INSOMNIA STREAM： KERMIT TO ZOG.mp3

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00:09:33 I should probably call it bombs away edition.
00:09:37 But it's Kermit to Zog edition.
00:09:43 It's going to be Kermit the ZOG, but that might be.
00:09:47 Might be kind of confusing.
00:09:50 We'll get into why in a little bit.
00:09:53 Kermit Turzai, G Addition works just as well. I'm your host, of course. Devon Stack. I guess we are at war officially.
00:10:02 With Iran or, I don't know, we haven't been at what's the whole thing like we we haven't. We haven't had an official war since World War 2, but, you know, whatever, right, that's just not lots of things. We just don't do the way that it was intended anymore. Right? It just doesn't fucking matter anymore. There's lots of things that, you know, this country was supposed to do and it's just.
00:10:22 Who cares who? And now he's gonna stop him. So who cares?
00:10:26 So you know you can play it all day about like ohh, the Congress is supposed to declare war. It's like, well, they don't anymore and no one cares. So you know what, what does it?
00:10:35 Matter.
00:10:36 What does it matter? It's funny how it is funny though. Think about it this way.
00:10:41 Think how fucked up it is.
00:10:44 That unilaterally, Trump can just order.
00:10:49 Stealth bomber.
00:10:51 Into a a country that's done nothing to us. Really. I mean, you could. You could try to like you know, say ohh well. They've supported terrorism or whatever, right?
00:11:03 And uh dropped dropped bombs on nuclear facilities.
00:11:11 He can. He can just do that, right?
00:11:14 But he can't deport people.
00:11:18 How fucked up is that?
00:11:21 Trump Trump can go in, and I mean, he could have done more than what what he did.
00:11:27 Which we're going to do in a second, I guess you know.
00:11:30 We got we got three nuclear facilities that got bombed.
00:11:37 Trump can do that for Israel, of course. I guess if he had, if he had the deport. Ohh wait, he is. You know what he is deporting people, just deporting people for Israel.
00:11:51 But that's the only time it's happened.
00:11:53 So yeah, it just it's all bullshit. It's all bullshit. It's literally all bullshit. This country is fucking done. It's been done for a while, and so now it's just whatever psychopaths get at the top, which is currently Jews. They can just do whatever the fuck they want and fuck you.
00:12:11 Fuck you. They'll they'll put on a show. They'll put on a show, they'll make it. They'll make you feel like you're involved, you know.
00:12:18 Don't make, don't make it seem like you know it's like those video game.
00:12:22 Things.
00:12:23 You know, it's video games where it's really just a movie. You know, like there's the games where it really what you do and the game doesn't change the narrative at all. They just give you the choices so that you feel like you're you're, you're helping, you know. But it actually does. It doesn't matter. Like, yeah, some character.
00:12:43 Other will say something to you and you're you have like 3 responses. They're all different and it really doesn't matter what you say. Doesn't matter what you do, you you always get the exact same ending. You always get the exact same everything, but it's just there. It's there to make you feel like you're, you know, I'm doing something.
00:13:03 It's not just a movie I won this. I beat this game. I beat the monster or the zombies, or the ghost or whatever when it it was just like a really long kind of tedious movie, because movies are actually better. You don't have to sit there and click something every every fucking 20 seconds.
00:13:21 But that's what this is. That's all this is. That's all this country is.
00:13:26 Is no, it doesn't matter what you click on or what you say. Uh, they already wrote the game.
00:13:33 They already wrote the game. They already decided what the choices are, and they already have the the narrative.
00:13:41 And they'll let you play around and act like, oh, I'm playing the game totally worth the the 49 bucks on Steam or whatever, but I could. I just watched the movie.
00:13:55 Oh look, the graphics aren't even as good as as film quality, but I'm playing.
00:14:01 Yeah, it's, yeah.
00:14:03 That's what it is. It's fake. It's fake interactivity is all it is.
00:14:08 It's very minimal interactivity and it's going to get worse as the as the technology gap gets wider.
00:14:18 You know, it used to be that I really think that's that's really one.
00:14:20 Of the biggest problems.
00:14:23 Is at the time of the founding the technology gap between citizens and the government was almost non-existent.
00:14:33 Almost not existent. I mean, could they?
00:14:37 Do they have access to maybe bigger ships than you know there? There are certain things right, but it was just it was more a matter of matter of money, you know, a matter of money more than it was a matter of.
00:14:51 And not the case anymore.
00:14:55 Not the case anymore. I mean basically the the the weaponry you had.
00:14:59 Up until.
00:15:03 I mean, fuck. I mean actually, like almost like till like the 80's. The weaponry you had access to was.
00:15:09 Was pretty much the same that they had access to. Obviously obviously with some notable exceptions like you know you you didn't have like a, A a stealth fighter or something like that. But yeah, I mean.
00:15:23 It's it's so wide now and it's going to get wider and wider and wider and wider with the, with the AI and the the the surveillance state technology, which there that didn't, that didn't exist. There was no, Sir. You know, it's funny watching when you watch old horror movies, even just from like the 80s or 90s or not even horror movies.
00:15:44 Like some real crime thing where people are so it's like, you know, it's not like scripted. It's like something really happened where people go missing and they don't know where they went, you know, say goodbye to that shit. You know, you won't be able to go missing. You'll wish you could go missing.
00:16:01 All the mystery will be gone.
00:16:05 All the mystery will be gone.
00:16:09 But yeah, it's uh.
00:16:12 Yeah, I guess you know, whatever. It's kind of what I thought would happen though, like in terms of, hey, look, maybe I I don't know that it's going to really go much beyond this. There's a lot of people that think, oh, it's going to be World War Three, World War 3.
00:16:26 And I've, you know, I've said in the past and I still this my head is still in this space of, well, we'll probably go in, do this sort of a thing, you know, go bomb some shit. We're not going to send in troops most likely.
00:16:42 I don't know that Iran has the capability even to really.
00:16:47 Respond that much that none of their none. None of these world powers that would have the ability to.
00:16:56 Go toe to toe with the United States. They don't seem interested. So I mean, I don't know.
00:17:03 I I like I I will say, you know, hope for the best. Expect the worst. Don't be surprised if it does spiral out of control.
00:17:12 But practically speaking, at least the way I see it, you know this.
00:17:15 Is.
00:17:16 I I see us doing air strike type shit and I don't see us.
00:17:24 Yeah.
00:17:24 You know, I don't think it's going under Iraq, but or Afghanistan, but it's always possible. It's always possible.
00:17:34 This was Trump, I guess just, uh, not that long ago. What, a couple hours ago now, for those of you haven't seen it, and now it's seen.
00:17:43 Announcing that the John McCain.
00:17:47 John McCain's ghost can finally.
00:17:50 Can finally stop haunting the White House.
00:17:55 He finally he finally got what he always wanted.
00:17:59 We have finally bombed Iran.
00:18:03 Trump the.
00:18:06 Magcon.
00:18:08 A short time ago, the US military carried out massive precision strikes on the three key nuclear facilities in the Iranian regime, Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan.
00:18:24 Everybody heard those names for years as they built this horribly destructive enterprise.
00:18:32 Our objective was the destruction of Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the world's number one state sponsor of terror. Tonight, I can report to the world that the strikes were a spectacular.
00:18:49 Military success.
00:18:51 Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated.
00:18:57 Iran, the bully of the Middle East, must now make peace if they do not, future attacks will be far greater and a lot easy.
00:19:05 Here.
00:19:06 For 40 years, Iran has been saying death to America, death to Israel.
00:19:12 They have been killing our people, blowing off their arms, blowing off their legs with roadside bombs.
00:19:18 That was their specialty. We lost over 1000 people and hundreds of thousands throughout the Middle East and around the world have died as a direct result of their hate in particular. So many were killed by their General Qassem Soleimani.
00:19:34 Honey, I decided a long time ago that I would not let this happen. It will not continue.
00:19:41 I want to thank and congratulate Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu.
00:19:46 We worked as a team, like perhaps no team has ever worked before.
00:19:51 And we've gone a long way to erasing this horrible threat to Israel.
00:19:55 I want to thank the Israeli military for the wonderful job they've done and most importantly, I want to congratulate the Great American Patriots who flew those magnificent machines tonight and all of the United States military on an operation the likes of which the world has not seen in many, many decades.
00:20:13 Kids, hopefully we will no longer need their services in this capacity. I hope that's so. I also want to congratulate the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan, raising Cane spectacular general and all of the brilliant military minds involved in this attack.
00:20:32 With all of that being said, this cannot continue. There will be either peace or there will be tragedy for Iran, far greater than we have witnessed over the last eight days. Remember, there are many targets left.
00:20:47 Tonight's was the most difficult of them all by far, and perhaps the most lethal.
00:20:54 But if peace does not come quickly, we will go after those other targets with precision, speed and skill.
00:21:02 Most of them can be taken out in a matter of minutes. There's no military in the world that could have done what we did tonight. Not even close. There has never been a military that could do what took place just a little while ago.
00:21:16 Tomorrow, general Kaine, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth will have a press conference at 8:00 AM at the Pentagon, and I want to just thank everybody and.
00:21:27 In particular, God, I want to just say we love you God, and we love our great military. Protect them.
