The Alex Jones Show Live - August 10, 2026


🚨IRAN WAR UPDATE： ＂We Showed Up To The 21st Century With A 20th Century Military!＂


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00:00:00.000 I think that we're not just on the verge of losing the war in Iran. I think that we're
00:00:07.760 losing out completely. You know, the American unipolar moment, which began with the fall of
00:00:13.760 the Soviet Union, what a squandered opportunity. We literally grabbed the piggy bank and just
00:00:21.760 thought we could live off it forever, just as the kings of the world, never mind preparing for the
00:00:28.080 next century and i don't know if um if they got the pictures that i sent in there but we've really
00:00:35.840 gone into this war with a with a um an obsolete military if you can put up the uh that first one
00:00:44.240 that shows the four um the four panes the 21st century versus the 20th i don't know if you have
00:00:51.840 those available but our military was set up to win third world brush wars in the 20th century
00:01:01.760 that's what it was great at we could drive right up to the coast of libya we could drive right up
00:01:07.760 to the coast of yugoslavia and we could exert our will by just having aircraft flying from nearby
00:01:16.880 bases like in Italy or from our aircraft carriers, and nobody could do anything about it.
00:01:23.200 Even the 1991 Desert Storm War, where we pushed Iraq out of Kuwait, we spent six months
00:01:31.800 loading war material in Saudi Arabia and bringing in Marines and soldiers for almost a year before
00:01:39.940 we went into Kuwait in Desert Storm. That era is as obsolete as that 19th century cavalry picture
00:01:49.480 up there. If you sent the 19th century cavalry against those World War I tanks, they would be
00:01:56.360 massacred. And that's obvious to everybody now. That's clear. Nobody would even think about
00:02:02.800 disputing that. But the difference between our 20th century air warfare and what Iran has 0.99
00:02:09.580 prepared is just as big of a difference. Our air power depends on this choreography 0.96
00:02:18.600 of attack planes and air refuelers, all of which have to be parked on concrete runways and aprons.
00:02:28.220 They can't just be pushed off in the desert somewhere like one of those mothball air fleets
00:02:36.580 in Arizona. They have to be on concrete, which means a very limited number of runways.
00:02:43.480 Well, in the first part of this war, we've been pushed, our air forces have been pushed out of
00:02:49.780 their bases close to Iran, in Kuwait, in the United Arab Emirates, and even in Saudi Arabia,
00:02:57.880 their airplanes have been attacked. Now they're bunched up in a limited number of bases
00:03:02.900 in Jordan and Israel. And if we decide, if Trump decides to go for one more big air war,
00:03:11.420 it's going to be an absolute disaster for the United States. People will mark this as the end
00:03:18.580 and the defeat of 20th century warfare compared to the modern 21st century war that Iran has been
00:03:28.600 preparing and building for for decades and decades real time uncensored unstoppable alexjoneslive.com
00:03:38.360 take a stand share the link do you want to fight you better believe you got one all right i'm back
00:03:47.380 i'm sorry if i um if i sound black billed um i am in in the sense that uh we went into the wrong
00:03:55.200 war with the wrong military suited for the last century not this century and and i hope that uh
00:04:02.800 people are finally getting through to trump that that um further escalation of this is not going
00:04:08.960 to work for us it's definitely not now apparently he listens to these fox news generals all the time
00:04:16.480 like like uh general former generals keen and kellogg who seemed to be trapped in a time warp
00:04:24.080 back around 1992 when the u.s could just bring ships into the persian gulf unload tanks artillery
00:04:32.960 troops anything that they wanted no limit just bring it on into the persian gulf and then what
00:04:40.080 happened a rocket revolution happened things that we could do even a decade ago we can't do anymore 0.57
00:04:50.560 People should have been learning this from the Ukraine-Russia war.
00:04:54.320 This is now where you can't even send tanks forward.
00:04:58.880 A tank is a dead duck in the Ukraine-Russia war, anywhere near the forward lines.
00:05:07.440 It'll be destroyed by drone swarms immediately.
00:05:12.240 Troops can't even go out in squad strength.
00:05:15.420 They'll be spotted by their signatures day or night and attacked with drones.
00:05:20.360 Troops have to dash out in twos and threes and hope to make it to cover and not be seen by drones.
00:05:27.480 So the idea that we're going to be able to launch new big air attacks on Iran is just insane at this point.
00:05:38.360 It's totally insane.
00:05:39.540 So I don't understand the thinking of these Fox News generals that are still pushing for even, you know, taking out so-called pickaxe mountain or landing troops on Karg Island.
00:05:54.600 I don't understand how they can be so oblivious to what's been happening in military technology and military operations in the last decade.
00:06:05.200 It just blows my mind. And it makes me really wonder about our planners when we've created a system of multimillion dollar single use standoff weapons, both interceptors and offensive weapons, one, two, three, four million dollars a shot.
00:06:26.720 and now we've depleted them, maybe more than half,
00:06:31.240 our defensive and offensive high-tech weapons.
