SNEAKO - August 17, 2023


SNEAKO Reacts To The Alex Jones Documentary

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Bilderberg meeting harassment Bilderberg meetings
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Club Bilderberg Nathaniel Rothschild David Rockefeller Hail Mary Alex Jones Hitler Supporters Woodrow Wilson George W. Bush Muhammad John Henry Weston Michael Kaufman George Soros Ryan Dawson Shakespeare Reconquista Preston Pope Archduke Franz Ferdinand Juergen Erich Schrimp John D. Rockefeller and 36 more
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Bilderberg has been around for a long time and has been involved in a variety of conspiracies, but what are they really up to? Who are the members of the Bilderberg Group and what is their ultimate goal?

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00:00:00 I appeared before the Congressional Committee to tell what I knew of activities which might
00:00:13 lead to an attempt to set up a fascist dictatorship.
00:00:16 The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
00:00:22 The very word secrecy is repugnant in a free and open society.
00:00:28 And we are as a people, inherently and historically, opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths,
00:00:36 and to secret proceedings.
00:00:38 President Bush signed a formal agreement that will end the United States as we know it.
00:00:43 And he took the step without approval from either the U.S. Congress or the people of the
00:00:47 United States.
00:00:48 The secret organizations of the world power elite are no longer secret.
00:00:53 It's known as the Bilderberg Group.
00:00:56 Could their objective be world domination?
00:01:01 I'm Jim Tucker.
00:01:02 I've chased Bilderberg for 30 years.
00:01:06 I'll never give up the chase.
00:01:10 Bilderberg, playing for the whole world, is nothing less than world government.
00:01:15 I'm not comfortable with that at all.
00:01:18 Who elected these guys to run the planet?
00:01:20 I've heard Alex Jones talking about Bilderberg so much.
00:01:22 They are the elitist.
00:01:23 They feel they should run the world by their own selfish interests.
00:01:29 Now we can see a new world coming into view.
00:01:33 A world in which there is the very real prospect of a new world order.
00:01:38 Bilderberg is making great progress toward a world government.
00:01:41 And only an educated, informed public can stop them in their tracks.
00:01:45 David Rockefeller admits in his own memoirs that he wants to destroy the United States.
00:01:51 What'd you like?
00:01:52 Excuse me, Ryan Dawson vibes.
00:01:53 Very, very, very.
00:01:54 This is perfect.
00:01:55 I'm glad we picked this.
00:01:56 Who picked this in the chat?
00:01:57 Good choice. 1.00
00:01:58 He's a traitor! 0.99
00:01:59 It's good to be back at the Council on Foreign Relations. 0.98
00:02:02 As Pete mentioned, I've been a member for a long time and was actually a director for
00:02:07 some period of time.
00:02:09 I never mentioned that when I was campaigning for re-election back home in Wyoming.
00:02:13 Let us never tolerate outrageous conspiracy theories.
00:02:17 I need you to move off the property.
00:02:27 I'm sure they're fired.
00:02:32 His Bilderberg is right there.
00:02:38 The Trans-Texas corridor is a vital part, because we stop here in Texas.
00:02:41 We stop the new world order riot here in Texas.
00:02:46 This thing started here. 1.00
00:02:48 And to save this country, we killed this damn thing here. 1.00
00:02:52 here. Yo! Wait, everybody's like, this is what you wanted. This is what you wanted. 1.00
00:03:16 There is a chance for the president of the United States to carry out a phrase his father
00:03:22 used, and that is a New World Order. Your New World Order will fall. Humanity will defeat
00:03:31 you. The answer to 1984 is 1776.
00:03:52 In the near future, Earth is dominated by a powerful world government. Once free nations
00:04:04 are slaves to the will of a tiny elite. The dawn of a new dark age is upon mankind. Countries 0.51
00:04:12 are a thing of the past. Every form of independence is under attack, with the family and even the
00:04:19 individual itself nearing extinction. Close to 80% of the Earth's population has been eliminated.
00:04:28 The remnants of a once free humanity are forced to live within highly controlled, compact prison-like
00:04:35 cities. Travel is highly restricted. Superhighways connect the megacities and keep the population
00:04:43 from entering into unauthorized zones. No human activity is private. AI supercomputers chronicle
00:04:51 and categorize every action. Everybody, remember this is 2004. Let's see like how much of this
00:04:57 stuff has become accurate since then. A prison planet dominated by a ruthless gang of control
00:05:02 freaks whose power can never be challenged. This is the vision of the global elite, their goal.
00:05:09 A program of total dehumanization, where the science of tyranny is law. A worldwide control
00:05:17 grid, designed to ensure the Overlord's monopoly of power forever. Our species will be condemned to
00:05:24 this nightmare future unless the masses are awakened to the New World Order master plan and mobilized to
00:05:30 defeat it. Erected by a secretive group, the Georgia Guidestones are a testament to the elite's plan
00:05:40 for a world religion, global laws, with a global court and army to enforce it. And set in stone, it is
00:05:49 by who? I think there's a huge conspiracy about it. Never heard that. It's written that the population never
00:05:58 rise above 500 million.
00:05:59 In this film, you will learn how our world is truly governed. You will see how highly secretive
00:06:12 roundtable groups interlock to form a global intelligence network. This group has been steering
00:06:18 planetary affairs for hundreds of years. Now in the final stage, they prepare for open world government.
00:06:25 A goal tyrants throughout history have lusted after. Dr. Michael Kaufman is a published ecologist
00:06:34 specializing in ecosystem research, forest ecology, and ecosystem classification. Dr. Kaufman played a key
00:06:43 role in blocking the ratification of the Convention on Biological Diversity in the U.S. Senate.
00:06:49 The concept of a new world order has been around for centuries. It's been receiving tremendous play
00:06:55 over the last half of the 20th century. George Bush, the first senior president, George Bush,
00:07:00 used it a lot in his speeches and really implies that he really wants to see an order in which we have
00:07:08 a universal or a global type of governance in which every human being on planet Earth is ultimately
00:07:15 responsible to policies that are being formulated at the international level. It is a big idea,
00:07:21 a new world order.
00:07:28 President Bush said that the new world order was in tune, and that's what they were working for.
00:07:34 The UN is part of that government. They're working right now very significantly for a North American
00:07:39 union. That's why there's a lot of people in Washington that don't care too much about our borders.
00:07:43 They have a philosophic belief that national sovereignty is not important. It's also the
00:07:47 reason I have made very strong suggestion that we need not be in the United Nations for our national
00:07:52 security. It's really always the same. You go back throughout all of history, the Roman Empire,
00:07:57 the Soviet Union, Hitler during the Nazism was always saying that it's going to create the utopia for
00:08:03 the average person, when in fact history always shows that it does exactly the opposite.
00:08:09 it. Conquest and empire is as old as civilization.
00:08:16 Babylon, Egypt and Greece.
00:08:21 They all built empires in an attempt to rule the world. The Roman system at its peak dominated the 0.94
00:08:28 known world. Complex governmental systems were developed to control diverse populations.
