00:00:00.000And I don't think that's mutually exclusive at the end to say, okay, well, as bad as this person is, I think they're objectively better than the Republican alternative.
00:00:07.000And so I am encouraging my audience to go out and support this person.
00:00:09.800Sure, I understand what you're saying.
00:00:24.680So they know that in the primary, they're going to have you pulling your punches constantly.
00:00:27.440and they're going to be doing the biggest like genocide whatever bombs constantly to to
00:00:30.960basically sabotage who's advocating for pulling punches on lefties i mean who's advocating for
00:00:34.940that the fact that you just try to compare saying that he's a fake physician to saying
00:00:39.880in any other sense so so not in the magnitude of the accusation but in the notion that there is
00:00:46.260some amount of uh reputational harm that one can you know or aspersions that one side can make of
00:00:52.040a candidate and notwithstanding that come back in your eyes in terms of redeeming the with the
00:00:56.200endorsement and so we're just trying to see like what is it the only the genocide accusation you
00:01:00.200mean like someone who levies a good faith genocide collaboration accusation a good faith by which i
00:01:04.580mean they genuinely believe it as to comment would you i just want to hear would you vote for somebody
00:01:08.800that you believe like ardently supports a genocide yes if the lesser of two evils yes obviously
00:01:12.980you would you wouldn't you just to be clear you you would too wouldn't you sure but i'm not the
00:01:18.700person the genocide argument is meant to appeal to right i'm sure not you just said as a lesser
00:01:23.660of two evils you recognize that everybody that uses the genocide rhetoric explicitly says they
00:01:27.180will not vote for the lesser two evils that's like their number one punch i understand that
00:01:30.500but we're talking about what we're willing to accept and what our standards are no we're not
00:01:33.140i'm sorry hold on are we talking oh no we're not talking about just what the three of us personally
00:01:37.020would vote for in the election what is that what we were talking about no no we're talking about
00:01:41.200our standards for uh these kind of redeeming uh endorsements done later on when i talk about
00:01:48.440i'm not talking about an endorsement i'm saying like what will their audience realistically
00:01:51.640gravitate towards right if you spend all of your time calling somebody the worst possible things
00:01:55.980ever and then at the very end you're like yeah i guess you can take out the genocide accusation
00:01:59.780regardless of how good faith it was made assuming it was bad faith but let's just withdraw it for
00:02:03.320now let's say they never called her a genocide collaborator but it just was 80 negative coverage
00:02:08.080does that change your disposition is it the but like if like if most of the coverage was like oh
00:02:13.040i think she's like a corporatist i think she's an establishment dem and she's looking out for
00:02:16.000big business or whatever that's different i think you're converting merits complaints whether made
00:02:19.900good faith or not to disqualify him for considering something nothing nothing i said nothing i said
00:02:24.580had to do with good faith or not there are certain accusations that once you make them you cannot
00:02:28.180bite your tongue and support that person and there are certain accusations like calling them
00:02:31.480yeah i think that that's the thing that like a lot of do you disagree with that or do you think
00:02:36.680that these are all i want you guys to hear this because i want you guys to understand how
00:02:41.660progressives think this is hilarious it's great and i want you guys to hear it with your own two
00:02:47.140ears i had to go live to show you all this endorsed same scenario same situation we'll break0.94
00:02:53.680this down after you endorse we'll break this down after niggas thank you i don't i don't know those0.83
00:02:58.160are also pretty big ones no i don't think corporatist is on that level of like judicidal0.85
00:03:02.660or like communist or whatever i think these are heftier claims that's what i mean i i think we
00:03:07.220have to like go by this um via the intent like if we're gonna talk about adversarial collaborations
00:03:13.420with people um you do it when it's appropriate and if someone has a track record of just like
00:03:17.860being an ass when it comes to these uh decisions or we have a reason to believe that they're bad
00:03:22.180faith saying they've changed their ways sure be adversarial that's fine i don't think anyone's0.97
00:03:25.740saying that shouldn't be the case i just don't understand why josiah's wisdom is called into
00:03:29.300question for having that view that he's willing to you know um see if kyle has changed well it's
00:03:35.480not about kyle changing it's like what will his audience do after so many attacks like do you
00:03:39.640think you can call somebody a genocide supporter for however long and then move your audience to
00:03:43.460supporting that person presumably we better absent the endorsement in other words
00:03:46.780i don't know what that said it means presumably we better i'm let me repeat i'm asking you do
00:03:50.720you think it's reasonable that most of your audience will support the candidate obviously
00:03:52.900you're calling them a genocide supporter i think you're i think you're more likely to get more
00:03:56.720support from your audience if you don't call them a genocide supporter i mean that's obvious i mean
00:04:00.640we all agree that that's true but but i think probably most of kyle's audience already voted
00:04:05.140for kamala i think the question that we have to ask ourselves is but for the endorsement are we
00:04:09.680going to see some kind of change in their audience's disposition if we're going by outcome and
00:04:13.900results here i can do right here it's good um yeah right here no no right here's good um i just i
00:04:20.540think that the endorsement is going to ring very hollow if you've accused them of like the crime of
00:04:23.460all crimes but stephen what if you what if you what if you sincerely believe that what if you
00:04:28.020articulated that to your audience but then at the end the alternative is a genocidal monster versus
00:04:33.020is another genocidal monster who also happens to have other monsters monsters qualities that
00:04:36.980the first genocidal monster doesn't have really though really they just won't vote wait why do
00:04:45.040you say that they won't vote what this is kyle kalinsky kyle kalinsky did not endorse kamala
00:04:48.660harris oh i thought you said their audience there's going to be a larger percentage of the audience
00:04:53.040that won't vote because they think it's lester of too evil voting and they've explicitly said
00:04:55.800before that they don't want to do it yeah look at a son's treatment of all the and i don't know
00:04:58.360what the other dsa people love or like the california dsa people when they all lost their0.53
00:05:01.420elections and they called them homo fascist and they said oh whatever i guess california's going
00:05:04.340off their own direction or whatever you think that these people are going to ardently support
00:05:06.900these people in the in the primaries i don't know but ardent yo i just love listening to them like0.99
00:05:11.140fucking lose their minds over this shit bro i'm telling you guys there's a war going on in the0.99
00:05:15.440democrat party i told y'all and you guys are seeing it real time communist against a republican1.00
00:05:21.580but you're saying like well i don't know if they're really going to support like a moderate0.98
00:05:24.180damn against a republican that's fucking insane why would we wait a minute the expectation the0.98
00:05:28.560expectation is mutual we have the same expectation of kyle and crystal we're imposing the same1.00
00:05:32.760expectation on them that we have of you it should be a no-brainer that you back aoc over jd bans
00:05:37.320it should be a no-brainer but the difference is is that they will never do it and you will never
00:05:41.600care they already lost that vote with you think we won't care i mean we were arguing we were
00:05:46.560we were doing debates yes no you don't care you don't care kyle already did not support
00:05:51.660yeah i don't know we were arguing these dead under lefties together i was arguing against0.99
00:06:01.660prime kai when he had the same shit at the end of the day it doesn't matter you still think that0.96
00:06:05.060these people are like part no you just said you're ascribing my character and you're saying0.98
00:06:09.740i'm going to describe to you guys what's going on here in a little bit okay i'm gonna let more
00:06:12.920people come in and listen to this that was a step too far one thing really quickly also you don't