00:06:34.160 They're gone in this period of time,
00:06:36.560 just the last five months, gone. 0.96
00:06:40.140 Depleted to the point where we can't even threaten Iran seriously now, 0.78
00:06:45.120 much less be able to take on China or Russia. 0.96
00:06:48.620 So maybe it's a blessing in disguise, this war,
00:06:51.600 because it might inoculate us from the absolute madness 0.96
00:06:56.160 of trying to of trying to go to war with China or Russia, because we can't even handle Iran. 0.67
00:07:04.840 And people will say, Matt, that's because we just haven't taken the gloves off. You still hear
00:07:10.400 people using this expression, finish the job, like like just a few more bombing runs. And
00:07:17.260 and the Iranians are going to surrender. Okay, if you put up at the number three, the one with 0.97
00:07:24.360 a B-52 on it. The next thing I want to talk about is to compare the Iran War and the technology
00:07:32.540 to the Vietnam War and the technology that was available then. And at that time, stick that up
00:07:39.220 if you can get number three. But in that time, we could fly over Vietnam backwards and forwards,
00:07:47.740 unlimited B-52 strikes, iron bombs dropping straight down from the sky,
00:07:52.880 you know, from, you know, 35,000 feet up.
00:07:57.260 We dropped more tons of bombs on little South Vietnam and North Vietnam
00:08:02.760 than we did on all of German-occupied Europe during World War II, three times more.
00:08:09.420 We could fly from Thailand to Guam back and forth, Thailand, Guam, Thailand, Guam, 0.59
00:08:16.920 raining bombs down on on Vietnam they couldn't fire up at us from the in the 0.97
00:08:25.140 south the Viet Cong had nothing we could just fly at will dropping any tonnage of 0.96
00:08:30.420 bombs we wanted straight down that was true carpet bombing where the craters 0.94
00:08:36.100 are intersecting front and back side by side with airplanes you know next to 0.81
00:08:42.000 each other, all to cut off South Vietnam from being resupplied from China and Russia down
00:08:50.120 the Ho Chi Minh Trail, which ran parallel to South Vietnam in Laos and Cambodia. 0.67
00:08:56.280 We had almost a decade to try to accomplish this mission, unlimited B-52 raids, arc light
00:09:03.340 strikes.
00:09:04.340 Hanoi, yeah, we had some shot down, we had POWs.
00:09:08.880 It wasn't enough to stop us from just bombing at will North and South Vietnam.
00:09:14.960 They didn't surrender. 0.94
00:09:18.360 Iran is 10 times bigger than South Vietnam, and they can shoot back. 1.00
00:09:25.200 We can't fly over Iran today. 1.00
00:09:28.500 We have to have our planes take off now from Jordan or Israel if they were going to attack. 0.99
00:09:33.880 They have to take off from Jordan or Israel, fly towards Iran, and so far they have to
00:09:40.640 refuel with those big tankers, based on, believe it or not, 707s, most of them, the KC-135s.
00:09:49.240 They have to refuel in mid-flight just to approach Iran to launch a multi-million dollar
00:09:57.080 standoff weapon to fire into Iran, which will drop one bomb on one target. 0.53
00:10:04.440 Then that attack jet has to turn around, refuel again, and land back in Jordan or Israel. 0.73
00:10:11.840 Folks, this is as obsolete in 2026 as that horse cavalry.
00:10:19.100 It's totally obsolete. 0.89
00:10:21.320 So when people are saying, finish the job, we haven't even scratched Iran compared to 0.97
00:10:26.660 what we did to South Vietnam. We haven't scratched Iran. We are hitting the same bridges and they 0.94
00:10:33.300 repair them. All their real targets are under these granite mountains in these missile cities, 1.00
00:10:40.460 hundreds of feet under granite, built to withstand tactical nuclear weapons. 0.91
00:10:46.600 So the idea that a few more weeks of bombing is going to change anything in Iran is a total joke.
00:10:54.280 Look, Iran is massive.
00:10:58.100 If we run out of standoff weapons, which we're on the verge of doing, then we have to fly 0.98
00:11:03.780 attack jets right over Iran. 0.60
00:11:06.640 That means we're going to lose a lot of pilots, because in Vietnam, the whole Vietnam country
00:11:15.000 is very narrow, so it's very close to the ocean.
00:11:18.280 So when pilots were shot down, we had a real good shot at scooping them up with our aircraft.
00:11:24.260 our rescue forces, you know, with the Air Force PJs and other teams. That's not going to be the
00:11:31.080 case in Iran. Iran is so much bigger. It's hundreds and hundreds of kilometers inside of Iran where 0.99
00:11:39.040 our attack planes will have to go when we run out of standoff weapons, which we're on the verge of
00:11:44.940 doing. So yeah, pretty much forget about any more big air attacks. So when you see the Fox News
00:11:51.740 generals talking about this stuff. I think that they're just talking right out their ass. I don't 1.00
00:11:56.680 understand it. It's very hard for me to comprehend how they can be so dumb, unless maybe they're 1.00
00:12:03.440 just on corporate boards that are paying them to say these things. For sure, it's great times if 0.98
00:12:10.920 you're Boeing or Lockheed Martin, it's great. Trump has said, oh, I want plans in three weeks
00:12:17.980 for how we're going to ramp up production enormously. Well, you can't. These aren't
00:12:23.340 artillery shells. We're not talking about combat boots. We're talking about super, super high-tech
00:12:29.240 weapons that cost millions of dollars a shot. In fact, I did a little research to drop a pound
00:12:38.480 of high explosive from an iron bomb like the B-52 compared to dropping the same pound of high
00:12:45.580 explosive from a Tomahawk or a JASM, it's like 500 times more expensive with the new standoff
00:12:54.920 weapon. To get one warhead onto one target is like 500 times more expensive than it was when
00:13:03.780 we could just fly over Vietnam raining iron bombs vertically straight down. No country can afford 0.59
00:13:11.240 that. We built a military that was based on being able to slap around countries like Libya 1.00
00:13:18.460 and Yugoslavia. It was not a war plan that could sustain itself. It worked in 1991 because
00:13:30.500 the Iranian scuds, they had some, were so inaccurate that we didn't really have to worry
00:13:36.500 too much about them. We could just pile up military gear, tanks, personnel in a few bases 0.51
00:13:42.940 in Saudi Arabia for months, just cities of troops, just, you know, warehouses and docks
00:13:50.380 and pavement areas just loaded with pallets of shells. Today, those would be the easiest
00:13:59.340 and first targets taken out. And we're coming to grips with that. If you can put up that
00:14:04.260 map, it's the looming air battle. That's number two. This shows in one picture the problem
00:14:16.040 that we're facing. Our bases for our aircraft are now so far away, it not only increases
00:14:24.060 the flight time that they're in the air that they need to refuel at least once going in
00:14:29.560 and coming out. But it also means they're not dispersed. They're on like a half dozen airbases,
00:14:36.640 maybe a few more, because you can't, these aren't off-road vehicles. You don't park them on the sand.
