fragmented energy order which of course

00:21:22 israel doesn't like that they're already eyeing turkey as being the next one on the block after

00:21:27 iran which is kind of interesting because it's a nato country and all this stuff so like how is

00:21:31 this going to play but anyway i guess that's part of why nato needs to be kind of falling apart as

00:21:35 well which is kind of doing um because with allies like that within nato why do you need any enemies

00:21:43 That is your enemy now, essentially.

00:21:45 So America goes on to being led along Israel to bomb Iran. 0.62

00:21:52 And then the whole thing just blows up in their face.

00:21:56 And it's like, whoops, this is not looking that great.

00:21:59 Oh, maybe actually you import more oil.

00:22:01 You're dependent on the oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz.

00:22:03 Actually, you should help out.

00:22:06 That's what allies does, right?

00:22:08 It's the same relationship between Israel and America.

00:22:11 That's what America is doing to Europe. 0.60

00:22:13 It's like, we bomb it, we won't ask you first, we'll just do it,

00:22:17 and then you'll be impacted the most negatively.

00:22:19 And they're like, actually, you're depending on this, you should help out.

00:22:24 So anyway, it's an intentional demolition of the whole international order

00:22:29 because, of course, they want a new one, obviously, as we know.

00:22:32 A new UN, you know, based in Jerusalem, you know, like all these kinds of things, right?

00:22:38 So there was a joint set.

00:22:38 So despite the fact of the back and forth, I guess, the Epstein chain was yanked in the right places.

00:22:44 And all of a sudden now you get a joint statement by a few of the European countries, including Japan, regarding the Strait of Hormuz and the fact that they were willing to kind of help out here, I guess.

00:22:55 I mean, initially, France said, like, we'll help, but not like when there's missiles and drones flying out there, whatever, like if there's mines.

00:23:01 leading european nations and japan issued a joint statement today thursday saying that they were

00:23:07 ready to join appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the strait of hormuz and would

00:23:12 take steps to stabilize energy markets anyway we don't have to read the full text but they're

00:23:19 basically like being led along with this they're talking about some uncs resolution it's funny

00:23:24 because it's like the effect of iran's actions will be felt by people in all parts of the world

00:23:29 It's like, well, they didn't initiate this latest one, right?

00:23:33 We call on Iran to seize immediate its threats, 1.00

00:23:36 link of mines, drones, missile attacks,

00:23:38 and other attempts to block the strait.

00:23:42 For commercial shipping, yeah,

00:23:43 according to this UN Security Council resolution, 2817.

00:23:48 But it's like, can you, again,

00:23:50 you don't have to complicate it

00:23:52 by doing this both sides of everything,

00:23:54 but like, what are they,

00:23:57 you baited them into it.

00:23:59 not europe in this case but israel and america did right they they initiated this and then now

00:24:05 they're retaliate retaliating they're like what do you can't do you can't do this uh absolutely

00:24:10 ridiculous but we got some tips here by the way if you do if you do see any troubles at the pump

00:24:16 whatsoever i think we do have a couple not too many there you want to save on gas you can check

00:24:22 your tires make sure you reduce your speed obviously avoid lots of starts and stops you

00:24:27 Just, you know, don't stop as much and start.

00:24:29 That's an easy one when you're out driving, obviously.

00:24:32 You can just get rid of the extra weight, you know.

00:24:35 I mean, that's good anyway.

00:24:36 Food prices are going up.

00:24:37 You need to lose some weight.

00:24:39 And, of course, don't go to war because Israeli Jews tell you to. 1.00

00:24:43 We do have some pro tips.

00:24:45 But also, of course, what you can do is take a few less steps to, I don't know, Starbucks.

00:24:53 This is according to Minnesota GOP senator candidate Michelle Tafoya, who we're speaking on a radio show here about this today.

00:25:01 Listen.

00:25:02 Maybe you take one less trip to Starbucks and so that gas goes a little further until this thing is over and these gas prices come back down again.

00:25:11 Let's just try to be patriots about this.

00:25:15 Let's just try to be patriots about this.

00:25:17 That's right.

00:25:17 Exactly.

00:25:18 What the hell are you doing, you sick, perverted piece of shit anti-Semite?

00:25:22 you? Won't you think of Israel for once? Okay, be a patriot. Think about Israel. Michelle Tafoya.

00:25:30 She was like some sports commentator first, I believe. They're so out of touch, these people.

00:25:36 It's incredible. Yeah, that's the reason why. It's the extra, the affluent trip to Starbucks

00:25:44 that people are upset that they can't make when they go into the pump, obviously. Yeah,

00:25:50 just wait for the food prices i mean again i think it's a it's a feature not a bug at the same time

00:25:55 they're playing with forces here we're like you no one no one is going to like you is that what

00:26:02 you want maybe that that is what they want we talk about that too all the time right the

00:26:06 the gathering of israel right this is a plan the whole world needs to be turning against israel 1.00

00:26:12 at the in the end of days right anyway this is like california prices but this is like

00:26:19 Was this two weeks ago?

00:26:20 I don't even know what those are now.

00:26:22 Maybe someone in chat can tell us.

00:26:24 But yeah, this GOP, Zoglodyte here, she was some sports commentator. 1.00

00:26:31 And now, of course, it's like straight into a Republican candidate position here for, was it Senate or something?

00:26:39 I don't know what it was.

00:26:41 Something.

00:26:42 All right.

00:26:43 Okay.

00:26:43 Okay, so, apparently now, in order to fix this, ladies and gentlemen, we've got to take Korg Island, which we also covered in Western Warrior, the small island deep into the strait, right, the Red Sea, kind of close to, what is that, the border of, what's up, what's next to, I've got to look at a map again, remind me, but it's deeper into,

00:27:12 It's not where the strait is, it's deeper into the sound, or whatever you want to call it, of the Red Sea, close to Iran, where basically it's working as a pit stop for oil tankers to go to that island.

00:27:27 It's where the main oil is processed and stuff.

00:27:31 And I guess in some attempt then to just try to take and claim it and steal all the oil to keep, I guess, momentarily oil prices down or something like that.

00:27:41 Look, I understand from a military strategic point of view,

00:27:44 they want to cut off the lifeline, obviously, to Iran as well.

00:27:46 But, of course, that makes them more desperate as well, right?

00:27:48 So now they're inflicting more damage and more pain

00:27:51 instead of going for a diplomatic route of trying to solve this in some kind of capacity.

00:27:55 That's all out the window.

00:27:57 And so they're antagonizing them to making it worse.

00:27:59 That's why they're, as we said, they're striking other places now in Qatar,

00:28:04 these other oil fields.

00:28:06 Trump had some statement about it today as well.

00:28:08 He seems to be, at least on the surface, kind of in disagreement with Israel.

00:28:12 It's like, you're going to do this now?

00:28:15 Are you going?

00:28:16 He's not going to wake up.

00:28:18 Nothing's going to change.

00:28:20 But what did you really think?

00:28:24 Did you think anything?

00:28:25 Not Trump, but I'm saying his staff, his administrators, everyone around him.

00:28:29 I think they're just seeing Haman and Purim, and they're seeing Persians, 0.99

00:28:35 and they're like, it's within reach, boys.

00:28:37 I think that's what they're seeing.

00:28:38 Anyway, here's Besant on the Carg Island, the small island there, serving as the oil depot.

00:28:45 I think it's a different term for it, but anyway.

00:28:47 Ladies are focused on it. 1.00

00:28:48 As I said, there was a bombing campaign last week.

00:28:51 The military assets on Carg Island were destroyed.

00:28:55 And the other thing I can tell you, if you're an oil worker, you don't want to work there.

00:28:59 So all the oil workers there are being coerced to stay there.

00:29:03 and you know we we will see what happens with whether that eventually becomes a u.s asset

00:29:09 what what would be your yeah it would be a u.s asset that's how they're doing it

00:29:13 is robbing the world blind they're bombing and then they're robbing the rest of the world blind 0.98

00:29:17 just come in and claim it and take it it's like this kind of

00:29:20 it's like the end of the days and of course the roman empire gets demonized specifically by the

00:29:28 jewish academics here but of course there is some truth to this idea that they're like at the end 1.00

00:29:31 they're just going nuts and crazy as they're losing more and more control they're just getting

00:29:36 like greedier and all the fans more fanciful bizarre ideas you're like nero style or something

00:29:43 right of like um lashing out essentially as it as the empire is spreading itself extremely thin

00:29:53 like do you know what you're doing do you do you know what's coming here if you keep this up

00:30:01 And it's the same with all the politicians that support Israel.

00:30:05 You might stand with Israel, but you will also fall with Israel. 0.85

00:30:11 You're going to go down with a whole goddamn burning ship.

00:30:16 And they don't care about that.

00:30:20 You're literally just a pawn to be used until you can be discarded,

00:30:24 and then it's on to the next thing.

00:30:26 It's not some plan to save America,

00:30:29 despite the fact of what, like, Netanyahu said today in the press conference.

00:30:32 And we'll get to some of those clips there, obviously.

00:30:35 But, yeah, so Karg Island, and, of course, the plan here also seems to be,

00:30:44 because the U.S. have said, like, well, we're not dependent on much of this energy, supposedly,

00:30:49 but yet somehow the prices go up at the American pumps too, right?

00:30:53 Why? Because, of course, it's higher demand now then and lower supply for all the world, everywhere.

00:30:59 So it does affect America, despite that.

00:31:01 And, of course, I think Trump didn't refill the strategic oil reserves

00:31:05 when Biden depleted them.

00:31:07 So, of course, that's another mistake here,

00:31:09 or you can call it intentional, whatever you want to call it.

00:31:11 But the plan here is, of course, to make Europe turn to... 0.50

00:31:16 We've heard both the idea.

00:31:18 It was after the COVID stuff, right?

00:31:19 The liquefied national gas, LNG.

00:31:23 They're going to start buying that from America, 0.98

00:31:25 just like get off of Russian energy and get onto our system. 0.66

00:31:28 And, of course, that takes time to build those terminal and, you know, get that whole system going.

00:31:34 That takes, what, five to ten years as far as I understand it, maybe even longer.

00:31:39 But Israel has always had an interest in taking care of Europe on the energy front.

00:31:46 And, of course, nothing could be more stable and secure handing over your dependency on your energy to power everything in Europe on these fine, fine people in Israel.

00:31:56 People like Netanyahu, and you talked about this in the press conference, by the way,

00:31:59 that they basically want the gas pipelines to be run through Israel.

00:32:03 Listen.

00:32:03 There are oil fields around the world that are burning.

00:32:06 Gas prices are going up.

00:32:08 The war is popular here in Israel.

00:32:10 It's not popular for many Americans.

00:32:12 My question was, how do you see this ending?

00:32:15 Not why, not even when.

00:32:17 What do you imagine that they have?

00:32:19 Well, we have achievable goals,

00:32:21 And I'm not going to speak about the full battle plans that we have with the United States.

00:32:26 We're well coordinated with them.

00:32:28 I will say this.

00:32:31 That once we achieve our goals, then I have argued, I think, and Americans understand this very well because we're real partners.

00:32:43 I think that what has to be done is to have alternative routes.

00:32:48 instead of going through the choke points of the Hormuz Straits and the Bab el-Mandeb Straits

00:32:56 in order to have the flow of oil, just have oil pipelines, gas pipelines going west

00:33:04 through the Arabian Peninsula, right up to Israel, right up to our Mediterranean ports,

00:33:09 and you've just done away with the choke points for forever.

00:33:13 that is definitely possible so i see that as yeah i see that as a a real change that will follow this

00:33:21 this war but i also see this war ending a lot faster than people think i think you have to

00:33:29 in war you have to grit your teeth yeah just uh just bite down a little bit okay just uh show

00:33:35 some patience here so just some um short-term pain for long-term gain i'm sorry i'm getting

00:33:42 that I'm going to reverse, obviously, here.

00:33:44 Anyway, so yeah, they've talked about this

00:33:47 for a couple of decades now, in fact.

00:33:51 Israel wanting to provide the energy to Europe 0.98

00:33:53 shortly after major offshore natural gas

00:33:54 discovered in the eastern Mediterranean,

00:33:56 which I've heard is right there by Gaza, by the way,

00:33:58 and one of the reasons for...

00:34:00 I mean, that's not the primary reason.

00:34:01 The primary reason is they want to take care of them

00:34:02 and genocide them, take them out of the picture 0.90

00:34:05 for the Greater Israel Project.

00:34:07 We know that.

00:34:08 But, of course, another plus aspect of this

00:34:10 that you can now, you know, have access to more natural gas.

00:34:13 And you can reroute from all the Gulf countries,

00:34:15 all that's straight through Israel,

00:34:18 where they can have a switch.

00:34:20 If you don't do what Israel wants,

00:34:22 they turn off your electricity, right?

00:34:24 That's really the position we want Europe to be in at this point.

00:34:29 But yeah, they've started merging around 2010, 2011.

00:34:33 They dropped it again in 2018, I think.

00:34:37 there's already an undersea electric cable

00:34:44 connecting Greece and Cyprus with Israel,

00:34:46 things like this, right?

00:34:47 They're solidifying, unfortunately,

00:34:50 the infrastructure in the Mediterranean.

00:34:53 But, of course, in the wake of all the chaos here

00:34:55 that they have largely helped to create themselves,

00:34:57 Israel to Europe gas pipeline idea back on the table.

00:35:04 This is from November.

00:35:07 2025 the idea of laying a gas pipeline from israel's offshore reservoirs to europe

00:35:14 is back on the agenda no way you're telling me now for the first time really amazing

00:35:20 okay so trump is considering thousands of more u.s troops to reinforce the operations

00:35:29 in the middle east already we have tons of people already americans already

00:35:34 uh dead they i don't think they're being honest about the numbers as usual because why would this

00:35:41 because it's a very unpopular uh war uh but it's not just uh more men that they need they need

00:35:47 more money as well uh not just any type of money they need about uh about 200 billion worth here's

00:35:54 a third temple pete to explain that to you here and motivate you why this is necessary uh 200

00:36:00 billion dollars i think that number could move obviously uh it it takes uh it takes money to

00:36:05 kill bad guys that's right we're going back to congress and our folks there to ensure that we're

00:36:10 properly funded for what's been done for what we may have to do in the future uh ensure that

00:36:15 our ammunition is everything's refilled and not just refilled but above and beyond i mean president

00:36:20 trump as he said rebuilt the military in his first term didn't think he'd use it as dynamically in

00:36:24 his second but he had so thank goodness he did that an investment like this is meant to say hey

00:36:28 we'll replace anything that was spent and now that we're reviving our defense industrial base

00:36:32 and rebuilding the arsenal of freedom and cutting deals like our great deputy secretary is here is

00:36:35 doing long lead times on exquisite munitions we're going to be refilled faster than anyone

00:36:40 imagined uh and i think you know we're also still dealing with the environment joe biden created

00:36:45 uh which was which was depleting those stockholds blame the previous guy sending them to our own

00:36:50 military but to ukraine uh which is when every time we reach back and look at any sort of a

00:36:55 challenge we have it goes back to well send it to ukraine ultimately we think this should be these

00:37:00 uh these munitions are better spent in our own interests at this point and this kind of funding

00:37:04 bill is going to ensure that we're properly funded going forward we'll take your own interests

00:37:09 whose interest is this to bomb iran goddamn liar yeah third third temple little pete here he uh he 0.85

00:37:16 has the talking points of course no this is good it's all just an accident obviously but uh yeah

00:37:20 the stocks of the defense companies keep going up because of course that's always a lot of profit

00:37:24 of war, as we know, I think it was a war bond even talking about this too. He's talking about the

00:37:27 banks, he's talking about the military-industrial complex, how they're gaining from this. And of

00:37:32 course, the overall strategic win for Israel here in terms of the Greater Israel Project,

00:37:38 in terms of ethnically cleansing these areas, and basically getting what you want.

00:37:42 Bombing the Iranian regime as much as possible, and then kind of hoping that the Iranians will 1.00

00:37:49 rise up and do the rest of the job

00:37:51 for them, I guess.

00:37:53 There's another incredible clip on this

00:37:55 that we had, too, from Fox News. I'll play that a little bit later.

00:37:57 But like

00:37:57 how the Iranians just want 1.00

00:38:01 they want them. Their greatest

00:38:03 fear, apparently, is

00:38:05 for

00:38:05 if

00:38:09 Israel and America stops 0.98

00:38:11 bombing Iran. That's the greatest fear 1.00

00:38:13 we heard on Fox News.

00:38:15 And, of course, they don't care about the fact that

00:38:17 if they do actually revolt

00:38:18 internally, they will be slaughtered. Israel urges 0.96

00:38:23 Iranians to revolt, but privately assess that they will be slaughtered.

00:38:27 Again, I was like, oh my gosh, I can't believe their

00:38:30 misanalysis on this. No, you're not understanding.

00:38:36 That's the point of the thing. They want them

00:38:39 to be slaughtered, including the people like Reza 1.00

00:38:43 Pahlavi eventually. They're just, you know, goyslop 1.00

00:38:47 Shabbat Goyim

00:38:49 who back

00:38:51 them, who genuinely want

00:38:53 a good relationship with Israel.