00:21:35 God bless the Middle East, God bless Israel and God Bless America. Thank you very much. Thank you.
00:21:45 We love you, God, but he's so bad. He's so bad at faking, faking, being religious and God.
00:21:56 We love you, God. You're a good guy. You're pretty awesome. God.
00:22:00 You're a pretty good guy. I mean, you're, you know, I like.
00:22:04 I like.
00:22:05 I like baby Jesus Manger Jesus. He's my favorite. It's like oh man.
00:22:15 He's so bad at it. He just doesn't know what he.
00:22:21 Anyway, kind of kind of rich calling Iran the bully of the Middle East and and and what I had planned to do tonight.
00:22:30 Is illustrate.
00:22:33 That to some degree and.
00:22:39 What I ended up doing is I was looking at kind of.
00:22:43 A history of of Iran starting from before there was any real western.
00:22:53 Fuckery and going till today and I wanted to see the motivations behind when we first or not we but the well I guess sort of we too invaded Iran and over through their government and subsequent CIA coups that took place in Iran.
00:23:13 And I came across, we'll go over a brief history of that here in a second. But I came across one of the one of the characters in this story was the grandson of Teddy Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt Junior.
00:23:30 And Kermit Roosevelt junior was high up in the CIA.
00:23:35 And he was instrumental in overthrowing the Iranian government in the 1950s.
00:23:42 And I thought for sure I was like, well.
00:23:45 You know this has worked out so well. All of our shenanigans in the Middle East has worked out so well for Israel, and this was post World War 2, and I wanted to get kind of a feel for it, like at what point did our foreign policy start to be taken over by Zion?
00:24:05 And was, you know, Kermit Roosevelt, part of that.
00:24:09 And.
00:24:11 It was actually a little more complicated than that when it came to Kermit.
00:24:15 And I ended up finding references to a speech that he gave. It was a restricted access speech that he gave to the War College in 1948, and it was a closed door presentation to some generals.
00:24:32 And trying to find a transcript of that was was proving difficult. I finally found a a copy of it and actually filed away at a Jewish library, and they hadn't even done the OCR, so you couldn't search the content or whatever.
00:24:52 And I ended up running the character recognition on it and transcribing it to text. I then found an interview of Kermit talking.
00:25:06 It was when he was a little bit older, I cloned his voice with AI and then I got AI to read his speech. The transcript of his speech that I had transcribed so that we could hear.
00:25:22 What would like it ended up sounding like an old recording because when it cloned his voice that it it also cloned the artifacts of the bad recording that I found of his voice. Because you know that he's we're talking. I think he was born in like 1917.
00:25:38 Or something, right?
00:25:39 And the recording was from maybe the 70s.
00:25:45 It's a little long, but I think it's important, especially at the end when some of the generals asked him questions about Zionist influence in the government and it kind of gives you a little window into what the wasp response was in terms of, you know, like.
00:26:06 You don't get wasp beer than Roosevelt, I guess Teddy Roosevelt and that family.
00:26:10 What kind of their their their response to the Zionist influence in America at that crucial time when the the terrorists and you know Israeli terrorists were committing atrocities in Palestine and it was all very kind of fresh and it was right, right, right.
00:26:31 For Truman recognized Israel as a legitimate country in in the same year, 1948.
00:26:41 But before we get into that, let's talk briefly.
00:26:45 Just to give you some context about where I ran fits in this picture, because this is the kind of thing.
00:26:51 This is not a perspective that Americans ever get Americans never understand. Well, I mean, let's face it, most Americans don't even know where Iran is. They don't know really anything about the Middle East. Even like Zionists, most of the time, don't know anything about the political situation.
00:27:12 The history of the Middle East that you know, if it's not in the Bible, they don't know.
00:27:17 Really anything about it?
00:27:20 So to give you again, give an idea of of why Iran, like why Iran might chant.
00:27:28 Yet another reason after today, I guess, death to America because people just hear that that's just throw. It's like a throw away line at this point. Ohh yeah, we had to get rid of them cause they chant death to America.
00:27:41 And it's like OK, but.
00:27:43 But why right? Is it is? Do they hate us for our freedoms? Is that what it is like they told the stupid boomers in the fucking 90s about all the countries we were invading back then? Is that why? Is it because they they really is that the is that the?
00:28:01 Does that explain everything? They hate us for our freedoms. Or is it a little more complicated than that? And obviously it's it's a lot more complicated than that, but I don't think people understand the full history.
00:28:11 And really, I where I go all the way back, but I'd like to take it back to.
00:28:16 World War 2 and what you had in World War 2 was a country, Iran, that was staying neutral during World War 2 and during World War 2 their number one trade partner was.
00:28:35 Nazi Germany.
00:28:37 Nazi Germany. So that was kind of a problem for Churchill and for Stalin, and they decided to invade.
00:28:48 Iran in 1941 and stopped all the the exports of oil and and and whatever else they were trading with, with Germany and to take over the infrastructure there depots, the the the Shaw at the time.
00:29:08 And put in, I think his his son who was willing to play ball.
00:29:14 So that happened in 1941.
00:29:17 So 1940 just think of think of just if this was your history, imagine that you're an Iranian.
00:29:24 And you're going to school and they're just being honest. They're just actual history class. And they explain to you in 1941 the the British and the Russians invade and throw out the the your leader and install a puppet leader.
00:29:44 Then almost just, you know, only 10 years later.
00:29:50 Is overseen by Dwight Eisenhower, Alan Dulles, who was the director of the CIA at the time, and then the man that we're going to be listening to in a moment, Kermit Roosevelt junior, who oversaw the operation.
00:30:05 Now, the reason why there's a lesson here is, believe it or not.
00:30:12 Kermit Roosevelt was an anti Zionist, was worried about what would happen with a Jewish state in the middle of a bunch of Arab states, was very friendly to the Arab states, and advocated for them.
00:30:33 Now, to what degree his role was also tied to the CIA, we'll probably never know. But at least publicly, he advocated for the Arab states. And so you might think to yourself, well, why would he be involved in this operation to overthrow the government of Iran?
00:30:54 Which would destabilize Iran and also destabilize a lot of the other countries in the region.
00:31:03 And when when that clearly would would put Israel in an advantage, well, it's because, you know, it's like a lot of things the United States does. It was, it was not. It was not intended. The consequences of of of overthrowing the Iranian government were not intended, he thought, actually he was helping.
00:31:22 You know, I'm helping by putting in someone there that would be less friendly to what they saw as possible communist threat.
00:31:32 So they orchestrated, you know, it was a typical CIA color revolution, kind of a thing. Propaganda. They bribed influential people, media manipulation, assassinations. And they eventually deposed the democratically elected.
00:31:54 Prime Minister and consolidated all the the power under the Shah and that was in 1953. Now this is when it starts to backfire a little bit in the 1960s.
00:32:08 You have a more of a the Shah cozying up more to Israel than he is to the West, the Israeli Prime Minister, Levi Eshkol.
00:32:19 And gold Amir, who are you know those are the.
00:32:23 The prime ministers during that period of the 60s through the 70s.
00:32:28 And over at in the US, you had characters like Casper Weinberger over at DoD and a bunch of other CIA operatives. And of course think tanks, APAC was involved, you know, APAC, the the lobbying group that doesn't do anything and certainly doesn't lobby for Israel.
00:32:49 They lobbied for a joint military intelligence sharing program between Israel and the US. You know APAC, the again, the the, the lobbying group that doesn't lobby for for Israel, definitely lobbied for.
00:33:01 At and they started creating a a plan to basically control Iran using both their intelligence agencies and their connections. Iran. And that's when you had the Islamic revolution in 1979.
00:33:22 And that's when you had the, you know, Khamenei's leadership begin. The Shah was exiled. The the puppet, the puppet western Slash Israeli controlled Shah was exile.
00:33:38 In fact, that's whose son they're trying, and we'll probably likely put in there now. I think it's it's either his son or his grandson. I think it's his son. He looks pretty old.
00:33:47 But they're going to pop him in there.
00:33:49 And you had the hostage crisis.
00:33:54 And that's why Ronald Reagan. That's how he got elected by. It was all theatrics, they they worked out through back channels that the hostages wouldn't be released until Reagan was elected and then they would instantly release them. So it would look like it would be like this big it's it was theater. There's this big theatrical thing where, oh, look, they're afraid of rigging.
00:34:16 And that's the way it was, it was advertised.
00:34:19 Then you had the Iran Iraq war, so you had a war between Iran and Iraq in 1980 through 1988, yet Iran Contra. So you had America was backing Iraq. This is how fucked up this is, how much you know how sucked up. We've been in this.
00:34:38 We backed Iraq.
00:34:40 In the Iran Iraq war. But then the Iran Contra scandal, which was around 85 because part of our backing of Iraq and the other side of that was we had an embargo with Iran. And so to make money.
00:34:58 They, you know, for a Black Ops operation to fund the the Contra.
00:35:05 They they sold arms secretly, the Reagan administration and well and Israelis sold arms secretly to Iran to fund their their illegal military operations with the Contras. So you had that going on in the 1980s?
00:35:26 In the 1990s, you know you had more sanctions under Bill Clinton in 9596.