00:14:41.640 They have to be on concrete. So now all of these hundreds and hundreds of aircraft
00:14:47.180 are stacked wingtip to wingtip in these known locations. I'm not giving away any secrets.
00:14:53.840 It's 2026. The Chinese and the Russians sit with the with the Iranians and go over the latest
00:15:01.680 satellite pictures. They know the minute that a C-17 lands, what's unloading from it. They know
00:15:09.340 what it is. And in the cell phone era, you can't keep a secret. If you have all these aircraft
00:15:18.420 landing at some remote air base, a guy in a taxi cab, an Uber, a local vendor, a guy that just
00:15:25.680 lives there, he pulls out his phone and he takes pictures and uploads them. And in this era also,
00:15:32.500 you can't really hide the bomb damage. We were talking about in Jordan, taking away the phones
00:15:37.740 from our troops so that they wouldn't reveal, you know, they were being struck. Well, it doesn't
00:15:42.940 matter because civilians that are outside of the airfield taking pictures at the same time from
00:15:48.880 different directions makes geolocation completely simple today. There's no way to keep these things
00:15:56.700 secret. Our 19th century horse cavalry is over there in Jordan and Israel, and Iran's modern
00:16:07.460 missile military is inside of Granite Mountains. If we tried to do a big air raid now, like another 0.89
00:16:16.740 40-day war, not only would we run out of these standoff weapons, and everybody knows we're
00:16:22.860 running out, as soon as the first waves of refuelers took off, these airfields could be
00:16:30.160 struck with missiles that only take 10 minutes to get there. So when the first 10 or 20% of the
00:16:39.120 aircraft are airborne, their airfields would be hit with these Iranian missiles, many of which 0.99
00:16:47.220 are designed, seem to me designed specifically for airfields packed with aircraft because they 0.86
00:16:54.820 have these sub munitions people call them cluster munitions where the warhead
00:16:59.560 coming down splits into up to 80 sub munitions to spread out like a shotgun
00:17:06.040 because the reason this is important aircraft parked on the ground are very
00:17:12.220 vulnerable it doesn't take much to disable an aircraft if you bump into an
00:17:18.220 aircraft you know if you the slightest accident they have to put the aircraft
00:17:22.420 down and really analyze it to make sure everything is fine.
00:17:26.300 If you have fragments of concrete flying all over the place, even the aircraft that aren't
00:17:31.640 directly hit, the aircraft are very likely to have warning lights going off all over
00:17:37.200 the place because one little electrical wire bundle, hydraulic line, or control cable is
00:17:44.080 damaged, the aircraft can't fly. 1.00
00:17:47.220 So as soon as the first quarter of our aircraft are in the air, Iran would hit the airfields 0.96
00:17:54.320 and that would pretty much scupper the rest of the attack. 0.92
00:17:59.220 The aircraft that were in the air might not be able to return to that airfield if it's
00:18:04.440 cratered and pitted.
00:18:05.760 So they'd have to go to other airfields, maybe in neutral countries, where they wouldn't
00:18:11.560 be able to just refuel and rearm for the next sortie.
00:18:14.680 So, as bad as it looks for us, being in a position where we can't even go back into
00:18:21.560 the Persian Gulf now, remember before February 28th, the US Navy had its bases in the Persian
00:18:28.680 Gulf right across from Iran.
00:18:32.020 This had so many important aspects.