00:08:34 During the period between the 15th and 19th century, new empires emerged and again waged war for supremacy.
00:08:46 The nobility as well as the thriving merchant class were financed by a handful of private banks.
00:08:52 Many of the great money houses would hedge their bets and finance both sides of a war.
00:09:00 Sophisticated intelligence gathering networks gave the financiers a clear edge over the
00:09:06 governments they were slowly gaining control of.
00:09:08 On the 18th of June 1815, agents of the British arm of the Rothschild family looked on as Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte fought desperately to save his army from the jaws of a British Prussian pincer attack.
00:09:24 A Rothschild agent was able to get the news of Napoleon's defeat at the hands of Lord Wellington to Nathan Rothschild, a full 20 hours before the news reached London.
00:09:39 Nathan, the head of the British arm of the Rothschild family, put out the rumor to the London Stock Exchange that Napoleon had won the war.
00:09:48 Nathan, the head of the war.
00:09:50 Stocks plunged by 98% and Rothschild was then able to buy up the entire British economy for pennies on the pound.
00:10:03 When the news of Napoleon's defeat finally arrived, stocks soared.
00:10:10 Britain was now the undisputed ruler of Europe and Rothschild ruled England.
00:10:15 The already dominant British empire grew even more aggressive.
00:10:24 Her troops and bureaucracy spread across the globe. 0.82
00:10:29 The sun never set on Britannia's holdings.
00:10:32 The banking cartel funded, in fact, since about 1800, they have funded both sides of almost every war.
00:10:40 And, of course, they're getting the interest off of the loans that they've given the various governments and the wars that they have actually helped stimulate and create.
00:10:48 By 1900, Germany was a rising force and a leader of the Industrial Revolution.
00:10:56 Yo, do you see President keep saying W every time they put on the fire?
00:10:59 World War I, for instance, there was absolutely no reason to have World War I, except that it was an ideal opportunity for the banking cartel to make a pile of money by funding both sides of that particular world.
00:11:13 It's so funny that they didn't ever tell you about this about World War I in school.
00:11:15 The lie that I heard, I don't know if you did, when I was in school, they told us that World War I was about, it was like, whoa, some random guy shot an 18-year-old Austrian and then every single, it was like a domino effect.
00:11:26 Everyone went to war with everyone else just for no reason at all.
00:11:29 It was like a bubbling anger. 0.99
00:11:31 I'm like, you just nod your head and agree, and then when people actually tell you, and you actually think about how stupid that is, that there'd be a global war over some random fucking fruity guy, prince, whatever, getting shot. 0.98
00:11:45 No, it's always about the banks. 0.99
00:11:48 It's always about money.
00:11:49 The war.
00:11:49 On June 28th, 1914, the heir to the Austrian-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated while traveling in a motorcade.
00:12:09 The Black Hand, a Serbian secret society with connections to French and British intelligence, took credit.
00:12:15 World War I had begun.
00:12:20 Armaments companies, financed by Rothschild-controlled banks in Germany, France, England, and Austria, bankrolled all the factions.
00:12:50 At least 20 million were killed in the war.
00:12:58 It was a conflict so terrible, the people vowed to never fight again.
00:13:04 They dubbed it the War to End All Wars.
00:13:08 Yeah, well, 30 years later.
00:13:10 The question is, why did they want war?
00:13:12 Well, first of all, it's money and power.
00:13:14 But secondly, they wanted to create the League of Nations.
00:13:17 They had this in their plans all along, and as a consequence, once the war was over or about to be over,
00:13:23 they began to formulate this idea of a League of Nations so this would never, ever happen again.
00:13:28 Hundreds of years of practice made the British experts at hiding their empire behind puppet governments and councils.
00:13:35 In the name of stopping all future conflicts, they proposed that countries would join a League of Nations.
00:13:45 Their true intention was for the League to serve as a framework for world government.
00:13:49 President Woodrow Wilson, who had spearheaded the establishment of the private Federal Reserve System in the United States in 1913,
00:14:00 strongly supported the establishment of the League of Nations.
00:14:04 Woodrow Wilson was a very naive president.
00:14:07 He was basically a college professor that was grafted in. 0.94
00:14:10 Woodrow Wilson is the worst president of all time, worst invited.
00:14:12 I think he actually admitted, too, once he, I think he's the one who initiated the, he signed off the paperwork to get the Federal Reserve pretty much.
00:14:20 He handed over control of the American government to the Federal Reserve knowing, and I think one of his last quotes is like,
00:14:26 I have ruined what made America great.
00:14:29 Like, knowing what he did.
00:14:30 I don't know how they were able to get him compromised like that, but Woodrow Wilson is probably,
00:14:33 Ryan Dawson would probably agree.
00:14:35 This guy is the worst of all time.
00:14:36 I'm going to actually get Texman out into this whole system.
00:14:39 See what they say about it.
00:14:40 The League convened in Paris in 1919, but many nations recognized it as a threat to their sovereignty and refused to join.
00:14:49 Frustrated by the U.S. Congress blocking the League of Nations,
00:14:53 British intelligence, with the help of the Rockefeller family, set up the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City in 1921.
00:15:00 The Council recruited the best and brightest of American life to support the growth of the Anglo-American Empire.
00:15:09 The CFR's stated mission is to abolish all nation states in favor of an all-powerful world government administered by a tiny elite.
00:15:20 By 1930, the promoters of world government had split into two interlocking camps.
00:15:25 The Fabian Socialists centered in London, and the Fascists, based in Italy and Germany.
00:15:34 National Socialism will use its own revolution for establishing a new world order. 0.51
00:15:40 Adolf Hitler 0.89
00:15:40 Supporters of the Fascists in the United States and England believed that the military should be used to quickly transform the world into a new world order.
00:15:52 While the more sophisticated practitioners of globalism stated that incrementalism was the sure path to world domination.
00:16:01 Congressional Medal of Honor winner Major General Smedley Butler went public in 1934,
00:16:07 exposing an attempt by the robber barons to launch a military overthrow of the United States.
00:16:12 The war hero testified to the McCormick-Dickstein Committee in Congress that some of the most powerful men in America
00:16:19 had tried to recruit him to lead a military coup so they could set up National Socialism in the United States.
00:16:26 I appeared before the Congressional Committee, the highest representation of the American people,
00:16:40 under subpoena to tell what I knew of activities, which I believe might lead to an attempt to set up a fascist dictatorship.
00:16:48 I was supposed to lead an organization of 500,000 men, which would be able to take over the functions of government.
00:16:55 The fascists had also made deep inroads in England.
00:17:00 Edward VIII, King of England, was forced to abdicate the throne because of his public support for Hitler.
00:17:06 Why did Preston sit up straighter when I played that?
00:17:20 Preston was kind of looking away at him.
00:17:24 No, no, it's a good movie. It's a good movie. Keep playing.
00:17:26 Come on.
00:17:26 Though the German-led fascist camp was strong, the Thabian Socialist bloc was able to maintain control of the U.S., Russia, and England.