00:35:36 You had the Treasury Secretary, Robert Rubin, another Jew, and and with the help of Congress and act, Iran, Libya Sanctions Act or Elsa APAC once again was involved with that, you know APAC the, the lobbying firm that you know they they don't lobby for anything except for sanctions.
00:35:58 Against Libya and Iran, in this case, at this time, it was Steve Rosen.
00:36:03 Who advocated for sanctions, and that's how that's why Congress backed it up, because they were basically getting paid by Israel. So by this time, our country is already owned, owned by Zaag by the mid 90s, a 100% owned by ZAAG. Yeah, well before that, owned by ZOG, but by the 90s, that was the most philosemitic decade.
00:36:24 Ever. So no one even batted an eye. It wasn't even like a big deal. You were never going to have people on TV asking questions about AIPAC or questioning anything that happened with Iran or or that people just watched The Simpsons and Seinfeld and Schindler's List and went to fucking bed.
00:36:40 And did it all again the next day and no one gave a fuck and so that that's what was going on, you know. Meanwhile, you know, Iran just just being slapped around like a fucking bitch since 1941 by the West.
00:36:53 And this creates a lot of economic problems because you're economically isolating Iran and this creates more as you would, you know, unintended consequences.
00:37:05 Which all tonight's mostly about unintended consequences. And, in fact, our bombing of Iran tonight might have a lot of unintended consequences.
00:37:15 But the unintended consequences, of course, were that you just like when they were banning people and censoring people on the Internet. What happened? Well, what happened was a lot of people ended up on these other platforms where they could speak their mind only now, they weren't trying to pussyfoot around some terms of service. They were just saying whatever the fuck they want and it radicalized people.
00:37:36 Well, same sort of thing. If you're already getting the should end of every stick and you're already getting sanction like what else they going to do?
00:37:44 To you, what else thing? If you're Iran, what else thing I do to you? So it radicalized not just the government, but it radicalized the people and they dug in and got really extremely more nationalist as a result because it was pretty easy to sell the idea that, hey, the whole world's up against us because that's, you know, it kind of was.
00:38:06 Kinda had been for like a long time.
00:38:09 For a long time.
00:38:09 Time. So you know that that happens throughout the 90s. By the 2000s, you have George Bush and Dick Cheney and you know more Jews in the staff, like the NSC senior staff. David Wurmser, leading advocates for a preemptive strike policy.
00:38:31 So imagine you're Iran. You've already, you know, you've had your government overthrown, just like almost once a decade since World War 2. You've got economic sanctions, you're getting slapped around by these big ass powerful countries that you have really no ability to defend yourself against.
00:38:52 Wonder why you want a nuke, right? I wonder why, and now they're talking about preemptive strike policies and they're and they're not just talking about it, they're doing it to your neighbors. They're doing it to, to Iraq. Your next door neighbor. And there's a lot. Lots of people are dying and.
00:39:10 So that might make you a little bit nervous, especially as you see the administration not just in in the Reagan administration, not just in the Clinton administration, not just in the Bush administration, but they're, it's it. They're all fucking Zionists, especially the Bush administration Zionist head to toe. You also see what happens with 911.
00:39:32 That false flag and all of the doors that opens up to all the think tanks and Zionists that wanted to that are writing memos that you know about because you know that these are publicly available.
00:39:44 Demos that that are very clearly stating that you're on a list, that you're you're it's just a matter of time, you know, your days are numbered. You're going, you're going to be destroyed by by Zog.
00:39:56 And so that's that's basically how they exist in in the 2000s. While you know constantly having to deal with sanctions in the the, I guess the outs or whatever people want to call from 2000 to 2010, you know you you do start trying to make nukes and what happens in 2010.
00:40:16 You have the Stuxnet cyber attack.
00:40:20 It's.
00:40:20 You know, Israel is good at military first, you know, they're the first to to use modern terrorism. And they were the first to use a cyber attack, which was the virus that that infected pretty much every computer in the world at one point. Like the majority of computers hooked up to the Internet.
00:40:41 Had this virus on.
00:40:43 And all. And when they when virus antivirus firms were finding they couldn't figure out what it what it did. And that's because it was specifically targeting the hardware that Iran was using to the centrifuges they were using to enrich their uranium and.
00:41:02 It and the attack like put them off balance and they spin so fast that it's like if you ever have a a washing machine that's off balance and you see the washing machine, you know, bouncing around. Imagine that times like a million and, you know, the the machines destroy themself.
00:41:20 So that was the Stuxnet cyber attack that happened in 2010. And then of course, you start having these assassinations after 2010, you had an Iranian nuclear scientists like Mossad, Ali Mohammad Mohammadi and Mustafa.
00:41:40 Ahmadi Roshan getting assassinated. You know, Mossad in the United States is just or we we don't know for sure, but obviously one of the two are assassinating their nuclear scientists between 2011, 2015.
00:41:57 And then in 2015?
00:42:00 You had.
00:42:03 Again, AIPAC, who doesn't lobby for anything, right.
00:42:07 AIPAC never lobbies for anything, and they they, but they do lobby.
00:42:17 They do lobby for uh the a bomb administration.
00:42:23 2.
00:42:26 Essentially.
00:42:31 Trying to RIP up the the the nuclear deal that the Obama administration did with Iran.
00:42:37 And they lobby. They keep lobbying while Trump is president. And that's exactly what what Trump does in in 2018, Trump gets rid of the JCPOA. That's the, you know, the the bad deal. Obama's bad deal. That was Trump. The reason he kept saying that during the the election is he was signaling the Jews, not like they needed.
00:42:57 Signaling that he was their guy, that he was going to get rid of, that that he was going to stop them from having even. Well, as we know tonight, any kind of nuclear facilities at all.
00:43:09 So yeah, the United States makes a deal, makes a deal with Iran, Iran. Fine. Like, fine, though. They're gonna stop. They're gonna fucking leave us alone. And then the United States goes back on their deal. They go back on their deal like, just like a couple of years later. So it's like, how can you fucking trust us? Like, if you're Iranian, how would you ever trust the West?
00:43:29 Or Israel at this point.
00:43:31 You know, they're assassinating your people, overthrowing your government, making deals, and then saying, just kidding, giving, you know, cyber attacking your, your infrastructure. This, this, this has been going on for decades and decades.
00:43:43 Right. And then of course, 2020, Trump assassinates Soleimani and again unprovoked.
00:43:57 So we're just, we're just still like assassinating their guys. And then we started, you know, or Israel and and the United States continues to assassinate people.
00:44:08 Throughout, you know 21 to 20 until today, 2025 and and so this this idea that.
00:44:17 That we are are that they're the bullies of the Middle East is insane to the degree that they have funded terrorism, which I'm sure they have, wouldn't you if this was you? If this is the country you lived in, wouldn't you be funding terrorism if you have nothing else you can do?
00:44:34 So then you're watching as Israel basically commits genocide on the Palestinians and defeats all of your allies, like Hezbollah.
00:44:46 And then, uh, tricks you into negotiating some kind of another agreement which you can't trust, because every time the United States makes agreements, it's just like, oh, just kidding. You know, we're going to kill some of your guys. Well, and then, like, sneak attack, Pearl Harbor style sneak attack from Israel.
00:45:06 They launch a bunch of missiles at you while you think. While you think that you're doing some kind of diplomacy.
00:45:13 Yeah. And then finally, they're just like you know.
00:45:16 We got to shoot back, I guess, right? And so that's what's been happening the last week or so. So that's that's the context, that's the.
00:45:25 Very abbreviated context that Iran is working from, you know like that's that's that's again very there's a lot more to it. It's a lot more complicated than all that, but it those are those are some pretty.
00:45:39 Pretty, you know, solid, solid landmarks. I guess you could say over the last few decades, it really all started. It started because they were giving oil to Hitler.
00:45:52 And and it's just they've been paying for it ever since.
00:45:56 So.
00:45:58 What really, well, that and the fact that Israel or Jews decided to go occupy Palestine and destabilize the entire region by going the one place that literally the the worst place on earth for them to go, the one place they'd be hated the most, and then commit a bunch of atrocities.
00:46:16 Which is exactly what they did. So to give you, you know, a little even more context before we dive into Mr. Roosevelt's assessment that he gives at this meeting, at the time that he gives this assessment, it's 1948, I believe, November of 1948.
00:46:37 Now if you want to go all the way back when it comes.
00:46:40 To the Zionist project, you could you go way back if you wanted 1897. That was the the First Zionist Congress. That's when theater hertzel convened the the First Zionist Congress in Switzerland and founded the the World Zionist Organization and.
00:47:00 So after that, when you would hear like during World War 2, for example, when you'd see those headlines that would say world jewelry declares war on Germany. Well, that, that that's that's sort of what was established in 1897 World Jewel.
00:47:15 In effect, or the way that you know, I guess what people would understand the day was was kind of established by Theodore Hertzel in 1897.
00:47:25 And then they began settling in Palestine early on, earlier than a lot of people realize around 19/08/1909. That's when they started going into Palestine. And, you know, setting up very small settlements. Tel Aviv.
00:47:42 He was the first Hebrew speaking town, so Tel Aviv was founded. You could say, you know, a lot of people think all this happened after World War 2, but this was actually in 1908 is when I think Tel Aviv was was founded 1917. People have heard of the Balfour Declaration, of course.