00:38:55 They don't care if they're slaughtered.

00:38:57 They all see them the same. It doesn't matter.

00:39:00 Not whatsoever.

00:39:02 And by the way,

00:39:03 if anyone had any doubts

00:39:05 about Third Temple Pete here,

00:39:07 of course we've shown the photos of him with

00:39:09 the Third Temple Institute. He's meeting with the people

00:39:11 there. Here he is with a

00:39:13 Build Israel Great Again cap

00:39:15 on back in, I forget when this was, was it 2018? It says down below there. Thank you for being our

00:39:21 very first post and support. Can you also give us a thumbs up? It's within reach, folks. What do

00:39:31 they mean by building Israel great again? What do you think that means? Not just the infrastructure

00:39:36 and the superpower type of shit. No, no, no. This is about building Israel to such an extent 0.90

00:39:45 that they will get that third temple

00:39:47 and stuff like that, right?

00:39:48 That's what this is about, ladies and gentlemen.

00:39:50 That's what this is about.

00:39:51 Holy smokes, we got a huge donor here

00:39:53 from Albert Arctic Wolf.

00:39:55 Holy smokes, big challenge here from Albert 350.

00:39:59 Thank you so much, Albert.

00:40:00 You're incredible, thank you.

00:40:02 Holy smokes.

00:40:03 Hi, Henrik, I'm going to watch this once I get back from work.

00:40:05 Great Western Warrior this week, thank you.

00:40:07 Trump should take advice from me

00:40:09 and use the tanning bed

00:40:10 instead of sticking with the Cheeto dust, LOL.

00:40:13 well yeah so i pull i think we play that clip in actually in western warrior but here's a screen

00:40:20 grab from it uh speaking to what albert is talking about that too it's just this was like a few days

00:40:26 ago like if you're telling me no one can no one around him can tell him like this is not looking

00:40:31 this is not looking that good what's what's happening here what's what's with the oily 0.94

00:40:36 cheeto dust you're right albert holy smokes it's like not on the ears not on the side

00:40:43 you know just what's wrong with the tanning bed maybe this is like a spray on thing but you think

00:40:48 that someone here would be like um mr president this is uh we got to talk about this uh the spray

00:40:57 tan or whatever the hell is this the cheeto dust oil that you're putting on it's not a good look

00:41:02 sir uh we're losing credibility all over the world uh drop drop the uh drop the oily greasy 0.64

00:41:09 Cheeto dust stuff

00:41:11 I don't know

00:41:12 It's quite incredible

00:41:13 But yeah

00:41:14 It's not looking that

00:41:14 Not looking that good

00:41:15 To be honest

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00:41:45 more money pentagon seeks more than 200 billion in budget request for iran war in addition to

00:41:54 the cost that you'll be paying for food and gas and electricity and everything else is going to

00:41:59 go up everything so we're saving because we're saving the world this is the obligation right

00:42:06 Iran somehow wanted to nuke the whole world, despite the fact, 1.00

00:42:09 and we'll get to Joe Kent here a little bit later,

00:42:10 in terms of the intelligent assessment.

00:42:13 And, of course, even Tulsi Gabbard at the time said there is no,

00:42:16 our intelligence says there is no bomb by Iran.

00:42:19 And, in fact, if there was one, that was taken care of

00:42:22 during the last bombing campaign of Iran.

00:42:25 So you're telling me that was actually a failure?

00:42:28 And they didn't need to do that then?

00:42:30 Or what was that?

00:42:32 They did it, said it was a success,

00:42:34 but then it turns out it was a failure.

00:42:35 No, of course, all of these things have been a success,

00:42:39 but there is nothing there.

00:42:40 There's no nuclear weapons program here.

00:42:44 And in fact, even if there was,

00:42:46 isn't your actions now proving that actually, in fact,

00:42:49 they are totally justified in having a nuclear weapon?

00:42:54 And why should Israel not be part of the same rules 0.66

00:42:58 as everyone else on the entire Earth?

00:43:01 Well, because, of course, Israel is a special case. 0.94

00:43:04 You see, they're God's chosen people and they're better than us and they can do anything they want, including having nuclear weapons without declaring that they do and continuously just kind of deny it or say, I don't know, we have no policy.

00:43:18 Our policy is not to address this. That's our policy, which technically makes it illegal for the United States to actually give aid to Israel because they're not part of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.

00:43:34 But, of course, who's going to bring that up?

00:43:36 Who's going to bring that up?

00:43:38 Which Epstein-controlled politician or judge or whatever it is

00:43:41 is going to bring that up somehow to try to stop the flow of money?

00:43:46 Anyway, here's the Truth Social post here from Donald Trump.

00:43:52 Orange Cheeto Man is that Israel, out of anger for what has taken place 1.00

00:43:56 in the Middle East, has violently lashed out at a major facility

00:44:00 known as South Pars Gas Field in Iran.

00:44:03 a relatively small section of the hole has been hit the united states knew nothing about this

00:44:10 particular attack interesting which contradicts then what net now said in the press conference

00:44:16 today where he talked about how they're very they're on very good terms and they're cooperating

00:44:21 and speaking to each other about intelligence and what to do and where to strike and they're

00:44:27 coordinating their efforts and all that, right?

00:44:29 That's a lie.

00:44:31 Imagine that.

00:44:32 What a shocker.

00:44:34 That's a lie.

00:44:38 So let me keep reading here.

00:44:40 The United States knew nothing about this particular attack,

00:44:44 and the country of Qatar was in no way, shape, or form involved with it,

00:44:48 nor did it have any idea that it was going to happen.

00:44:50 Unfortunately, Iran did not know this

00:44:53 or any of the pertinent facts pertaining to the South Park's attack,

00:44:57 and unjustifiably and more unfairly

00:44:59 attacked a portion of Qatar's LNG gas facility.

00:45:01 Again, what they're supposed to do.

00:45:03 Like, you mess with us, we'll mess with the entire world.

00:45:05 That's all the leverage they have at this point, essentially, right?

00:45:08 No more attacks will be made by Israel.

00:45:10 Is he trying now?

00:45:13 What do you mean?

00:45:15 You're not in charge, bro.

00:45:17 What are you trying to do here?

00:45:19 Look at this.

00:45:20 No more attacks will be made by Israel.

00:45:24 Seems like he's not mad about this at all.

00:45:27 pertaining to this extremely important and valuable South Park's field

00:45:30 unless Iran unwisely decides to attack a very innocent, in this case, Qatar,

00:45:36 in which instant the United States of America,

00:45:39 with or without the help or consent of Israel.

00:45:43 Interesting.

00:45:44 The trouble in paradise will massively blow up the entirety of the South Park's gas field

00:45:50 at an amount of strength and power that Iran... 0.67

00:45:53 Man, these run-on sentences here.

00:45:55 Almost as bad as me.

00:45:56 at an amount of strength and power that Iran has never seen or witnessed before.

00:46:02 I thought that they'd done that already.

00:46:04 You're talking about nukes now? Is that the next step?

00:46:06 I do not want to authorize this level of violence and destruction

00:46:10 because of the long-term implications that it will have on the future of Iran.

00:46:15 But if Qatar's LNG is attacked, I will not hesitate to do so.

00:46:22 Thank you for your attention to this matter.

00:46:25 He ends that with right there.

00:46:26 That sounds like they're kind of, is that a unison agreement?

00:46:35 Is that a, does that sound like they're on the same page?

00:46:38 This is, again, diplomacy on social media.

00:46:41 Because it's a clown show at this point.

00:46:44 Or diplomacy, threats, I guess, veiled threats.

00:46:47 Which is, again, fascinating.

00:46:49 Like, now you're going to roll around?

00:46:51 and just, it's like he's fine, I'll go along with you.

00:46:56 But now it's like, it's derailing.

00:47:00 They're losing control of the narrative.

00:47:03 They're losing control of the excuses.

00:47:05 They're losing control of like, I guess,

00:47:08 trying to kind of restrict in some capacity

00:47:11 of the insane shit that Israel has been doing. 0.97

00:47:16 And they're led along.

00:47:17 And even Trump now is like,

00:47:18 There will be no more attacks made by Israel.

00:47:23 Who's running the show?

00:47:27 Is this a great diplomatic allyship here, like cooperation?

00:47:33 Or is this just some, I don't know, it's just,

00:47:38 it's tough to watch it, to be honest.

00:47:41 But, you know, on the other hand, good, rip the Band-Aid off.

00:47:44 Let's get it done, you know what I mean?

00:47:45 there's no easy way out of the situation

00:47:48 and unfortunately it's kind of a necessary evil

00:47:51 that like the

00:47:52 I mean they're not right

00:47:55 but like

00:47:56 to get out of this situation

00:47:59 you need pain

00:48:01 you need discomfort

00:48:02 it needs to be

00:48:03 comfort and just the same old stuff

00:48:07 just continuing without it getting worse and worse

00:48:09 we'll just keep our people asleep

00:48:10 there's just no doubt about that

00:48:12 if you're serious about this

00:48:14 And that's why the whole Netanyahu thing, right, the AI Netanyahu stuff.

00:48:18 Oh, he's really dead, you know, all that kind of stuff, right?

00:48:23 I even saw, look at this, this is kind of sidestepping here,

00:48:26 but the Indian Slop channel that uploads, re-uploads our content

00:48:29 and makes a bunch of weird compilation videos.

00:48:34 And this particular one, of course,

00:48:36 I have no content with me or Lon or anyone of us in it.

00:48:40 Benjamin Netanyahu, dead rumors exposed, question mark.

00:48:44 there's not there's some ai voice reading this but they have our logos in there i guess that's

00:48:50 fine uh for some reason that they're fine to have it don't don't sub to that channel sub to this

00:48:55 one here i'm not sure who set this up or who did that but search for uh ice giant or at ice red

00:49:00 giant it's totally someone's initial initiative on their own here uh but yeah no he was not that

00:49:09 and even if he was dead you think that would change anything more than it's like some slight

00:49:13 kind of moral, you know, or demoralizing in terms of Israel. 0.63

00:49:17 No, there's, how many more people in Israel are willing to step up

00:49:22 and be worse than, they would, this shit would just going on,

00:49:29 if that happened, right, they would just go completely haywire,

00:49:34 off the handle, totally nuts.

00:49:38 Do you think it's bad now?

00:49:39 Just wait for, if Netanyahu was taken out, holy shit.

00:49:43 so because that's you know there's a whole establishment there right people participatory

00:49:49 and it's just you just have the next guy step up because it's not just netanyahu

00:49:52 that's the mistake people make same thing with trump oh you just you know it's it's trump no

00:49:56 it's it's not it's a whole quartery it's a gaggle behind them right no if you're serious about this

00:50:02 you have to do some uh international tribunal and you need to hold them accountable for uh

00:50:07 crimes against humanity and you need to have a you know and this not to

00:50:11 without getting into the validity of the history

00:50:15 or what happened or anything,

00:50:17 but you need a Nuremberg trial for these people.

00:50:21 An actual one, right?

00:50:21 Not a farce like the previous one was

00:50:23 and a bunch of lies and made-up shit, 0.80

00:50:25 but an actual one.

00:50:27 You need a tribunal,

00:50:28 and you need to hold these people accountable

00:50:29 for destabilizing the entire energy sector of the world,

00:50:32 for committing genocide in this country and that country, 0.76

00:50:35 and bombing people indiscriminately

00:50:36 and having nukes.

00:50:38 There's quite a few things.

00:50:39 They invaded, again, not even getting into the actual history

00:50:43 of what happened in Serbia, the Balkan War period,

00:50:46 when America joined with the Mujahideen and the opposite side.

00:50:50 Wesley Clark, all these comments they made about,

00:50:53 ah, the time for ethnically homogenous nations in Europe is over, whatever.

00:51:00 They invaded, they bombed Serbia, again, just officially,

00:51:05 not even recognizing of getting into the debate of whether the crimes

00:51:08 that they said that they did, that they actually did,

00:51:10 and things like that.

00:51:10 I'm just saying, officially, they've bombed other countries 0.66

00:51:13 for way less, right?

00:51:18 Way less in getting involved.

00:51:20 In this case, it's very hard to do.

00:51:23 It's hard to support a country like South Africa

00:51:27 because of the current regime there

00:51:29 and the way they're using, you know,

00:51:30 the way they're treating white South Africans

00:51:32 and the Boers and all that stuff.

00:51:33 But yes, they did initiate a, you know,

00:51:36 an international criminal court case against Israel.

00:51:40 And if you're serious about this,

00:51:42 you have to go after the entire Israeli establishment. 0.86

00:51:45 And I mean, technically it's more than that,

00:51:47 but let's begin there.

00:51:47 That would be a good start.

00:51:48 Not just, you know, making up some stupid claims

00:51:52 that Netanyahu is dead

00:51:53 and then everyone's reposting that on the internet

00:51:55 and thinking this is some great win or something.

00:51:57 And then, of course, he shows up and does a press conference

00:51:59 and there will be an endless, an endless flow of,

00:52:02 well, you see, he was wearing a mask

00:52:04 or he was like, it's not real, he's computer general.

00:52:08 This doesn't change anything.

00:52:09 It's like if the world is really flat or something,

00:52:13 like, okay, well, we're still being genocided.

00:52:15 We're still facing the main issues and problems here.

00:52:18 It doesn't matter in that sense.

00:52:20 And Netanyahu, there's six million other Jews 0.96

00:52:23 willing to step up and take his position.

00:52:25 And in fact, there will be even more insane when they do.

00:52:28 so i i just find it ridiculous um and and totally you know just pointless uh but anyway that channel

00:52:38 is driving that at 100 dead but then they had a question mark i guess after that to make sure

00:52:43 that oh well we're just we're just questioning this no he's he's not dead okay so uh let's play

00:52:50 some of those clips there in terms of netanyahu being in damage control um netanyahu says that

00:52:56 israel will not be sending troops to iran yeah not a big surprise that's just the beginning

00:53:00 the death cult in iran is trying to blackmail the world by closing a key international maritime

00:53:07 route the straits of homos it won't work that's a bold move talking about blackmailing there buddy 1.00

00:53:13 israel is helping in its own way and intel and other means the american effort to open the

00:53:19 straits of tehran of the hormuz rather the straits of tehran i mean hormuz rather um okay we've got

00:53:27 some more clips here yeah speaking of black speaking of blackmail really is this what you're

00:53:32 going to do iran is blackmailing the world did they did they initiate it did they did they start

00:53:41 it this this time this time around it's this complete just utter perversion

00:53:49 of the truth and the twisting of it

00:53:51 and the weasel words and the legalese,

00:53:55 like just reality benders. 0.87

00:53:57 That's what they're doing the best.

00:53:58 That's what Netanyahu does the best. 0.60

00:54:00 Twist the truth and turn it into

00:54:02 a lawyer's wording on something.

00:54:09 We bombed them and then for some reason

00:54:11 the only leverage they have, they retaliated.

00:54:15 Okay.

00:54:15 but here's some of the accusations that he has to address head-on regarding the fact that like

00:54:21 Israel did drag the U.S. into this war and of course that's not uh not true at all and I want

00:54:27 to close these opening remarks with one other fake news and that is that Israel somehow dragged

00:54:33 the U.S. into a conflict with Iran does anyone really think that someone can tell President 0.81

00:54:40 trump what to do come on yes president trump always makes his decisions on what he thinks

00:54:48 is good for america and may i add i think what is also good for future generations

00:54:52 in this case those interests are absolutely clear and so is the clarity of our achievements

00:54:59 right no i do think he uh he works on behalf of other people and other interests and he seems

00:55:08 like he's pissed about it like he has to do it has to go he doesn't like it as he said in that

00:55:12 clip we played in western warrior well i had an obligation to do it i just i didn't want to this

00:55:16 is not but i just i had to why why did you have to because you relied to about the fact that they

00:55:23 had nuclear wars uh weapons and that they're going to start a war with the rest of the world and 0.64

00:55:28 nuke every single country and they're going to destroy israel somehow oh no please don't 0.99

00:55:33 may the gods help us oh well i guess and the fact that we're working together

00:55:41 america is not fighting for israel america is fighting with israel there it is there's the

00:55:48 there's the legalese kind of terminology that i was talking about just no no it's uh here's the

00:55:53 here's the correct france lunch lunch delivery of the terms that you need to use um you you're not

00:55:59 working for Israel. You're working with Israel. This is a partnership. Well, that's not what it

00:56:05 sounded like in that latest Truth Social post. Didn't this happen last time too? He got pissed

00:56:10 and it was like, he's this great falling out with Netanyahu. And then, of course, it's just back

00:56:13 together again, right? Nothing will change. Nothing will alter. More the fact that they're burying

00:56:19 themselves together as they're moving ahead with this strategy of trying to take out Iran and the 1.00

00:56:27 immense massive uh unpopularity of that move and and the damage that's going to do to basically

00:56:33 everyone else the energy sector the global financial system food shortages all kinds of

00:56:38 who knows how far this is this will go again it might not spiral into being the event that's like

00:56:44 causing a an international collapse or whatever bronze age style i guess in that case interestingly

00:56:50 enough right the collapse of the bronze age and studying that for a long time very highly dynamic

00:56:55 complicated trade structure, and if one of those dominoes fall,

00:56:59 everything else follows, and that's kind of what we've seen.