00:17:48 In the build-up to World War II, and during the conflict, the bankers again financed both sides, just as they had done with Nepal.
00:18:03 The bankers?
00:18:04 Halfway!
00:18:06 Joe, why are you all putting W for that speech? Relax.
00:18:08 With the rise and fall of the Third Reich, Europe lay in ruins.
00:18:22 Relax, Sam.
00:18:39 Once again, the elite claimed that only global governance could save humanity from certain destruction.
00:18:48 And this time, the elite would succeed in setting up their world body.
00:18:59 In April of 1945, at the Presidio Naval Base in San Francisco, the United Nations was founded by the victors of World War II.
00:19:10 The United Nations complex was then built in New York City on land donated by John D. Rockefeller.
00:19:16 Bruh, another one of the...
00:19:18 House, wait! 0.99
00:19:19 But do you also know that this is not even the United Nations building in New York City is not even part of America?
00:19:24 It's technically, it's technically like a non-state.
00:19:27 Like, when you leave there, you need to show your passport, and technically you're leaving America by entering this building.
00:19:32 No way.
00:19:33 Shortly after the elite established the United Nations as their base in the United States,
00:19:38 the newly formed World Council quickly began work on the next phase in their plan,
00:19:42 the incremental formation of continental super states.
00:19:46 The first step in their trilateral plan was the creation of the European Union.
00:19:54 Unifying Europe had been tried many times and was extremely unpopular.
00:19:58 Where Napoleon and Hitler had failed to accomplish their goals using force, 0.93
00:20:03 the globalists would succeed using stealth.
00:20:06 The British spearheaded the formation of the Council of Europe on May 5th, 1949.
00:20:13 The Treaty of London claimed to only establish trade ties between European nations,
00:20:18 like NAFTA or GATT in North America.
00:20:22 Its true intention was the formation of a European super state.
00:20:26 In 1954, the elite of the planet met in secret at the Bilderberg Hotel in Oosterbeck, Holland.
00:20:45 The Bilderberg Group would later admit that their mission was the formation of the EU.
00:20:53 Once the EU was established, under the guise of trade deals,
00:20:58 a North American Union and Asian Union would be formed.
00:21:02 The three interlocking super states formed the core of the global government,
00:21:07 while the United Nations would serve as a world regulatory and enforcement body over the third world subregions.
00:21:15 The Bilderberg Group consists of the heads of all of the managing roundtable groups that steer individual countries.
00:21:24 Picture the elite power structure of the world as a giant pyramid,
00:21:28 with only the elite of the elite at the tip-top of the capstone.
00:21:33 The group has been so secretive that until the mid-1980s,
00:21:37 the controlled corporate media denied its existence.
00:21:39 Into the late-1990s, coverage only consisted of rare one-line mentions.
00:22:01 With the rise of the alternative media, their stranglehold on information has begun to slip.
00:22:07 Did Alice Jones ever say who did 9-11?
00:22:11 Did he ever get to that, or just investigate?
00:22:13 On the outskirts of the national capital today,
00:22:15 black limousines with darkened windows converged on a hotel,
00:22:19 where private security guards imposed ironclad control.
00:22:23 The limos carried royalty, political power brokers, and industrial titans
00:22:28 to a secret meeting that will last all weekend.
00:22:31 It's known as the Bilderberg Group.
00:22:34 Could their objective be world domination?
00:22:37 Every four years, Bilderberg meets in North America.
00:22:43 And in June of 2006, we decided to travel to Ottawa, the capital of Canada.
00:22:49 The site of Bilderberg.
00:22:51 The site of Bilderberg.
00:22:57 In Bilderberg's long history,
00:23:00 many reporters attempting to cover the group have been harassed, detained, and even jailed.
00:23:07 I jokingly reassured my cameramen that the horror stories we'd read about were probably exaggerated.
00:23:13 I was wrong.
00:23:14 We know reporters get detained at airports.
00:23:19 People aren't let in.
00:23:20 We know people get sent to the jailhouse for three or four hours.
00:23:23 It happens every time.
00:23:24 Well, it happened to Alex Jones this time.
00:23:27 They admitted Bilderberg, that they've had pressure put on them by the government,
00:23:31 to heighten security, and that that's why all this happened.
00:23:34 Yes, I was told that by two separate people.
00:23:36 They scoured our records for hours yesterday and hours today,
00:23:41 trying to find something honest.
00:23:43 And of course, there was nothing.
00:23:45 It was just scary.
00:23:46 I mean, again, I've been all over the world, and I've never seen anything like this.
00:23:50 It was like hours of humiliation.
00:23:52 And they said, what are you here for?
00:23:54 And I said, well, I'm here to, you know, cover the media, covering a political event.
00:23:58 I hope to talk to some members of Parliament.
00:23:59 I was answering all the questions.
00:24:01 It was clear I wasn't a threat.
00:24:02 It was clear I didn't have any criminal record.
00:24:03 It was clear I was pressed.
00:24:04 It was clear I was coming to interview people.
00:24:06 They were going to deny me.
00:24:07 They told me earlier that I was probably going to be denied.
00:24:10 And then you guys showed up, and everything changed.
00:24:13 So what's your plan now?
00:24:15 My plan is to go out and try to interview Jim Tucker,
00:24:20 try to go down to the Bilderberg group and maybe catch some of them still arriving,
00:24:24 and try to still make a documentary.
00:24:29 So instead of being here at 8 a.m. in the morning
00:24:37 when the Bilderberg group attendees, the 100 elite on the planet, start showing up,
00:24:41 we're going to be getting here about 3.30 or so,
00:24:44 and we'll see if we can catch any of the elites coming in.
00:24:59 Who are these dudes?
00:25:13 What do you think's on the agenda for this edition of the Bilderberg Society of New England?
00:25:17 They're debating the attack on Iran.
00:25:20 They're talking about how to take out Hugo Chavez.
00:25:21 They're talking about how to get their American Union in that destroys Canadian, U.S., and Mexican sovereignty.
00:25:28 So we're talking about the death of Canada is what's happening in there right now.
00:25:31 The death of your sovereignty is happening in there right now.
00:25:34 CNN has even reported that these individuals have put out the policy reports
00:25:39 through the Council on Foreign Relations that writes their scholarly white papers
00:25:42 to end the United States, to end Canada, and to end Mexico.
00:25:49 About 10 have come in.
00:25:53 They've been coming in slowly in typically big black cars
00:25:58 with what appears to be bulletproof glass,
00:26:00 and we've got a few pictures of some of the people.
00:26:04 We're being kept well back from the building by an awful lot of security people.
00:26:09 But, you know, there'll be more security as this thing develops.
00:26:11 Again, just a reminder, stay off the front, okay?
00:26:14 I am, I am. This is the line. We checked with the city.
00:26:17 You are.
00:26:17 Thank you.
00:26:18 How are you doing?
00:26:19 Yes.
00:26:21 Okay.
00:26:26 The ex-president of Ireland?
00:26:28 Maybe? Okay.