00:48:03 That's when the the Rothschilds leaned on their their British subjects.
00:48:13 To issue the Balfour Declaration that supported a quote national home for the Jewish people in Palestine.
00:48:21 And again, this was this is prior to World War 2/19/17.
00:48:27 By 1920, the HAGENAU was formed. That was the Zionist militia that was that would later go on to perform a lot of these atrocities like the Nakba. Well in coordination with.
00:48:43 Other Jewish terror groups, but that was the Zionist militia that was set up in in Tel Aviv and in the little small settlements they had in in Palestine at this time. It's it, you know, everyone refers to as Palestine. It's the state of Palestine. They're just like the, you know, it's like Chinatown or it's Jew town in in Palestine.
00:49:04 By 1929, that's when you start to have the first clashes between the Jews and the Arabs that live there. The native are.
00:49:13 You have riots erupting around the the Western Wall because you know you have Jewish holy sites alongside the the Muslim holy sites along. Well, I guess you could say Christian holy sites as well.
00:49:33 And Jews want to dominate everything in that area. And so they're they're basically being Jews and starting fights and starting riots and trying to take control over.
00:49:45 The over that part of the that part of Palestine and expanding, expanding their, their presence outside of Tel Aviv and to other parts of Palestine.
00:50:01 By 1931, the Irgun, now these are like the real nasty terrorists.
00:50:08 They were formally established in 1931.
00:50:12 And they're kind of like the, I mean, they're like an offshoot of the Haganah, but they're more, like I said, they're like the real nasty terrorists that don't give a fuck. And will, you know, bomb British government buildings shoot British soldiers in one case.
00:50:33 They murder British soldiers and then booby trapped the bodies so that when the British go to retrieve the bodies, they get blown up.
00:50:41 Those guys, you know that that's the founding of Israel, by the way, that's.
00:50:44 Their founding story.
00:50:47 1936 to 1939.
00:50:51 You have, you know, kind of well, a lot of unrest between, you know, just basically squabbling between the Arabs and the Jews. You have the Irgun bombings. That's where they they blow up buses, they blow up bus station.
00:51:08 They blow up. You know, cars, people. I mean they're it's it's it's the birth of modern terrorism. So all this terror shit that they tell you that Iranians and the other Arabs are doing. The Jews gave birth to that kind of tactic and as early as 19.
00:51:27 Well, the 1920s really, but it really picked up around the 1930s, specifically 37 to 30, 39. Then you had the the Haifa massacre, Haifa, a lot of people have seen the videos lately of of missiles coming in and and hitting places inside of Haifa.
00:51:47 Well, Haifa used to be occupied by by Palestinians and the Irgun went in there and just started bombing citizens. You know, Arab citizens blowing children up, blowing people to bits.
00:52:04 There was the the there was. So there's the Haifa massacre. There was the Jerusalem massacre. Same sort of thing. Their gun was attacking and bombing Arab civilians and blowing up it was it was civilians. And and and also, you know, killing and injuring.
00:52:23 Westerners that were there also.
00:52:26 Then you had the blood Al Sheikh massacre. In 1939 the Irgun attacked and and killed Palestinian villagers. And we're talking hundreds men, women and children, some of whom they disemboweled.
00:52:43 So this is all this is all happening within like a a matter of a couple of years. This is how Israel got started. This is the birth story of Israel, OK? And this is while, you know, World War 2 is kind of raging on or, you know, getting heated or heating up rather.
00:53:00 And then in 1939, the the British get kind of fed up with it and they restrict Jewish immigration and they try to restrict their their expansion into the Arab areas.
00:53:18 By 1940.
00:53:20 They Lehi was formed, which is another gang, which is another is another based on another terrorist group.
00:53:31 So you had, uh, the argon, you had, uh, the.
00:53:38 The Haganah and you had Lehi and Lehi would specialize more on in, in assassinations.
00:53:48 And in fact, Lehi attempted to create diplomatic relations with Nazi Germany.
00:53:56 To to fight the British.
00:54:00 Little little fun fact.
00:54:02 They they attempted to have to get help from the Nazis cause this was in the middle of World War World War 2.
00:54:10 They attempted to negotiate with the Nazis to help because you know, enemy of my enemy, right?
00:54:17 So that's that happened in 1940.
00:54:20 And that's also when the British labeled the Lehi Group at 1940 as a.
00:54:28 As a terrorist group.
00:54:31 Then in also 1940, the Irgun planned to bomb the s s Patria, a ship carrying.
00:54:39 1800 Jewish refugees.
00:54:43 To prevent their deportation because the British were trying to get rid of all these fucking Jews that kept showing up and so they bombed their own people.
00:54:55 They killed 250 of their own people, blowing up the ship so they couldn't, you know, they couldn't keep shipping people out. So they don't give a fuck. These people are sick. They're fucking twisted. They'll blow it. They'll blow Jews up just as easily. They'll blow anyone else up to you know, they see it. They. I mean, they're definitely they're the kings of. If you want to make an.
00:55:15 Omelet. You got to crack a few eggs.
00:55:17 So they blew up a ship full of their own people. They were getting deported to stop the deportation, and they killed 250 of their own people.
00:55:27 In 1941, there was the the Palmach was created. It's another terrorist group.
00:55:38 And they they also tried to open up lines of communication with the Nazis because they were hoping that the Axis forces in 1941 would get involved in the area and they could partner up with with the Nazis.
00:55:55 And you know that didn't end up going anywhere. But your idea they didn't, you know, they didn't have any. There was no Holocaust porn, apparently, in 1941.
00:56:07 In 1944, the Zionist kept pouring in, especially with World War 2 winning two and end. You had all these Jew Jewish refugees and you had Jewish billionaires putting them on fucking boats and sound to fucking Israel.
00:56:23 And then you had an assassination of the the, the British. What was his name, Lord?
00:56:33 Moyne or something like that. But he was the he was. He was the the I think he was the guy that was in charge of of of that area and they assassinate him.
00:56:45 In 1946, you had the King David Hotel bombing. You know, that was Irgun as well and that killed 92 people. A lot of British people died. Some Arabs died, and even some Jews died because Irgun doesn't give a fuck.
00:57:02 And the.
00:57:07 By 1947.
00:57:10 So we're right before that, this this.
00:57:13 This briefing, that's when the UN starts to propose.
00:57:18 Making essentially a two state solution, they start the UN realizes these Jews are fucking maniacs. They're fucking animals. They're they're blowing people up. They're not going to stop. They've been they've been doing this shit for at this point about 40 years they've.
00:57:35 And murdering people, disemboweling people, beheading people, blowing people up. Booby trapping bodies, attacking civilian targets. They've been doing this shit for, like, 45. That's that's that's the birth story of Israel. Just so you know, doing this shit for 40 fucking years, OK. And so finally, the UN's, like, you know what?
00:57:55 Maybe we, maybe we we separate, we have Palestine and then we have a a Jewish state.
00:58:03 And a, you know, we have an Arab state, so that way, you know, we we can separate them because the Jews can't seem to get along with anybody. And the Palestinians reject it, saying no, like, we don't want to give them any state. This is our, this is our land. And then you have.
00:58:21 More massacres and more Jewish terrorism, and so that that's kind of what's what's going on when they have this briefing. I'll just read some events from 1948 just to get us up to date entirely.
00:58:36 You had the dear Yassin massacre in April of 48. This is when the Irgun and Lehi attacked the village near Jerusalem, killing 100 Palestinian civilians, including women and children. Reports describe extreme brutality, including disembowelment, dismemberment.
00:58:55 And the massacre triggers.
00:58:58 Massive Palestinian refugee crisis. Basically, they all start fleeing the area after. After that in May the next month you have another massacre. This is basically like the knock bow and hear about the knocka. It's called the Tantura massacre, the Haganah.
00:59:17 Forces go in and kill 200 Palestinians and Tantura South of.
00:59:23 And again, same thing. Massive brutality, disembowelment, decapitation.
00:59:31 You know, just think of all the things as Israelis accuse Arabs of doing to them, and that's what they're doing to the Arabs during this during this time period.
00:59:42 And this time they killed double the number. They get 200 of them and and they flee that town. And and the Jews take it.
00:59:48 Sure.
00:59:50 And then Ben Gurion, David Ben Gurion proclaims Israel's independence.
00:59:56 In on May 14th.
00:59:59 And what we're going to be listening to is a briefing from November of the same year.
01:00:04 The British mandate ends and US Truman.
01:00:10 Truman, afraid of the Zionist already at this point there's already enough Zionist pressure and they'll talk about this in this briefing. There's already enough Zionist infiltration in the United States.
01:00:23 In 1948, to where the President United States is afraid of offending 2% of the population.
01:00:31 And so he recognizes Israel.
01:00:35 And then you have the Arab Israeli war, which takes place because all of the Arab states, the surrounding Arab states like Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, they get pissed off because they're like, what the fuck, you know, these Jews are insane. We're just going to go and and and and get rid of them.
01:00:55 But it doesn't really go their way. It doesn't go their way at all, especially because of the the Jews are supplied.