00:57:05 It didn't collapse under COVID, but it certainly got worse,

00:57:09 and it hasn't really recovered since.

00:57:12 And the same thing here.

00:57:13 It's about to get way worse, and it might not be the thing

00:57:15 that leads to an ultimate collapse,

00:57:17 but it's what's going to bring us even closer to it.

00:57:20 Much more hardship for families that are already struggling.

00:57:23 is it is it worth it for what why on behalf of whom that's what we have to ask ourselves right

00:57:30 okay netany are here in response again because of course a lot of journalists to the credit

00:57:35 brought this up they're talking about this like well on on behalf of whom like are you doing this

00:57:40 did you are you misleading people right now i'm not i'm not misleading no one else and and trump

00:57:47 on the attack on Iran.

00:57:48 Paying the price.

00:57:49 Well, I misled no one.

00:57:51 And I didn't have to convince President Trump

00:57:54 about the need to prevent Iran 1.00

00:57:56 from developing its nuclear program,

00:57:59 putting it underground,

00:58:00 and being able to launch nuclear-tipped missiles

00:58:03 at the United States.

00:58:04 He understood that.

00:58:05 He explained it to me.

00:58:06 I didn't explain it to him.

00:58:09 You liar.

00:58:13 It's amazing.

00:58:14 It's a whole corduroy,

00:58:15 a whole, as I said, a whole gaggle of these people

00:58:17 surrounding in this environment of

00:58:19 knowing what to do and why to do it and when to

00:58:21 do it, or maybe not exactly when, but like

00:58:23 now is a good time, let's take the opportunity.

00:58:25 Polls are up, let's do it now.

00:58:27 And I was like, well, you've got to be more patriotic about these

00:58:29 kinds of things. I know, it's a short-term

00:58:31 pain for some long-term gain,

00:58:33 okay? This is going to be

00:58:35 gain for whom?

00:58:37 And why?

00:58:40 Prove that Iran's trying 1.00

00:58:41 to nuke the world. We already did this, right?

00:58:44 Oh, they had weapons of mass destruction, you see.

00:58:46 We just, we had to, it was highly unpopular, but we had to do it.

00:58:49 We had no choice.

00:58:52 Okay.

00:58:55 The Jewish host on Squawk Box, CNBC, asks the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, Jonathan Greenblatt here,

00:59:03 what do you make of the accusation that Israel pulled America into the war?

00:59:09 And here's his response.

00:59:13 We are now in the middle of a war in the Middle East, in Iran specifically, but there is a lot of debate among politicians, among the public here in the U.S., among some very influential voices, by the way, in the Republican Party, including people like Tucker Carlson and others who have suggested that we have been pulled, the U.S. has been pulled into this war by Israel. 0.51

00:59:38 And there is a a view among some that that that that unto itself creates these other questions about anti-Semitism and this sort of interconnection between those who have problems with Israel and those who have problems with Jews.

00:59:58 So this is a good opportunity to talk about anti-Semitism, right? Some might call it the oldest hatred. Some might call it the oldest conspiracy theory. 0.69

01:00:08 been around for thousands of years and it's going to involve scapegoating and blaming a small group

01:00:12 of people for things that are going wrong this has been happening for ages and ages and one of those

01:00:18 age-old tropes is that jews aren't loyal to the country where they live remember they lived as

01:00:22 minority in exile for thousands of years and that now they're not loyal really they caused the 0.98

01:00:27 world's wars right again this is an age-old trope that the jews caused world war one that the jews

01:00:32 caused world war two and the jews caused the call for it and now we're seeing people like tucker 1.00

01:00:36 carlson make this claim now look tucker carlson is probably the most prominent public bigot in

01:00:42 our lives today like look he has platform here they are promoting tucker carlson again by the

01:00:49 way that this is the the stamp of approval and if there was an authentic authenticity issue

01:00:56 or a credibility with tucker well this is what's lending it to them this is the containment

01:01:00 strategy only address the opposition that we know will not actually take it where it needs to go but

01:01:06 Anyway, that's a whole different story.

01:01:07 I talked about that in Western Warrior.

01:01:09 But regardless, it's to make Tucker have the entire quote-unquote anti-Semitic,

01:01:15 basically people who just are normal, moral, upstanding people

01:01:20 that understand that what's being done here is clearly wrong.

01:01:23 Those people, they want them wrapped around Tucker Carlson's little CIA finger.

01:01:30 No white national, don't go any of those kinds of things. 0.84

01:01:34 Tucker Carlson is safe.

01:01:36 Candace Owens is safe.

01:01:39 I think even a Sean Ryan is safe, right?

01:01:43 A Matt Walsh is safe, obviously Ben Shapiro is up,

01:01:45 but that's the other side of the circus, right?

01:01:48 You do not want anyone who can actually tell you the full truth

01:01:54 of what's going on and what's necessary

01:01:58 when addressing these very valid claims.

01:02:01 So Tucker is right up to the point where he is right.

01:02:03 But then, of course, he fails,

01:02:05 And I think that's intentionally so.

01:02:07 He intentionally fails at saying what then is necessary to fix this problem

01:02:13 and what to do about it.

01:02:15 But that's a different story.

01:02:16 We're talking about Greenblatt here and bringing up why, or how rather,

01:02:21 they always go to anti-Semitism because it's a trick and it works. 0.89

01:02:27 At the same time, it is losing its power, right?

01:02:31 holocaust deniers his platform virulent anti-semites is engaged in this kind of rhetoric

01:02:37 for a long time so it shouldn't be surprised that he goes there but i'm i think to be honest with

01:02:42 you there's a reasonable debate to have about this war there's a reasonable debate to have like how's

01:02:47 it being prosecuted do we understand what the objectives are etc but yeah this is you could

01:02:51 see this let's be nuanced here okay that stuff about saying this is in the interest of israel

01:02:57 strategically or even religiously, right?

01:03:00 Because that's never brought up in anywhere.

01:03:02 It might be like, well, it's just some Zionist objective 0.92

01:03:04 or greater Israel or something.

01:03:05 Sure, but why?

01:03:08 But why?

01:03:09 What is the underlying factor for why there needs to be a greater Israel? 0.94

01:03:15 This is not just some like Lebensraum thing here, right?

01:03:18 This is actually like a biblical, like they actually believe this stuff.

01:03:22 they wrote the books that tell them that they are they're supposed to have this land this this

01:03:31 sacred holy book here that they came up with and wrote down and copied from partially from

01:03:35 all these other traditions and religions and and cultures and civilization in in in around the

01:03:42 levant area in the bronze age made it their own and then they sold it essentially one way or

01:03:47 another to the rest of the world and essentially unfortunately was sucked up by large portions

01:03:51 specifically of the white western world obviously that somehow we need to be engaged or involved in

01:03:57 this story with them for some reason but anyway a whole different thing but they write that they

01:04:02 come up with that and they actually believe it and when they're enforcing things through policy

01:04:08 or blackmail or what you know influence whatever it is along the way then that's proof that that's

01:04:14 god's will right see how that works unreasonable to suggest that president trump is being manipulated

01:04:19 by a small group of people.

01:04:22 Is it working?

01:04:24 Is it working?

01:04:26 Or has the card expired?

01:04:30 I do believe the card is,

01:04:33 if not entirely expired,

01:04:35 it's about to.

01:04:36 We're right there, essentially.

01:04:39 It's right to be expired, I think.

01:04:45 Archie over on Entropy says,

01:04:47 All I can say is war is a racket.

01:04:50 Smedley Butler.

01:04:51 That's right, good old Smedley Butler.

01:04:52 Was it a while ago since I heard about him?

01:04:54 That's right, he died in 1940.

01:04:58 I was just looking him up here real quick.

01:05:01 Smedley Butler.

01:05:02 Good quote.

01:05:02 Thank you, Archie.

01:05:02 I appreciate that.

01:05:05 All right, guys.

01:05:06 Let's keep moving here.

01:05:08 We have some more stuff to cover.

01:05:11 Okay, so we have, let me get back on track here.

01:05:13 Here we have John Bolton, same thing, talking point, right?

01:05:19 If you bring up this issue, that there are some questions here regarding what the motives are for the war

01:05:25 and who led whom into this situation, well, of course, when in doubt, wheel out anti-Semitism, right?

01:05:31 Here's John Bolton joining the line.

01:05:34 This has had to do with the stuff around Joe Kent as well.

01:05:38 We'll get to that in more detail here a little bit later, but check this out.

01:05:40 He just did an interview with Tucker Carlson where he argued that he believed Israel pulled the United States into this war.

01:05:47 This is what Joe Kent had to say.

01:05:50 So the imminent threat that the secretary of state is describing is not from Iran.

01:05:55 It's from Israel.

01:05:56 Exactly. And I think this speaks to the broader issue.

01:06:00 Who is in charge of our policy in the Middle East?

01:06:02 Who is in charge of when we decide to go to war or not?

01:06:04 In this case, with what the secretary described and later on the president, later on the Speaker of the House and the way the events played out, the Israelis drove the decision to take this action, which we knew would set off a series of events, meaning the Iranians would retaliate.

01:06:22 Yeah, the president has said publicly that that's not true.

01:06:25 Israel did not force the United States' hand here.

01:06:28 But what did you hear in that answer there?

01:06:32 Well, I heard anti-Semitism.

01:06:34 I mean, this is a trope that repeats itself throughout the back of everything and maneuvered poor, innocent Donald Trump into doing this.

01:06:44 Look, this conversation took place with Bibi Netanyahu in the first term.

01:06:48 I certainly recommended it.

01:06:51 It didn't persuade Trump then.

01:06:53 He wasn't conned into this.

01:06:54 He came to it of his own volition because he thought it would benefit him.

01:07:00 It's not turning out so well for him because of many mistakes he's made.

01:07:03 But this idea that somehow you can blame it on Israel, I think it really enters into the political debate something that's very troubling in American politics if we're going down this anti-Semitic road.

01:07:18 That's right.

01:07:19 Technically, it should be outlawed, to be honest.

01:07:22 We should pass some laws here, I think, to be honest, to control this.

01:07:27 That's the end game and also, of course, the end stage.

01:07:33 of that system of control at the same time.

01:07:36 Of course, many people will be hurt in the process,

01:07:40 but it puts the nail, the final nail,

01:07:43 in the coffin of that as being legitimate, right?

01:07:51 Now you can terrorize people,

01:07:52 you can scare people into not letting them speak their mind

01:07:57 and all these kinds of things.

01:07:58 I do think, though, still, that that's too late.

01:08:07 It's overkill, and it's way too late in terms of how they're seeking to enforce that.

01:08:13 We'll see. Maybe they won't pull it off, but they're certainly trying in some states.

01:08:17 I think it was in Michigan.

01:08:19 Most recently, they had some proposal, I think, for a 20-year...

01:08:24 It came after the attack on the Reform Synagogue there, I believe.

01:08:28 The guy who had, what did he have? He didn't have someone, he had his family, his kids and his wife or something, right? Died in Gaza or Palestine or something. And then he drove into the synagogue, right? If I get those details right.

01:08:45 And anyway, so again, for no reason whatsoever, right, he's mad at them.

01:08:50 And regardless, in the wake of that, then, they had this kind of proposal

01:08:55 that, like, if you use words we don't like and critique this community

01:09:00 in a way we don't like, yeah, 20 years in jail and or $20,000 fine.

01:09:07 Or both, obviously, but we'll do both.

01:09:10 All right.

01:09:12 So anyway, who's the scapegoat here?

01:09:13 Who's the sacrificial lamb here, right?

01:09:18 Who's paying the price?

01:09:21 Who's paying the price?

01:09:23 Steve Witkoff, like we didn't know this, right?

01:09:28 Speaks at APAC as Iran talks enter critical phase.

01:09:31 Now, this is from February 24th.

01:09:33 So this is four days before they pulled out from those talks and started bombing them.

01:09:40 But he is revealing here, to no one's surprise,

01:09:45 that he is an agent for Israel, pretty much,

01:09:49 at a, I forget if this was a, was this a,

01:09:52 I don't think it was an AIPAC event, I forget where this was.

01:09:56 There was some other Jewish event that they held somewhere here,

01:09:59 and here's what Steve Witkoff said regarding how proud he was

01:10:03 to get the applause of the head of the Mossad during this speech.

01:10:06 We must also address the threat posed by Iran. 1.00

01:10:11 Iran must never be permitted to enrich uranium or develop any nuclear capabilities.

01:10:16 Amen.

01:10:17 Amen.

01:10:18 This is where I ad-lib, I get off the teleprompter and I say, I wish my 93-year-old Jewish mom

01:10:43 from the Bronx was here because

01:10:45 Yossi Cohen, the ex-head

01:10:48 of the Mossad, just clapped for me.

01:10:54 Wow.

01:10:55 A nuclear Iran... 0.97

01:10:57 Dual loyalty, though. It's an anti-Semitic trope.

01:11:00 Yeah.

01:11:01 Actually, there is no dual loyalty. It's singular

01:11:03 loyalty to the one and only

01:11:05 Jewish state.

01:11:06 ...to Israel,

01:11:08 as does an Iran 1.00

01:11:09 with a large amount of missiles

01:11:12 that is as big an existential threat

01:11:15 as the nuclear threat.

01:11:18 And this is an existential threat

01:11:20 to the United States and the free world

01:11:22 and the entire GCC.

01:11:23 Prove it.

01:11:24 We must stand...

01:11:25 We must stand resolute...

01:11:30 Why? Because when you drop bomb on them,

01:11:32 they retaliated?

01:11:33 Yeah, who could have figured that out?

01:11:36 No one could ever have figured that

01:11:38 that that was going to happen.

01:11:40 No, then they lash out and say,

01:11:41 see, this is the reason why we have to destroy them. That's always

01:11:43 our strategy. Poke the bears and pick 0.96

01:11:45 up the gun and then they do and then it's like, yeah, there you go.

01:11:47 See, we need to kill them.

01:11:49 I'm sure that Iran never obtains 1.00

01:11:51 the means to achieve its deadly ambitions

01:11:53 no matter what the cost.

01:11:58 Deadly ambitions.

01:12:00 Yeah, I know

01:12:01 no other groups that have any kind of

01:12:02 deadly Bronze Age desert

01:12:05 mindset, deadly genocidal ambitions.

01:12:07 If there was only some way we could know

01:12:09 and try to figure this out.

01:12:11 So, of course, it was openly admitted here by, let me see here, the CEO of APAC, Elliot Brandt, with an undercover leaked audio where he's talking about a number of people that are beholden to, not just APAC because it's what APAC represents, as we know, but he mentions Mark Rubio, Steve Witkoff that we just listened to here,

01:12:39 who was very proud to get the clapping hands of the Mossad head for his comments there on stage.

01:12:46 And then it was, who was the third person here?

01:12:51 Elise Stefanik, Michael Waltz, a number of other ones of them as well that are on the payroll here.

01:13:02 Listen to this here.

01:13:02 You may not lobby the executive, but as we were talking about,

01:13:06 there was a discussion earlier about

01:13:08 Congress being represented to the people.

01:13:10 Well, the White House has to be

01:13:12 responsive to

01:13:13 Congress, and so it's working with

01:13:16 the time, our friends on the Democratic side of the

01:13:18 aisle, to apply

01:13:20 pressure the way that they know how

01:13:22 to an administration, as it will be with

01:13:24 this administration. A lot of it's talking about

01:13:26 the people who will get

01:13:28 appointed in some of these jobs.

01:13:30 Look at the top, a lot of it, you can talk about

01:13:31 Marco Rubio and the Sympathetic

01:13:33 of Michael Waltz. Those three people

01:13:36 that's something in common. They all serve

01:13:38 in Congress. They have a lot of relationships

01:13:40 with key APAC leaders from their communities.

01:13:42 So the lines of communication are good.

01:13:44 Should there be something

01:13:45 questionable or curious

01:13:48 that we need access to the

01:13:50 conversation? You never got one of the

01:13:52 first candidates

01:13:54 I ever met with as an APAC professional

01:13:56 in my job as being candidates for Congress

01:13:58 was a guy named John Ratcliffe. He was

01:14:00 challenging a long time to become a member of Congress.

01:14:02 In Dallas,

01:14:03 this guy looks like he could win the race

01:14:06 and we go talk to him

01:14:07 and he had a good understanding of the issues

01:14:09 and a couple of weeks ago

01:14:10 he took the oath as the CIA director

01:14:12 he's the guy that he had a chance to speak to

01:14:16 so there are a lot

01:14:17 I don't want to call lifelines

01:14:18 but there are lifelines

01:14:19 okay

01:14:20 is there more in that clip?