00:06:19.920care because he's actually done it twice he didn't support biden either he supported bernie right
00:06:23.860true biden wait wait i don't care but no so sorry so it's your position that i don't care
00:06:29.400that kyle kalinsky did not endorse biden and then did not explicitly endorse kamala
00:06:33.980you're saying that i don't when you say you don't care what i mean is you don't care enough that
00:06:37.340like you would dramatically reconsider your version of kyle of whether or not he would be
00:06:41.260considered like a democratically aligned person or just like an adversarial party like like you
00:06:46.140don't care enough to you're willing to give him another chance and there's going to be another
00:06:49.000chance and another chance and another chance and another chance these guys have got how many
00:06:51.840chances it's insane okay i don't i don't know what to tell you other than i just told you what my
00:06:56.700position is on it you can accept it or not um i apparently don't find it persuasive but kyle said0.98
00:07:01.960that he got 2020 and 2024 wrong he apologized for it he fucked fucking government and you think0.98
00:07:09.160these people are going to come out for moderate dems or the general it's crazy then it then it'll0.99
00:07:13.060be an easy 20 then it'll be an easy 20 bucks for you it'll be an easy 20 bucks for you
00:07:17.800and and here's the question do you think that will pressure them you are entirely too certain
00:07:23.860about what i will or will not do based on i'll pressure them to endorse stevens i mean i'll
00:07:28.680specifically go on their show to pressure that it doesn't matter what you do though because you're
00:07:33.100going to say that them saying at the end of the day well you should vote for after calling her
00:07:36.020an apac jew zionist owned candidate for a year and you're going to think that's some kind of0.83
00:07:41.580victory lap not realizing the fact that the entire audience has now been entirely poisoned against1.00
00:07:45.420this person such that they're irredeemable in their eyes they already are so we should be arguing
00:07:50.280for just making an understand for them to be withholding criticisms of hailey stevens with
00:07:54.700respect to bad faith criticisms right i don't know why you keep talking about this bad faith i don't
00:07:59.040know where bad faith well surely you're not advocating withholding genuine criticism from
00:08:03.660candidates in the primary correct no but if you think somebody is supporting a genocide literally0.99
00:08:07.420supporting a fucking genocide how the fuck can you vote for that person that's insane yeah but0.98
00:08:10.740the same token that we can because all right so destiny is actually i agree with destiny here1.00
00:08:17.460like these guys don't understand that the democrat party has changed like this old school like
00:08:22.880democrat like we love israel stuff that's done bro that's absolutely done okay there's no such
00:08:29.420thing as like moderate democrats anymore it's like it's been completely taken over by far left
00:08:34.840socialists that that's what we are in america now trump unfortunately has radicalized so many
00:08:40.280these people assume that you did believe as most democrat voters do i'm just going to put it out
00:08:45.380there most democratic voters believe that there uh was a genocide in gaza let's say that you
00:08:50.020believed like they did that um biden either knew or should have known that there was a genocide
00:08:55.060and that he contributed towards it do you would you if you believe that what most democrat voters
00:09:00.860believe would you nonetheless vote for biden over i don't know i probably would hold my vote at that
00:09:06.260point the same way that i probably would have showed up at the capitol on january 6th if i0.97
00:09:09.600would have thought that the election was legitimately fucking stolen. Yeah, that's what0.94
00:09:12.380happens when you pile up a population of people and you convince them of a certain idea. Yeah.
00:09:16.920Steven, I think what Pisco's point is, is there were thousands, tens of thousands,
00:09:21.920hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of people who during the 2024 election still voted for the
00:09:26.800Democratic Party, despite believing it was facilitating a genocide. Yeah, but what about
00:09:30.520the hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands who didn't? Yeah, I'm not super convinced that
00:09:35.580that was a dispositive amount of the vote share. There's not going to be nothing but
00:09:38.180be this positive to you until later the president was an early Stalinist Mao III who's come here.
00:09:42.460But wait a minute, but Stephen, Stephen, I, I totally concede that there, there had to have
00:09:49.040been, uh, untold numbers of democratic voters, eligible voters who believe that a genocide was
00:09:54.640taking place and therefore either didn't vote, voted Republican or voted third party. But that
00:09:59.460doesn't prove your case. You, you say it's totally irrational that nobody's going to vote for a
00:10:04.920democrat if they believe that a democrat is committing genocide not totally let me qualify
00:10:08.820my language more it's not that nobody will vote it's that you will depress a significantly greater
00:10:12.700amount of people than if your criticisms were more grounded in reality and more reasonable that
00:10:17.400if you had criticism of hayley stevens that she was a corporatist that she doesn't have um you1.00
00:10:22.160know positions that would make things more affordable the economy that she was sell it to1.00
00:10:25.180whatever blah blah blah blah that the amount of people that would be willing to vote for her after1.00
00:10:28.260a primary if she defeated abdul is going to be way better than if you call her a genocide supporter
00:10:32.700trump cuck and you've been giving her months and months of negative coverage like screaming at her0.93
00:10:36.560calling her evil and jew controlled which is what the rest of them have done that would also be true1.00
00:10:41.340if you were spending most like i don't know all your days shit i'm not again i'm not making an0.99
00:10:45.080implied thing towards you but if there were a person who was constantly shit on el sayed or0.99
00:10:50.720constantly shit on platner this is what they're talking about this is what i'm talking about um0.93
00:10:55.080say for example you know hutch was highly critical of platner pre-him clinching the nomination do you0.98
00:11:01.360take any issue with him uh endorsing plattner and the expectation that this would probably have the
00:11:06.600effect of people like hutch and people like me are unequivocal in our support for the candidate
00:11:11.200afterwards the people that you're comparing us to are not and you're delusional for thinking so
00:11:14.640it's a horrible comparison at no point was it was it a question of whether or not hutch i think i
00:11:19.000think me and hutch i don't know if hutch did after platter got accused of rape i did after he got0.99
00:11:22.560fucking accused of rape i hutch might have as well that i'd stole supporter maybe over the fucking0.96
00:11:25.680uh over the republican candidate there but these other guys won't support right thank you who has1.00
00:11:29.640had a baby's nephew's grandfather's previous dog owner's dead uncle ever take money from israel
00:11:34.800like these guys are on a totally different level of who they're willing to support in the general
00:11:38.000and you guys think it's all gonna like just pan out as all right what you guys are listening to
00:11:41.120right now i know a lot of you guys are coming in here basically you guys are listening to
00:11:43.940progressives argue about the old guard of being like a regular democrat versus like these new
00:11:49.140socialists okay that are super anti-israel etc destiny's making the argument that if you are
00:11:56.660like supporting a candidate who like supports Israel you're pretty much like cooked which he's0.63
00:12:03.160correct he's 100 correct it's amazing how like I see this as uh I guess Republican I had to say0.91
00:12:09.080this or like people might say far right I see this but a lot of times when you're in the party
00:12:14.020you don't see it right so like Josiah's kind of like taking more of the old guard and Destiny's
00:12:18.640like kind of realizing like look we're the old guard we're gonna get overtaken like these
00:12:24.060Democrats, socialists are here, and no one's going to want to vote for someone who even inkly supports the genocide.
00:12:32.580Yo, they went to AOC for funding Iron Dome defense missiles, let alone anything that goes into attacking, okay?0.99
00:12:42.580So this is a very rare insight, watching progressives talk about this shit.0.88
00:12:47.540So that's why I decided to go live, because I think there's a lot of educational stuff for you guys here.0.99
00:12:50.800You can learn how the opposition thinks, okay?