00:18:35.800 For example, our Navy ships could provision with fresh food that would be flown in on
00:18:40.840 transport planes, commercial and military, and then taken out to our ships, which were very
00:18:46.340 nearby. Now, our ships don't have access to those bases. They're stuck out in the Indian Ocean,
00:18:52.740 you know, what, 10,000 miles from home, where there are no friendly ports. What,
00:18:58.560 are they going to go to Liberty in Somalia? I mean, they're just stuck on these steel boxes 0.99
00:19:04.220 for months and months at a time with the morale going down as they're jammed together with their
00:19:11.640 food supplies getting to the bottom of the pantry. The stuff that they would have thrown out
00:19:17.400 normally is what our sailors are being fed. So you can see all of these consequences of losing
00:19:22.180 these bases. The first thing that the Iranians did back in March was take out the long-range radar 0.80
00:19:29.020 and the giant satellite uplinks, well, those were destroyed, meaning that the warning time 0.84
00:19:35.560 for our forces back in Jordan and Israel are cut, but it also means we may never be able to come
00:19:42.460 back into those bases. Those big projects require coming in on a ship. These aren't things that you
00:19:49.900 can put on an aircraft. You don't rebuild a base with supplies brought in on an aircraft. It has
00:19:55.460 to come in on a ship. Well, the Iranians are never going to let our ships back in. 1.00
00:20:00.440 This has just been a complete, utter failure, a real disaster. And unfortunately, 1.00
00:20:07.840 there's no way we can escalate our way out of this. Our escalations will just make it worse for
00:20:14.220 us. So I'm, in a sense, glad that this happened with Iran, because it's going to inoculate us 0.98
00:20:21.860 from any concept of being able to come to the defense of Asia. 0.99
00:20:26.860 If you can stick up, it's number eight, it's like a big whole map of Iran, China, everything.
00:20:35.900 This map shows the range of Iran's just intermediate-range ballistic missiles.
00:20:43.000 These can go out a thousand kilometers.
00:20:46.180 That covers all of Israel.
00:20:48.900 That means our Navy ships have to be very careful inside of that red line. 0.62
00:20:54.100 But look at the same concept around Asia.
00:20:58.280 China's missiles are twice the range of those Iranian missiles.
00:21:03.660 China's missiles can go all the way out covering all of the Philippines.
00:21:09.240 Can cover easily Guam.
00:21:12.220 They have a class of missiles called the Guam Killer.
00:21:15.460 That's like 2,000 kilometers from China.
00:21:18.900 Our whole war plan is based on, we'll just have our aircraft parked in Guam at Anderson Airfield.
00:21:25.680 We'll just have our B-2s and our B-52s. 0.73
00:21:28.680 They'll just be able to launch there. 1.00
00:21:30.860 And our destroyers can go back to Guam and have new missiles put on them. 0.98
00:21:36.700 You know, our destroyers can't reload at sea.
00:21:38.760 They have to go back to a friendly port and they use cranes to put those missiles in.
00:21:43.300 It takes like a week. 0.99
00:21:44.680 they can't where are they going to go back to if guam is plastered with chinese missiles 1.00
00:21:49.960 so maybe this is a good thing because it's exposing that we showed up to the 21st century 0.99
00:21:57.360 with a 20th century military it's just completely inadequate for what's going on
00:22:03.460 we we're being shown to the world essentially to be a paper tiger yeah it was great when our 0.57
00:22:12.000 enemies were on the level of Libya or, you know, Syria, just firing some tomahawks, everything's 0.98
00:22:18.560 good. And then we get to go on TV and brag about how we have the finest military in the world. 0.97
00:22:24.640 But if you look at the Ukraine-Russia war, I don't think we have any kind of a military that
00:22:30.620 could withstand that. The revolution in military affairs from the little quadrotor drones up to 0.53
00:22:37.640 these intermediate and medium range ballistic missiles, they're conventional warheads. But now
00:22:44.240 when you combine precision and mass, meaning they're not something that's like plus or minus
00:22:52.060 a kilometer anymore. These things are like 10 meter accuracy. And the Iranians now have a set
00:23:00.120 of missiles that are even better than what the Russians are using, better than the Ereshniks. 0.89
00:23:06.080 They have a missile called the Fatah, which has a new idea, which is a booster in the warhead so that when it's on reentry to its final target, when it's coming down, it's going over four kilometers a second. 0.96
00:23:23.200 I've learned this from watching the MIT professor, Ted Postal, on lots of different shows.
00:23:30.180 But a warhead coming down, think of it, four kilometers a second, way faster than a rifle
00:23:37.960 bullet.
00:23:38.960 A rifle bullet is like an airsoft gun compared to that.
00:23:43.100 And the interceptors that we have to fire up at them are going one to one and a half
00:23:48.700 kilometers a second.
00:23:50.880 That means their closing rate together in the last second, one second, is covering more
00:23:58.640 than five kilometers of the interceptor going up and the warhead coming down.
00:24:04.420 And according to Dr. Postel, our patriots have been a big con job, a sales job, claiming
00:24:12.780 a 90% success rate.
00:24:15.040 When you study the videos, which you can do now, because they're filmed from every angle,
00:24:20.780 You can analyze it.
00:24:22.560 The rate is less than 10%.
00:24:25.120 The patriots and feds have basically been a psyop, a morale booster.
00:24:31.480 It's a way of saying, don't worry, it's okay, we have interceptors.
00:24:36.200 This would be like giving police bulletproof vests that really weren't bulletproof.
00:24:42.020 It's great in peacetime if nobody is shooting at you.
00:24:46.040 But in a real war, it's exposed that everything from the desert storm era in 91 until today,
00:24:54.480 the patriots haven't worked.
00:24:57.160 So in a sense, it's irrelevant how many we can build in the next year or two years.
00:25:02.900 They don't work.
00:25:04.620 You're trying to shoot a bullet with a bullet.