01:14:24 no that was it

01:14:25 he actually mentioned

01:14:27 he didn't mention Steve Whitcoff

01:14:28 he mentioned Mike Waltz

01:14:30 that's why

01:14:32 okay

01:14:32 alright well whatever

01:14:33 I guess, I mean, Steve Witkoff is Jewish.

01:14:37 I think in the other case of the other people he did mention,

01:14:39 they're not, like Mark Rubio, Elise Stefanik,

01:14:41 and then Mike Waltz here.

01:14:43 So I guess those are more important to have.

01:14:44 The other ones you already have the allegiance of

01:14:46 because of the ethnic proximity here

01:14:49 or the ethnic belonging to the group.

01:14:54 So that's a given, right?

01:14:56 Because, of course, Steve Witkoff, to return to him then,

01:14:59 without speaking to them.

01:15:00 I mean, sure, he mentions these three people,

01:15:02 about how many more the the easier way to go about this is let's list the one ones that they do not

01:15:09 have control of that would be the easiest thing it'd be a thomas massey it might be a you might

01:15:16 just like him for other reasons but like a roe connor or something it might be some of the squad

01:15:19 i think wasn't there i think aoc took some money or something in some cases they're part of j street

01:15:25 not apac they're part of like the liberal version of apac you know things like this anyway going

01:15:30 back to uh talking about steve whitkoff here here's a little flashback to when jared kushner

01:15:35 got really nervous when steve whitkoff is openly admitting uh that oh yeah i know that plan we got

01:15:42 for uh for gaza has been in the works for uh for a long time yeah i'd say but but uh about 2 000

01:15:48 years something like that we're working with a group of people who have um been working on master

01:15:53 plans for the last two years master plans plans already we have plans already we have a master

01:15:58 plan already and by the way and jared's been pushing this and we're working together he looks

01:16:04 very uncomfortable there jared where's the front there when he looks over there look at that i've

01:16:08 been working on master plans for the last two years master plans for the last two thousand years i

01:16:16 think you missed it you missed three zeros all right it's it's just that god is a real estate

01:16:23 agent and uh they were promised uh they were promised this right they were promised this

01:16:31 here's joyce it's really simple you can believe that hundreds of nations over thousands of years

01:16:38 have been irrational and wrong something is something is wrong with it they're all at fault

01:16:43 or you can believe that there's something very strange about the jewish version of history

01:16:51 sometimes people just lie right that's that's really the just really a simple kind of answer

01:16:59 like what you hear in a press conference just because it sounds good or is a talking soundbite

01:17:04 you know a talking point doesn't of course mean that it's true doesn't mean the books

01:17:11 that are written are true here's another one from apolitical i'm starting to think

01:17:16 a political might be Joyce

01:17:18 reincarnated.

01:17:20 I'm not sure. They call you anti-Semite

01:17:22 for being against the mass slaughter of women and children,

01:17:25 the media, pedophilia, abortion,

01:17:26 open borders, user feminism, communism, 0.99

01:17:28 and pornography. At some point, you realize

01:17:31 that anti-Semite

01:17:33 just means

01:17:33 a good person.

01:17:38 Bing! 0.98

01:17:40 Interesting, isn't it?

01:17:43 Fascinating.

01:17:43 it's fascinating how that works i guess here's the democratic side of the aisle

01:17:49 that uh they were talking about earlier here's haley stevens 1.00

01:17:54 that's uh what was this maryland or was it sorry michigan that's right michigan

01:18:03 hi everyone it's congresswoman haley stevens and i want to communicate a message

01:18:11 of standing for democracy and freedom standing with our allies abroad standing alongside the

01:18:17 only democracy in the middle east and making sure that we continue to support an incredible

01:18:25 relationship that yields trade that yields nine million nine million

01:18:35 what's that sinking

01:18:40 9 million

01:18:42 holy shit

01:18:44 I mean

01:18:45 it's like

01:18:46 why

01:18:47 and of course

01:18:49 this is what

01:18:49 the

01:18:51 world Jewish

01:18:53 congress

01:18:54 chief was talking about

01:18:55 right

01:18:56 Richard Lauder

01:18:56 we will fund

01:18:58 the

01:18:58 the opposition

01:19:00 we will get in there

01:19:01 maybe I even have that clip

01:19:02 we can wheel

01:19:03 wheel that out again

01:19:04 because then it's not just like it's not just a oh it's a pack you know kind of thing is like

01:19:10 no it's it's it's a it's an entire sphere and establishment of groups and organizations

01:19:17 and a whole infrastructure i find that lauder lauder so i can find it is a raw it's ronald

01:19:25 what is that richard ronald try that uh good clip to to remind you of here

01:19:33 if my search function works.

01:19:37 He's talking about that.

01:19:39 Well, this is one putting anti-Semites in jail,

01:19:41 but I think this is not the one.

01:19:44 Let's see how long this is.

01:19:47 Funding the opposition.

01:19:48 Maybe this is not the one then.

01:19:52 Anyway, there's a clip here

01:19:53 where he's talking about

01:19:55 this from the same presentation.

01:20:00 Let's play this and see if that is the one.

01:20:03 Otherwise, I didn't download it. Let's check it out.

01:20:04 Well, regardless, he wants to put people in jail for, I guess, questioning this,

01:20:07 of why politicians are just bought and paid and sold for in this capacity.

01:20:13 Back to Lauder here then, or let's start with him and see what he said here.

01:20:17 Any candidate running for a seat in this building,

01:20:20 No, this is the one.

01:20:21 whether for Congress or Senate, whose platform includes anti-Semitism,

01:20:27 we will target them as they target us.

01:20:32 Accordingly, we will start a fund to help their opponents.

01:20:37 We cannot possibly sit by and let anti-Zionists determine our future.

01:20:43 None of this will be easy.

01:20:45 It will take time and effort from all of us.

01:20:48 And Jews cannot fight this fight alone.

01:20:51 Frankly, we shouldn't have to, because this is not a Jewish issue. 0.98

01:20:55 It's a democratic issue. It's a moral issue. It's a human issue.

01:20:59 It's a human issue, it's for everyone's concern.

01:21:03 Our interests to survive as a group and be able to continue to do what we do by controlling and lobbying Congress and the Senate and all these politicians.

01:21:10 That's a humanitarian issue, guys.

01:21:12 ...that no extremist movement can fracture it.

01:21:15 Above all, let us be bridge builders, unshakable...

01:21:21 Bridge builders, that's what they're known as. Bridge builders.

01:21:26 um let me see if i can find this one here this is a good

01:21:34 it was a piece it was new york times i think ladies and gentlemen um about billionaires

01:21:42 of course getting involved in the federal learning is a federal election it's local

01:21:45 now small small local elections let me see if i can find this one i think it was was it new york

01:21:49 Times? Yeah. I think it's way more than that, by the way. Is this the piece? Sorry, guys. We'll get

01:21:56 to Joe Cannon in just a moment. It's important context for you here, too. And we know this.

01:21:59 Let me see if this is the piece. Yeah, I think this is the one. Yeah, the scale of billionaires

01:22:08 campaign donations is overwhelming U.S. politics. Billionaires made 19% of all reported federal

01:22:14 campaign contributions in 2024 and i think it's more than that but it's through different means

01:22:20 and mechanisms but the analysis shows uh that is 90 and even more in some local yes as i said

01:22:29 local elections wealthy donors are reaping their rewards of course democracy is not for sale yeah

01:22:34 actually it is that's the biggest thing right you can just buy politicians stephen schwartzman of

01:22:40 course, then they go through some of the billionaires here, and it's like 80% of them are

01:22:44 Jews, of course, right? Jeff Yass, it's Stephen Schwartzman, Reid Hoffman, like Epstein-connected 0.85

01:22:52 people. Robert Bigelow, I don't know too much about him. Pritzker, right, another one.

01:23:00 Reid Hastings. Oh, that's the nephew, right, of Sigmund Freud, yeah, another Jew. 1.00

01:23:08 Jim Walton.

01:23:09 Yeah, it's one of the few goies in there, essentially. 1.00

01:23:12 Anyway, that's the point.

01:23:14 You just buy them.

01:23:16 American politics is up for sale.

01:23:18 And whoever pays the most wins.

01:23:20 That's what it is.

01:23:21 You need to pass laws that outlaws these insane campaign contributions

01:23:25 and ad campaigns and all that stuff.

01:23:28 And then, of course, that's never going to happen

01:23:29 at this stage of the thing, at least.

01:23:33 Right?

01:23:33 But these are some of the other things that natural progression

01:23:36 than of you questioning AIPAC and Israeli involvement

01:23:39 and stuff like that.

01:23:40 Like, just, yeah, you get these Jewish billionaires 0.99

01:23:41 out of any billionaire, for that matter.

01:23:43 But, like, in this case, it's clear

01:23:45 that it's a foreign country's and a foreign group's interest

01:23:50 and agenda on behalf of another foreign country

01:23:51 that they're operating and doing these things

01:23:53 and controlling American politicians.

01:23:56 This is not hard.

01:23:58 So here's Joe Kent's piece here, in case you missed it.

01:24:02 I'm sure you heard it.

01:24:04 And yeah, Reed Hastings is Netflix, exactly, Netflix, and it was a whole tie-in there between Sigmund, he's the nephew, wait a minute, Edward Bernays is the nephew of Sigmund Freud, but he is kind of a distant relative, Reed Hastings, to Freud, and ultimately some of the propagandists that came in the wake of it, including Bernays and, you know, the nephew of Freud,

01:24:33 all these people anyway um after much reflection i've decided to resign from my position as the

01:24:41 director of the national counterterrorism center effective today i cannot in good conscience

01:24:44 support the ongoing war in iran iran post no imminent threat to our nation of course there

01:24:51 was other people at the time joining in on this um and saying that as well including tulsi gabbard

01:24:58 who later, of course, switched her to and two,

01:25:01 and he had initially kind of gone along with this,

01:25:05 and maybe that's just what he had to do to kind of be in this sphere

01:25:07 and in this establishment, but I think it was just too much for him.

01:25:14 And in the end, I just, I don't think he could do it.

01:25:18 Now that you can say then that the problem here,

01:25:20 and I made that critique initially when this came out,

01:25:22 was like, okay, well, great, now your position will be filled

01:25:27 by someone who is on the side of Israel, obviously, right?

01:25:33 So that's the critique here,

01:25:35 that they're now good, principled, moral people,

01:25:38 and I understand that on a personal level, right?

01:25:40 But would not, the greater thing to do

01:25:43 is to try to battle and raise as much shit and hell

01:25:45 within the system as possible,

01:25:46 but at the same time, he might be a word for his safety,

01:25:48 he just can't, I understand it, I understand it.

01:25:51 So I'm not saying like, but you know,

01:25:55 If he wanted to take one for the team, he would have stayed in there

01:25:58 and caused even more ruckus than just resigning.

01:26:00 That's my main critique.

01:26:02 But otherwise, I understand why he did it, right?

01:26:04 He said it's clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel. 0.89

01:26:08 That's kind of even the wrong framing, though,

01:26:11 because America didn't even start the war, right?

01:26:13 They were literally led along by Israel.

01:26:16 Israel started first, and then it was America that had to join in 0.99

01:26:20 because you know they're going to shoot your military targets

01:26:23 in that part of the world, right?

01:26:25 And that's what Rubio said in the beginning.

01:26:27 That's what Mike Johnson said in the beginning.

01:26:28 They all came out and said that, well, Israel did these strikes.

01:26:31 And then, basically, we had to join in to defend our assets in the region.

01:26:39 So you're telling me your greatest ally didn't even consult you?

01:26:43 They didn't even ask you?

01:26:43 They didn't even talk to you about this?

01:26:45 They just went ahead and did it?

01:26:47 And then you were, like, forced into it?

01:26:50 And then it was a damage control again?

01:26:51 Well, that's a bad talking point.

01:26:53 This is not good framing.

01:26:54 This is misrepresenting the truth.

01:26:59 Sure.

01:27:02 It's clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel, he says, Joe Kent,

01:27:06 and its powerful American lobby.

01:27:10 It's been an honor serving under Trump and Gabbard,

01:27:14 leading the professionals as NTCG.

01:27:16 He talks in the letter here too how his wife at the time,

01:27:21 She died, I forget what it said, in Syria, an attack there.

01:27:25 And it basically talks about how this was like, you know, kind of, again, like, why were we there?

01:27:29 This is on behalf of Israel, right? 0.94

01:27:31 So he's legitimately, you know, pissed about this.

01:27:34 And so many veterans are.

01:27:36 And so many people have woken up late to this.

01:27:38 Who were you fighting for?

01:27:39 You were fighting for Zog. 1.00

01:27:42 And then you wake up late and you realize what you did and, you know, now you feel better.

01:27:46 But, you know, now we can call him an anti-Semite.

01:27:48 Take Joe Kent, who resigned yesterday in a very public letter from his position as the head of the National Center for Counterterrorism.

01:27:57 ADL opposed his nomination a year ago because of his white supremacist and extremist ties.

01:28:02 He'd engaged in anti-Semitic rhetoric long before he was nominated.

01:28:06 So when this person publishes a letter saying, I'm resigning because Israel.

01:28:10 I think Joe Kent retweeted a couple of things back in the day.

01:28:13 He followed me, but then he had to like unfollow.

01:28:15 But anyway, that's a different story.

01:28:17 pulled us into the war. Iran didn't pose a threat. And so my question to you is, if you look at that

01:28:21 It was something, actually, it was something about the illegal stuff going down in Washington

01:28:26 State, I think, because that's where it's from. This is the question. Is his decision in his

01:28:32 letter, in your mind, a protest of the war and what Israel as a country politically is doing?

01:28:39 Or do you look at that and say, he's an anti-Semite and he doesn't like Jews? This is what I think is

01:28:46 the fundamental question right well look let's talk about it so you can say i oppose this war

01:28:51 on some grounds you but we will allow you to say certain things here okay i mean jews or the jewish

01:28:58 state for the war he testified in his confirmation hearing a year ago that the islamic republic of

01:29:05 iran and their proxies were threatening american service members well i mean he most likely just

01:29:10 did that to go along i think he knew even back then but to do to to get sometimes that's just

01:29:16 what you have to do right it's a very kind of antithetical sometimes to the white man's mind

01:29:20 right of like well i'm not gonna lie and cheat or whatever or maybe look maybe he genuinely believed

01:29:25 it based on intelligence at the time and then in his position and due to what happened with the

01:29:30 fallout from the war he also realizes like if i just if i stand with israel i'm going to fall 0.80

01:29:35 with this like i'm getting out now kind of like marjorie marjorie taylor green and there's you

01:29:40 know other people like this like we just can't do anything massey to his credit he's staying

01:29:44 within the system causing a lot of ruckus right which i think is the the best approach to this

01:29:50 doesn't mean you get anything done and of course you could be assassinated there's all kinds of

01:29:54 threats that probably is or can be made against you things like this i understand that but should

01:29:59 you should stay if you're if you're able and willing and capable you should stay and fire

01:30:05 yesterday he says there was no threat at all what's the difference so we know that the

01:30:11 The difference is, I would assume, intelligence.

01:30:15 Because that was early in the process, so presumably that's when he didn't know as much.

01:30:22 And as he continued in his role and learning and stuff, you know, for Tulsi Gabbard, it was the opposite almost, right?

01:30:29 It was like she's claimed there's no threat, there's no credible threat, and then she flipped it.

01:30:32 Actually, there is. We just have to go along with this.

01:30:35 She's a horrible sell-up. 1.00

01:30:37 The Republic of Iran has murdered more Americans, perhaps, than any other sovereign government over the last 40 years. 0.91

01:30:43 Killed American service members, diplomats, civilians in Lebanon, in Iraq, in Saudi Arabia, all over the Middle East.

01:30:50 So to suddenly say, well, yeah, but why again, right?

01:30:55 Because America is fighting Israel's wars and engaged in the region on Israel's terms, on their terms. 0.66

01:31:02 so do they deserve it no not the servicemen that are doing it but of course if you're a willing

01:31:10 kind of accomplice i guess at a certain stage you're just like what are we i mean it's so

01:31:15 deeply corrupt it's like even if you have these questions who's going to do anything about it so

01:31:19 understand the problematic of of this very gordian not complicated situation now but regardless

01:31:26 why have

01:31:30 Iran been lashing out 1.00

01:31:32 did they do

01:31:33 or Iran

01:31:36 before they were

01:31:38 attacked you could talk about the coup and everything too

01:31:40 like the western involvement

01:31:42 and Mossadegh

01:31:44 and then the Shah and of course then in the wake of that 0.70

01:31:46 the Islamic revolution and Iran

01:31:48 gee I wonder why

01:31:49 that kind of thing like that shit happened

01:31:51 and so now it's like

01:31:53 how can you blame them

01:31:55 They're trying to pretend that they should not, they can't have a self-preservation instinct.

01:32:01 They can't have their own national security interests, right?

01:32:05 Whoa, whoa.

01:32:05 They didn't pose a threat.

01:32:07 They weren't a danger to us.

01:32:09 It's just the Jews who made us do this. 1.00

01:32:11 I mean, come on.