01:01:04 Heavily by well, they're funded heavily by international Jewry, by the way, and by by Trump's dad. When you hear about Donald Trump's dad giving all kinds of money to Zionist causes back in the the 40s, this is what he's paying for.
01:01:24 This is what Trump's dad was paying for, so this idea that Trump is just like, oh, he's getting tricked by Jews. It's funny. It's just you don't. You're just fucking retarded, and and you know, you're like a child and you want to believe that Trump was anything like he was at his rallies.
01:01:41 Bottom line is he comes from a long line of Zionists and people who funded terrorism in Israel since the beginning. So Trump's dad was paying for some of this stuff, and you had a bunch of obviously rich Jews. And like the Rothschilds and everything, funding this stuff and you had illegal weapons being smuggled in from America and other countries.
01:02:01 Because of the Jewish influence and the Zionist influence in those areas in the West, and so they were able to fight the the Arabs and essentially win.
01:02:15 Against all these different countries against Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq.
01:02:20 And at that point you had a mass.
01:02:24 A mass of, you know, is this the thing Israel has been doing since the beginning? You had a massive refugee crisis, you know, all the, all these Palestinians. You had almost a million Palestinians leave the area because.
01:02:38 You know what are you gonna do? You're just you're getting slaughtered everywhere you go. All the Arab countries come to try to help you out. And.
01:02:48 That's, you know, they they lose. They only, I mean, a lot of Israelis died too, but it was they lost 1% of their population in that.
01:02:56 War.
01:02:57 Which instead of 6000 people, but that's.
01:03:00 You know, that's nothing. That's nothing compared to the the losses that the.
01:03:06 That the Arabs faced so.
01:03:11 Anyway.
01:03:12 Right before this briefing. And I think he talks about it. There was the Al Dawa may massacre in October cause they you know there's just so many it's all it's Massacre, Massacre, massacre, massacre. The IDF killed hundreds of Palestinians and Al Dawa may.
01:03:30 And you know, just to they just went, went door to door, literally just shooting every, like, just killing all the civilians, killing anyone who wouldn't leave.
01:03:41 And that's what Jews did to take over Israel. That's how it started. And so that's when you see this footage of what's going on in Gaza right now or I guess you don't see the footage quite as much right now, but what's been going on in Gaza, this is just a continuation, this kind of genocide, this kind of brutality has been going on.
01:04:00 Since before World War 2, I mean this has been going on for like 8. This was going on before the quote UN quote, Holocaust.
01:04:09 And they and and it hasn't stopped and it's still going, and Trump's helping them do it.
01:04:15 Because you know, his dad was helping him do it. So why wouldn't he? So, anyway, Kermit Roosevelt.
01:04:25 Saw this as a major problem, saw what was unfolding with the creation of Israel as a major problem, and he also worked with a lot of the Arab states because, you know, he's he's a.
01:04:40 Obviously, super rich and he's working for the CIA. And so he's got connections out there. So he he talks to a lot of the ruling class Arabs and and tries to assess the situation as far as their view of this. You know what they think of what's going on and why is the West allowing this to happen?
01:05:01 This doesn't seem like it's because at this point the West.
01:05:05 They've been going in there, going into the Middle East, setting up, you know, oil refineries and trying to set up relationships with these essentially primitive governments, right? Like the West always does. All right, wait.
01:05:23 Let's.
01:05:24 Good thing that paid off, you know, look at. Look at the.
01:05:26 Black and Middle East. Or look at these Arab countries that now look like futuristic fucking.
01:05:31 Turbo rich cities of you know that you would never. There's nothing even like it, even a little bit in America. Well, that's all thanks to.
01:05:41 A lot of our a lot of our ruling class going in there and setting up colleges to educate their ruling class in Western environments and set up like they did that they they set up. The idea was well, we'll just turn them all into democracies and and welcome them into like the the Federation of Planets like it's fucking Star Trek.
01:06:01 And so that's what that's what they were doing and all these Western educated ruling class Arabs, we're like, what the Hell's going on here? You guys taught us that your, you know, what your ethics are, is that you don't allow, you know, basically these psychopaths to come in and just start displacing the the local population.
01:06:22 You know, and killing everybody like this doesn't like this doesn't seem to compute with all these pie in the sky ideals that you were teaching us at your American College.
01:06:33 And all of a sudden this is where this was the beginning. This was the beginning of the suspicion. The not just Iran, but literally every Arab country began to have of the West, in particular the United States, because a lot of world Jewry was coming from or was in the United States. And a lot of the Zionist.
01:06:53 I I I guess support from non Jews was coming from both the United States and England.
01:07:01 And so that was, that was really a a, it was beginning to be an eye opener for the Arab states that like, what the fuck, you know, Hitler, Hitler might have had, might have been onto something with all these, all these posters, you know, with, with Jews controlling American politicians like puppets, you know, this, this doesn't seem right.
01:07:23 So this was a secret meeting with all that out of the way, and I'm sorry, it was a little bit long, but it's just, you know, you know, a lot of people don't realize the.
01:07:31 You know that it's as brief as as I can make it. That's kind of a a rough picture as to where, you know where we pick up here and this is going to be kind of long, but I think it's it. I think it's going to be interesting for a lot of people this is.
01:07:47 Kermit Kermit Roosevelt Junior giving his assessment to a room full of generals about what to do about the the Jewish problem and what the Arab view of things was.
01:08:04 And I'm going to play.
01:08:05 OK.
01:08:07 Long chunks of it, probably because.
01:08:10 It doesn't require a whole lot of commentary, but I'll pause it when I think there's places where it needs some kind of of explanation. But like I said, this is something that no one most likely no one or very few have read very few people in the world have probably read this and nobody has heard this.
01:08:30 In his voice now, because it is AI, it fucks up a little bit here and there, but it's it's actually it sounds like it recording. It sounds like an old recording. How I imagine he would. He would have delivered this speech. So this is about as close as you're ever going to get to being in that secret room. That secret meeting with the generals at the War College.
01:08:51 Listening to Kermit Roosevelt delivering his speech, the Arab position on Palestine in 1948.
01:09:02 So here we go without further ado.
01:09:04 Now we come to the Arab case for Palestine. I assume I don't have to spell out the Zionist case, so you will understand what the Arabs are up against. The Arab case for Palestine is an extremely simple one. As you know, it is based upon the.
01:09:21 The people who have inhabited the land for many generations have the best possible claim to that land as a matter of fact, most of the Arab arguments for their case in Palestine are taken from American and Democratic thought. Many of the leading Arabs.
01:09:42 And since have been trained in American schools and colleges.
01:09:46 In the Middle East and of course, a number of them have received further training in this country. The American University at Beirut has trained an amazingly high percentage of the important Arab leaders. Those Arab leaders were told by their instructors.
01:10:05 And professors at the AUB. What the basic principles of American democracy.
01:10:12 Were they were told that we believe friends is in the self determination of peoples, they were told we believed in the right of people inhabiting a land to determine the future of that land by a free uncoerced election. And the Arab said that was just what they wanted.
01:10:32 In Palestine, they said what we want is entirely consistent with what you people told us democracy was.
01:10:43 And now we cannot see why you don't support us. The disillusionment which has been created in the Arab mind by American policy on Palestine is one of the most extreme forms of disillusionment I have seen anywhere in the world.
01:11:05 So this is again he's he's talking about how all these Arab leaders that we've been trying to westernize for decades and and we've been trying, you know, by putting them through our colleges, which I I don't understand why we did any of this. OK. Really. And but it's also kind of funny because you're going to hear.
01:11:25 A lot of arguments that are going to sound suspiciously like white people arguments getting replaced in their lands.
01:11:33 And here's here's the thing.
01:11:37 I think 1 of you know a lot of people try to wrap their head around. Well, why are white people putting themselves or their ruling class, at least putting themselves in this suicidal position and like, how do we get here? How do we get to this point where our white ruling class is so self interested and so?
01:11:56 Narcissistic and sociopathic and psychotic. Really, that they don't really give a fuck what happens to white people as long as the Jew check keeps.
01:12:07 Clearing, and I think this is kind of getting to the heart of that, that the white ruling class at a certain point in time, stop giving a fuck about principles. They stopped having. This is why I'm so big on having principles and having values and not just always doing what what seems expedient like Oh well.
01:12:27 If we even though this goes against my value system, if we do this, it will give us a win in the short term.
01:12:33 Because the more you do that, the less you have any kind of value system at all. And next thing you know, you're in this kind of situation where you have no moral high ground, then you have no morals. And if you look at this inconsistency that the Arabs are first, you know, witnessing in 1948 between what the West says that it does.
01:12:53 And what the West says they believe in, and then what they actually do.
01:12:57 It it's troubling to them because they they believed it. All the bullshit. They believed the hype just as as much as a lot of these these boomers whose you know, well, less boomers, but probably Gen. Xers whose heads are exploding because, you know, they thought Trump was the the anti war. I thought he was the anti war gone now he's bombing.
01:13:17 And it's like they can't because they believe the hype. They believe the fucking hype and.
01:13:22 If you want to know how we would get in a situation where they don't give a fuck about demographic replacement, this is this.
01:13:29 Is.
01:13:30 They didn't give a fuck about.
01:13:31 It here.