00:26:29 Danny will know.
00:26:30 I came here from upstate New York.
00:26:33 I booked a room way in advance.
00:26:35 When I checked in at 10 o'clock at night,
00:26:37 they told me I had to be out at 8.30 in the morning.
00:26:39 And so, of course, I complied to what they wanted.
00:26:42 I wasn't happy about it because I had been tired.
00:26:44 I drove quite a long way.
00:26:46 Then I went down to have something to eat,
00:26:49 and I just saw a bunch of security here,
00:26:51 and I was wondering what was going on,
00:26:53 and I asked questions.
00:26:55 And they said they were having a wedding
00:26:57 or they were having some sort of reception.
00:26:59 So I decided to ask a couple more questions
00:27:03 because I thought it was kind of weird.
00:27:05 And then I saw them from my hotel window.
00:27:08 They were in the back with flashlights looking at the trees,
00:27:11 looking up through the trees,
00:27:13 and they were also in front of the hotel,
00:27:16 combing.
00:27:16 It looked like combing the hotel.
00:27:18 So I kind of got, was wondering what was going on,
00:27:20 and I left.
00:27:22 I got up this morning.
00:27:24 I checked out.
00:27:26 And then the fellow that I spoke with,
00:27:28 the last fellow I spoke with,
00:27:29 said, well, you'll know all about it in the newspaper.
00:27:33 Well, I didn't have to wait
00:27:34 because there was a group of people out here
00:27:36 telling me everything that was going on.
00:27:41 They're not fooling anybody any longer
00:27:43 when you've got this many cops, you know,
00:27:46 and detaining Alex Jones at the border.
00:27:53 Get them on both sides. 0.99
00:27:55 Yeah, you crook. 0.98
00:27:56 Yeah, you're going to go to jail like Ken Lay. 0.99
00:28:02 Oh, yeah, there's one right there.
00:28:05 Hi.
00:28:05 Hey, we're not your property.
00:28:07 We're not your slaves.
00:28:08 We're going to defeat the New World Order. 0.73
00:28:11 The New World Order is going to be defeated.
00:28:13 You realize that?
00:28:14 I'm glad you did.
00:28:14 Jack, this is what you expect me to do,
00:28:16 like, when you're like,
00:28:17 see, go to his Aiden Ross content now.
00:28:19 You want me to go film random guys
00:28:21 walking into an office,
00:28:23 and then, hey, I don't like you.
00:28:25 Is this what you guys want to do?
00:28:27 Just all drive in from upstate New York
00:28:29 and then yell at cars that don't care?
00:28:31 Storm the Bilderberg event.
00:28:33 Bro, like, go to Canada
00:28:34 and storm a Bilderberg building?
00:28:35 Really?
00:28:37 Always does throughout history.
00:28:40 Yes, yes, yes.
00:28:41 All right, okay, guys.
00:28:42 That's what you want.
00:29:03 Boss is leaving.
00:29:04 Etienne D'Avignon is the honorary chairman of the Bilderberg Group,
00:29:13 as well as the head of its steering committee.
00:29:20 The committee he heads selects and invites each year's attendees.
00:29:26 In the last decade, the list of attendees has been leaked to reporters by moles on the inside.
00:29:32 I was joking around, and people in the chat are like,
00:29:36 Yeah, that'd be great content! Do that!
00:29:38 Chad, should that be the next meetup?
00:29:40 Instead of doing a meetup, like we just go outside to the Federal Reserve building,
00:29:44 or we just stand outside of banks and then film cars coming in and out?
00:29:48 Yeah!
00:29:50 Yo, sneak go meetup at the Federal Reserve.
00:29:52 Sneak go meetup at the Federal Reserve? You guys coming?
00:29:54 Tell me one of you would.
00:29:55 Veteran newspaper reporter Jim Tucker has been covering the Bilderberg meetings for over 30 years
00:30:00 and has physically attended more than 20.
00:30:04 We traveled back to our hotel to see if Jim Tucker received the 2006 list.
00:30:12 First heard about Bilderberg in 1975, and I said,
00:30:16 I don't believe it. That's not possible.
00:30:18 Who in hell's Bilderberg?
00:30:21 I spent 20 happy years with metropolitan newspapers.
00:30:24 All the wires are clicking at my ear.
00:30:28 That could not happen without me knowing about it.
00:30:31 The thing that first impressed me most was caused in 1957
00:30:35 by the late, great Westbrook Pegler, a widely syndicated columnist.
00:30:39 He wrote two lengthy columns about how approximately 100 leaders of international finance,
00:30:47 heads of state, high public officials,
00:30:50 were meeting behind armed guards and closed doors on Jekyll Island, sealed off.
00:30:56 What are these powerful internationalists doing?
00:31:00 And why is it so secret?
00:31:01 Why do they have armed guards outside?
00:31:02 Why is it sealed off?
00:31:03 The newspapers totally ignore it.
00:31:07 Not a word.
00:31:09 Total blackout in the United States.
00:31:12 Since then, I've never stopped pursuing Bilderberg
00:31:17 or the whole international gangster organization
00:31:20 led by Rockefellers and Rothschilds 1.00
00:31:24 as they manipulate the world for their own selfish interests.
00:31:29 Jim, you've been waiting on the list.
00:31:36 You normally get it on the first day.
00:31:38 You haven't gotten it.
00:31:39 We're told it might come in today.
00:31:40 How important is that list?
00:31:42 It's absolutely essential, although identifying people outside,
00:31:45 as we always do, is important too,
00:31:47 to find out who is not on their own list.
00:31:50 In recent years, someone from Europe
00:31:53 has sent a machine copy with a letterhead and so forth
00:31:57 without identifying himself.
00:31:59 So far, I haven't heard from him.
00:32:13 Well, Bilderberg assumed that name in 1954,
00:32:17 their first meeting as Bilderberg,
00:32:20 at the Bilderberg Hotel.
00:32:22 It's a little bit like Shakespeare's As You Like It.
00:32:24 They say to Shakespeare, what do you want to call this book?
00:32:27 And he says, As You Like It, meaning whatever you want to call it.
00:32:30 And they thought it was dictation,
00:32:31 so one of his plays is called As You Like It,
00:32:34 and the title has nothing to do with the play.
00:32:36 So that's how the Bilderberg came by their name.
00:32:39 Now, they had been meeting for half a century.
00:32:44 The moneyed class had been meeting.
00:32:47 But they decided they have to meet systematically every year,
00:32:50 well planned in advance,
00:32:52 in addition to maybe other smaller meetings throughout the year.
00:32:58 Sure this is the right turn, Jim?
00:32:59 This is the global government.
00:33:12 They are setting the world agenda.
00:33:14 Inside right now,
00:33:15 they're deciding whether or not there will be a war with Iran.
00:33:19 They're deciding whether or not taxes will increase,
00:33:22 whether oil prices will be suppressed or increased.
00:33:26 Because there's much more on the agenda
00:33:30 that we'll be finding out in the fullness of time.