01:32:12 President Trump, you can like him or dislike him, but he does exactly what he wants to do.

01:32:17 And I appreciate that about him, even if I don't agree with everything that he does.

01:32:21 See, stopping short of, he knows Trump is their guy, by the way.

01:32:24 orange cheeto man he just does whatever he wants there's no there's no chabad stuff here there's no 0.96

01:32:30 roy cone there's no wilbur ross there's there's no howard lutnicks there's no ben shapiro's there's

01:32:38 no mark levins this just doesn't happen there's nothing it's fine anyway so he's an anti-semite

01:32:44 obviously that's the that's the main the main takeaway here is joe kant is an anti-semite for

01:32:47 daring to bring up that this is uh this war is on behalf of israeli interests there's a risk of

01:32:52 of our interview says, Good text, Henrik. No war for Israel.

01:32:54 We will never submit to their master plan.

01:32:56 Thank you, Dershursker. Appreciate the support.

01:32:58 Black Phillip. Hail, Henrik. HH.

01:33:00 That's right. I personally met

01:33:02 that Jewish woman in the Kushner interview.

01:33:04 Leslie Stahl. That's right. The 60 Minutes

01:33:06 host. What do you call it?

01:33:08 Anchor.

01:33:10 It was a decade ago when I worked in a

01:33:12 hotel. My boss called her a total 1.00

01:33:14 cunt when she threw 1.00

01:33:16 a fit in the lobby. How about that?

01:33:18 What a big surprise. Most of them are.

01:33:20 Who is it again? Was it

01:33:21 Man, I learned that the other day here.

01:33:27 What's Netanyahu's wife's name again?

01:33:33 Sarah.

01:33:35 The dirty laundry.

01:33:37 Excuse me.

01:33:41 Doing a pee puff sound into the mic so you get a clip.

01:33:45 I do apologize about that.

01:33:47 Sarah Netanyahu, dirty laundry. 1.00

01:33:49 Did you guys see this?

01:33:51 When she goes on international diplomatic trips, apparently, speaking of cunts, right, 0.96

01:33:59 she takes her dirty laundry to be done by the Goy countries that she visits. 0.52

01:34:04 Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife said to pack soiled clothes to be cleaned on foreign trips.

01:34:10 Now, this is apparently not just a one-off.

01:34:14 This has happened on many occasions, apparently.

01:34:16 It's not the first time the 70-year-old leader has been accused of taking soiled clothes abroad for a rinse.

01:34:23 He let the goi clean up. 1.00

01:34:25 In 2018, leaked transcript emerged containing allegations that Sarah Netanyahu packed four or five suitcases worth of laundry for state trips.

01:34:33 Two years previously, the prime minister successfully launched a legal bid to have his domestic laundry bills remain private.

01:34:40 Oh my gosh, the Israeli embassy in Washington said her statement that the allegations were groundless and absurd.

01:34:44 Yeah, I'm sure they were.

01:34:46 And she steals towels and all that shit, too, by the way. 1.00

01:34:52 But, you know, that's anti-Semitic.

01:34:54 Can't bring that up.

01:34:56 But, of course, what happens to Joe Kent when you bring up these kinds of things?

01:34:59 Well, then you're under investigation.

01:35:01 Joe Kent, the former director of the United States National Counterterror Center,

01:35:06 this is from Semaphore, he just resigned.

01:35:09 He's now under FBI investigation for allegedly leaking classified information.

01:35:16 How about that? And the investigation predates his departure. Congressman, your reaction to that

01:35:25 tonight? Wow. Well, there's a lot there. And I think that we need to let this investigation play

01:35:32 out. But we shouldn't tolerate any leakers in the administration, particularly regarding classified

01:35:37 national security interests and information. So we'll let this play out and see where it goes.

01:35:44 But if he was leaking, he ought to be held accountable, just like anybody else would be.

01:35:48 Well, five minutes ago, he seemed to think that Iran was a big threat,

01:35:51 and then suddenly that threat went away. It was very odd.

01:35:56 Shut up. Just shut up. 1.00

01:36:00 Yeah, maybe he came to his senses. How about that?

01:36:04 Okay. So, ADL here had a never-is-now.

01:36:09 Chris Minahan over at Information Liberation did a great job of how he has the patience and the perseverance, I guess, to watch through it all.

01:36:23 But he does it so we don't have to, and we thank him for his service.

01:36:27 We thank Chris Minahan of Information Liberation for taking bullets for the rest of us here, watching this shit all day long and posting some really good clips about it.

01:36:36 But I found this particularly interesting, that the whole thing opened,

01:36:41 the Never Is Now 2026 thing, opened with them booing Haman.

01:36:46 And, of course, Haman is this made-up story in the book of Esther

01:36:49 that supposedly was working under Xerxes at the time, King Xerxes in Persia.

01:36:56 But, of course, there's no record outside of the Bible itself to Haman.

01:37:02 So they wrote it down and made it up.

01:37:04 But, of course, now it's real in my mind.

01:37:06 So now we're working on that history, and they open booing at this fictional, imaginative, fairy tale creature.

01:37:14 Good morning, ADL.

01:37:17 Just two weeks ago, Jewish communities around the world celebrated Purim by reading the Megillah.

01:37:22 And when Haman's name is mentioned, what do we do?

01:37:25 That's right, we boo. 0.87

01:37:27 Yet the Chabad custom is that we don't make noise every time we read his name.

01:37:32 Only the few times that it is said with an adjective

01:37:34 Describing him actively trying to harm the Jewish people

01:37:38 The rest of the time

01:37:40 We keep on reading

01:37:41 Why?

01:37:42 Because Mordechai and Esther knew the secret

01:37:44 They have a soul

01:37:46 They have infinite light

01:37:47 They have a deeper mission to accomplish

01:37:49 And can't even be bothered to waste the time with him

01:37:52 As it says

01:37:54 That Mordechai was busy

01:37:57 Teaching Jewish children 0.71

01:37:58 Strengthening Jewish identity

01:38:00 and building Jewish life.

01:38:03 In fact, what bothered Haman the most

01:38:04 was that Mordechai,

01:38:06 he would not kneel, he would not bow,

01:38:10 he wouldn't even look at Haman's way.

01:38:13 Which teaches us,

01:38:14 when the threat is urgent, we make noise.

01:38:17 We stand up and we respond.

01:38:19 And then, the response that truly defeats Haman

01:38:21 is to live proudly as Jews,

01:38:24 to build Jewish communities,

01:38:26 to teach Judaism to our children.

01:38:28 We hope and pray that we are able to harness

01:38:29 the collective energy in this room to not only get rid of the haymans of our generation but even 1.00

01:38:34 the hymen getting rid of the hymen pray that we are able to harness the collective energy in this

01:38:39 room to not only get rid of the haymans of our generation but even greater than that 1.00

01:38:43 to be a force of good and kindness that will bring an end to all darkness amen amen

01:38:49 all darkness which of course means uh you know the white area somebody in chat said there

01:38:55 Haman in the movie 300.

01:38:58 Who said that?

01:38:59 Sorry, I lost your chat there now,

01:39:01 but interesting point you brought that up

01:39:03 because I don't think it was in there.

01:39:07 Haman does not appear in the movie 300,

01:39:08 but he does appear in One Night with the King.

01:39:12 Haman is played by James Callis.

01:39:15 Me.

01:39:15 Yeah, 1488 reasons.

01:39:17 Yeah, do you have something on that that I don't?

01:39:20 Because I can't see that.

01:39:21 Oh, wait, let me show you that on screen, by the way.

01:39:24 I'm not just showing that screen.

01:39:26 Hamon played by James Callis,

01:39:28 character in the 2006 film One Night with the King.

01:39:31 The primary villain in 300 is King Xerxes.

01:39:34 I remember that.

01:39:35 But I don't think...

01:39:37 Oh, no, not Hamon.

01:39:39 Okay, all right, okay, whatever.

01:39:40 Misunderstanding then.

01:39:41 Yeah, because I don't remember him in there either.

01:39:43 I know there were some claims at the time,

01:39:44 like 300 is like some kind of...

01:39:47 You know, I mean, I still like the movie.

01:39:50 I have some questions about Zack Snyder,

01:39:53 the director of those movies.

01:39:57 But I still liked it a lot.

01:39:59 I do.

01:40:00 But I understand at the time

01:40:01 you can use it again

01:40:02 and say,

01:40:02 oh, this is the reason

01:40:04 why we need to go into Iran or something.

01:40:05 But at least it was the Spartans' battle

01:40:08 and not the Jews' battle

01:40:10 in the movie or something.

01:40:11 The made-up battle.

01:40:12 It was an actual battle.

01:40:13 It actually happened.

01:40:14 But the point is,

01:40:15 Haman doesn't... 0.96

01:40:17 There's no record of this guy.

01:40:18 They made it up.

01:40:20 They made up a fictional villain

01:40:22 that they now use as the incentive for why they should do this war.

01:40:27 And at the ADL, you know, never is now,

01:40:32 and the stop, you know, what is it again?

01:40:35 The slogan for good, was it stopping hate for good?

01:40:40 It was something like that, something cringe like that.

01:40:46 They're using just made-up narratives and stories

01:40:49 to drive genocidal war and bloodshed campaigns 0.62

01:40:58 against certain ethnic groups.

01:41:03 Right?

01:41:06 It's amazing.

01:41:13 It's the Jews, European MEP.

01:41:16 I think this is, what's his name?

01:41:18 Gregor's Brown, right? 0.61

01:41:24 It's the Jews, European MVP says, 0.95

01:41:26 who is holding the gun of U.S. military

01:41:29 against Iran.

01:41:30 Chaos erupts.

01:41:36 Thank you.

01:41:37 And the last speaker

01:41:38 and then I have to close the list,

01:41:40 but we're going through all speakers.

01:41:41 Anyhow, it's Mr. Brown.

01:41:45 You can tell he doesn't like this.

01:41:47 He's here.

01:41:47 Dear Madam, you have just given a wonderful presentation of how unnecessary and useless your office is. With all due respect, the situation is clear as we look at the recent war.

01:42:07 uh the gun where is the gun the weapon it's the u.s navy and air force who's the gun holder

01:42:17 who's the perpetrator the aggressor it's the jews israel and jewish diaspora all over and you

01:42:27 madam you are the silencer the silencer at the end of the gun barrel and this is everything you do

01:42:37 here to hush to hush to stop me right now and all the world all the all europe for the truth

01:42:48 not to be spoken thank you mr brown i just want to say because you're always seeking for attention

01:42:55 I know you by now, but on behalf of this committee, I completely reject your anti-Semitic remarks you just did.

01:43:01 You will not repeat this in this committee.

01:43:05 Could you please elaborate?

01:43:07 Could you please elaborate?

01:43:09 Mr. Brown, you don't have the floor.

01:43:11 Shut up. 0.95

01:43:13 Madam Callas, please.

01:43:14 Oh, my gosh.

01:43:18 Shut up. 0.95

01:43:18 Yeah, that's fine to say now.

01:43:19 I said, man, our, or our, but Poland's Cyclops is way better than America's Cyclops. 0.96

01:43:27 Let me put it that.

01:43:29 What's his name again?

01:43:30 Zyoclops? 1.00

01:43:31 I forgot his name.

01:43:33 He lost his election.

01:43:35 What's his name?

01:43:35 I've forgotten his name.

01:43:37 But yeah, that's pretty, that's a based kind of the eye patch right there.

01:43:41 I think it's on the, technically, on top of the glasses there.

01:43:45 Yeah, it's the, exactly, fire extinguisher guy.

01:43:49 Yeah, super. Dan Crenshaw. Thank you. That's right. Colonizer grinds it. Dan Crenshaw. That's right.

01:43:55 Poland has a better Cyclops. The other guy was just a Zio-clops. This guy's actually, you know, he has a singular vision, this guy. 0.54

01:44:04 That's what that means. All right. Okay. What do we got here?

01:44:10 Oh, this is funny. Fox News. In case you didn't know, they occasionally push some of these crazy kind of things on their channel.

01:44:18 and here's three Jews and then a Goy host here of Fox News that step into a TV studio and of course 0.97

01:44:28 this is what happens. You have the people who are talking to Iranians in Iran saying you know

01:44:33 they're they're most afraid of the bombs stopping because if the bombs stop they believe the United

01:44:37 States might be done. Absolutely and when they have the moment to tweet they're tweeting and

01:44:41 saying please don't stop because the worst thing that could happen to us is if you leave this regime

01:44:46 in place which means who is going to pay the price we the iranian people are they're going to torture 0.92

01:44:50 us more they're going to kill us they're going to throw us in prison you've got to finish the job

01:44:54 they are celebrating every time a bomb goes on just imagine trace for a moment that you'd be

01:44:58 celebrating when you hear a bomb go off because that is a freedom mission it's a freedom mission

01:45:02 for them this is not a war they are finally going to be free from their oppressors that have held

01:45:05 them hostage for the past 47 years yeah uh srin yadegar i think that is and i'm trying it's

01:45:15 fascinating is like they don't some of these people don't have like a vikipedia they can be on fox news

01:45:20 i think it'll talk all this crazy shit like crazy shit and they don't have like a wikipedia page 0.91

01:45:29 visionary women is jewish ex an expert from on being jewish now la mom magazine i guess that's her

01:45:39 or outlet or whatever it is,

01:45:43 whatever they're doing here.

01:45:45 I'm not sure what it is.

01:45:48 An expert from On Being Jewish Now,

01:45:50 an intimate collection.

01:45:51 But anyway, it's not the point.

01:45:52 It's not, I mean, it's about her,

01:45:54 but it's not, it's more about what she's,

01:45:55 how crazy, how crazy that is.

01:46:01 That they just, here's like a,

01:46:03 a Chabad rabbi too.

01:46:06 And there's the, on the far left there, on the panel, is, of course, what was his name again?

01:46:13 Aaron, was it Aaron Cohen?

01:46:17 The police AI surveillance plug that was run on, is this Trace Gallagher, is that his name, the host here?

01:46:25 That he ran on him.

01:46:27 The rabbi in the middle there, he's the guy who gave a Purim gift to the host.

01:46:32 Somebody appointed it.

01:46:34 And now they wheel up this lady here. 1.00

01:46:35 don't make the bomb stop please don't stop because the worst thing that could happen to us is if you

01:46:41 leave this regime in place which means who is going to pay the price we the iranian people are

01:46:45 they're going to torture us more they're going to kill us they're going to throw us in prison

01:46:49 you've got to finish the job they are celebrating every time a bomb goes on just imagine trace for

01:46:53 a moment we're celebrating every time a bomb goes off how about that unbelievable crazy crazy stuff

01:47:04 Okay.

01:47:08 Let me get on with it here.

01:47:10 Israel's Minister of National Security, Itmar Ben-Gvir,

01:47:14 we played some clips with him in the past, great guy,

01:47:16 published a video showing an execution platform

01:47:20 prepared specifically for hanging.

01:47:22 Now, this is wrong.

01:47:23 It's not for about...

01:47:24 I mean, I'm sure they would,

01:47:25 so it's not that they wouldn't, right?

01:47:27 Whoever they consider to be an enemy of theirs.

01:47:29 But technically, as the clip, it's in Yiddish or Hebrew or whatever.

01:47:36 But he says that it's for the Iranian criminals.

01:47:41 They're already setting up for their great criminal hanging ceremony here.

01:47:48 And again, just imagine any other nation doing this.

01:47:55 Like this just pales in comparison to the official crimes that they told us that like Slobodan Milosevic was behind us.

01:48:05 It's not even close. It's not even close.

01:48:10 And that's even the official like lying narrative that I'm talking about, not even the actual narrative, the actual truth.

01:48:18 But this isn't a compliment to boast about.

01:48:25 Yeah, nooses, these are just, this is every day.

01:48:33 This is a brutal, brutal, a brutal people here.

01:48:39 Minister, I saw the Iranians say you're dead.

01:48:42 I'm dying to execute terrorists.

01:48:44 And they just, of course, call them terrorists, right?

01:48:46 To legitimize their killing them, including kids, children.

01:48:50 And then it's Amalek, and then it's Oxen, and the suckling, you know, whatever.

01:48:54 Every animal, apparently, to salt the earth, burn it all down.

01:48:58 Death penalty for terrorists.

01:49:03 All right.

01:49:05 It's just a fine people.

01:49:06 I wonder what the scum of the earth looks like.

01:49:08 Look no further.

01:49:08 Here's, they bombed some Jordanians. 0.99

01:49:12 This was the tenant.

01:49:16 May she rest in peace, facetiously, he says there.

01:49:20 Mujda left us a small souvenir.

01:49:22 So he's showing her, I guess, bikini bottom there.

01:49:26 Give us a tour of the new property.

01:49:29 I believe this is Lebanon.

01:49:33 Oh, look, it's Shia LaBeouf.

01:49:34 He's rebranded.

01:49:36 New role.

01:49:39 What's waiting for you?

01:49:40 Simply amazing.

01:49:47 Do not film me.

01:49:48 I must not be seen doing this.

01:49:51 He's a doctor back in Israel.