00:12:54.060This is good. This is what I want you guys to see, I guess, in the next several months or whatever.
00:12:58.780But yeah, I mean, we're kind of if it's causing you to question AOC versus J.D. Vance, to borrow a phrase, I don't think you think Trump is that bad.
00:13:10.300That's fine. But that's just because you either agree more with the socialists than you let on or you don't think communism.
00:13:14.640I mean, what do you want me to say? No, no, no.
00:13:17.120Or we think that AOC is not likely to bring about fucking communism or likely to bring about a society free of markets or private ownership.0.90
00:28:33.960Mary Madelson and the lobby put a lot of money behind him, so obviously he probably felt some level of, okay, I got to take care of these people back.0.74
00:28:41.700I didn't think it was going to be with a fucking war, though, and I don't think he expected the war to go this long either because now it's a political quagmire.0.99
00:28:47.360He doesn't know what to fucking do.0.99
00:33:53.740I got to appeal to this religious group.
00:33:55.220I got to appeal to this religious group.
00:33:56.360So what ends up happening is, like, you kind of come off fraudish, right?
00:33:59.340I've seen videos of, like, AOC using different accents based on who she's talking to, et cetera.
00:34:03.120It just comes off as extremely inauthentic.0.92
00:34:04.820So if you guys are able to put a candidate that, like, doesn't care about being politically incorrect, that's strong on borders, but at the same time is able to give you guys what you want, which a lot of you guys want, like, you know, social safety nets, like, you know, more affordable health care, whatever, that would be a candidate that would be very strong because you'd be able to get a lot of Republicans over if you were able to get a Democratic nominee who is not a pussy when it comes to the border and scared of race politics and offending people.
00:34:26.280That would be the killer for the Democrat party.
00:55:23.900Since the beginning of July, we have observed Russia conducting intensive satellite surveillance of the Gulf states and the U.S. military facilities located there.
00:55:32.560These satellite images are subsequently passed on to Iran.
00:55:35.920At the same time, there is a clear correlation between Russia's satellite imagery and Iranian
00:55:41.280strikes, both before attacks to support their planning and after attacks to assess the damage
00:55:46.780inflicted. So in a statement, the Iranian foreign ministry said the Ukrainian regime's attack on
00:55:53.380the Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea, which was explicitly acknowledged by the head of
00:55:58.220that regime, is a sign of the continuation of the Ukrainian regime's irrational and hostile
00:56:03.360approach toward the islamic republic of iran all right let's uh them kinetically and very quickly0.98
00:56:11.180you realize like shit and now like we're getting beat all right give me one minute guys0.98
00:56:19.640i'll keep it on this rock though so you guys get up to date on what the hell's going on here because0.99
00:56:23.500this is obviously a big escalation hi from tehran so tohid i mean are the iranians concerned here
00:56:29.120that Ukrainian strikes might become a bit more common or do they see this as kind of a one-off
00:56:34.380isolated incident? Well, indeed, this is just for the first time that we have been witnessing
00:56:41.800such an incident, but there is no small spot of hesitation, at least from the strongest messages
00:56:48.480of condemnation that we see from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, that there is such a concern
00:56:54.220about potentiality for repetition of such sort of attacks.
00:56:59.580We've got the Ministry of Foreign Affairs first announcing
00:57:03.040that they have summoned top Ukrainian diplomat
00:57:06.800and they have condemned that attack as, quote-unquote,
00:57:10.180but they have called a violation of the United Nations Charter.
00:57:15.340Also, we know that in another statement coming from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
00:57:20.240they said that Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas al-Rakshi
00:57:23.740had phone conversation with the EU foreign policy chief in that regard, and there he has called for
00:57:32.160the international community as well as the UN Security Council to respond to that attack to
00:57:39.880condemn it. And of course, another separate statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
00:57:46.200not only just condemning it, but also a warning about a sort of hostile approach that the
01:03:55.360Oh, let me ask you a question, bro, because I'd love to get someone's insight that's over there.
01:03:59.080I've been talking to my audience about this quite a bit, about how the Lebanese government really doesn't have much real, how do I say this, motion when it comes to getting certain things done.
01:04:09.160And the people in general respect Hezbollah quite a bit more than the Lebanese army because Hezbollah has actually fought for or fought against the Israelis when they've tried to, you know, come in and invade and obviously try to occupy southern Lebanon since the 1980s.
01:04:22.320And I just don't foresee an example where the president's ever going to be able to disarm Hezbollah and that Hezbollah will ever give up their arms because I just don't think that they trust the formal Lebanese government.
01:04:34.740I know Hezbollah has representation in the government, but I mean, like, the actual full-on state act of the Lebanese army, I don't see, I don't think that they trust the Lebanese army and or the president to actually fight Israel off.0.69
01:04:46.100And if they were to disarm, southern Lebanon would become occupied within 24 hours.
01:04:50.920But I don't know what your general thoughts on that are for someone that's out there in Lebanon.
01:04:54.960If you could give us some more insight as to, like, how people feel about Hezbollah.
01:04:58.600And obviously, there's a lot of Christians that live there, too.
01:05:01.360I'd love to get the Christian thoughts as well on this topic.
01:05:03.200I'm going to do it with pleasure. So when it comes to the Lebanese official government defending the southern border against Israel, actually, funny enough, you know, the first massacre that took place across the border in our Lebanese territory was in 1949.
01:05:22.180And after that, it was let loose where, you know, these terrorists, before even they informed that.
01:05:29.240So one year after Israel was created, they went and attacked you guys?
01:05:31.380oh yeah yeah they crossed across the border and genocided uh yeah yeah of course i remember the
01:05:37.820name of the village yeah so and and and the lebanese government uh did not react the way
01:05:43.88048 48 yeah 48 so so so that's a trend and then eventually uh you know they were easy
01:05:55.340Lucy, Lucy in crossing into the land, bullying the people, taking their crops, killing their
01:06:02.000shepherds, you know, that whole behavior was always there. And then until 1978, where they
01:06:07.480decided to officially, you know, occupy a little part of Lebanon. Then 1982, they moved into Beirut
01:06:16.380and then got pushed back. And then for 18 years, this is when Hezbollah was formed. And for 180.69
01:06:21.980years, Hezbollah battled until kicked them out again in the year 2000.
01:06:28.080All during that phase, the Lebanese army never, not one time, stepped in.
01:06:46.940And I think the oligarchy who took over, you know, the rule in Lebanon, the Maronites, mainly we call it the political Maronite kind of phase.
01:06:57.180Yeah, they didn't have problem as if the southern Lebanese kind of, you know, get beat.
01:07:03.320So, and now fast forward until today, I think what they did, so what this president and this prime minister that were put there by Washington, both of them don't have popularity, their names weren't debated.
01:07:19.640actually the president as per the constitution was chief of the armed forces he's not allowed
01:07:26.380to step from that position onto that position straight he needs time out for a couple of years
01:07:32.640then he's allowed as per the constitution so to make him president there was supposed to be a vote
01:07:38.480in parliament and that didn't happen because of course washington loves democracy so much
01:07:43.100and wants to bring it to us but sometimes it crushes it for the sake of israel but but never
01:07:48.780mind. So these two people and our prime minister, Nawaf Salam, was also, he's been living abroad
01:07:54.840for 40 years, and no one ever thought of him. Suddenly he came by parachute also. So what
01:08:02.120happened, because these two positions happened probably a couple, almost two years ago, and it
01:08:10.440was the peak of Washington bullying for the sake of Israel, because Israel was expecting that,
01:08:17.860They were put in for one purpose, Myron, just to disarm the resistance, period.