00:33:32 But those are three items that are heavy on their list this year.
00:33:35 Is that Alex Jones' dad?
00:33:38 I think it's just like a random guy.
00:33:40 It's just some...
00:33:41 It looks like his dad.
00:33:42 This is Jim Tucker, ladies and gentlemen. 0.79
00:33:44 27 years covering these crooks.
00:33:47 Mr. Tucker, pleasure to meet you. 0.98
00:33:48 The media said he was crazy and didn't exist.
00:33:50 Now we've forced him.
00:33:51 120 of the world's most powerful men,
00:33:55 heads of state from Europe,
00:33:56 high officials of the United States government,
00:33:58 treasury, White House, state, defense.
00:34:01 They're setting the world agenda.
00:34:02 If anybody saw this documentary,
00:34:03 does it get better than them yelling in a parking lot at cars
00:34:06 and like just a bunch of dudes standing yelling at a building?
00:34:09 Do they get an interview or something?
00:34:11 The reason they want secrecy is because they're doing evil.
00:34:14 Evil is done under the cover of darkness.
00:34:17 Good works are done in the sunshine.
00:34:18 They're just standing in a parking lot like guys drove in 0.97
00:34:23 from fucking upstate New York to come here 0.98
00:34:25 and like what are they accomplishing? 0.99
00:34:27 This is what I'm saying.
00:34:28 Like the people who are like,
00:34:28 Seagull, what are you doing in the stream with Aiden?
00:34:31 Do we go to the gym?
00:34:32 What is the alternative?
00:34:34 This? 0.81
00:34:35 The water's making us gay? 0.56
00:34:36 Yeah, I mean, that's true, but.
00:34:41 Hi, how you doing?
00:34:43 Good.
00:34:44 Can you get off the property, please?
00:34:46 Jim, Jim has some questions for you.
00:34:47 I need you to move off the property, please.
00:34:49 It's a private property.
00:34:50 Sure.
00:34:51 It's a public sidewalk.
00:34:52 Oh, yeah, we are cooperating.
00:34:53 Thank you.
00:34:53 Right onto the sidewalk.
00:34:54 Yeah, there's no implication that we aren't cooperating.
00:34:56 Right onto the sidewalk.
00:34:57 Can you stay there, please?
00:34:58 Sure, yeah, thank you.
00:34:59 Great.
00:35:00 Jim, Jim has some questions for you.
00:35:02 Again, I need you to stay right on the sidewalk.
00:35:04 Yeah.
00:35:04 Thank you very much.
00:35:04 We actually checked with the city.
00:35:05 The property line's actually right here.
00:35:07 Also.
00:35:08 That's good.
00:35:09 Property line's actually right here.
00:35:10 Thank you.
00:35:17 We are on the verge of a global transformation.
00:35:20 All we need is the right major crisis, and the nations will accept the new world order.
00:35:25 David Rockefeller.
00:35:29 We saw David Rockefeller and the current black at the, beyond the hotel, and they have no bodyguards. 0.90
00:35:35 One of my friends shouted, hey, Rockefeller, and he turned back.
00:35:39 That's serious.
00:35:40 Yeah.
00:35:41 Why does David Rockefeller look identical to George Floyd?
00:35:45 Afraid.
00:35:46 My name's Rene.
00:35:47 I'm from Manitoba.
00:35:49 Drove about 26 hours to get here.
00:35:51 Bruh.
00:35:51 Just to show my, uh, support.
00:35:53 That I'm against the Bilderbergers. 0.99
00:35:55 Just to fight for my freedoms, fight for my rights.
00:35:57 Make sure that my children can grow up in a free country.
00:36:00 My name is Daniel Estrella, and I've been doing this for the last 15 years.
00:36:05 I'm from Canada.
00:36:07 I'm very proud of my country, because, as you can see, there are a lot of people covering
00:36:10 the Bilderberg conference.
00:36:11 Imagine being proud of Canada.
00:36:13 Last year, it took me 14 and a half hours to get to Munich.
00:36:18 I was pulled off a plane in Milan.
00:36:20 I was pulled off a plane in Munich.
00:36:21 They interrogated me four hours in both places.
00:36:24 I was able to call a friend, a journalist in Rome, as a result of his presence and others,
00:36:30 calling the foreign ministry department in Italy.
00:36:32 They backed off and they let me go.
00:36:34 They basically told me that they were keeping an eye on me 24 hours of the day.
00:36:38 The little hotel where we were staying at, Jim and I.
00:36:41 Out of the 20 rooms, six were occupied, three by the CIA and three by the German Secret Service.
00:36:47 That's how serious these people are, and that's how afraid they are of actually what we may
00:36:52 be able to reveal and what we actually do reveal publicly about the Bilderberger intents.
00:36:56 Daniel Estelin has covered the Bilderberg meetings in Europe and North America for more than 15 years.
00:37:03 His book, Club Bilderberg, has been translated into more than 20 languages and is a global bestseller.
00:37:10 Estelin has photographed many past Bilderberg meetings.
00:37:15 Rockefeller frontman Henry Kissinger is always a key participant.
00:37:19 Here you see the president of the CFR, Richard N. Haas, followed by vice chairman of Rothschild Europe, Franco Barnaby, who is speaking with Henry Kravitz.
00:37:32 And behind him is Richard Holbrook, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
00:37:37 The head of Daimler Chrysler, Juergen Erich Schrimp, arrives by helicopter.
00:37:46 Here, the owner of the Washington Post, Donald Graham, escorts Indra Nui, the head of PepsiCo.
00:37:53 Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, whose father, Prince Bernhard, founded Bilderberg, is a leading figure in the group.
00:37:59 Of course, globalist kingpin, David Rockefeller, seen here with his bodyguard, James Ford.
00:38:08 Is that not George Soros?
00:38:10 Does David Rockefeller not look, you know George Soros is like the lead donor for the Democratic Party?
00:38:15 Yeah.
00:38:16 Also the Hungarian.
00:38:17 Haas, wait.
00:38:18 This dude, bro, they look identical.
00:38:22 Why the Crusades were awesome, actually, cool.
00:38:24 In 2005, the film Kingdom of Heaven was released to the world.
00:38:29 The film takes place during the major historical conflict between the Christian world and the Islamic world that we today call the Crusades.
00:38:37 Beginning in 1096, Catholic Europeans embarked on quests to retake the Holy Land and spread the faith to new areas of the globe.
00:38:44 You would think that in a historical drama like this, we would get a fair portrayal of both sides, with the nuances of the conflict being shown.
00:38:52 We don't.
00:38:52 The film portrays the Christian crusaders as bloodthirsty barbarians, while their Islamic opponents are shown as intelligent and peaceful.
00:39:00 Babe, that's what I'm talking about, man.
00:39:02 I don't know what the movie is, but I co-sign.
00:39:04 Now it should be said that Ridley Scott, the director of the film, is an atheist, so we can see why he deliberately decided to portray things this way.
00:39:12 But regardless of Scott's motivation, the portrayal of the Crusades in Kingdom of Heaven reflects how they've been understood by a majority of Westerners for decades.