01:13:32 They didn't give a they they were. They were just making calculations that were independent of any kind of value system that would include honoring the demographic replacement of people.
01:13:43 Now I know there's already. I already know there's going to be people that try to point out ohh is not what you guys did to the Indians. Devon, you've made excuses for the white settlers that have come in. Well, no, that that was radically different relationship. First of all, there was no.
01:13:58 There were not like like civilizations as far as like towns and cities, you know, established civilizations in the way that there were in the Middle East, right where there was, you know, like there were already cities that existed for thousands of years that didn't happen and there was nothing like that in the United States. But not only that, as we've gone over in a lot of these streams.
01:14:19 Where we look at these initial.
01:14:20 Social encounters with the the native population in the United States are people. When they came here to settle, the United States did so with a with, with agreements with the locals, where they were purchasing land, they were making treaties. They weren't just going around slaughtering everyone that lived in a particular area because they wanted to live there.
01:14:43 In fact, the relationship was quite the opposite. There was often times agreements were reached with Indians and then the Indian chief dies and the sun takes over and decides. Let's kill all the white people. So totally different, totally different in that.
01:14:57 In fact, because you have you have in the case of the Israelis, you have a bunch of people show up where there's already a civilization and there is no attempt made to make any kind of deals. In fact, if anything, every time a deal was suggested, the any in fact he'll he'll. He'll talk about that in his.
01:15:18 Presentation here. Anytime a deal is presented to the Jews, they.
01:15:22 They they form another terrorist group and then kill about 300 people. So this this is totally different, but that is something I think that a lot of people will, will will try to make. They'll try to reframe it. So it's some kind of hypocrisy to be upset that the Jews. And that's what you'll hear. In fact, a lot of times.
01:15:43 Even from Jews themselves, they're like, oh, well, it's just like when the American, you know, when the Europeans came to America.
01:15:50 And you guys, you know, you killed all the Indians or whatever and it's like not really. It's actually not like that at all. You guys were fucking insane. You guys were like, brutal, brutal psychopaths. They were going around murdering all the inhabitants. And, you know, men, women and children and strapping bombs to buses.
01:16:10 And just, you know, indiscriminately killing people and committing terrorism, you didn't have, Puritans weren't committing terrorism on the local tribes. They were trying to confirm to Christianity and live with them. You know, like that that's literally that was the mistake they made, if anything, that they were too. They were too nice and too trusting.
01:16:28 So not that there was never any kind of Indian atrocity at the hands of white people. Like I'm sure that happened. You know, just.
01:16:39 By virtue of the the proximity in in the back and forth that was going on, I'm not saying we were always the good guys, but this is not.
01:16:46 Apples and apples.
01:16:48 And so you have this issue where Western countries who have, who have behaved in a when they have colonized other places like, well, I don't know, I can't, I can't know if I can speak.
01:17:01 About the the British Empire.
01:17:04 I think their history is a little bloodier, but, but as far as the Americans go, you know, we had a, a, A history of treating, treating people fairly when we would expand into other places, there might be people that would argue, but no behavior that rose to the level of the Israelis. And so we're teaching these Arabs that we have these.
01:17:23 High and mighty ideals, the democracy, you know the will of the people, this sort of a thing. And then you have the Israelis acting like maniacs. And the Western countries seem to be on their side.
01:17:37 And it's puzzling they don't know what to make of it. They're just like, ohh, so you guys are just full of shit now. You gotta remember too, at the same time, you have. Russia also wants to be influential in this area now they're not, because at the time the all the oil and gas refineries that were established in the Middle East.
01:17:57 Were basically what would later become British Petroleum. So you had like a, you know, and I think Texaco or or maybe excellent, I don't know. But there were some American, it was American companies.
01:18:12 And British companies that were extracting the oil that were building the infrastructure for the oil wells for the oil refineries, for all you know, the pipelines, all that stuff was being built by the British initially and then by the Americans. And the Russians never really got a foothold. But they wanted, they wanted, for obvious reasons, to have.
01:18:32 Influence in that area. So they were spreading propaganda, talking shit about westerners and and making accusations that.
01:18:41 Basically, we're starting to sound true because of this, this behavior, how we were being inconsistent with what we said our values were when it came to the Jews.
01:18:51 And so the Arabs were starting to think, huh, maybe they're maybe that all this Russian propaganda isn't crazy. Maybe they are just like they just say that they, you know, say one thing, but deep down they're just imperialist and they don't give a fuck.
01:19:06 You can talk to a farmer in a little Arab village in Palestine who has never seen an American who has never had any contact with American life, and yet he has known over the last years.
01:19:22 That the people he has most admired in his Arab community, in his larger Arab community, were people who were trained at American schools and who told him what the American views on politics, on world order and on the dignity of human beings.
01:19:43 Work, even without having had any contact with Americans, he still built up this very impressive image of what America stood.
01:19:54 For and tears would rundown his face as he told you of his extreme disappointment in what he understood American policy to be as far as he can understand it, what the United States has been doing has been in direct violation of everything that we stood for.
01:20:14 We have been supporting what the Arabs and the other Oriental peoples generally regard as a straight imperialist.
01:20:24 Sure.
01:20:26 Now, it may seem surprising to many Americans to hear political Zionism described as imperialism. And yet the Arabs, the Chinese, the Indians and a host of other oriental people say what is imperialism? Imperialism is the invasion of 1.
01:20:45 Country by the inhabitants of another country with the announced purpose of establishing.
01:20:51 Their rule over.
01:20:51 That country and over the inhabitants of that.
01:20:54 Country they say that is what Zionism has done, first, with the backing of British guns and now with the backing of guns, they have procured for themselves and used for themselves.
01:21:06 It is a straight imperialist venture so far as the Arabs and the other Orientals see it. They profess themselves that they are profoundly disillusioned, that the United States and the United Nations should support such a.
01:21:21 Move.
01:21:22 It confirms, of course, in their opinion, many of the harsh things which Russian agents and propagandists have been saying about the United States and the United Nations, namely that all our protestations that we didn't believe in imperialism, were empty and a hoax.
01:21:41 The pretense that the United Nations was set up.
01:21:44 Up to do away with imperialism, to give the peoples of the world a voice in their own destiny is an argument which the Russians describe as a pretence, A hoax. The fact that the United Nations policy in Palestine, by a vote of 33 to 13.
01:22:04 Managed to act against the interests and against the views of about half the peoples of the world.
01:22:10 And particularly the peoples most directly concerned with Palestine confirms in the minds of many Orientals, the Russian statement that the United Nations is simply a new device for old Western imperialism. That is a dangerous idea to have around in the world, particularly in view of the present.
01:22:31 Tensions between the Russians and ourselves it is a view which is gaining ever increasing power.
01:22:40 So you could say Israel poisoned the well.
01:22:44 Israel their bad behavior has essentially been a thorn in the in our side since their creation.
01:22:56 Because that's that's what I was trying to pinpoint. I was trying to pinpoint it. At what point in time that Israel start being our fucking problem, and really it was since day one.
01:23:08 From day one, Israel has been our fucking problem.
01:23:14 Because since day one.
01:23:16 Jews had influence all the way back in the 1940s.
01:23:21 Had enough influence in England and the United States.
01:23:25 To get whatever the fuck they wanted.
01:23:31 And it's even more egregious for the for England.
01:23:35 For the UK, because they were committing, the Jews were committing terror attacks on them.
01:23:43 And then just they, they they folded like a wet paper bag and then just a couple years later, we're sending them guns. The people that were blowing you up.
01:23:57 Not the United States, where my was much better. It was pretty much, you know, pretty much the same thing.
01:24:10 And so the the Israelis have been undermining our legitimacy.
01:24:16 Around the world.
01:24:18 Since day one.
01:24:27 And if you want to know why Arabs hate us.
01:24:31 Why terrorism happens? You know the the terrorism that's not false flags done by Israel.
01:24:37 The actual terrorism, it's hard to know which which is which sometimes.
01:24:42 That's why you want to know why I ran chants death to America. Death to Israel.
01:24:48 It's because this shift's been going on since World War Two. Since the creation of Israel, and we've been backing them up.
01:24:58 Before going on to my second topic, I would like to.
01:25:04 Deal with just one more argument on the Arab case. One more illustration of the Arab point of view.
01:25:13 It has been argued many times on behalf of the Zionist.
01:25:18 That because they are able to do more.
01:25:23 For Palestine in Palestine, resources therefore.
01:25:28 They should be given the right to develop Palestine.
01:25:34 The Arabs say.
01:25:37 In the 1st place that if they had an equal amount of financial backing from outside the country.
01:25:47 Without any expectation of having to repay it.
01:25:51 They too could do a lot more for Palestine than they have been able to.
01:25:59 Now this is going to get in some uncomfortable territory only because I actually kind of agree a little bit with some this now. I don't think this is not this is not the Jewish argument. The prevailing Jewish argument, but this aspect of the Jewish argument is compatible with my worldview in terms of and I've said this about the English settlers.
01:26:19 That came to America that one of the things that the English settlers did was they created civilization where there was no civilization, that they actually may, you know, carved the civilization out of the wilderness.