01:08:26.500Like, we've got so many problems in the country, but subhanAllah, like, that's the only thing they, like, talk about and they worry about.0.99
01:08:35.780under the guise of selling the resistance basically you fools you engage with israel and0.99
01:08:42.900you brought the your decision to to go into war with israel after october 7 brought in0.81
01:08:49.620the criminality of israel like they have they're kind of reversing the whole
01:08:55.140story until like if it wasn't for the resistance engaging with israel israel wouldn't be doing
01:09:02.140what it's doing now in lebanon and you guys need to you know chill and let the government protect
01:09:08.840the country so they kept on repeating that until there was the ceasefire uh i can't remember the
01:09:15.560date but you know almost now yeah it was like uh it was like in september or it was late 2024
01:09:22.520after hassan was killed yeah yeah exactly so eventually hezbollah said you know what okay
01:09:27.960guys all right okay you we fine you know what we don't want we we care like hezbollah cares about
01:09:35.440well cares about the country and disability much much more than these people he's always the adult
01:09:40.800in the room so they said all right we're not gonna we see the vision we see whatever social
01:09:47.200you know pushback all right you guys fine you do you like like let's see okay we're gonna hold to0.99
01:09:54.140the ceasefire and you come protect the country do your diplomacy get israel to get the fuck out0.67
01:10:00.100etc or restrain itself etc etc and then for 15 months uh israel doesn't didn't stop like one day0.53
01:10:08.280in in their attacks they like breached the ceasefire like 10 000 times between the air
01:10:14.100and whatever and and and the government like not one beep even our foreign minister
01:10:20.000who's supposed to, he used to say, and he's a political party, you know, the phalanges,
01:10:25.380it's like diplomacy fixes things, diplomacy fixes things.
01:10:28.820And all of a sudden, he didn't even fly to the UN.
01:10:50.000Now, and it came strong, right? Hezbollah reengaged with the FPVs and showed that it's not destroyed and showed up on the scene with a lot of strength.
01:10:59.640So now what? Rubio and the State Department and, you know, the whole Trump administration then moved into pushing more into the fact that it is now we're left with the only possibility that the Lebanese army must by force take the weapons of Hezbollah, right?
01:11:24.640and that this is what they're trying to do,0.72
01:11:52.840You're not allowed to have anything that might make Israel feel unsafe, so it is kind of weak.0.96
01:11:59.520And Hezbollah is proper potent. That's one.0.99
01:12:01.880Two, very important to know that the spirit or the school of thought within the armed forces is very nationalistic, very patriotic, and the law is Israel is the enemy.0.56
01:12:14.700So if you're trained in the armed forces, you view Israel as the enemy.
01:12:18.400You don't view Hezbollah as the enemy whatsoever.
01:12:20.960ever is it true that there's a law is it true that there's a law that came into play that after
01:12:26.880hezbollah um uh liberated uh the um the the country from israel that they were able to actually
01:12:33.720take on take over as the official armed forces but they chose not to do that to avoid a civil war
01:12:39.040is that true i don't know actually washington not not when they liberated but usually in general
01:12:44.800when when a side of the country liberates the country they kind of de facto take power hezbollah
01:12:51.080definitely refused hezbollah cares a lot about the mosaic quote-unquote in lebanon you have
01:12:56.960officially uh three religions mind you one one of like one is not very present the jews but they
01:13:04.560still you know they can come back whenever they want to be the lebanese right so but
01:13:09.380then amongst christians and muslims you've got uh five sects in islam and seven sects in
01:13:18.080christianity so and one of those five is the shia now in numbers yeah that some are tiny
01:13:25.120minorities you've got the druid like the druids is not bad so shia sunni druids are the main
01:13:30.900muslim factions and amongst the christians is the maronites that is main and then you've got0.88
01:14:06.900Okay. Yeah, I think so. So you have to view it as in with historical context that these societies, the people on that land have evolved together. I mean, Biblo is 6,000 years old. That's a town to the north.
01:14:22.860uh Sidon and Seir they used to be Phoenician cities from so when you evolve together and
01:14:29.620movement comes in terms of Christianity whatever and all its flavors and then Islam comes and and
01:14:36.200then from Sunni to Shia it it happens organically yes of course there's clashes here and there
01:14:43.520but they're one people meaning in Lebanon for instance uh from from the way we speak and we
01:14:49.960dress and especially in beirut you cannot tell who's who we know because we know we've looked
01:14:56.160like the surname says a lot like you know so we know who's who but in general we've always
01:15:02.500we're the same right now the civil war pushed by israel did kind of create this a little bit of
01:15:11.120a schism in terms of where everybody lived the lebanon kind of divided itself geographically and
01:15:17.160the christians got concentrated on one side and the others on on the other side more than before
01:15:23.640it was more dotted towns of many so anyway so so when the civil war ended we got back to existing
01:15:31.480together now on and politically yes we've got for instance the main christian political party that
01:15:38.760no one talks about uh the the front i'll get you the exact name so the free patriotic movement
01:15:51.720for instance that no one talks about it's it's the largest christian political party
01:15:57.000they were allied with hezbollah they had an allyship political like if you will uh front
01:16:03.240in Lebanon in terms of local and foreign politics, but no one tells you about this.
01:16:10.140The problem is that there's a political party called the Falanges and the other one that's
01:16:17.580called the Lebanese forces. Now, the Lebanese forces came out of the Falanges, and these two
01:16:25.520political parties that are in terms of number of people within the party or they're not they're
01:16:33.580not a majority by any means like by any means on the on the lebanese level it'll be hardly
01:16:40.900i don't know if it's 12 or even less and even on the christian they're a minority but they have
01:16:48.040the largest microphone why first of all they they're supported by washington propped up by
01:16:54.060washington funded by saudi arabia of course because because washington uses petrodollar
01:16:59.120of the saudis so and they have the large microphone and they they love to always
01:17:05.120pit christians against muslims and portray the the dynamic in lebanon as if it is that
01:17:12.540it is not that myron and i'm a christian and i live in beirut and many of the the majority of
01:17:20.220the christian majority 65 percent not large majority believe that israel is the enemy
01:17:27.120like like period done that's it israel is the enemy and hezbollah is the resistance
01:17:33.780are there uh are there are there christians in hezbollah or no of course are there christians
01:17:38.400in hezbollah or no there are christians that fight alongside hezbollah part of that same thing
01:17:46.220But in order to be Hezbollah, in terms of theology, it's a bit tricky.
01:17:52.360But yes, they fight within Hezbollah as part of the allyship, 100%.
01:25:48.520The majority of the Lebanese are with the resistance.0.97
01:25:52.740Yeah, you know, that's interesting because
01:25:55.980um i if i'm not mistaken i think what was it naftali bonnet he he called in an airstrike
01:26:00.960um and that airstrike like killed a bunch of children um i don't know if it was in lebanon
01:26:06.540i'm gonna double check because now now i gotta double check but i think that that was uh that
01:26:11.340was one of the big things that uh really pissed osama biladon off that radicalized and that made
01:26:16.220him say i'm gonna declare war on on the west um was that i'm gonna double check it but uh but yeah
01:26:21.800No, I mean, I think, you know, it's interesting because I don't think Americans understand how like, you know, you look at someone else like Hassan Osrali in the United States.