00:25:08.540 The bullet, the ballistic missile coming down is always going to have a tremendous advantage
00:25:14.280 over an interceptor that's trying to hit a bullet with a bullet at a closing rate of
00:25:21.840 five kilometers a second. 0.86
00:25:25.060 And now the Iranians not only have the booster on the reentry warhead, they have control 0.97
00:25:31.540 mechanisms, fins and little rockets to make the thing maneuver as it's coming down. 0.63
00:25:38.400 So the interceptor, which is depending on a pure ballistic flight, a mathematical analysis
00:25:46.340 that can take place in seconds and then launch and hit a warhead in the last second before
00:25:53.140 it hits the ground, but the warhead maneuvers and the interceptor has zero chance.
00:26:01.460 This is what we're up against now.
00:26:03.940 We went to war with an obsolete military. 1.00
00:26:08.040 The Iranians completely outclassed us in technology. 1.00
00:26:12.440 They were ready for this war, and we're not. 1.00
00:26:15.680 And I'm going to finish up on this subject and get to another one in the next segment
00:26:20.800 when we come back.
00:26:22.800 Thanks.
00:26:23.800 Thanks for hanging in there with me.
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00:29:29.940 You know, before I finish up on just the Iran war part of this,
00:29:34.020 I want to mention, in two ways, I want to mention the troops.
00:29:39.540 The soldiers that are at these forward bases
00:29:42.840 and the Marines and sailors that are out on the ships,
00:29:46.700 nobody thought that this would just go on, you know, for five, six months.
00:29:52.060 Some of the ships have rotated in.
00:29:53.760 And obviously the troops have rotated in and out, but they're still in a really rough situation.
00:30:02.340 Normally in a war, we would talk about a ratio of KIA to WIA of three or four to one.
00:30:10.760 In this war, they're saying that there's only like in the low teens of killed in action,
00:30:17.080 but hundreds are wounded.
00:30:19.180 The only way I make sense of this is by discussing what's called blast injury.
00:30:27.460 Sometimes it's blended in with what they call traumatic brain injury.
00:30:32.380 A lot of the troops that have been injured, it's my opinion, we'll find this out in the
00:30:36.840 coming months and years, they weren't hit by a fragment that would cause a wound like
00:30:48.240 piercing their body or amputating a limb they have a minute or two minutes
00:30:53.580 warning they can get behind a blast barrier but they're not in true bunkers
00:30:58.920 like with pressure doors they're just on the other side of a concrete barrier or
00:31:03.540 sandbag barriers that does not protect you from a blast wave so if a if a blast
00:31:10.040 wave is causing an overpressure that can just you know gut out the middle of
00:31:15.120 buildings that blast wave is going to cause permanent injuries to the people that are
00:31:20.960 even like behind a you know concrete barrier they're going to have in many cases permanent
00:31:28.240 uh personality changes so you're you know your happy-go-lucky spouse comes back
00:31:33.440 a different person dr jekyll mr hyde or they may have lifelong balance issues cognitive issues
00:31:41.040 memory issues and this is going to be one of those subtle things for the va to deal with
00:31:47.680 because anybody that can say i was on such and such base when a missile hit will be able to say
00:31:54.800 to the va oh i need help for whatever springs up five years from now and it will i think that this
00:32:02.160 is going to be the the like in the case of vietnam the agent orange or in the in the case of desert
00:32:09.280 storm the gulf war syndrome you know the poison gas from the burn pits things like that the
00:32:15.520 noxious fumes that people are exposed to i think that we're going to be finding out over the coming
00:32:21.520 uh you know months and years about all these blast injuries and it's you know it's a spectrum
00:32:28.720 you may be a thousand yards from it or you may be 20 yards from this hit so surviving it can be
00:32:35.360 very different, the consequences can be very different.
00:32:38.500 But that's the only way I can understand, you know, only a few killed, but hundreds
00:32:43.380 having to be evacuated, you know, to like the hospitals in Germany.
00:32:47.520 So I think there's a big opening for any honest, hardworking reporters out there to get to
00:32:53.000 some of these people.
00:32:54.000 I'm sure that they're being told shut up about it.
00:32:57.020 But by now, a lot of them have to be home.
00:33:00.620 They're not all going to be reporting back for duty.
00:33:03.380 they've got traumatic brain injury and blast injuries, organ damage. So I wish some reporters
00:33:10.760 would get on this story. It makes me wonder why they're not. And out on the ships, people probably
00:33:17.680 have a hard time, I think, understanding how tight the living conditions are on these ships,
00:33:22.620 especially for the Marines, but sailors too. They're on bunks three high. So one guy's down
00:33:28.260 at ankle level one guy's at crotch level and one guy's his bunk is at like shoulder level
00:33:33.860 and there's a meter about a yard between the bunks on one side and the other of a birthing 0.99
00:33:39.760 compartment so these six guys are changing you know baron baron bare ass naked in front of each 0.92
00:33:47.640 other for six months it's not good for morale i mean yeah they can you can make jokes about it 0.97
00:33:53.320 and everything. But I'll just give you a comparison. My father-in-law was on Iwo Jima.
00:34:00.360 He landed on the first day. But a month before that, he was in Hawaii with like world-class
00:34:06.960 rest and recreation. You know, when you can imagine what Hawaii was like in the 40s.