01:49:54 Nicest, the nicest kind, ladies and gentlemen.

01:49:56 Finest, finest kind.

01:49:57 Here's another one for you.

01:50:05 I'm going to reload this here.

01:50:08 See if we can get this to work.

01:50:09 Here we go.

01:50:12 Here's a children's story here.

01:50:14 Alon and Lebanon.

01:50:16 Alon lives in Mizgav Am with his family.

01:50:24 One morning he pointed to the forest and asked his father, is this forest ours?

01:50:32 His father said, the forest is beautiful, isn't it?

01:50:35 And he went on to say, this is Lebanon.

01:50:41 And his father said, you can't go there, it's too dangerous.

01:50:44 can't go there we haven't gotten the land yet but alan thought that this land and lebanon belonged to

01:50:53 us that's how they teach her but again no this is not this i mean at least like the germans had like

01:51:06 an actual claim to the land in terms of like you know like recent history and say it wasn't like

01:51:12 3 000 years ago you know you did like previous land disputes after like the weimar period and

01:51:18 i'm sorry the like the first world war and of course then comes the weimar period but like the

01:51:22 the um the uh the signing of the uh versailles treaty that's what i was thinking about right

01:51:29 basically giving up on putting the whole blame for the first world war on germany uh getting rid of

01:51:35 a bunch of the land uh you know they basically wanted germany to be a farmland after that or

01:51:40 whatever, but anyway, history is what it is.

01:51:42 But I'm saying that was like a kind of a legitimate claim, at least, right?

01:51:45 This is just a fantasy, a made-up thing.

01:51:48 Like, do you actually think that the 12, I'm sorry,

01:51:51 was it the 12 or 10, the 10 spies story?

01:51:54 Do you actually believe that, right?

01:51:58 They went to spy on the, not the Amalek, I always forget it, 1.00

01:52:05 the long, the giants, basically, the long necked people,

01:52:08 and they were so big and strong and everything grew big in the land of Canaan.

01:52:12 And, of course, God had promised them that land that was actually theirs in the beginning,

01:52:16 but they had to genocide everyone else there.

01:52:18 And, of course, then the story of the ten spies,

01:52:20 and there was two spies specifically that actually went and they came back

01:52:23 and they brought these giant grapes as proof to show how big everything was,

01:52:28 including the people.

01:52:29 And the fact that they were like grasshoppers in comparison.

01:52:32 Of course, these are all linguistical trees.

01:52:35 Even if it's true, let's put it that way, even if it's true,

01:52:38 These are linguistical tricks.

01:52:39 There's another term for it, which is interesting, I think.

01:52:43 I forget what it is.

01:52:45 Was it Caesar's Messiah?

01:52:47 What was the author of that?

01:52:49 Man, it was a long time ago since I interviewed it,

01:52:50 but he talked about that.

01:52:51 It was a specific word he used for, you know,

01:52:54 how you kind of encode into the text,

01:52:56 or like, I forget what that term was.

01:52:58 I should look it up.

01:52:59 Interesting idea in theory, but the point is,

01:53:01 it's not just metaphor.

01:53:02 It's like a different way you can look at the text.

01:53:06 And anyway, the point is,

01:53:08 it's not that there were actual grasshoppers in comparison.

01:53:13 It's because they were small, like a grasshopper,

01:53:16 in comparison to the might of the people, right?

01:53:21 Yeah, Joseph Atwell, yeah, Tardson was,

01:53:23 yeah, you might not agree with him on everything,

01:53:25 and I don't, but I think he had a good point

01:53:27 in terms of how they used the text

01:53:30 or how they made, you know, how they encoded, basically, messages into that, right?

01:53:42 Anyway, let me go back on track here.

01:53:48 Let me see what this was here.

01:53:50 Oh, here's another one, by the way.

01:53:52 On Israeli national television, everyone in Gaza must die.

01:53:55 These clips come out, like, regularly, by the way.

01:53:57 They should all be left to starve to death, even children.

01:54:00 I don't care.

01:54:01 Good morning, ADL.

01:54:07 Oh, sorry.

01:54:13 Let me go back so you can read that too.

01:54:15 Subtitled.

01:54:27 Thank you very much.

01:54:57 Finest people. Very nice. Very nice people. Right?

01:55:11 Let me show you the Amalek again here. 0.95

01:55:16 We got Stoduits.

01:55:19 Yeah, I mean, it's just the brutality of, like, you know,

01:55:23 I'm not sure I wanted to get into this, but, like,

01:55:27 You know, some people don't know, it's like kind of, well, you know, might is right, or they just do it because they have the power.

01:55:37 And of course, that's not wrong.

01:55:39 That's true.

01:55:40 That's just kind of what it is.

01:55:41 There's no referee here.

01:55:42 Well, they think there is, they think Yahweh will come down and blow a whistle or something or help them out.

01:55:47 Or the fact that they're getting all this and being able to get away with it is the proof that they want, you know, he wants them to do this or something like that.

01:55:54 But, you know, the claimed brutality of, let's say, like Western colonizers or something, it pales in comparison to this, right?

01:56:08 That there was still like a, you can have misrepresentations in histories or lies or contortions or twisted or later, you know, kind of thing of like, well, they were just, you know, take like, remember the whole thing we did about Belgium, for example, right?

01:56:23 Leopold II, classic story about the Jews who wrote books about how mean and evil he was 0.97

01:56:29 or whatever, and he chopped off the hands, and he was an awful colonizer and stuff.

01:56:33 And then you look into the history a little bit more, and you study and stuff, and it

01:56:36 turns out, oh, okay, so this was this massive, brutal, tribal warfare that he ended up right

01:56:42 in the middle of.

01:56:44 And the fact is that he was actually trying to stop some of the incredible brutality between

01:56:50 some of these rival tribes, right?

01:56:53 and the hand-chopping was, like, at the time, punishment.

01:57:00 Just not like what they have in some Middle Eastern countries 0.91

01:57:02 or other parts of the world, still in some African parts of the world.

01:57:05 Like, that's how they did and treated their own criminals.

01:57:08 And they are, like, tapped into that system.

01:57:10 Was everything perfect?

01:57:11 No, it's not the point either, but the point is, like,

01:57:13 it's this exclusivity to Western white evil, right, 0.90

01:57:20 coming through the history of just, like,

01:57:21 we just raped everyone and murdered everyone and we just hated everyone and stuff. 0.91

01:57:26 And it's like, of course, that's not true.

01:57:27 We know that.

01:57:29 We gave the gifts, we tried to give the gifts of civilization.

01:57:33 You can talk about how that was like a folly at the end of it.

01:57:34 But even like, as much as we talk about like Iran and stuff in this show,

01:57:38 but even like the Anglo-Persian oil company,

01:57:40 like all the infrastructure was set up by the Anglos.

01:57:43 It was set up by like a West, you know, in this case, the Anglos, the British Empire, right? 0.95

01:57:46 But it was like, that's what enabled the Western kind of industrial world

01:57:50 to even get in motion and sure it was a resource by the iranians persians at the time

01:57:55 and uh but at the same time they would never have been able to they didn't invent anything that ran

01:58:02 on oil they didn't come up with the infrastructure you can call it a bad deal or something like that

01:58:07 and then most of the later wanted to you know nationalize the oil resource or something like

01:58:11 that but they they literally gave them all this technology right and like enabled them to become

01:58:18 start to become wealthy but of course then they wanted more and all that stuff right

01:58:21 um but they would never have it without anglo involvement without british involvement

01:58:27 and so either it was either to get the help from them and have it or not have it at all

01:58:32 and of course now today most most of that infrastructure has been replaced because

01:58:37 that's a long time ago but even places of where they put things and how they developed it and

01:58:41 all of that still like according to the plan of what the british shut up talk about india

01:58:46 the railways and all that stuff nowhere do we see anything like this where like the white man shows

01:58:51 up and think that somehow we have a magical book that claims that we are meant to have all this

01:58:55 land and it's it's ours and in fact we hate everyone else in those lands and we're going 0.68

01:58:59 to exterminate them like there's not even a there's no comparison there's zero morality

01:59:05 there's zero conscience here

01:59:07 totally different mindset totally an alien foreign mindset a deprived morality 0.97

01:59:16 that it's totally alien to our way of thinking that even where you had momentary brutality

01:59:24 because of like as i said in a situation like the congo or something like that where you just

01:59:30 tapped into this already existing brutal system and then they're like okay we gotta

01:59:34 We're going to try to help and sort this out.

01:59:38 Of course, it's proven to be a faulty aspiration, but still.

01:59:43 It wasn't based on malice.

01:59:46 It wasn't based on just like an existing ethnic hatred.

01:59:51 It was like, let's try to kind of mediate and be a referee and a judge here.

01:59:56 And you can argue that that then was like a moral wrong.

01:59:58 Let them just be and just take care of themselves.

02:00:01 But whatever.

02:00:02 It is what it is now in hindsight, but there's no comparison.

02:00:04 Let's check in with Jewish activist Derad Horn, who was talking about how it's a faulty

02:00:11 conspiracy theory with these protocols of the elders of Zion, because of course there's never

02:00:17 any Jews gathering to hatch any international plans. Let's hear her out. I want to say one 1.00

02:00:21 thing also to what Debra said earlier about this new form of anti-Semitism is not so new,

02:00:27 anti-Zionism. I want to point out, here's how not new it is. What's the first document of

02:00:32 anti-zionism the protocols of the elders of zion it was written in response to the world zionist 0.72

02:00:38 congresses it was true the jews were gathering to hatch their international plans and we still do

02:00:44 right but what i think is

02:00:45 oh really okay well interesting i didn't know that you're telling me now for the first time who know

02:00:57 Who knew?

02:01:00 Yeah, some people call the Protocols of the Elders of Zion a forgery,

02:01:04 which is an interesting term to me,

02:01:07 considering that a forgery is like a copy or a false copy,

02:01:14 or maybe slightly altered, but of something actually existing, right?

02:01:18 It's not like you make a forgery of a bill, right,

02:01:23 of a $20 bill, like George Floyd, for example,

02:01:25 or a $100 bill or something.

02:01:28 You know, a currency, a Federal Reserve note.

02:01:31 But that means that an existing thing

02:01:34 that you try to forge is there.

02:01:38 But anyway, it's neither here nor there.

02:01:40 There are some things in the protocols

02:01:41 that are kind of like, meh.

02:01:44 I don't know, maybe there are some exaggerations or whatever.

02:01:47 But I think she said it.

02:01:50 What if even that was dropped as a way to deflect from it?

02:01:54 Do you see what I'm saying?

02:01:55 you do the plan and then you drop the fake thing

02:01:59 that tells you kind of a little bit of the plan

02:02:01 but exaggerates some other elements.

02:02:03 And then you can point to that, say, see, this is false.

02:02:05 And then you can drive the narrative that all that's false.

02:02:07 I don't know. Who knows?

02:02:08 Anyway, there's some things in there that kind of reads right, obviously,

02:02:11 but there's some things I read the other day.

02:02:12 I was going through it again.

02:02:13 I was like kind of, yeah, okay, that seems a little, I don't know.

02:02:17 All right, I'll go through it again.

02:02:18 We'll see.

02:02:20 But the overall thing, as she herself,

02:02:24 dara horn admitted there in the clip some of those things it seems to be um are true right

02:02:32 that yeah they have international zionist meetings and congress and hatching plots and everything and

02:02:38 of course she was talking about earlier the comment she made about deborah lipstadt she

02:02:41 was there too at 92 ny uh talking about of course the disease of the non-jews no jewish you come 1.00

02:02:49 into a synagogue and they don't know you you're gonna have trouble getting in there when i lived

02:02:53 in Washington in the West End, when I walked home from the State Department, there was a church

02:02:56 right near the corner of where I was living, and the sign, I took a picture of the sign,

02:03:02 all are welcome, come in and pray. And I was going to post it, this is not a synagogue. 0.98

02:03:08 Not because not all are welcome and you shouldn't come in and pray, but you can't get in. This is

02:03:13 not normal. We are, no other group in the United States is living like this. And it's time that

02:03:20 the rest of the world we are she said we are not normal but you can't get in this is not normal

02:03:26 we are no other group in the united states is living like this and it's time that the rest

02:03:32 of the world the non-jewish brian 73 16 cent 20 dollars henrik the white race are the inventors 1.00

02:03:40 engineers technologists etc the world would still be back in the stone age without our white folk 1.00

02:03:45 correct absolutely thank you appreciate the support yeah if you do want to donate uh please

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02:04:13 Thank you, Brian.

02:04:13 Very nice of you.

02:04:14 Thank you.

02:04:15 Okay, so back to the point here.

02:04:17 Did we finish that?

02:04:18 No, let me finish the whole clip with Deborah Lipson.

02:04:20 Wait for it in terms of what she drops there too, by the way,

02:04:23 when it comes to the disease here of the non-Jews. 1.00

02:04:27 But she's talking about the synagogue,

02:04:33 and she's saying that it was the church that had the all are welcome here,

02:04:38 but we can't do that.

02:04:39 And then she makes the excuse,

02:04:40 Well, that's because there's threats against us, blah, blah, blah, all those kinds of things, right?

02:04:45 And, of course, we know that that's not true because it is an exclusionary religion.

02:04:50 You can't just go and walk in and join.

02:04:53 And even the conversion process, there's even people that have converted.

02:04:57 I had one story of an Australian, I'm sorry, Austrian. 1.00

02:05:00 I think it was an Austrian lady. 0.71

02:05:03 She married a Jewish guy.

02:05:04 She converted.

02:05:04 He ended up dying.

02:05:05 They were living in Israel at the time.

02:05:07 and they were sending her in all these kinds of, like, non, what do you call it, catch-22 loops of, like,

02:05:16 do you have to prove your Jewish heritage, and then she had to move because her husband died,

02:05:22 she couldn't afford the place, so she had to move, and after she moved, she couldn't. 0.89

02:05:25 Then she lost the status or something that she had attained when she had a husband. 0.99

02:05:31 The point is, it was like these long processes that she was sent through as a non-Jew who had converted to Judaism,

02:05:37 like obviously not ethnic Jews had to go through, kind of thing, right?

02:05:41 So it's not just a religion, it's an ethnicity.

02:05:44 That's the primary thing, I think, actually.

02:05:46 This is what we're looking at.

02:05:47 It's not just a religion, but they can hide behind truth, both.

02:05:50 So that's why it's not an inclusionary thing.

02:05:53 But she makes up the excuse, well, that's why, because we're being threatened.

02:05:56 No, that was even before there was anything like that,

02:05:58 before even the height of all these things of like let's say in the west then because that's

02:06:02 what she's referring to there was a time when there was no like there was no attacks on synagogues

02:06:07 synagogues like this but then for the most part of course the attacks does come from not always 0.62

02:06:12 but for the most part it comes from muslims that these people have helped to lobby to let into our

02:06:19 countries and it kind of then they blame the wider society and then they need more surveillance

02:06:23 technologies they need more uh government funds to to you know to bolster their security at the

02:06:29 synagogues blah blah blah right anyway back to the clip here well saw this understood this we're not 0.93

02:06:34 towering i thank the officers outside my synagogue and the volunteers were taking care of it but this

02:06:40 is not a normal way to live and i think that you know just turning inward and and um and reveling

02:06:47 in who we are which i do i'd revel in who i am it's what made me possible for me to do what i did

02:06:52 but i think it's also important to make them aware that this is wrong and this is a disease

02:06:58 of the non-jews and we're not going to disappear we're not going to go away we're going to hang 1.00

02:07:03 around we're going to annoy you the heck out of you you are but this is not normal and you're

02:07:08 responsible for it you are responsible for it that was brett stevens i think from new york

02:07:15 times right there too oh yeah what a crew huh how about that yeah she of course deborah lipstadt

02:07:20 is the one who has the legal case against dave irving they made a movie about it that put they

02:07:25 put like rachel weiss in there to play her by the way uh yeah it's a can't get it's a fair it's a

02:07:32 fair assessment it's a fair fair comparison there uh but anyway that's a different story uh okay

02:07:39 back on track we got a couple of other things here we got some developments out of canada

02:07:43 out, ladies and gentlemen. Check this out here. Let me reload this here and see if we

02:07:52 can get this. What is his name again? Dan? Oh, come on. This is Dan Dix here reporting

02:08:06 for Press for Truth. Dan Dix, that's right. Press for Truth. Listen to this case. And

02:08:11 what you are about to see isn't some exaggeration this isn't hyperbole this is literally the thought

02:08:18 police showing up at a toronto woman's doorstep all because she dared to call mark carney a name

02:08:24 online no violence and no threat just words on the internet she called carney a zionist scumbag

02:08:34 that's it and now they're on her porch wasting taxpayer dollars when they could be going after

02:08:40 real crimes so you've made some online posts to the prime minister of canada anything to say about

02:08:48 that can you be more and of course the i'm glad the white canadian showed up here to represent

02:08:54 the police in this case at least that specific what post what i specifically said do you have

02:08:59 a screenshot yeah you specifically said and you uh made it online well because i mean he's a zionist

02:09:06 scumbag and he's not my prime minister so but really you're gonna come to my

02:09:11 door and you're worried that I'm going to do something do I seriously look like

02:09:16 a threat to you that's what we came to talk right so those threats are me you

02:09:21 know what you guys should be busy taking care of actual real crime then standing

02:09:26 here harassing me over fucking shit I say online okay yeah no don't be wasting 0.95

02:09:32 tax dollars doing this bullshit. 0.70

02:09:35 Nicole, if such behavior continues,

02:09:37 if there is...