01:26:31.780Right. Or Ali Khamenei or any of these individuals, you look at them and you're like, they're like, oh, man, these guys are terrorists.
01:26:37.140These guys are so evil, blah, blah. But these dudes are like fucking rock stars in the Middle East.1.00
01:26:40.840Like everyone loves them. So it's like it's a complete opposite of of what we think it is over here.0.98
01:26:48.380And I, and I, and I, and that's why I kind of try to educate my audience on like Middle Eastern foreign policy. So they understand that like, yo, what you guys see in American media, what you guys like see and what's reported here. It's not what's really going on over there. Like, it's not like these people, like, there's a reason why these resistance groups are able to last so long. And the reason why they're able to last so long is because they got a lot of support. Like, as well as have been around longer than it's been around for like 40 plus years. It's been around since like 1982. Why haven't they disbanded?
01:27:16.320Well, because, like you said, the people are not going to turn on them because they're the ones that actually liberated them from the Israelis.0.99
01:27:30.920So a lot of people don't understand the dynamics in the Middle East.
01:27:36.940You know, the fact that someone like Hassan Nasrallah got 2 million people plus that showed up to his funeral, you know, that's a big deal, right?
01:27:43.080you look at the funeral for uh the supreme leader of iran millions of people shot up for that you
01:27:48.080know you don't have that level of uh 30 million just 30 million that's unprecedented no funeral
01:27:54.340has ever been bigger yeah that's like yeah arguably the best the biggest funeral um the biggest funeral
01:27:59.340on earth so of all time people love them from different sects yeah yeah yeah raid is a libanese
01:28:06.200christian not a libanese shia i am a shia okay raid is a libanese christian and he was at the
01:28:10.840funeral and he loves say it as well yeah i mean this is beyond just one sect well it's not just
01:28:17.080that it's like um it's it's um like the thing is is that uh they look at it like these guys are
01:28:25.800fighting the um the enemies the oppressors the the the colonists right and that's and that's
01:28:31.620obviously people can get around behind that and then obviously when you use the term terms like
01:28:35.880revolution you know we're going to fight back against these colonialists blah blah you're going
01:28:41.060to be able to garner up an enormous amount of attention you know and and that's uh or sorry uh
01:28:45.040support and and then obviously when you look at like what happened in in iran you know people
01:28:49.720that don't even like the government are going to back the government now because they look at it
01:28:52.420like look we might not like the supreme leader we might not like the government but you know what
01:28:56.180we don't like israel more we don't like donald trump more you know we don't like the united0.90
01:28:59.500states more and you know it completely backfired with uh see we got some retard in the chat saying1.00
01:29:05.560with a thumbs down you're an idiot dude you're literally a fucking idiot um because the reality1.00
01:29:10.440is is that um us attacking iran absolutely united the country and if you don't believe that you're1.00
01:29:15.120a fucking idiot like i don't know what to tell you you're a fucking moron but if i may add a1.00
01:29:18.900layer myron which which you alluded to many things is very important this is the brokenness in if you1.00
01:29:25.220will in the western or the english uh speaking sphere of like the the information sphere in the
01:29:32.140world and especially america and the west so because it starts fundamentally with a flaw so
01:29:38.700the jews or the israelis zionists whatever you want to call them um hey shout out to you ardia0.81
01:29:45.680mario says go back and watch last 30 minutes of the man who saw tomorrow 1908 worse than well so
01:29:49.600okay i'll take a look at it one day the truth right so they can't tell you yeah we we did this
01:29:55.280in 1947 and 1948 and then we stole people's lands and etc etc and now they're fighting back
01:30:02.560but they need to explain to you that somebody's trying to kill them and they need support so
01:30:07.480so what they tried is to to to twist the whole story as if uh they're just being there they're
01:30:15.360there and they're okay and then suddenly the other side is just because they they're muslims and they
01:30:20.740hate the jews see so they from the start the paradigm is completely broken as if like we've0.98
01:30:27.740done nothing it's just and then we tell and then one would ask like if you've done nothing why do1.00
01:30:33.480they want to kill you and the answer is well no it's just because they are muslim and they are0.99
01:30:40.360they are fundamentally against the jews and that is why they're fighting us and that's been the case0.98
01:30:47.540you know for a long time before that it was the PLO is a terrorist organization it's like
01:30:54.340they're just terrorists like we've gotten we've done nothing wrong and that is the brokenness in0.76
01:31:00.060it but but the fact like the reality on the ground if you live in Lebanon in the area most of the0.64
01:31:06.620people Christian Muslim Sunni Shia Alawi Atheist agnostic everybody views Israel as the belligerent
01:31:14.820criminal side and we are defending ourselves you know what i mean and that that is very important
01:31:21.880to to understand and i'll tell you this from the western side they don't and that's what doesn't
01:31:25.960get illustrated in western media at all right that doesn't get illustrated in western media
01:31:29.600which is kind of why i like talking to people that like you know are either living in the middle east
01:31:34.460or understand the middle east because i think it's very important that people understand like
01:31:37.940you know when when we do these wars or whatever we're like actively invading these countries
01:31:43.180Right. So like they're going to obviously feel some type of way. And then, oh, I looked it up. So it's the Khanna massacre in Lebanon. So, yeah. So it was back then. It was April 18, 1996 near Khanna. And back then it was Israel occupied. And it was Naftali Bennett that called in the airstrike that killed 106 people and 106 Lebanese civilians. And that was a big thing that radicalized Osama Bin Laden.
01:32:05.940And he actually specifically refers to the Khanna massacre as one of the things that pissed him off.
01:33:44.700And the guy, like the guy, one of these sayings is that we have all submitted to God in our own ways.
01:33:54.660Some of us through the Bible, some of us through the Quran, some of us through the Hikmah, meaning the Book of the Druze.0.90
01:34:02.700And there is only one enemy that fights us on our land and on our religion, and that is the Jew, find you.0.88
01:34:13.380Not only, because 1938, it was the Jewish movement before the creation of Israel.0.96
01:34:18.800And another thing, like he used to say, for instance, you know, that the blood that is in our veins is given to us on credit by the soil, and when the soil needs it, we need to spill it back, you know, in defense of the soil, stuff like that.
01:34:37.340If you explain it in Arabic, people would think that we're talking about the Muslim fundamental.
01:34:41.700How do you say that? Say it in Arabic real quick. I speak Arabic, so say it in Arabic. How does it go?
01:47:17.700it's really been a colossal embarrassment and failure on uh in this american offensive and now
01:47:23.140they admit there's it's absolutely it's pointless to keep striking the same targets in the straight
01:47:27.000hormones because well we're not achieving any real targets they've hit diminishing returns so
01:47:31.860what have you achieved other than hundreds of dead soldiers you know going on in body bags plus
01:47:37.340thousands of injuries which they of course are lying about the numbers and they're concealing0.93
01:47:41.560it they're going to claim what food poisoning suicide some bullshit excuse you don't have the0.99
01:47:45.540balls to tell the truth but they died because they were killed in action like the invader1.00
01:47:48.940terrorist scumbags they are so fuck this guy and his bullshit propaganda he knew the rest1.00
01:47:53.620who's this truth an occasional missile strike and boats in the straits that's not military strength1.00
01:48:00.260those are the flailings of a failing empire those are the flailings of a nation and collapse
01:48:05.300all right let's uh get into some other news here israeli settlers have reportedly stormed the0.89
01:48:10.600yeah guys this is going to be all geopolitics all right niggas so i hope you guys enjoy we're not0.86
01:48:15.540It's going to be all geopolitics tonight. I'm going to stick to politics. So we're going to cover the news. It's going to be straight politics tonight. This is a smart nigga shit.0.89
01:48:32.120He stormed the compound near the village of Taibe in the occupied West Bank.1.00
01:48:38.040Footage shows settlers inside the Abu Faza compound and around Palestinian homes.