01:26:34 And this is the argument that the Jews would try to make, they would say, hey, we, we, you know, we deserve this land because the Palestinians are not capable of creating the kind of infrastructure that we are. They don't have the kind of money that we've got. And so we should be allowed to develop the land.
01:26:53 Because they can't. They don't have the technological know how the IQ or the the money and so look.
01:27:02 If you're if you're admitting that you're conquering a place, if you're conquering an area, OK.
01:27:10 Look, it's not a like I said, it's a little uncomfortable for some people to think about, but that's what conquering, you know, land is, and that's what human human civilizations have been doing for eons. And so if that was, if that was the Jews, what they were, if they were honest about that and they were just conquering land and taking it over.
01:27:31 OK. I mean I it is what it is, right? It is what it is but then he gives the the error perspective the like look the reason why.
01:27:42 The only reason why they're here in the 1st place is they said that they needed they were refugees and we we need to take them in as refugees, see. And this is where it starts to sound like white replacement. It's kind of funny. So it's it's a it's a complicated, it's it's a very tricky speech to listen to because it does kind of make you think about certain aspect.
01:28:03 With a if you have an open mind with at least a little bit understanding a little bit of understanding even from the Zionist perspective.
01:28:13 But the the the argument that he says, well, I'll, I'll let him. I'll play here in a second. But to sum it up is he. He's essentially saying like, look, it's it's it's it's kind of like when we talk about you know we are a country now of white people but in a way we're allowing ourselves to be conquered.
01:28:33 By refugees, you know, like all the white countries in the West, you know, this is the Arabs will sound a lot like white nationalists here in a second.
01:28:41 They're saying, look, we had our countries, we had our nations, we had our civilizations here. We let in some of these people because they were, you know, they were refugees and now they want to fucking run the place.
01:28:55 But in any case, they say the argument is irrelevant.
01:29:03 If you are going to determine the rights to a land on the basis of who could most efficiently develop that land.
01:29:13 Then you're going to have a pretty disastrous series.
01:29:19 Of world shifts and revolution.
01:29:23 And if that was our theory.
01:29:26 Then on what ground did we, for instance, oppose the Nazis when they took over various parts of Europe?
01:29:34 Americans always admired the technical efficiency of the Germans. They always considered the Germans were far more efficient than any other European peoples.
01:29:47 And if it is just a matter of efficiency, then why did we go to war with Germany?
01:29:55 Over.
01:29:57 Well, again, she I told you it gets tricky. Alright, good. Good point. Why did we? Why did we?
01:30:06 Over Germany taking over the land of people.
01:30:09 But it also shows the inconsistency, right? It's the Arabs pointing out the inconsistency.
01:30:15 That like, look if this is a valid argument, why did you? Why did you fight the Germans? And I would say you're right.
01:30:21 Good question.
01:30:24 We could be speaking German right now.
01:30:27 Good fucking question, but yeah, of course. Obviously. What what is the ex? What is the origin of the inconsistencies? It's Jews, that's why.
01:30:37 In both cases it's Jews.
01:30:40 Over Germany taking over the land of people who are less able to develop them technically and the Germans.
01:30:51 Yet.
01:30:54 In Palestine, the Arabs say we are supporting exactly the same case. The Arabs put the matter this way. They say, suppose you and your family are living on a little plot of land in a house you haven't had as much money as you might, and the house could use several coats of paint and a little work done on it.
01:31:13 Let's say also that you have been pretty hard worked, your energy has gone out and other things and you haven't been able to clear and utilize every inch of the land on which you are living.
01:31:25 Say there are a lot of rocks and weeds around, but Even so it is your.
01:31:29 Home your family has lived in it for many years and you love it.
01:31:35 Now along the road one day comes some cousins of yours. They knock on the door and they say we are in awful shape. As a matter of fact, you can see that they are.
01:31:47 The world has been giving us a bad licking. We need refuge someplace.
01:31:53 Of course, the Arabs pride themselves on their hospitality. They have an expression ahlan wasalam, which can be interpreted as meaning my house is your house. But the Arabs say we don't mean that to be taken literally. They invite these people in and they earn out, let's say.
01:32:13 And Arab will occasionally admit this to be very useful citizens. They pay for their room and board. They do some painting in the guest room. They fix up the woodwork, they fix a leaky tap in the bathroom, which has been dripping for a long time.
01:32:29 And they find a little plot of land outside, which had been so covered with stones and weeds. You hadn't had time to do anything about it. They work and work on this little plot of land. And finally they grow a few radishes on it. That is fine.
01:32:44 But meanwhile, more and more of them have been coming and knocking on the door and saying you have got to let us in. Finally you decide that things are getting pretty rough. You have to climb over bodies to get to your bed at night.
01:33:00 And when you want to shave in the morning, you have to stand in line for an hour or so to get into the bathroom. You say I am sorry this has gone far enough. We cannot take any more visitors, paying or otherwise. Thereupon howls of protest go up. You are old. You are an ungrateful.
01:33:21 So and so only they don't say so and so.
01:33:25 You are told look at all that has been done for you. The painted woodwork, the tap fixed in the bathroom and the radishes.
01:33:36 You are told you have absolutely no right in view of all that has been done for you to refuse further admission to other people who want to come into your house. Worst of all, you find that some big neighbors quite a distance away who don't know what has been going on at all.
01:33:56 Say yes, these guests of yours are absolutely right. You have to give in and do as they say.
01:34:04 The Arabs say your house is no longer your own.
01:34:10 And they say that is a hell of a price to pay for some radishes.
01:34:19 Sounds a lot like what's happening to white people in the West right now.
01:34:23 This is why you should have values. This is why you have standards.
01:34:27 Otherwise, uh.
01:34:30 What goes around comes around.
01:34:34 What you're listening to is just the the. Like I said, it's the.
01:34:39 Arabs.
01:34:40 Articulating exactly what was happening to them in the middle of the 20th century that is now happening to us as a result of supporting to the the people that were doing it to them in the middle of the 20th century.
01:34:57 Had we not supported the Jews?
01:35:01 The terrorists in Israel.
01:35:04 Over the last 80 years.
01:35:08 It would not be happening to us today.
01:35:17 Like I said, this is.
01:35:19 It's a hard it's a hard thing to listen to a little bit.
01:35:24 Now I will give you one more point about the Arab view on.
01:35:32 Palestine.
01:35:34 It is not only the Palestinian Arabs who feel strongly about it, it is the Arabs in the surrounding countries as well. They feel very strongly about it, as we shall see, and as you have probably heard already, and have certainly read in the newspapers, they haven't been.
01:35:55 Very effective about doing much about it, but their feelings are definitely strong.
01:36:02 Not only in Palestine, but in the surrounding countries where popular opinion.
01:36:08 Which may have been originally encouraged by the Arab governments, is now the main thing which stands in the way of certain of those governments trying to work out a peaceful settlement with the new state of Israel. That brings us pretty directly to the next subject, which is the implications.
01:36:28 Of this struggle.
01:36:30 For the Middle Eastern peoples, the most important aspect so far as the immediate implications go.
01:36:40 Is the fact that the Arabs have taken a terrific licking. There is no doubt about that. The only people who don't know it are the Arab peoples themselves. Their news has been so heavily censored that in many countries they simply don't know the facts at all.
01:37:00 They don't realize that their armies or what they had in the way of armies there have been licked.
01:37:09 Now the Arabs made two serious errors in their judgment on this the Arab governments, rather than the Arab peoples, they underestimated entirely the strength of the Jewish forces, and they overestimated their own fighting capacity. They thought they could do a job on Israel.
01:37:28 In a very short time, with comparatively little effort, and they told their peoples that too, which was about the worst mistake of all.
01:37:40 If this fighting continues and as it develops, it becomes more and more difficult, in fact impossible for the Arab governments to conceal the true facts of the situation from their peoples. You are going to have pretty serious repercussions.
01:38:01 Now just what form those repercussions will take in each individual country may be a matter for some doubt. For instance, the two countries in which I expect the repercussions to be most immediate and most severe would be Egypt.
01:38:20 And Iraq, Syria and Lebanon are more stable and Transjordan is pretty well held in order by the Legion, but in.
01:38:35 Both Egypt and Iraq, the governments are very shaky anyhow.
01:38:44 And you know, they've been those, those, those countries have also experienced a lot of a lot of Western interference as a result of Israel.
01:38:56 And their presence in the Middle East.
01:39:01 In Egypt, the government turned to the Palestine, a venture partner with great relief because it gave them something which would take the eyes of the people off.
01:39:12 Now this this part's interesting, especially because it's not so much like.
01:39:18 It just confirms, I guess that the wag the dog is was a just a common among among ruling class elites. The wag, the wag, the dog. A tactic was just considered old hat normal. This is what you do to govern people. Kind of a tactic because he he basically says that.
01:39:38 A lot of these Arab countries, because of their economic problems, their domestic problems were actually kind of excited to have a war with Iran or with Israel because they, well, they thought they were going to win it. But it it it distracted from their domestic problems and the way he talks about it is, oh, it's just, you know.
01:39:58 It's just like you. You guys know the trick. It was just like, yeah, well, OK.
01:40:04 I get I get. I guess we do now. I guess we do now, but in 1948, you know again there's a closed door meeting with generals and at the War College and he's just talking like it's, you know, like oh you, you guys know that, right? How we go and start wars to distract from from a domestic problems.