02:09:38 What are you going to do, put me in jail because I don't like

02:09:40 our prime minister?

02:09:43 Nicole,

02:09:44 okay, I'm here as a representative,

02:09:46 as a brown representative of the new

02:09:48 diverse Canada, okay?

02:09:49 If such

02:09:51 behavior continues,

02:09:54 we will come

02:09:55 for you again, and it won't be

02:09:56 a courtesy call next time.

02:10:00 Okay?

02:10:01 You got that?

02:10:03 You're trying to voice your opinions about a politician on the internet?

02:10:06 No, no, no, but if you made some threats that are concerning...

02:10:09 What kind of threats should I make? You still haven't shown me what I said.

02:10:12 You're talking over me, man. I'm trying to explain to you what the...

02:10:13 Show me what I said.

02:10:14 So if those threats are continuing...

02:10:16 Show me what I said.

02:10:17 Right? You could be arrested and charged. Just want to let you know.

02:10:21 Communist Canada, how do you like working for that?

02:10:23 Are you proud of yourself?

02:10:25 Do you go back home and look at your family in the mirror and say,

02:10:28 this is what you do for a living?

02:10:31 you heard absolutely he just paid for his pool by serving the the zog being a zog 1.00

02:10:36 people for what they say online because i don't like our stupid prime minister that's right he's

02:10:43 um i think he's very proud of his job and he's a zionist sunbag you can have your opinion you 0.93

02:10:49 can whatever i don't have to discuss anymore you can have your opinion but you can't share

02:10:53 that opinion okay that's one that you can well for now for now you can have the opinion in your

02:10:59 mind silently for now but soon enough you know we'll we'll get to that too but you can't share

02:11:07 it but this excuse me don't touch my door i'm letting you know so don't touch my door we will

02:11:12 put a report it is documented the search behavior continues the trauma blah blah blah blah i will

02:11:18 say whatever the fuck i want about our prime minister you can't stop my speech sorry yeah

02:11:24 exactly be threatening that's all i'm asking what you say is that i say is just words okay

02:11:31 have a nice day goodbye now uniformed officers with their badges shining knocked on this woman's 0.99

02:11:38 door because of words on the internet again there was no threat and there was no call to violence

02:11:45 she just called the prime minister a name and suddenly it's a police matter yep correct all

02:11:52 All right. Thank you, Dan Dix. Appreciate the reporting over to the UK here. Big surprise.

02:11:59 Jewish leaders and MPs unite to launch record UK refugee Shabbat from Jewish news here.

02:12:08 More than 50 MPs, rabbis, and community leaders gathered as 66 organizations join the UK's largest refugee Shabbat.

02:12:16 you're telling me now for the first time the event hosted by highest plus j chords but i guess we

02:12:24 would point that out right who's who's helping to who's helping to keep the borders open to make

02:12:30 sure that britain will continue to be genociding its white population by replacing them 1.00

02:12:36 which is a genocide you replace the population of a country that's genocide according to u.n

02:12:42 definitions. It marked the start of Refugee Shabbat 2026, a global initiative bringing

02:12:51 Jewish communities together in solidarity with refugees and asylum seekers. Funded by

02:12:57 HIAS in 2018 and coordinated in the UK by HIAS Plus J Corps for the past five years,

02:13:04 the program has grown rapidly. You don't say. This year, 66 organizations across England

02:13:11 and Scotland are participating, more than double the number involved in 2025.

02:13:15 So this is not on the decline.

02:13:16 This is increasing here in the UK.

02:13:18 My, oh, my, what a big surprise.

02:13:21 It's another follow-up story here.

02:13:22 Rabbis joined call for government to rethink its settlement and citizenship reforms.

02:13:29 Home Secretary Shabanana Mahamoud has announced plans to toughen criteria

02:13:34 for indefinite leave to remain.

02:13:38 might sound a little bit backwards if you don't follow the legalese on that

02:13:42 so some of you might be perfectly clear but let me read it out for you to understand what's going

02:13:46 on here religious leaders including rabbi three rabbis have claimed government plans to reform

02:13:51 the uk's asylum rules by ending the right to permanent refugee status would damage integration

02:13:57 and should be rethought under plans announced by home secretary shabanana mahoud adults and

02:14:03 accompanying children claiming asylum will receive a 30-month period of protection.

02:14:10 Why even that at this point?

02:14:12 But of course, that wasn't good enough.

02:14:13 If after 30 months, the countries from which they fled are deemed safe,

02:14:16 they will be expected to return home.

02:14:19 It's not only the least you can do, it's not even beginning to be good enough.

02:14:26 Considering the state of the overpopulated small island of the British Isles,

02:14:33 You should just exit out of all of this altogether and say, sorry, we're full.

02:14:38 We're not even doing it anymore.

02:14:40 In fact, just like Restore Britain's Rupert Lowe is, I hope, honest enough to follow through on

02:14:48 if he does gain any political power in the country, you need to start deporting people,

02:14:53 not just illegals, but legal migrants that came in under these faulty premises

02:14:58 and shady legal and treasonous genocidal policies

02:15:04 that the government had been running over the last couple of decades.

02:15:06 It's very easy.

02:15:07 If you do have control of the means to exit out of agreements

02:15:13 and laws that have been passed on the books to undo them and pass new laws,

02:15:19 at that point it's fairly easy to enforce them,

02:15:23 as long as you have the willpower and the guts to do it.

02:15:26 That's kind of an interesting dynamic of how that's happening in the U.S. right now, by the way.

02:15:30 But that's a different story.

02:15:30 This marks the end of the current system whereby refugees are granted five years protection.

02:15:36 So they're going from five years to 30 months.

02:15:38 It's like almost two years.

02:15:43 Actually, it is over.

02:15:44 It's over.

02:15:45 That's over two years.

02:15:45 That's two years and two months, right?

02:15:48 I'm sorry.

02:15:49 Two years and six months.

02:15:50 Sorry, two and a half years.

02:15:51 It's half.

02:15:51 It's cut in half.

02:15:52 Sorry.

02:15:53 I'm going to get my math right here.

02:15:54 It's not hard.

02:15:55 Five years, they've cut that down to two and a half years.

02:15:57 Okay.

02:15:59 And that's a crisis, according to rabbis,

02:16:03 have to join in on the call here for them to rethink.

02:16:06 How dare you propose that we're going to let them stay for two years?

02:16:14 How dare you?

02:16:16 This is not good.

02:16:18 We want to replace the British people faster than that. 1.00

02:16:22 Mavs, that's right. 0.83

02:16:23 My math is off.

02:16:27 Under plans now by Home Secretary Mahmoud,

02:16:29 adults accompanied by children claiming asylum

02:16:31 will be receiving a 30-month period of protection

02:16:33 if after that they were expected to return home,

02:16:37 which, of course, even if they do have those laws on the books,

02:16:40 that won't even happen because they just end up staying

02:16:43 and no one does anything anyway.

02:16:45 So it's all performative, but even the performative shit

02:16:47 they're having a problem with.

02:16:51 Unbelievable.

02:16:53 Mahmoud's proposal to toughen criteria for indefinite leave to remain

02:16:58 could involve removing families and children who refuse

02:17:01 the government's offer to leave voluntarily.

02:17:06 Rabbi Rebecca Burke from the Finchley Progressive Synagogue

02:17:09 is among three rabbis.

02:17:12 Oh, it's just the liberal ones, you see.

02:17:15 There's no Chabad plan here. 0.98

02:17:17 None of the Orthodox wants to replace the Edomites. 1.00

02:17:20 There's nothing to do with that, okay?

02:17:22 Let's not even go there.

02:17:23 she has signed a letter published by the guardian backed by seven bishops so it's more bishops than

02:17:30 rabbis doing it by the way but of course that kind of makes sense considering the rabbis probably

02:17:34 overrepresented considering there are a large lesser percentage of any type of religious

02:17:40 clergy or you know cantors whatever you want to call them in in the uk right so they're still

02:17:44 overrepresented but they are a minority this of course is why we say yes the churches the

02:17:49 All the Abrahamic religions here are all going along and pushing this in addition, or together with, I guess you can say, the liberal anti-white faction.

02:17:59 They're all like this. When it comes to replacing whites, they're all best of buddies. 0.99

02:18:04 No differentiation between, quote-unquote, traditional religions and shit-lib anti-white political leftist causes.

02:18:11 the letter states stability belonging and clear pathways to citizenship are essential to building

02:18:19 cohesive communities weasel words and lies it's the opposite that's what breaks down communities

02:18:28 as we know police that make status more precarious and pathways more distant risk

02:18:33 undermining that the signatories will include rabbi naomi goldman of kol chai reform synagogue

02:18:40 And Rabbi David Mason, executive director of HIAS and J-Corps, urged the government to pause, listen, and revise the plans.

02:18:49 How dare you go from five years to two and a half years?

02:18:53 This is an outrage.

02:18:55 Should be at least 10 years, and then the state will forget about it anyway.

02:19:00 Even if it was 10 months or one month, I bet you that we'd still just forget about it.

02:19:04 So this is the fight on a level which doesn't really matter.

02:19:08 It doesn't really mean anything.

02:19:11 But if you take the fight on that level, as opposed to the actual level where it actually matters,

02:19:16 you can keep people busy with this type of useless nonsense.

02:19:20 And that's partially why they back stuff like this.

02:19:22 Now, I mean, they're true believers.

02:19:23 They really think this is bad and evil because this is a problem.

02:19:26 Because if you grant them to back down on two and a half years,

02:19:30 what prevents them from them backing down that to one year and then six months and then no months?

02:19:36 Right?

02:19:36 So they know that they need to take the battle now.

02:19:38 So for them, it's serious.

02:19:40 But I'm saying in terms of what it actually means,

02:19:43 excuse me, this is like a theater to us, right?

02:19:48 But I'm not surprised whatsoever.

02:19:51 All right, speaking about the UK, let's stay here a little bit.

02:19:53 Melanie Phillips, we played a couple of clips with her before,

02:19:55 of course, talking about her, again, not dual loyalty,

02:20:00 because that's wrong.

02:20:01 She's a British Jewess. 1.00

02:20:03 she was talking about the uncompromising Jewish identity. 0.66

02:20:10 Let's play that again for you so you can get a reminder of what we're talking about here.

02:20:13 And this came in the wake, by the way, of, oh, who's the account again?

02:20:20 Selena Brown commenting to Melanie Phillips about how she's not British

02:20:28 and she should go back to Israel, basically.

02:20:32 Something to that effect.

02:20:33 she said and then millennia phillips replied and said that that's preposterous and outrageous

02:20:38 we are you know more british than we are jews and we can have both ideas i forget what she said but

02:20:44 that is like this is and of course here's the here's the clip then that that disproves it to

02:20:49 fight you need to know and love your identity israel gets it now diaspora jews need also to

02:20:56 realize you are not just americans with judaism added on in britain they're not just british jews

02:21:03 with judaism added on they are part of the british people of the sorry you are part of the jewish 0.86

02:21:09 people and the jewish nation and that should come first first and foremost you are jews

02:21:14 everything else is secondary okay so that's melanie phillips right there and of course then

02:21:20 we had uh a clip here where she's explaining to you that uh jews are not behind mass immigration

02:21:28 only to go on and say it but of course we are behind mass immigration let's listen to this here

02:21:35 the problem is that this particular faction particularly in america has decided that the

02:21:43 people who are responsible for taking this away from them are the jews now why do they think that 0.95

02:21:49 well um let's take it as read that there's always anti-semitism and there's always been

02:21:56 anti-semitism on the right but why is it erupted in this way because these are people who feel

02:22:03 with some justification that their country and their culture and justification their identity

02:22:08 is being taken away from them and they are looking at particular in america with with some

02:22:13 justification interesting so that's that's the that's the bleed over i think into because again

02:22:18 obviously she's i think liberal in most causes but they've understand that like if we have any 1.00

02:22:24 type of chance here it has it is with a farage maybe or you know something like that like they're

02:22:31 leaning uh you know more conservative and like yeah totally bro western civilization because

02:22:37 that's like that's israel and shit you know we gave you your morality it's the judeo-christian 0.72

02:22:43 foundation of the west these are the talking points that to pick up right and say sure totally

02:22:48 there's some justification yeah we see we see the brownification of uh of your of your country of 0.98

02:22:53 course, it doesn't mean you can have white identity, obviously, but we sympathize with

02:22:57 you a little bit and without, of course, recognizing for the most part, unless, you know, in this

02:23:03 case, she actually does admit that they're behind it, of course.

02:23:07 But so many of them have done this, right?

02:23:09 Like a Barbara Spector, for example, who's married to Philip Spector, her husband, who

02:23:13 was the main chief rabbi of Stockholm at the time.

02:23:16 She was making all those comments about how Europe needs to be, you know, replaced with

02:23:19 migrants, otherwise Europe won't survive and Jews are going to be responsible for opening 1.00

02:23:22 the borders and let all these people in and that's why we're going to be hated they're leaning into 1.00

02:23:28 not white identity that's wrong but like adjacent to like this a civic nationalist point of view to

02:23:35 try to like say okay fine if you're going to have some type of identity around this let it be a very

02:23:41 kosher uh civ civ nat type of identity that ultimately doesn't threaten us but we together

02:23:48 can kind of like fight the Zionist cause or something

02:23:51 and Muslims are the bad guys. 1.00

02:23:52 And that's basically the extent to it.

02:23:54 Anyway, back to Melania Phillips here explaining herself. 1.00

02:23:56 Identity is being taken away from them.

02:23:58 And they're looking, particularly in America,

02:24:02 they're looking at a situation in which

02:24:03 some 70% of American Jews subscribe to liberal shibboleths

02:24:10 to do with multiculturalism,

02:24:12 welcoming Islam into the country,

02:24:15 saying that you know white people have those are just liberal things by the way nothing religious

02:24:23 about that white privilege and white guilt and all that there are very prominent jews who are

02:24:30 there are jews who are very prominent in this in in that whole way of thinking because um the

02:24:35 majority of jews in america think like that and because jews historically are people who play a

02:24:41 very disproportionately energetic part in the public life of a country.

02:24:47 It's part of Jewish culture.

02:24:50 An energetic part of a country.

02:24:53 We're just very excited to help you out, right,

02:24:57 to make sure that you survive, just like Barbara Spector.

02:25:02 We're doing that by replacing you with all these brown foreigners. 1.00

02:25:07 and of course then you get some yeah you get some pro-palestinian protest you know kind of like it's

02:25:14 a side effect of that which is not really good and we we kind of sympathize with you on that

02:25:18 that that shouldn't be let's pass laws and prevent that we're on your side here okay

02:25:21 but you can't organize ethnically you can't have white we can have our jewish identity of course

02:25:26 but you then can't have any of your identity okay see how this works way of thinking uh because um

02:25:33 The majority of Jews in America think like that, and because Jews historically are people who play a very disproportionately energetic part in the public life of a country.

02:25:45 That's right. We're just very energetically involved in the public life of a country. That makes sense, right?

02:25:51 Of Jewish culture.

02:25:53 Weasel words. Slime, slime attitude.

02:25:58 Now, where these MAGA people go terribly wrong, to put it mildly,

02:26:04 is that they only see the Jews as being responsible for this.

02:26:08 So the fact that this movement...

02:26:11 Well, there are others, yes.

02:26:13 And, of course, that's MAGA.

02:26:15 What MAGA people at this age?

02:26:17 You're talking about Tucker Carlson now, then, whatever.

02:26:19 He was kicked out of MAGA.

02:26:20 There's literally no MAGA person who has that view, but okay, fine.

02:26:24 Not that I know of, anyway.

02:26:28 anyway let me let me see the jews as being okay yeah that was the point

02:26:34 yes we know it's it's it's it's other liberal causes that join in together uh there's there's

02:26:43 catholic churches there's protestant churches there's lutherans there's all these other groups

02:26:48 right there's even muslim branches of like all these international migration organization it's

02:26:54 the UNs or whatever. But the reality is, it's a disproportionate level if you adjust for how

02:27:01 small of a population they are. And saying that they're just energetically involved in the public

02:27:06 life of a nation more so. Well, if you were worried about anti-Semitism and if you were worried about

02:27:10 the troubles directed towards you and blame for these things, wouldn't the smartest strategy was

02:27:15 simply to get out and stop getting so involved in another country's business? Especially Melanie

02:27:22 Phillips, who understands this very clearly because she's made comments about her Jewish

02:27:27 identity be the primary one, and that that's what she's fighting for, as so many of the

02:27:33 other ones have as well.