01:48:44.080Settlers have repeatedly attacked the area in the past, often harassing the residents.
01:48:48.120Well, this is the latest in a string of violent Israeli settler incidents in the occupied
02:18:29.840it's not a uh i hate sneaker chat bro like you guys got to stop with that bullshit0.99
02:18:34.080we don't attack allies over here y'all niggas should know that0.92
02:18:42.520so be respectful don't attack the allies dude0.99
02:18:46.560instigating tensions but it's palestinians who find themselves paying the price of that tension0.61
02:18:55.260And we've had remarks from the Israeli army, although very shy, but they're sort of admit.0.99
02:19:01.620Someone's complaining. He's a he's a leftist. Who cares?
02:19:05.260Who cares if he's a leftist? Did you not just see me in a fucking group with a bunch of them?1.00
02:19:10.960And we're having a conversation like, bro, like, yo, you know, you got do you guys realize that you can like get a get along with people that might have different political views?0.98
02:19:18.360I don't consider him a leftist. I think you guys are going too far by calling him a leftist.
02:19:21.580to be honest with you if you're like a devout muslim by definition you're not you you can't
02:19:26.840be a leftist because all of your actual views like conflict with progressive ideology
02:19:33.080so i think i think calling him a leftist is is a bit uh of a of a of a reach admitting that one
02:19:42.420of those who have been killed in till village in nablus has been hit by friendly fire meaning
02:19:47.800the Israeli forces and we've been saying that since Friday and since the attack has happened
02:19:52.140that the Israeli forces started shooting randomly indiscriminately. We have to remember that this
02:19:58.220time is very sensitive because we're getting closer to the Israeli elections and Netanyahu
02:20:03.960wants to stay in power and he wants to appease his far-right members and coalition by showing
02:20:10.400the voters that he will be cracking down more and more on Palestinians and that you had other
02:20:16.600politicians, including the National Security Minister Itamar Bengavir, who today was saying
02:20:21.440that Netanyahu wouldn't have dared to do what he's been doing without the push and the support of
02:20:26.860Bengavir. So he's trying to get some sort of credit for the attacks against Palestinians and the
02:20:32.820region in general. So this period is very sensitive because Palestinians feel, defenseless, feel that
02:20:38.320they have no protection whatsoever. But at the same time, you have Israelis who are trying to
02:20:43.300gain votes on the expense of palestinian suffering i'll just hear us it's always been that way it's0.98
02:20:50.640like who can be a bigger dick to the uh to the palestinians all right give me one sec guys0.98
02:20:55.540hey mc yeah so mcmercy um i got his bathroom i'll be back ninjas i'll let this rock for you0.99
02:21:02.020guys a little bit war when they're completely winning or why are they taking any temporary
02:21:06.420pause so this whole idea that you were um the government was getting rid of the so-called what
02:21:13.080you were calling the far right in iran because they didn't want to negotiate which sounds like
02:21:18.920stupid it seems like you were the government is getting rid of the people that actually have the0.98
02:21:23.460spine to fight and truly finish off this war like well we are finishing it and you're just not seeing1.00
02:21:30.860it because this is exactly what we have been talking about and it is happening just like
02:21:36.700predicted and i don't know why everyone is just breezing over the statement by our supreme leader
02:21:43.740yesterday but it was like the announcement of the new phase of war and it was backed by the
02:21:49.040statements from the head of the army and the head of the orgc now the statement was first of all that
02:21:55.940there is no other way forward but jihad which in this specific context it's not the literal meaning
02:22:04.680at the word, but in this specific context means fighting and resistance. So obviously it means
02:22:13.020negotiation is not our chosen way. It's not about negotiating. But on the other hand,
02:22:18.440Kalibov has said it, and we discussed it like many times, we are going to make them sign this
02:22:24.920agreement and we're going to force them to abide by it. And they're going to be incapable of doing
02:22:31.140anything else we don't want this to become a world war even though there are many countries involved
02:22:36.980and we're hitting many countries actually american bases in many countries but recently
02:22:41.780also a bunch of targets in gcc states in jordan and so on and so forth other than the american
02:22:49.060bases i mean so but we don't want this to become an out of control out of hand all-out war that
02:25:28.000But it's going to get to the point which Iran is going to release the names of those
02:25:31.960killed American troops just because they have nothing to defend themselves.0.78
02:25:36.240And as for offensive, again, their capability is diminishing and they cannot get back to where it was. So for the United States, this path that we have them on, just hitting them when they hit us, when they stop, we're going to stop, but we're not going to go to signing a new deal talking about something new.
02:25:59.040We say, OK, you can get back to what it was. And actually, that was a reference in the Supreme Leader's statement. He said, and this was very good, by the way, the thing that he emphasized the most was the direction, the new direction that Iran is taking.
02:26:15.400and that was Lebanon and Israel, that the attacks there have to stop.
02:26:21.160And Israel was not the party that we were talking to about this.
02:26:25.340But again, not the Strait of Hermose, not compensation, not reparation, nothing else.
02:26:30.880Lebanon was the thing that he mentioned and said,
02:26:34.820this was the basis of everything and we are going to stand on this0.97
02:37:24.660And yes, it's not with missiles and drones because the strategy from the beginning of the ceasefire was work on separating the United States and Israel.0.59
02:37:33.640weaken the capability of the United States in supporting Israel, work on it inside the United
02:37:38.500States to separate the ties as much as we can, and then move on to Israel when the United States
02:37:44.740doesn't have the capability it once had to protect it. And then with the help of the axis of0.89
02:37:50.460resistance that needs to be preserved as much as possible right now, we are going to go to them.
02:37:55.540And we didn't use Bab al-Nandab, by the way, in the beginning of this war at the height of
02:37:59.700everything that was happening. And the head of Quds Force right now, General Qa'an, he said this
02:38:05.540in the midst of all of those conflicts, that the operating room, the command center of the whole
02:38:11.300axis of resistance is now one. They're all acting as one. So you have in Yemen, you have Ansarallah,
02:38:16.860in Iraq, you have the resistance groups, you have Hezbollah in Lebanon, and all of these groups are
02:38:21.460acting as one right now. And then Baba al-Mendab wasn't used in the height of war. We didn't need
02:38:27.200it back then, even though everyone was saying, okay, them, you know, just, just, just straight,
02:38:31.120straight up for Moses clothes, Bob, and that was close, you know, they would be fought, but we
02:38:34.580didn't use it then. Why are we using it now? Why is Yemen starting to get into the war now?