00:34:13.160 It was a lot of fun for sailors and Marines on shore leave. And then when he wasn't on shore
00:34:19.360 leave, they were doing training, practicing hitting beaches, getting in and out of boats,
00:34:25.060 you know, shooting at the range. A month later, not eight months or 10 months, one month later,
00:34:32.060 he's on Iwo Jima for a month. But the, so there, there wasn't just such a long period of time of
00:34:39.600 not knowing what's going to happen, of being penned up. Like if you ever passed on the highway,
00:34:45.080 one of these trucks carrying sheep where they're just like you can't imagine you can fit one more
00:34:50.360 sheep or one more chicken into that truck that's how our sailors and marines are living
00:34:55.520 and they've scraped the bottom of the pantry you know they're they're eating the stuff that would
00:35:00.800 have been thrown overboard in any other time and i'm it's not i'm not blaming the navy but we used
00:35:08.460 to have bases in the persian gulf they used to be able to just provision readily now they're
00:35:14.660 out in the Indian Ocean, it's all hostile territory. So give a thought to the condition
00:35:21.380 of our troops that are out there. It's got to totally suck, I can tell you. Because it's not 0.96
00:35:27.120 like you're cruising around the Med. Every two weeks, you're going to spend a few days in Naples
00:35:33.160 or Rota, Spain, or in Athens, Greece, or Haifa, Israel. It's not like that at all. You're just
00:35:39.800 in that steel box for month after month while the food gets worse and worse. 1.00
00:35:45.520 And I think that another casualty of this stupid war is going to be retention and reenlistment 1.00
00:35:52.260 because the sailors and Marines are going to get off that ship and say, I'm done. 1.00
00:35:57.700 Never again, not doing it.
00:36:00.320 And who can blame them?
00:36:02.700 Now I'm going to slightly pivot a little bit.
00:36:06.800 If you can put up the map number five, which shows the different sea routes, something
00:36:13.940 that's also just starting to get into the news a little bit, if your antenna are pricked
00:36:20.380 up for this, they're talking now about Chinese and Russian ships going over the top of Russia
00:36:28.520 to get from Asia to Europe.
00:36:30.480 Now, that map right there is a Mercator projection, so it's kind of distorted towards the top.
00:36:36.140 square instead of tapered in. But if you read the numbers, that northern route is way shorter than
00:36:42.720 the Suez route, and it's much, much shorter than the Cape Hope route. So in this war where the
00:36:50.240 Houthis are blocking the bottom of the Red Sea, the Suez Canal can also, if this war gets out of
00:36:57.020 control, the Suez Canal can also very easily be blocked. The Iranians, we think it was, 1.00
00:37:05.180 could have been the Houthis, fired a drone about a week ago at an Egyptian LNG facility.
00:37:14.400 It's like a ship that's permanently docked that receives LNG from a ship that goes port to port
00:37:21.300 and then converts it back to gas and puts it into Egypt's gas pipeline system. Well,
00:37:28.120 a drone flew into that as just a warning shot, not a kill shot, just a drone in the superstructure.
00:37:36.160 They put the fire out fairly easily. But it was a warning that we can hit you all the way from Iran 0.95
00:37:41.540 or from Yemen. And if they have the accuracy, which they've demonstrated to put missile warheads 0.95
00:37:48.860 into individual buildings, which they have done, they can sink a ship in the Suez Canal anytime
00:37:55.140 they want is a ship that's moving only you know under 10 miles an hour in a
00:38:00.120 straight line is about as easy as a stationary target to hit because it's
00:38:04.800 so predictable the flight time of the missiles like eight minutes so it's it's 0.93
00:38:09.380 not a hard math calculation so the the Suez Canal gets blocked the Houthis
00:38:15.060 continue to block the Red Sea or they clamp down much more than they are now
00:38:18.920 then you've got to go all the way around Africa to get from Europe to Asia or you
00:38:26.300 can take that Russian route on the top which is a big shortcut and why am I
00:38:31.960 bringing this up if you can put up number seven the picture of that ship
00:38:36.540 the Russians have built an entire class of these what they call super ice
00:38:42.380 breakers these are nuclear powered so they're never going to get stuck in the
00:38:47.340 ice and run out of fuel right I mean they could just sit there for years
00:38:50.940 they're massive so that they they make a channel 50 meters wide the ship itself
00:38:57.840 is like 35 meters wide but it cuts a path right through thick arctic ice
00:39:03.300 that's that's enough for a 50 meter wide ship to follow it which is a ship in
00:39:10.200 like the hundred thousand ton class serious merchant class size not like
00:39:16.160 we're not talking like Great Lakes stuff. We're talking ocean going ship size. They have a whole
00:39:22.080 class of these. I think they've got like six in use now, and they're building more.
00:39:28.940 They're going to keep this northern route open almost year round. And this means friends of
00:39:37.300 Russia will get the shortcut. So who cares? What's the big deal, Matt? Okay, so we have to go around 0.96
00:39:43.980 Africa? Well, it adds a huge amount to the cost of shipping. If you're a friend of Russia,
00:39:51.020 and you have to be a friend of Russia, because this route takes you right through
00:39:55.440 Russian territory. There are big islands up above Siberia that are Russian,
00:40:01.220 and this route goes right through there. So it's only friends of Russia that are going to use this 0.97
00:40:06.320 shortcut from Asia to Africa. Already South Korea has built ships to use this route and smaller LNG
00:40:16.940 ships without the bulbous bow, which obviously won't work in ice. That's the regular ship has
00:40:23.660 that thing sticking out in front, the bulbous bow. So they build ships just for the Arctic route.