00:39:20 Documentaries like the History Channel's Mankind, The Story of Us, single out the Crusades as a uniquely evil chapter of human history.
00:39:29 I think of all the wars fought over religion.
00:39:34 The Crusades belong in their own category.
00:39:37 It is one of the most shameful undertakings...
00:39:40 Aiden?
00:39:41 How?
00:39:42 Ever embarked upon by our species.
00:39:44 In all of these cases, the same narrative is presented. 0.97
00:39:49 One day, crazy Christians decided to attack the peaceful and enlightened Islamic world just because they could. 1.00
00:39:55 The events are held as a staple of why we need... 0.99
00:39:58 Christians versus, like, Islamics? 1.00
00:40:01 No, it was just Christians starting wars and spreading... 1.00
00:40:07 It was perceived as like something violent, but it's not just against the Islamic world.
00:40:11 It's basically religious warfare. 0.77
00:40:14 ...creation of church and state, and why Catholicism should have no place in government.
00:40:18 We're led to believe that if Christians have power again, they'll start unnecessary wars of religion, just like the Crusades. 1.00
00:40:25 But in reality, there are few events in history more misunderstood than the Crusades.
00:40:31 This is why I'm making this video.
00:40:33 The popular understanding of the Crusades is dead wrong, and I'm here to explain why.
00:40:38 In this video, you'll be finding out why the Crusades were not only morally justified, but were actually a historic achievement.
00:40:46 Buckle up, because there's a lot to cover.
00:40:48 Let's travel back in time to 600 AD, roughly 500 years before the First Crusade.
00:40:56 This is a map of the Christian world at that time.
00:40:59 All the highlighted areas show where Christianity had spread and become the majority religion.
00:41:04 Wait a minute, is that the Middle East and North Africa?
00:41:07 Yes, it is.
00:41:08 These two areas used to be Christian.
00:41:11 People today think of these as Muslim lands, but that was not always the case.
00:41:15 It all began when Christianity spread far and wide after being legalized by Emperor Constantine the Great with the Edict of Milan.
00:41:23 This led to the Christianization of both the Western and Eastern Roman Empire.
00:41:27 Even as the Western part of the empire fell to barbarians, Christianity remained, and most of the barbarians also converted. 0.83
00:41:34 So if that happened in Europe, what happened in the Middle East and North Africa?
00:41:38 In the mid-600s, Arab warlords sprang out of the Arabian Peninsula and began conquering everything in their path. 0.99
00:41:44 They brought with them their own religion, Islam, and unlike European barbarians, they did not convert to Christianity. 0.98
00:41:51 The Middle East at the time was dominated by two superpowers, the Christian Eastern Roman Empire, or the Byzantine Empire, and the Zoroastrian Sassanid Empire.
00:42:01 Unfortunately for them both, they had just fought each other in a gigantic war lasting 25 years and had drained themselves of key resources.
00:42:08 Because of this, neither was prepared for the invasions that hit them.
00:42:12 The Byzantines lost all of Africa and the Levant, while the Sassanid Empire collapsed completely.
00:42:18 The most important loss for the Christian world though, was the loss of the Holy Land. 0.74
00:42:23 By 900 AD, Islam had expanded, by conquest, all the way to France and southern Italy. 0.66
00:42:29 Now, I'm not going to moralize about this.
00:42:32 Conquest and wars of expansion have been common all through history, and Islam followed in that same mold. 1.00
00:42:37 However, Islam did take things a step further with its concept of jihad, or holy war.
00:42:43 Muhammad was a conqueror who took slaves, and Islam has sought to emulate his example ever since. 1.00
00:42:50 As a side note, this is also why slavery has always been common in the Islamic world, and continues to be practiced there today. 0.94
00:42:56 This has got to be a Christian channel. There's no chance. There's no chance. Christian bias. 1.00
00:43:00 It's very day.
00:43:01 But regardless of the morality of the Islamic conquests, they were, nonetheless, invaders who invaded the Christian world. 0.98
00:43:08 Christians in conquered lands were second-class citizens, and many were taken as slaves.
00:43:12 Christian inhabitants had to pay an enormous tax called the Dimi tax, and their churches were often shut down.
00:43:18 Because of Islamic policies, over the centuries, Christianity in the Middle East and North Africa shrunk from a large majority to a tiny minority. 0.93
00:43:26 But it actually gets even worse.
00:43:33 During the days of the Roman Empire, the Mediterranean Sea was a breadbasket of commerce and trade.
00:43:39 The Romans had successfully stamped out piracy and created some of the safest waterways in the entire world.
00:43:45 Islamic piracy brought all of this to an end. 0.98
00:43:48 From bases in North Africa and the Middle East, they turned the Mediterranean into an unsafe hellhole. 1.00
00:43:54 This crashed the European economy and made Europe a miserable place for commerce for almost 400 years.
00:44:01 Islam's so-called Golden Age came at Europe and Christianity's expense. 1.00
00:44:05 You guys are going to say that this is not a Christian bias.
00:44:08 Islam's Golden Age, as they say. 0.90
00:44:12 This is the true reason that many consider the years 600 AD to 1000 AD a dark age for Europe.
00:44:19 It was literally cut off from the entire world and constantly under attack.
00:44:24 It was in this hellish environment that Christendom finally started to have enough.
00:44:28 The first rumblings for a crusade came in 846 when an Arabic... 1.00
00:44:33 Also, look at how people in the chat are saying...
00:44:34 Some Christians are saying, focus on...
00:44:36 Mods, mods, mods, mods, stop deleting...
00:44:38 Bro.
00:44:40 Okay, um...
00:44:41 Mods are deleting the stuff I was about to talk about.
00:44:43 They're saying, focus on, focus on... 1.00
00:44:44 You notice how Muslims are never saying, fuck Christianity? 1.00
00:44:48 You notice that? 1.00
00:44:48 But the Christians are saying, focus on... 0.99
00:44:50 Mods, why would you fucking delete that? 0.98
00:44:51 Like, bro... 0.98
00:44:52 A Greek expedition to Sicily sailed up the Tiber River and sacked St. Peter's in Rome.
00:44:57 A synod in France called for Christian sovereigns to rally against the enemies of Christ.
00:45:02 And the Pope, Leo IV, offered a...
00:45:04 What was he talking about? 1.00
00:45:05 He was saying that he would never say, fuck another religion. 1.00
00:45:07 Yeah, yeah. 1.00
00:45:08 But constantly, all the Christians, it's a very Zerka attitude. 1.00
00:45:12 It'd be, fuck his love. 1.00
00:45:14 Heavenly reward to those who died fighting the Muslims. 1.00
00:45:18 But it was around... 1.00
00:45:18 Type of one of the mods are faggots in the chat. 1.00
00:45:20 1000 AD when things really escalated on multiple fronts. 0.98
00:45:24 In the west, the Islamic Caliphate of Cordoba in Iberia began expanding north.