02:38:40.420And the same strategy that the United States is using Ukraine's attack on Iran was to divide and
02:38:45.480conquer. We wanted, they wanted us to be, you know, fighting a war in the North as well, so that
02:38:52.240they can attack more easily in the south and the west and other areas so doing just that isn't some
02:38:58.480foregone conclusion i'm not saying we shouldn't do that and i'm saying there would be a response
02:39:02.640i'm just saying hitting them with missiles right away that's not a foregone conclusion this is a
02:39:08.580tactical decision but you think that anytime we're hit we should hit back that that's not right
02:39:13.900fair mercy mercy let me summarize what you said because you said a lot there but and i just want
02:39:17.640to summarize arguments and truth you can take it right back so truth is making the argument that
02:39:21.540the speed and the level of aggression uh that iran is posting to their adversaries is unacceptable
02:39:27.280and invites more civilian casualties shows weakness in a multitude of other situations
02:39:31.960which i understand mcmercy counter basically said look i understand that we need to get them back
02:39:37.180but at the same time we're fighting two nuclear armed powers huge they have bases in the region
02:39:41.440we're surrounded we have to be strategic with our resources um and then also you made a good
02:39:45.720point mercy mcmercy where you said look if we go tip for tap for every country that attacks us
02:39:50.060we're not going to last that long so we have to be very strategic in how we move because i do
02:39:53.560understand where you said hey look we've had evidence of like Turkmenistan and other countries
02:39:57.180being involved and we can't hit them even though we know that they're involved we have to be
02:40:00.140strategic so your argument is like hey we need to be here for the war not just for the battle
02:40:04.540truth you want to respond to him on that one sure yeah look strategic patience you know only go so
02:40:12.640far at this point i believe you crossed the point of no return you already know what their objectives
02:40:17.520are and what their intention is and that's to wage war continuously against you on their clock
02:40:23.920they don't have sufficient resources to pull it off each day so why would you let them off the0.98
02:40:28.940hook when you know you guys better like the goddamn video i just made this debate 10 times1.00
02:40:33.520better you guys better fucking smash that like button lives and troop lives at risk because you0.99
02:40:39.160know they resort to dirty tactics and they're not just gonna leave voluntarily and accept any type0.99
02:47:55.660You would charge two men at the Bab-O-Med-Dub0.65
02:47:57.940and you'd be charging four at the Shredder Hormuz.0.88
02:48:01.220Then you would leave Israel for last.0.84
02:48:04.120You would take out Jordan, then do Israel.0.94
02:48:06.040Once Israel's taken out and you have the ICBMs,0.96
02:48:08.740then you can be in a position of power0.60
02:48:10.540to either go against the U.S. or diplomats, or diplomatic diplomacy.
02:48:17.940If they don't want to do any real diplomacy, then they find out.
02:48:20.620Then you're a superpower in the region.
02:48:22.460So to make sure I have this right, your strategy is to come to the table in a position of power
02:48:29.260and make it where it's in the U.S. best interest to actually negotiate in good faith.
02:48:32.840Is that fair? By taking out Israel and the Gulf states.0.98
02:48:35.720It's like an ultimatum at this point.0.95
02:48:37.400you have nothing left to gain and by this time oil price is probably two or three hundred bucks
02:48:41.600a barrel which you don't care about because you're already an oil exporter anyway so you're making
02:48:44.860even more money that way and the world's basically begging at your feet because they they need this
02:48:48.460trade for most u.s is uh you know running out of this strategic oil reserve so yes there'll be i
02:48:53.940think a lot more diplomatic begging and willing at that point and uh and then you can actually
02:48:58.360then claim that they're both ending up to be at the icc which they can't dismantle and trump as0.94
02:49:02.220well along with this whole fucking regime including hex that tried for war crimes as well that's the0.94
02:49:06.180deal he made you take out the entire regime and then deal with what's left all right and and and0.97
02:49:11.320just for those people that are listening i just want you guys to all be clear i literally asked
02:49:14.600truth teller specifically if he was the supreme leader of iran what would he do on day one if
02:49:19.460he was in the same exact position so bro's not crazy he's giving you guys a military strategy
02:49:23.840this is strictly a hypothetical guy so don't come in here thinking oh this guy truth is crazy
02:49:27.800this is literally me asking him what would he do if he was the supreme leader so this is 100
02:49:32.120military strategy hypothetical all right mcmurcy what would you do
02:49:36.180Well, I want to first ask a question. What is the bare minimum of number of casualties? Americans, Gulf of State, imagine that they wouldn't resist. No, okay, it doesn't. Okay, okay, it doesn't. All right, you don't give a fuck, but just give me a bare minimum.
02:50:18.980look um just i think truth was pretty clear that whatever it takes so just give us your strategy
02:50:24.440i understand no i would i would i'm just going to give it to you in a moment i just wanted to say
02:50:29.400whatever it takes has one casualties oh no
02:50:32.820i just asked for a number you could say okay i don't want to get it doesn't matter okay that
02:50:40.620is the whole thing oh yeah i just said okay i don't care how many how high it is they don't0.97
02:50:44.980give a shit how many iranians died in the 1980s war did they care a million died0.98
02:50:50.640did they pay any fucking reparations yeah zero nothing so that's how you're gonna1.00
02:50:56.000fucking claim it back be a fucking man grow your fucking balls all right mercy so this is why i'm1.00
02:51:00.820telling you bro just i knew that was gonna happen well it is you gotta just do your strategy1.00
02:51:05.240it's okay he presented okay i'm gonna get to it yeah well the basis of the whole strategy and the
02:51:12.120difference comes from this very unimportant point, seemingly, and that is how many people are going
02:51:19.040to get killed. So the strategy that I'm going to present, which I believe is close to what
02:51:23.500our actual strategy is, is based on this principle of not getting as many people as possible killed
02:51:30.660because it doesn't matter, but life matters. So first of all, when I was talking about the
02:51:35.480whole axis of resistance and you were saying they're with you, you're not alone, you think0.71
02:51:38.740if we invade India or Turkmenistan or Azerbaijan, we're going to ask Yemen to join in or Iraq to
02:51:44.120join in. Obviously, when I said we're alone against them, it's because we won't want them1.00
02:51:49.260to get in. Even with Israel, we didn't want to. And by the way, you just mentioned that first1.00
02:51:53.600Arab states, then Israel. Isn't that our strategy? Isn't that what we've been doing? Because what
02:51:59.180you're saying, it means leave Lebanon for now. You just said, first go to the Arab states and1.00
02:52:08.740mercy mercy that is exactly what we're doing that's why that's why i made sure to ask him
02:52:12.460just to be 100 fair he said the gulf states explicitly he did not say but i'm not yeah
02:52:16.700that's what i'm saying that's what i'm saying that's what i want to pause striking i don't
02:52:20.760that's where we differ no i'm saying the reality of what is happening and iran's strategy is sever
02:52:28.160the ties and that is what we're doing between the united states and israel and then attack israel
02:52:33.220The Gulf states, they have a very limited number of people in position of power ruling over people that are mostly either ignorant or neutral or whatever.0.85
03:02:32.860Well, this is the fine line that I was talking about. Iran has to walk.1.00
03:02:36.880Yes, we are threatening infrastructure like electricity, water and so on and so forth.1.00
03:02:42.260And we're saying that if they hit us, we're going to hit back.