00:40:29.180 And it's only going to be for friends of Russia. So look at how the Asian countries are allies,
00:40:35.040 like Taiwan, Japan, Korea are getting squeezed. 1.00
00:40:38.860 You want to stick with the losing team, the team that can't even handle Iran, the team 0.94
00:40:44.200 whose bases are being pushed far away from Iran, or do you want to get on the team that's 0.69
00:40:49.820 China, Russia, Iran, and you'll be able to use that northern route.
00:40:54.660 You'll be able to get LNG from up there or take that shortcut to Asia.
00:41:00.840 It's a question of loyalty.
00:41:02.540 Well, you saw that map I put up with the ranges of the missiles. 0.83
00:41:07.420 If you're Japan, you have to be thinking, America can't even defend the Gulf states 0.84
00:41:13.000 against Iran. 0.59
00:41:14.560 How is America going to defend Japan or Taiwan or the Philippines against China?
00:41:20.920 Can't do it.
00:41:22.160 Might love you guys, love it, but we can't stay with you because your military has proven 1.00
00:41:29.360 that it can't win against even Iran. 1.00
00:41:33.080 So we're going to have to go with the winning team,
00:41:35.840 which looks like it's going to be China and Russia.
00:41:40.480 And that's just how, you know, it's not that we don't love you,
00:41:44.280 but we have to take care of our own country.
00:41:47.680 And your missiles that can't even defend the Gulf states 0.50
00:41:51.720 certainly can't defend us from China.
00:41:54.760 so taiwan vietnam the philippines japan korea they're all going to have to just be realistic
00:42:01.720 about their interests and to use that northern route they're going to have to be friends with
00:42:07.320 russia another aspect of this is that the russian arctic siberia the top of russia
00:42:16.760 they've done extensive surveys they know about tremendous mineral wealth that's up there
00:42:21.080 you know and and gas and oil fields they know it's there they've done the surveys
00:42:26.720 but it's been out of reach you can you know it's very difficult building
00:42:31.520 railroads across some of this a wild arctic regions huge mountains like in
00:42:36.860 Kamchatka just you know like like Alaska level mountains permafrost rivers that
00:42:44.760 are frozen most of the time so you can't really use them for much shipping but if
00:42:49.920 suddenly this northern Siberia coast is open year-round, they're going to build these mega
00:42:56.280 projects to exploit this untapped mineral wealth and gas and oil. And you know who's going to pay
00:43:02.940 for it? China. China is also building icebreakers to go along with Russia's icebreakers. Because 1.00
00:43:11.700 the future is in the Arctic. And meanwhile, what's America doing? We're getting ready to buy
00:43:18.660 some icebreakers from Finland freaking Finland we can't even and and the icebreaker that Finland
00:43:26.260 is going to sell us is like half the size of that Russian nuclear icebreaker half the size
00:43:31.960 it's like a glorified Great Lakes icebreaker so it it can't open up the Canadian of the Canadian 0.97
00:43:39.660 Arctic to do anything useful with it compared to what the Russians are going to be able to bring
00:43:45.220 in, in terms of merchant ships passing from Europe to Asia, and in terms of building new 0.67
00:43:51.900 construction projects to take out that mineral wealth.
00:43:56.640 And why am I saying this?
00:43:58.580 You won't see this in American media, because it's all like, oh, we got the greatest military,
00:44:04.200 you know, we're the exceptional nation, we're the superpower.
00:44:09.660 The world is passing us by.
00:44:12.700 If you look at the number of engineers and STEM graduates that Iran, Russia, and China
00:44:18.580 are graduating every year, it's putting us way in the distance, way in the distance.
00:44:26.100 The world is passing us by.
00:44:29.180 We're leading in things like military spending, but in terms of what we're getting for it,
00:44:35.700 We bought a gold-plated, obsolete 20th century military with it that can't sustain even a 0.88
00:44:43.020 war against Iran. 0.93
00:44:45.760 And the modern world invested in missiles and icebreakers and these giant projects,
00:44:54.040 pipelines, railroads, a railroad from Iran to China.
00:44:59.140 There are gas pipelines connecting Russia to China now.
00:45:03.960 We blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, America did, I'm convinced, to cut Europe off from
00:45:10.260 the inexpensive Russian gas. 0.94
00:45:12.620 So yay us.
00:45:13.620 We did that.
00:45:14.620 Well, guess where the cheap Russian gas is going now? 0.98
00:45:18.120 The Chinese factories on pipelines.
00:45:22.100 So I don't know how to wake up our politicians. 0.97
00:45:26.820 I think that it's maybe a hopeless cause.
00:45:30.080 I mean, we've got Mitch McConnell. Nobody knows if he's alive or dead. I mean, it's literally
00:45:36.900 weekend at Bernie's and how they're running the Congress. It's just so that they can push these
00:45:44.000 bills through, like the bill joining the American and Israeli militaries and intelligence arms,
00:45:51.360 fusing them together, you know, things like that. I'm pretty pessimistic right now at this point,
00:45:58.580 I've got to tell you. I mean, I don't see a happy way out of this. But Americans just want to hear
00:46:06.500 good news, wave the flag, everything's great. Or maybe it's like, okay, well,
00:46:13.360 now it's the $20 burrito, you're just spoiled and lazy. So we're kind of getting to the point of
00:46:21.020 just fighting generation to generation, culture to culture, race to race in our own country.