02:27:34 She's writing that fine line of kind of leaning conservative, then it's like hardcore liberal

02:27:40 on the anti-white stuff, and then it's like, you know, it's just a shapeshifter, basically.

02:27:45 They'll say whatever they need to say to convince you.

02:27:47 They'll do whatever they need to do to make sure that you think that there's no justifiable, not just critique, but blame to be had for the development of our nations.

02:28:01 And the degradation of our nations, too, by the way.

02:28:06 It's like, well, we were helping with civil rights and opening your borders and all these liberals.

02:28:10 What do you mean?

02:28:10 You don't like it?

02:28:12 We were behind the civil rights movement.

02:28:13 We're behind the gay movement, the feminism, and the, you know, and they openly brag about that and say it's a good thing. 0.97

02:28:19 And then you say, well, I disagree with those things.

02:28:21 I think that's what's led to the ruin of our countries.

02:28:24 Well, how dare you?

02:28:26 How dare you?

02:28:28 Is the reply or the retort to that.

02:28:31 Well, fuck you.

02:28:32 Stop meddling in our business then.

02:28:33 If you have any concern about being, you know, negatively impacted by critique and criticism and us not liking what you're doing,

02:28:43 Maybe you shouldn't be doing it then.

02:28:45 This is not hard.

02:28:47 Spartan Sardikar says, according to Trump, to Trump cult,

02:28:50 I am a Muslim who lives in my mother's basement.

02:28:54 Sparta is Islamic and Jews did nothing. 1.00

02:28:56 Transgenders should be legal because of state rights. 0.69

02:29:01 Yeah, you can, what was the latest one with the MAGA thing, by the way, Spartan?

02:29:03 It was the, it was, it was changed from we shouldn't have transgender surgeries

02:29:12 to we should let the parents decide or something it was something ridiculous like that oh you mean

02:29:16 the the same parents that take their kids and wheel them in front of themselves as a social

02:29:22 media booster for their own virtue signaling with like say look at my transitionings you know boy

02:29:30 or daughter whatever so just because the mentally insane parents want to chop off the genitals of 1.00

02:29:35 your kid that's now for anyway it's just yeah we got nothing for this so the fact that this

02:29:43 movement of thinking this this ideology that i've just been describing against the west and

02:29:49 its culture the fact that that has actually come out of the universities and the liberal

02:29:54 intelligentsia uh over decades um and has been enforced through the universities through the

02:30:01 media, through, in America, Democratic Party politics, which is mainly white, mainly not

02:30:13 Jewish, mainly, well, not white, white and black, but mainly not Jewish at all, mainly 0.70

02:30:20 non-Jewish, that seems to have escaped them completely.

02:30:23 They fixated on the Jews. 0.99

02:30:25 They fixated in this way for two reasons.

02:30:28 First, because they think the Jews are so, because the Jews are so prominent.

02:30:32 That's all they can see.

02:30:33 But secondly, the thing that makes it absolutely neurologic, and they say it, they say, you

02:30:41 have your country, which is made up of people like you, you have your country to go to.

02:30:48 We don't anymore.

02:30:50 It's been taken away from us by people like you.

02:30:54 And this is a terrible, terrible thing.

02:30:57 it's resentment it's fury it's rage it's pain and it is it correct fixated upon jews now 1.00

02:31:06 historically i mean it's into a pattern when a society is in trouble when it's going down the

02:31:12 pan when it's turning on itself when it no longer knows what it is the jews in that society get it 0.68

02:31:19 in the neck from all sides and that's what's happening oh yeah yeah putting the uh the horse

02:31:27 before the cart there lady no the decline happens because of the leading role that you play in

02:31:36 helping to undermine the nation and of course the academics most of them the cultural debaters the

02:31:42 over-representation in the media to drive these lines about why we need to open the borders there

02:31:46 there's case studies in many countries.

02:31:51 I mean, one I remember vividly, of course,

02:31:53 because it was part of when I was waking up to these topics

02:31:57 was after in the wake of like the Barbara Spector clip, right?

02:32:00 Looking into that, like what the hell is this about?

02:32:03 It was like 2011 or something, 2010 maybe I came across.

02:32:07 Anyway, it was learning about David Schwartz, one of the main debate.

02:32:12 he wrote for a lot of local papers in Sweden like in the 60s

02:32:18 but it was like the primary drivers of running the discourse in the media at the time

02:32:24 of why Sweden needed to be a quote-unquote multicultural nation

02:32:31 was I think like 9 out of 10 of those people driving those lines were Jews in Sweden.

02:32:42 Let's see if we can find the article here.

02:32:45 Prove it to you.

02:32:48 But that's just one example, and there's other case studies there as well.

02:32:51 So it's your behavior, your involvement, your meddling,

02:32:56 your putting your agenda into it,

02:33:00 putting your nose into the business of a country

02:33:03 that did not ask you to be in its business.

02:33:06 that is the reason for the complaint and the outcry.

02:33:14 It's not just for nothing.

02:33:17 But, of course, I think they know.

02:33:19 I mean, she definitely knows.

02:33:21 She definitely knows.

02:33:22 Yeah, here's the classic.

02:33:24 Here's the headline here.

02:33:24 Let me show you.

02:33:25 I'll read this to you too.

02:33:27 Here's an example.

02:33:28 So it's not just about who you actually see in front of you.

02:33:30 It's about who changes the moral makeup of a country,

02:33:33 who's changing the debates, right, in the media.

02:33:38 And then, of course, that trickles to the politicians

02:33:40 and public opinion pieces and all this stuff, right?

02:33:43 How and why Sweden became multicultural.

02:33:49 David Schwartz, a Polish-born Jew and a Holocaust survivor

02:33:52 who immigrated to Sweden in the early 50s,

02:33:54 wrote the article, The Immigration Problem in Sweden.

02:33:57 It's the same with, what's his name again, Ernst Kuntz,

02:34:01 or what is his name again, the Norwegian one,

02:34:03 the clip we've played many times.

02:34:05 Vril Vision sent $10.

02:34:07 They truly are the gaslight hunt of the nation's

02:34:09 a.k.a. Goim.

02:34:10 That is correct. Thank you, Vril Vision.

02:34:12 Yeah, we had one from,

02:34:14 I just missed that one, okay,

02:34:15 so we can take that real quick here, too.

02:34:18 Where'd you go? Spartan Sardau card.

02:34:20 For two said, my Arabic is very good.

02:34:22 Akuna Matata, Azama, Alukia,

02:34:23 uki uki, salami, salami. Thank you, appreciate that.

02:34:25 Okay, so back to the point here.

02:34:28 The immigration problem in Sweden,

02:34:30 That's the piece he wrote in Sweden's largest and most important morning newspaper at the time,

02:34:35 the Jewish-owned Dagens Nyheter.

02:34:37 I wonder if, I don't think, was it owned back then by the...

02:34:40 This is the other interesting question, right, of how we get...

02:34:42 Well, he's just so talented.

02:34:43 We have to have other voices hearing here.

02:34:45 They elbow their way into a very tolerant and open, unfortunately, society like Sweden in the 1950s.

02:34:53 Well, he seems to be very convinced of his opinions.

02:34:57 is we probably should listen to it.

02:34:59 It's the kind of a,

02:35:00 it's a strength and the greatest weakness

02:35:03 at the same time,

02:35:04 you know, kind of thing of like having a very,

02:35:08 you listen to others,

02:35:09 you're respectful and stuff,

02:35:10 and here's someone who comes in

02:35:11 who's very bolstering their opinions

02:35:13 and very high regard of themselves.

02:35:15 And we almost like,

02:35:15 maybe they seem to know what they're doing.

02:35:17 They seem very convinced about what they,

02:35:20 let's have a go, let's have a listen.

02:35:22 Maybe they can offer us something, right?

02:35:25 So he elbows his way into that position.

02:35:27 and somehow David Schwartz forhanded it if it was actually Jewish-owned by that time even.

02:35:31 I don't know at this point, but we'll do some research on it.

02:35:34 It's an interesting history to learn.

02:35:36 But regardless, his debate articles ended up in Dagens Neuhiter, the Daily News, at the time.

02:35:41 It started by a rancorous debate that mostly took place in Dagens Neuhiter, the Daily News,

02:35:47 but which subsequently continued even in other newspapers, on editorial pages, and in history books.

02:35:52 This is from a book published by Hansen back in 2001, right?

02:35:58 The leading debaters were the first to claim minority rights and conditions,

02:36:03 where especially David Schwartz, Inga Gottfarb, Amidio Kotti,

02:36:07 I think that's an Italian name, but it could be Jewish,

02:36:09 Voldemort Kvidikava, Geza Things, very Swedish names here,

02:36:13 Lukasz Wieneraki, all of which had immigrant background,

02:36:17 and of course, the majority of them were Jews.

02:36:20 So that's just one example of how the discourse in a country has changed over time, and the pressuring, and the human rights, and the lobbying, and the efforts to put politicians in this place.

02:36:33 And of course, some of them, unfortunately, kind of agreed with this, and the Social Democrats at the time in the 50s, controlling all those positions.

02:36:41 The Social Democrat had his iron grip on Sweden after the 40s for many, many decades, and like a ruling length to an extent that hardly any other political parties had had in the country.

02:36:53 And they were, of course, international socialists at the time, culminating with like Olof Palme, who later was assassinated, probably because some of these reasons that we talked about.

02:37:02 But anyway, this Cold War, Soviet Union kind of related stuff, you know, but anyway, different stories, an interesting period.

02:37:11 But the Social Democrats were very open, like at the time, we got to let in Chilean refugees, these leftists under, was it Pinochet?

02:37:22 Who was the dictator? Was that who it was?

02:37:25 This should be, yeah, Chile, exactly. It was under Pinochet, right?

02:37:32 well that's from 73 it was a little yeah well that's no that still checks out actually that

02:37:39 does check out it wasn't much immigration in the 60s it wasn't it was in the 70s that's right

02:37:44 he was a leader of the military there 73 to 81 and during that period sweden accepted a lot of

02:37:51 left-wing chileans right that was one of the early waves of migration we got into sweden

02:37:56 um and then from there of course it's just it's just downhill 80s 90s just speed run

02:38:02 right in the 2000s 2010s especially and then you have the migrant crisis and look at it now

02:38:07 it's uh you know 30 35 and depends on how you count it and depends on how you count second

02:38:13 generation and mixed people and all that stuff anywhere from you know 27 to as high as 37 percent

02:38:20 non-swedish non-european in sweden anyway so this is absolutely noxious it is not

02:38:32 just noxious for Jews, because it clearly is inciting hatred of Jews on the right. We're

02:38:39 seeing the most eye-watering, old-fashioned anti-Semitic tropes coming out of the mouths

02:38:45 of these people in America, which are completely horrendous. So to that extent, it's kind of

02:38:51 helping normalise the worst, the most extreme kinds of Jew hatred in America. But it's going 0.98

02:38:59 to destroy uh the conservative movement because if the conservative movement doesn't stand for

02:39:07 morality justice and truth and decency and support for the jews as embodying all those things

02:39:15 against the people who are trying to destroy all those things in the west more generally

02:39:21 then the conservative movement is not worth voting for anymore well i mean for that reason

02:39:28 she's right but of course she thinks that that you know that's also because a fallback to leftism

02:39:33 and you know kind of open anti-whiteism is but i mean not that like in the uk of course she's

02:39:37 talking about america there but like the tory sort of thing i'm standing up for that the

02:39:40 conservatives moderate party in sweden or any ridiculous shit like this but it was the gop 0.65

02:39:44 right um you know like someone was pushing back on me as a i was kind of in a roundabout way of

02:39:49 saying like the gop is the white man's party and what i'm saying is it's not and i think i made

02:39:54 that clear in the clip too talking about the brown wave but it's like but i'm saying it's a

02:39:59 de facto what the white man believes that they all all that's all they have left to go to right

02:40:05 kind of thing to like if they do have any genuine interest that like i don't kind of like the brown 0.96

02:40:09 efficacious like well then you vote gup you know kind of like that's what i meant but that doesn't

02:40:13 mean they're actually that it doesn't mean that they actually represent you obviously

02:40:16 they screw you over as anything else because the allegiance is not with the people the allegiance

02:40:20 is with a foreign country, with a foreign people,

02:40:22 with an alien mindset, with a totally alien mentality altogether.

02:40:31 And it's not done to serve us.

02:40:33 And we keep playing ping pong ball between these political systems

02:40:36 and thinking somehow, you know, it's as a retarded point 0.93

02:40:43 as you can get with like a Nick Fuentes

02:40:47 who somehow thinks that, like, voting for Democrats

02:40:51 is somehow going to make this better or something like that, right?

02:40:55 There's, like, there's some Spurg out, you know, 1.00

02:40:57 there's some new edgelord hot take that's going to cause, you know,

02:41:04 clicks and shit.

02:41:06 Totally retarded of, like, somehow thinking that that's what you need to do now. 1.00

02:41:11 You have the same Zionist support within that faction, too.

02:41:14 They have all those sides controlled.

02:41:15 And in fact, even if you give them the power now, you're right back to wide open borders.

02:41:21 I mean, I think the closure of the borders is just kind of like a bribe, right?

02:41:25 It was like, okay, give them some white identity, and then we'll just do the Iran war. 0.88

02:41:30 We'll do all this shit in the wake of that.

02:41:33 Get as much support initially from nationalists and patriots that you can, MAGA people.

02:41:38 And then you just go pedal to the metal with the most ridiculous stuff on behalf of Israel and Jews, essentially. 1.00

02:41:44 And then out of that, you might have it work longer, right, kind of thing,

02:41:51 as a delayed mechanism of, like, the critique will come,

02:41:54 but it will be a little bit delayed.

02:41:55 Because didn't they look at how many great things they did before that, right?

02:41:59 So all the border stuff is just a ruse, essentially,

02:42:02 because that could be undone and will be undone.

02:42:04 I'm grateful the fact that it's fallen to zero

02:42:06 and that these are discussions in other countries now,

02:42:09 which it certainly led to.

02:42:10 But if it could just be undone in the next four years, what was the point?

02:42:14 What was it all for?

02:42:15 If there's no laws passed that codifies the ethnic makeup of the country into law, for example,

02:42:21 like countries like Mexico has.

02:42:23 There's many other countries around the world that have that,

02:42:25 but white countries for some reason can't have that

02:42:27 or refuses to put those things and codify them into law.

02:42:30 That's, of course, what's necessary and say the country is it's ethnically this, right? 0.95

02:42:35 It's made up of Europeans in terms of America.

02:42:39 And European nations, our country is French and it needs to be, to put it in law, 90% French.

02:42:46 And if it's not, we're going to start deporting people.

02:42:48 You can just do those things.

02:42:50 I mean, it's easier said than done, obviously, because of the corruption of the political system.

02:42:53 But I'm saying, if there were guts and leadership, if there was willpower, if there was a desire to do something,

02:43:00 And if there was people that took responsibility to actually look out for the people, you can do those things.

02:43:08 You can just do things.

02:43:12 Now, the chances are it's extremely slim.

02:43:15 And it should have been done, if anything, like in the 80s or 90s in some of these countries, maybe earlier from the foundation, right?

02:43:21 But what I'm saying, it's not an impossible.

02:43:24 You can do those things.

02:43:25 You can just say that this is what it is.

02:43:30 and then you enforce that as a law, right?

02:43:33 All right.

02:43:35 Anyway.

02:43:37 I'm rambling, ladies and gentlemen.

02:43:40 Okay.

02:43:42 I think we should wrap up right there.

02:43:43 Actually, we have this one.

02:43:44 Speaking of aliens, this is kind of, this is funny.

02:43:47 This is hilarious.

02:43:49 Let's end on this one here.

02:43:51 Speaking of aliens, because I didn't mention that,

02:43:53 an alien mindset.

02:43:56 The U.S. government registered aliens.gov domain.

02:44:01 Sorry, it's not going to work.

02:44:03 That's way too late, and no one gives a shit.

02:44:07 No one gives a shit about these stupid distractions.

02:44:10 Okay?

02:44:11 But they're doing it anyway.

02:44:12 They're still doing like that.

02:44:14 What can we do?

02:44:18 The momentum behind Trump's drive to expose hidden UAP files continues to build.

02:44:23 Yeah, that's a distraction from not only the Epstein files,

02:44:27 but the Israel stuff and the Iran war.

02:44:31 I think this is too late.

02:44:35 Now underscores by fresh reminders

02:44:36 that why such secrets have been buried for decades,

02:44:39 blah, blah, blah.

02:44:40 Is Paul Joseph Watson taking this seriously here?

02:44:44 Or is Steve Watson writing this?

02:44:46 This follows Trump's directive to release

02:44:47 all related government files

02:44:49 related to alien and extraterrestrial life.

02:44:52 Sorry, too late.

02:44:54 Trump's UFO release could include videos,

02:44:56 photos of non-human crap proven we are not alone oh my gosh a little too late a little too weak 0.79

02:45:03 there but okay fine and watson is pushed alien orb demons yeah who knows exactly all right

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Saving The World With A Global Energy Crisis

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