03:02:44.880but to be honest when you look at it they hit iran right now the record is like under six hours we're
03:02:52.080bringing them back to life and we can continue yes it's hurting us what we can manage but for
03:02:57.360those countries if we hit the infrastructure hard there's going to be hundreds of thousands of
03:03:03.080deaths and this is this might not be a factor to many people but it is to us so we're going to keep
03:03:08.760it like military bases radars offensive capabilities as much as possible if we're forced
03:03:13.380doing to ukraine then what are you doing to uh given the fact how would you respond with this
03:03:17.660latest news for ukraine how would you well i i would say that's a minefield because not responding
03:03:22.320would get them like to attack us harder but responding and getting into war over there0.86
03:03:27.880because for zelinski it doesn't fucking matter how many ukrainians get killed so he would happily0.93
03:03:33.540get into the war with iran he's already hitting it over there it's just a changing direction and0.95
03:03:37.820So what would you do? Would you, would you lean on the Russians? You know, would you, would you hit them back directly? What would you do?
03:03:45.340Yeah, I think it would be like an intelligence type of operation instead of a military operation. This is my guess, just, just guessing. But there would be a response to show them that we can hit you without actually doing it and getting to an open war. This would be a wise decision in my view, but I'm not sure on that one.
03:18:50.780by that they knock a fucking school you knock a fucking school they knock hospital you knock1.00
03:18:54.620hospital we'll leave after these these uh scumbags these shabbos they want to sit for the jews cool1.00
03:19:05.260let's work with jewish law then just like your prophet did right we don't we don't become our1.00
03:19:09.660enemy we don't become them we don't become them you're not they get hospitals you can use their
03:19:16.380laws when it comes to war okay you say this is being weak i accept that that's fine agree to
03:19:22.080disagree let's move on well i definitely understand to iran's side of like you know
03:19:25.820well mcmercy side of the uh iran's resolve not to just like wipe out um well not even that not
03:19:32.940to just like wipe out life or try to preserve as many lives as possible it's not what truth said
03:19:37.800truth's not trying to kill everybody but um malcolm nance once said wait wait but in an
03:19:43.320interview with Mario Jufal, Malcolm Nance did say that during the Iran-Iraq war, they were
03:19:47.740considering invading UAE and Saudi Arabia. And I believe, like, now, Iran is, like, fucking 100.98
03:19:54.260times more capable of doing a ground invasion if they wanted to, even if it's, like, a, you know,0.94
03:19:58.820limited occupation, you know, maybe the military bases and have intelligence operations take place,
03:20:05.180right? Like, I think that that could be more than feasible. So I totally see both sides to it,
03:20:09.880though like iran is going to operate from a perspective of well okay we have religious
03:20:15.100you know boundaries we're not scorched earth people uh it's going to be bound by religion
03:20:21.640you're not going to see um maybe like pure machiavellian uh you know dark triad level of
03:20:27.780uh approach going into all of this so i i'm kind of i'm understanding kind of both sides to it so
03:20:34.520this was an awesome debate though awesome debate and we can get to hands um in fact
03:20:38.960Go ahead. Sure. Yeah, please. So because because through the years, you know, being being Lebanese and having watched how Hezbollah has done things, you know, how it just how it got created and then how eventually, you know, it led to what it is today.
03:20:58.060uh i've i've learned two two things that are very important one is that sometimes the approach
03:21:06.080is to get the enemy to restrain itself to to to establish if you will um mcmercy close the mic
03:21:18.420i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry it's fine uh so so sometimes the approach is to add to get the enemy
03:21:25.280to restrain itself so you to establish what is called to establish deterrence
03:21:31.160an equation of the i'm translating from the arabic an equation of deterrence where
03:21:37.520where they know that if they slap they get slapped back and then eventually they they0.89
03:21:45.060they get it through their skull let's say and then and then this is what happens and we have0.73
03:21:51.100So how do you salvage that deterrence with Israel?0.83
03:21:53.140Because what they do then is they lure the U.S. to go fight their war.0.94
03:21:56.760So you slap them hard, they're like, oh, we need America to fight our war.
03:22:01.720Not only that, Truth, you know what they did?
03:22:03.920This is when 2015 eventually, mind you, so we got that, let's say, around 2006, right?
03:22:11.940And then there was no more slapping in general.
03:22:16.880But 2015, they started working on the pager attack.
03:22:21.100So they are evil in a way that even if you get them to deter themselves, they're scheming and planning and trying to get back and sneak your ways.
03:22:35.260So when you give them time, it doesn't mean that they're not working to get back.
03:22:40.660That's also 100% a problem with them.0.99
03:22:43.860Now, on the other hand, I think what Iran, first of all, let's point out to something.
03:22:49.940I don't know if my mercy mentioned it, that when these people call themselves the Islamic Republic of Iran, they're pretty serious about the word Islamic, the way they understand it, both the Quran, that's one, and then with the supreme leader.
03:23:09.740Meaning, what I understand also through Hezbollah is like winning the war is something, but winning the war while displeasing God is losing.
03:23:21.800So it is it makes it so for instance, for instance, truth, when when Sayyidina got killed, right, they got assassinated, you know, with 84,000 tons of bunker busters on the 17th soldiers under the ground.0.88
03:23:38.660My initial thought was, will they launch anything and everything they can launch and just destroy Israel?0.90
03:23:47.560All right. Sorry about that, guys. I'm back. What I miss? What I miss, Ninjas?
03:23:50.880whatsoever it was it was it was fascinating actually hey debate poll is up guys vote for
03:23:58.680me in the poll vote for me in the poll who do you guys think won mercy strat or true strat
03:24:05.040methodology as if that didn't even happen so i think with iran now i think they're trying
03:24:16.680What they said they want to do, and they stated it, they want to make sure to end that war in a way where it does not kick off for the foreseeable future.
03:24:29.560Now, what you said is 100% guarantee that.
03:51:01.060Satellite imagery revealed a convoy of 16 cargo trucks lined up along the main road
03:51:07.860leading to the tunnel entrance of the Fordow fuel enrichment plant.
03:51:11.440This was highly unusual, as such large-scale vehicle activity had not been observed before, suggesting preparations to transport sensitive materials.
03:51:22.080The following day, most of the trucks had disappeared from the site, while a few were spotted about a kilometer away from the tunnel entrance.
03:51:30.240The scale and timing of this movement strongly indicated the removal of critical assets, most likely the enriched uranium.
03:51:37.800Additional satellite images showed trucks and bulldozers positioned near the main tunnel entrances.
03:51:44.240Some vehicles appeared to be involved in sealing off the tunnels.0.93
03:51:48.060Yeah, but the Iranians were able to open up a lot of these tunnels and go in there and get their stuff.0.97
03:51:52.520They opened up a lot of these tunnels again.0.79
03:51:54.020In an effort to prevent inspection of further attacks.
03:51:58.340According to the International Atomic Energy Agency and U.S. Intelligence,
03:52:02.440the underground enrichment halls and tunnel entrances sustained very significant damage.
03:52:09.640Some tunnels were reportedly collapsed or backfilled in anticipation of an airstrike.
03:52:16.740Above-ground infrastructure, including power systems and facilities linked to uranium conversion and metal production, was heavily damaged or destroyed.
03:52:26.960Leaked reports from the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, based on initial battle damage assessments, evidence and expert analysis suggest Iran may have moved nuclear material from Fordow to several possible locations.0.86
03:52:41.440One likely option is the underground tunnel network at sites like the Esfahan nuclear complex, which reportedly remained intact after recent airstrikes.
03:52:51.740Natanz, with its history of underground construction, could also have some of the material.
03:52:56.880Major nuclear facilities like Isfahan and Natanz have the capacity to store such material,