00:46:26.180 and meanwhile other countries are forging ahead. I think Europe and America are on a real poor
00:46:34.120 trajectory at this point. It kind of reminds me of the end of the British Empire, when they were
00:46:41.100 coasting on fumes for decades and decades into the 20th century. They once had the greatest navy
00:46:47.860 in the world, and after World War II, they had pretty much hocked and sold their colonial
00:46:54.200 possessions. The Suez crisis in the 50s with them in France, that was sort of their Iran 1.00
00:47:00.600 war moment when they were revealed to be third-rate powers, which is sort of what's happening 0.97
00:47:06.780 to America right now for the whole world to see. But Britain was fortunate because they 0.71
00:47:13.760 could just pass the baton to their cousins from across the pond, America. So we could
00:47:20.820 take over for Britain in the middle of the 20th century.
00:47:25.540 But I don't know who we're going to pass the baton to, because I think the baton is 0.84
00:47:29.860 going to be held by China and Russia, and they'll be allied with Iran, and that whole
00:47:37.100 network will be connected with railroads.
00:47:39.960 They won't even need to ship that much around the Suez Canal.
00:47:45.580 They'll just put it on a train.
00:47:47.800 From Moscow to Tehran to Beijing will just be a train ride, one train after the other.
00:47:54.860 And I wish I had happier news, but I think we've got the wrong people in charge.
00:48:01.240 And when you put on Fox News and it's still like Fantasy Island with these generals that
00:48:07.280 haven't woken up that it's not 1991 anymore.
00:48:10.940 That we're like out of ideas, out of ammunition, out of technology.
00:48:21.520 Anyway, so also something else to keep your eye on is in Ireland, I don't know this.
00:48:28.860 I've been seeing this for a couple of months, little leaks about a thing called the new IRA.
00:48:35.380 It's a total up.
00:48:36.960 It's a total false flag discrediting up.
00:48:39.740 When you see it, know what it is. It's a completely bogus thing. The last thing anybody in Ireland
00:48:48.140 would do in terms of making a group that was against mass immigration into Ireland
00:48:53.440 is call it the new IRA. It's the last thing. Number one, it immediately alienates all the
00:49:01.920 Protestants in Ireland, north and south, obviously mostly in the north. They're automatically against
00:49:07.660 it. It would be like somebody in America coming up with the idea for an anti-immigration group
00:49:14.640 and calling it the new KKK. It's just toxic. Any group that was legit about anti-immigration,
00:49:23.720 the last thing they're going to do is put on black balaclavas with a tricolor behind them
00:49:29.160 and guns on a table and declare that they're the new IRA. This is absolutely a discrediting
00:49:35.260 up it's designed to to lure people in to get them to sign up for uh you know less toxic websites
00:49:43.260 that are related to collecting information on people it's designed to make anybody in ireland
00:49:49.420 who is against mass immigration appear to be linked to a terrorist group don't fall for it
00:49:56.940 the video that they put out a couple months ago with the guns on the table my friends and i we
00:50:02.860 recognize the guns. Those are training guns used by, you know, by British and Ireland to train
00:50:10.960 people on foreign weapons. It's like a G3. Are you serious? The new IRA has got, you know, like MP5 0.92
00:50:19.440 and G3 laying on the table. I mean, are you serious? It's a complete false flag. Don't go for
00:50:26.820 it. I'm not saying, you know, that there won't be some group. I'm writing a book about it at the
00:50:32.140 time about future events in Ireland, but don't for a minute fall for this new IRA thing.
00:50:38.960 And the way that it just exploded over this weekend, it would be like you never heard
00:50:43.620 of the new KKK, but suddenly it's on every channel with guys in masks threatening to 0.96
00:50:50.820 kill migrants.
00:50:52.460 It's completely bogus, so don't fall for it. 1.00
00:50:55.520 All right. In the time I've got, I've got, you know, I sell my books. That's how I make a living, some of it. And my first and my last book, Enemies Foreign and Domestic. Some people, I've got new followers. They've never heard of me, never seen me.
00:51:13.260 um yes my books are on kindle and audible on amazon you can get them there but
00:51:18.500 it i almost have to pay amazon now to to for books that i send them it's such a joke but i do um i do
00:51:26.160 sell them myself and uh if you like the sound of my voice i don't know why you would you can um you
00:51:32.140 can get my books on uh amazon audible and kindle and pretty soon i should have a new book at least
00:51:39.160 out on Kindle. But I don't know when I'll be on again. I hope that wiser minds in the
00:51:49.280 Pentagon and the White House can get to President Trump and convince him this war was a mistake.
00:51:57.680 It is a mistake. But the only thing that can make it worse is to launch another wave of attacks.
00:52:05.060 It's best right now to just back away, pretend that the strait opened on itself, remove the U.S. secondary blockade, don't announce it, just slowly fade it into the background, take credit for more ships coming out, say Trump's great strategy worked, and then we'll all just pretend that this never happened.
00:52:27.620 We'll just put it down the memory hole. 0.99
00:52:29.780 But if the morons like Keene and Kellogg can convince Trump to go for another round of 1.00
00:52:37.620 bombing, I think it's going to be a total disaster. 1.00
00:52:41.500 It's going to just, everything that's happened before now will be like nothing compared to
00:52:47.500 what happens next.
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