00:45:29 It conquered, burned, and enslaved its way through multiple Christian cities, including 0.99
00:45:33 Barcelona and León.
00:45:35 It was this expansion campaign that finally provoked the Christian kingdoms to launch
00:45:39 the Reconquista to retake Iberia from Islam.
00:45:42 But if things looked rough in western Christendom, they were even worse in the east.
00:45:47 In the late 900s, a Central Asian Muslim group called the Seljuk Turks began migrating into
00:45:52 Anatolia.
00:45:53 In 1064, they completely conquered Armenia and sacked its capital, Ani.
00:45:58 The city never recovered from this brutality and remains a ruin to this very day.
00:46:03 Almost all of the Armenian population had to migrate southeast to Cilicia, creating an
00:46:07 entire new kingdom called Cilician Armenia.
00:46:10 In other words, Islam had made the Armenian homeland unlivable. 1.00
00:46:15 The Turks then turned their expansion into the Byzantine Empire.
00:46:18 They began invading western Anatolia in droves.
00:46:21 The Byzantines tried to launch counterattacks, but were ultimately defeated at the Battle of
00:46:26 Manzikr.
00:46:26 After this defeat, Turks began mass migrating into Anatolia, completely altering its demographics. 1.00
00:46:33 Another region of the Christian world had just become Islamic by force. 0.99
00:46:36 Here's how historian John J. O'Neill describes the circumstances.
00:46:41 These, then, are the major political events which prefigured the First Crusade.
00:46:45 Within a span of 35 years, the Turks had seized control of Christian territories larger
00:46:50 than the entire region of France, and now they were a real threat to Europe. 0.66
00:46:55 Now by this point, the Byzantine Empire realized it was incapable of stopping the Islamic 1.00
00:46:59 hordes by itself.
00:47:01 Emperor Alexius Comnenus made a desperate appeal to the Pope and Western Christendom for aid.
00:47:06 This was a major deal, because Eastern and Western Christendom had been in schism for
00:47:11 almost 50 years by this point.
00:47:13 The Catholic Pope and the Orthodox Patriarchs did not get along, to put it lightly. 0.54
00:47:19 But the issue had become that serious that they were now willing to cooperate.
00:47:23 What made matters even more urgent was that Turks had begun persecuting Christian pilgrims
00:47:28 in the Holy Land.
00:47:29 Priests like Peter the Hermit, who had become one of the greatest advocates of the Crusades,
00:47:33 witnessed this firsthand.
00:47:34 This is the geopolitical environment that led to the First Crusade being called.
00:47:40 Now does it seem unreasonable when you get all this other context?
00:47:44 This is what Catholic Europeans knew about Islam on the eve of the First Crusade. 0.86
00:47:49 Muslims were enemies of Christ. 1.00
00:47:51 They waged wars against non-combatants and enslaved women and children. 0.98
00:47:54 Muslims are not enemies of Christ.
00:47:56 Why do you not understand that Jesus' peace upon him was talked about in the Qur'an?
00:48:00 I think he's mentioned more times in Muhammad's peace upon him, but Jesus is extremely respected.
00:48:04 We love Jesus.
00:48:05 I love Jesus.
00:48:07 Is it even haram to say Jesus is king?
00:48:09 Because I would say, Muhammad, I would say the prophets are kings.
00:48:12 You're a king.
00:48:13 I'm a king.
00:48:13 It's a respectful thing to say.
00:48:15 I don't think there's anything wrong with me saying Christ is king.
00:48:17 It's a slogan.
00:48:17 I don't think that word even has, that slogan has that much meaning.
00:48:20 But Jesus is, I love Jesus with my whole heart.
00:48:23 And they had conquered all of Iberia.
00:48:26 Just a man isn't God.
00:48:27 It's just that simple.
00:48:29 The dude can't be God.
00:48:29 And threatened France and Italy.
00:48:32 It was important that this all happened at the turn of the first millennia.
00:48:35 By this time, the elites of Europe were finally starting to become much wealthier and better educated.
00:48:40 They were developing a much stronger grasp of history and world affairs.
00:48:44 Europe was safer and more interconnected than any time since the Roman Empire.
00:48:48 They were beginning to truly understand just how much damage Islam had done to the Christian world, 1.00
00:48:53 and how much of a civilizational threat it still represented.
00:48:56 All the pieces were now in place for the Crusades to be launched.
00:49:05 In 1095, the moment had arrived.
00:49:08 Pope Urban II called for the First Crusade to retake the Holy Land and drive back Islam.
00:49:13 It would be the first of many.
00:49:15 An excerpt from Urban's Crusade speech reads,
00:49:18 Your brethren who live in the East are in urgent need of your help,
00:49:22 and you must hasten to give them the aid which has been promised them.
00:49:25 The heathens have killed many, and they have destroyed churches and devastated the Greek Empire. 1.00
00:49:30 If you permit them to continue with impunity, the faithful of God will be much more widely attacked by them.
00:49:36 On this account, I, or rather the Lord, beseech you as Christ's heralds to publish this everywhere,
00:49:42 and to persuade all people of whatever rank to carry aid promptly to those Christians.
00:49:47 It's important to point out how Pope Urban's speech emphasized not only the defense of Christendom,
00:50:01 but also the end of internal wars between Christian kingdoms.
00:50:04 The Pope envisioned an international brotherhood of Catholics who fought not each other, but their external threats. 0.56
00:50:11 In any case, the call for crusade was extremely well received.
00:50:15 The news spread through all of Europe like wildfire.
00:50:18 Tens of thousands of faithful Catholics all across Europe answered the Pope's call.
00:50:23 Lowly peasants, ambitious knights, even kings.
00:50:26 French, English, Flemish, German, people from all walks of life,
00:50:30 and all nationalities were inspired to fight for Christendom.
00:50:34 It's not really appreciated how much of an accomplishment that this alone was.
00:50:39 It's really something entirely unique in human history.
00:50:42 The Catholic Church had created a multinational network that united Europeans of all stripes and ethnicities
00:50:48 under a common faith with common goals.
00:50:50 So many different Europeans being united by one religion and engaging in a civilization-wide struggle
00:50:56 had not happened before and has not happened since.
00:50:59 Catholicism achieved what hundreds of other religions and ideologies could not.
00:51:04 And perhaps this is why our modern secular system demonizes the Crusades.
00:51:08 One of the most shameful undertakings ever embarked on by our speech.
00:51:14 For the Christians that are defending this guy too,
00:51:16 does he not sound like every soy boy that we were making fun of for months?
00:51:20 Now, did every crusade always go the best it could have gone?
00:51:23 No, of course not.
00:51:25 Some crusades were huge successes, like the Reconquista,
00:51:28 while others were dismal failures, like the Fourth Crusade.
00:51:32 But even the failures are understandable in context.
00:51:35 Crusaders were going halfway across the world to fight unfamiliar enemies on their own home turf.
00:51:40 The logistics of the crusades alone were a monumental undertaking.
00:51:44 And despite all these challenges, the Christian forces still often came out on top.
00:51:48 The First Crusade could really only be qualified as a roaring success.
00:51:52 Crusaders defeated almost every Muslim army they encountered and captured Jerusalem. 0.95
00:51:57 For the first time in hundreds of years, the Holy Land was back under Christian control. 0.98
00:52:02 The First Crusade also established Crusader states that would remain in the Middle East for another century.
00:52:08 One crusade I personally like was the Sixth Crusade.
00:52:11 Jerusalem had fallen back into Muslim hands, but they had started to fight each other in a civil war.
00:52:16 Emperor Frederick II of the Holy Roman Empire negotiated a peaceful transfer of Jerusalem back into Christian rule.
00:52:25 Jerusalem was retaken without a single drop of blood being spilled.
00:52:29 A decisive diplomatic victory, even if the Muslims would eventually take it back. 1.00
00:52:33 As you can tell, during this time period, it was hard for just about anybody to hold onto Jerusalem for long.
00:52:39 In the end, the Crusade secured Christendom's western flank and bought its eastern flank another 300 years.
00:52:45 It wasn't until the emergence of the Ottoman Empire in the 1300s that Islam once again threatened Europe. 1.00
00:52:51 But even when that happened, Crusaders once again went out to stop them.
00:52:55 The Crusade of Nicopolis and the Crusade of Varna are two big examples of this.
00:52:59 While they didn't succeed in stopping the Ottomans, 0.87
00:53:02 they did show that Christendom was still capable of uniting to fight common threats in the name of God.
00:53:07 And in the end, 300 years later in the 1600s,
00:53:11 Ottoman power would be broken by what was basically a crusade.
00:53:14 The Christian Holy League of Austria, Poland, Venice, and Russia united to defeat the Ottomans and drive them back from Europe. 0.78
00:53:22 Despite all of this, some people say the Crusades failed.
00:53:26 But did they?
00:53:27 Europe was Christian when the Crusades were launched, 0.97
00:53:30 and it's still majority Christian today, 1,000 years ago.
00:53:32 Wait, wait, wait, wait. If you think about it, is Europe still majority Christian?
00:53:36 It's kind of, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.
00:53:38 I'm not like, man!
00:53:40 Look around Great Britain.
00:53:42 Look around Sweden.
00:53:45 Look around Spain.
00:53:49 How many more?
00:53:50 Bro, Europe is...
00:53:52 Later.
00:53:53 Although it is secularizing due to modernist ideologies.
00:53:56 Ironically, it's only after the Pope lost his power to call Crusades that Christianity started to decline in Europe.
00:54:03 But when we look back at these events,
00:54:05 history shows it's not a shameful chapter of Catholic history, but the total opposite.
00:54:10 The Christian world defended itself and spread the faith abroad after hundreds and hundreds of years of abuse.
00:54:16 And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why the Crusades were awesome indeed.
00:54:20 Awesome is such a soy word, too.
00:54:24 This death warfare was awesome.
00:54:28 You know what?
00:54:29 One thing I don't get, like, I still don't understand.
00:54:31 I still need to read the Quran and the Bible.
00:54:33 I have both here if you want.
00:54:34 Yeah, I need to because I'm on neither side.
00:54:36 But what's the purpose of religious debate?
00:54:38 Like, what are you guys achieving?
00:54:40 Oh, nothing.
00:54:40 Your chat loves to debate.
00:54:41 Non-stop.
00:54:42 Even every time I set up the stream and you see it in the Telegram, right?
00:54:45 Yeah.
00:54:45 Just non-stop.
00:54:46 It was just constant.
00:54:47 But, like, what's the overarching goal?
00:54:49 Are you trying to convert the other team?
00:54:51 Or are you trying to, like, what's the goal?
00:54:53 Why can't you guys just all accept that you guys believe what you believe?
00:54:57 This is so fun.
00:55:00 It's never going to end.
00:55:01 It's never going to end.
00:55:02 It's been happening for thousands of years.
00:55:03 It's never going to end.
00:55:05 Yo, $100 from Amadon.
00:55:07 Thank you, man.
00:55:09 No man, no prophet can be God.
00:55:11 God is one and none is like him.
00:55:13 In the Bible, who did Jesus pray to?
00:55:15 Christians in the chat.
00:55:16 Who did Jesus pray to?
00:55:18 Pray to God.
00:55:19 Sounds like he believed in one God.
00:55:21 Sounds like Jesus was a Muslim. 0.99
00:55:24 MashaAllah.
00:55:25 God is one and there is none like him.
00:55:26 God is unimaginable and cannot be compared to anything.
00:55:28 We should all believe in that God.
00:55:30 Plain and simple.
00:55:31 We love Jesus of Moses Muhammad. 0.93
00:55:33 Peace be upon all of them.
00:55:35 And Abraham.
00:55:37 Very simple.
00:55:39 Jesus put his head to the floor and prayed like a Muslim. 1.00
00:55:43 Yeah, like God prayed to himself.
00:55:44 But it just makes no sense.
00:55:47 If Jesus is God, imagine God.
00:55:49 Imagine God.
00:55:50 Please, can my family?
00:55:51 Like, bro, what?
00:55:52 Wait, Jesus is the son of God, right?
00:55:56 No.
00:55:57 I mean, that's what Christians believe.
00:56:00 But how could Jesus be the sole son of God without a mother?
00:56:05 Who's the mother of God? 0.95
00:56:07 If God is the father of Jesus, who's the mom? 0.51
00:56:09 You're asking the wrong person.
00:56:12 You know what I'm saying?
00:56:13 Like, it doesn't make any sense.
00:56:14 Jesus is a person.
00:56:16 Well, was a person like all the other people.
00:56:19 And, of course, he was a prophet.
00:56:23 But it's very – don't use – I'm not disrespecting Jesus at all.
00:56:27 I'm saying that you guys are – believe in something that doesn't make any sense.
00:56:31 Because in Islam, there's just, like, one God pretty much, right? 0.96
00:56:34 And there's no, like, son of gods.
00:56:36 Or, like, what's the structure there?
00:56:37 No, nobody is – there's no children of God.
00:56:40 God didn't have children.
00:56:43 God didn't have children.
00:56:44 When people are saying Mary, a lot of you guys disagree about that.
00:56:46 And also, one thing that you guys need to disagree about –
00:56:48 Catholics, you pray to a woman? 0.70
00:56:51 You guys have a – you say the Holy Mary, Mother of God, Blessed –
00:56:57 Like, you pray to a – you pray to a woman? 0.99
00:57:03 You pray to a woman? 0.90
00:57:07 Do Christians really –
00:57:08 We love Mary, too.
00:57:09 Mary is one of the most discussed people in the ground.
00:57:11 Do Christians what? 0.93
00:57:12 Pray to Mary.
00:57:13 Yeah, but there's a – there's a – yeah, Hail Mary.
00:57:16 Hail Mary.
00:57:18 Hail Mary.
00:57:19 Hail Mary, full of grace.
00:57:27 Hail Mary.
00:57:37 Hail Mary.