01:40:24 Internal conditions and off the weaknesses of the government at home. It is the old business where if you have bad trouble at home, then make trouble away from home so it will distract attention from what is happening at home. Only in this case is likely to backfire.
01:40:37 Very badly. Now it is very difficult to say what form the new governments might take when and if the present governments overthrown. That depends to a great extent upon outside powers. For instance, in Iraq, I would say that there is a distinct possibility that if a popular upheaval comes and overthrows the present government, there is a chance that a new government.
01:40:59 Might come into being, which would be pro Soviet in spite of the fact that the Arabs.
01:41:04 Know perfectly well the Soviet Union has backed Israel just as strongly, if not more strongly, than the United States. In Egypt, it seems extremely unlikely that there would be any pro Soviet government, although it is not beyond the realm of possibility. I think you can say this pretty definitely about any new government produced as a result of disturbances.
01:41:25 Created by the Palestine situation, I think you can say any new government created from this cause is going to be in.
01:41:31 The first place.
01:41:32 More anti foreign than its predecessors and specifically is going to be more anti American and perhaps anti British as well.
01:41:42 Ohh, like exactly what happened.
01:41:46 That's exactly what's happened to all the the countries in the Middle East that we have dicked with and that we've because we of our relationship with Israel, they all fucking hate us.
01:42:00 Including Iran.
01:42:03 So he's warning them like, look, this relationship that we have with Israel is going to create enemies.
01:42:12 That is one form of the immediate repercussions which might be expected. What makes it all the more likely to happen is the very deep rooted Arab fear of political Zionism.
01:42:28 Of fear, which is explained not only by the dangers they see in the existence and the injustice they see in the existence of this present state of Israel, but what the Arabs fear deep down inside of them, particularly those who know now that for the moment at least, Israel is the strongest military force in the area.
01:42:48 Is the further expansion by this little state.
01:42:53 And then he starts talking about how he knows that Israel.
01:42:58 Has expansion, has expansionist ambitions.
01:43:04 And this is this is the year Israel is recognized and and they're, you know, their borders were quite small at this point. They're recognized as a Jewish state.
01:43:15 And already this guys, you know, CIA, you know, grandson of of Teddy Roosevelt plugged in our ruling class. 100% knew that they wanted to take over. They wanted Greater Israel. They wanted to take over the whole region and all the Arabs.
01:43:34 Understood that too, which would make you also kind of hostile to these invaders.
01:43:41 Knowing that they they eventually want to take over that whole area.
01:43:45 Now one thing which hasn't been very widely realized in this country has been the extent to which partition was refused acceptance as a final settlement by the Zionists and Palestine strong elements of the Palestine Zionists from the very beginning made it emphatically clear that they could not accept.
01:44:05 Partition as a final settlement.
01:44:09 Now, when he's talking about partition, he's talking about two state solution.
01:44:13 So as early back as the as the as the birth, the birth of Israel from the birth of Israel, they've wanted to expand, they've wanted Greater Israel and they would they were never going to accept a a Jewish state with borders that were reasonable and negotiated because.
01:44:33 No, no one would ever negotiate what they wanted, which was they wanted the whole fucking pie.
01:44:40 So they've always rejected any kind of diplomatic solution to their being there because their long term plan has always been to take over the whole region.
01:44:53 I believe it was yesterday that reception was held at LaGuardia Airport for a gentleman named Vegan who is the head of.
01:44:59 OK, so this part's pretty great.
01:45:02 This I just read all of those terrorist attacks.
01:45:07 That happened leading up to.
01:45:10 This.
01:45:11 Especially the ergun.
01:45:14 Terrorist attacks all that year.
01:45:17 So just to refresh your memory, 1948, you had the deer Yassin massacre, the Tantura massacre you had the I can't say it. The way may massacre.
01:45:33 You had several massacres where they were dismembering women and children.
01:45:39 They were disemboweling women and children, beheading women and children.
01:45:45 Just slaughtering people door to door.
01:45:49 You had all that going on and what he's going to mention is that the Zionist influence in the United States.
01:45:59 Is and and and the censorship which he'll he'll expand upon later is so much.
01:46:05 That when this terrorist leader who's committed all of these heinous acts.
01:46:12 Just that year, like just that year, it's not ancient history. It just happened like a few months ago. He was disemboweling babies.
01:46:19 And when he comes to America, he is welcomed by the majority of of state representatives and and and senators. And it, like it was like a it well, it was like when, when Netanyahu comes to America, he had he, they had, he had a hero's welcome.
01:46:38 The air gun swallowed me. This is a Jewish terrorist organization, which?
01:46:45 Aside from the fact that has already perpetrated a number of what you might call gruesome terrorist activities such as the garrotting of the two British soldiers kidnapped in the summer of 194647 and the booby trapping of their bodies and the massacre at Daria Scene in April which started the great wave of Arab refugees.
01:47:05 From Israel, when the Irgun forces entered this little village and slaughtered practically every living soul, aside from that which might serve as a slight hindrance to this man's being received.
01:47:16 So graciously by I don't know how many senators and representatives are receiving him. There is a further fact which you would never get from reading the literature put out on this reception that began and his followers, as well as a lot of other Zionists, are specifically stating that they cannot be satisfied with Palestine alone.
01:47:36 That they must have not only all of Palestine, but Transjordan, parts of Syria and Lebanon, parts of Iraq and parts of Egypt as well. It sounds like an ambitious undertaking. On the other hand, the idea that they might take even as much of Palestine as they've taken already.
01:47:54 Sounded like a very ambitious undertaking some years ago. The thing, of course, that frightens the Arabs is not only the sight of these ambitions in the Jews of Palestine, but the fear that the same forces which have supported Zionism so far in its career will also support these new ambitions.
01:48:15 You can be sure that the reception given to this head of the Irgun is going to be reported very fully in the Arabic press. You can also be sure that it is going to have a very disturbing effect indeed.
01:48:31 So he he's warning. Look, you're giving a hero's welcome to like, basically a savage terrorist leader. And that's not going to win us any friends in the Arab world either, because they're going to see this and be like, what the fuck? That guy was literally disemboweling babies like a month ago. And you're, he has a hero's welcome.
01:48:53 This doesn't make any fucking sense. And he's saying like, look.
01:48:57 That's he'll. He'll talk about it later, but that's because the Zionists control the media. But this is 1948 closed door meeting. If you're just tuning in now. 1948 closed door meeting with generals. He's briefing generals. He's.
01:49:16 With the CIA talking about.
01:49:20 The formation of Israel by groups of Israeli terrorists, Jewish terrorists and how America is is supporting them and it's making us enemies in the Middle East. This is from the very from the very first day, from the day, but since, but actually before the day.
01:49:40 Israel was declared declared independence. That this has been a thorn in our fucking side, a a black eye on on Western civilization that we support this shit.
01:49:54 In the eyes of the Arabs, the United States and the United.
01:49:56 Patience has served very much as a stooge.
01:50:01 For the new State of Israel.
01:50:04 We're again 1948.
01:50:09 We are the we are stooges.
01:50:12 Stooges.
01:50:15 Of the State of Israel.
01:50:21 80 years later, we're dropping bombs in Iran like a bunch of fucking pygmies.
01:50:27 In the eyes of the Arabs, the United States and the United Nations has served very much as a stooge.
01:50:35 For the new State of Israel, and they are afraid that process will continue. They see that Mister Jessup is saying in Paris now.
01:50:43 That the United States feels that Israel.
01:50:48 Should make compensation for any additional territories. It should gain over the original partition proposal. On the other hand, unhappy experiences in the past would not make them surprised.
01:51:04 If our position should shift again, it is disturbing to them and it must be disturbing to them to see begin with his very strong expansionist ambitions.
01:51:19 Welcomed in this country by hundreds of prominent Americans and spoken of as the possible next Prime Minister of Israel. That, of course, is the fear which is responsible for the great uneasiness which pervades the Arab world today.
01:51:37 There is one more immediate effect of this Palestine issue, which contributes to instability in the area and that is the refugee problem.
01:51:47 As you know, about half a million Arab refugees, mainly women, children and old men.
01:51:54 Have fled from the fighting in Palestine. They started fleeing right after the Dare Yaseen massacre and the result has been that there are very few Arabs left in the Israeli occupied part of palm.
01:52:07 This time, now the Arab countries are weak enough. Anyhow, they are always just on a just under the margin of starvation and their political stability is a myth. There is no such thing, except perhaps in Saudi Arabia.
01:52:23 And other of the countries which have been far removed from this Palestine crisis, there is no such thing as political stability in Egypt or Iraq, and there's very little in Syria and Lebanon.
01:52:38 Now these refugees create a tremendous burden upon the countries to which they have gone, a burden which those countries are absolutely unable to meet all by themselves.
01:52:52 Unless very effective measures can be taken by the United Nations, these refugees in themselves might create sufficient problems and uneasiness and disturbances to disrupt the stability of certain of the countries.
01:53:12 If not of the whole region.
01:53:16 Ohh, don't worry, Roosevelt. They're all coming here now.
01:53:21 Thanks. Jews creating refugee crisis since the day you were born, Israel.
01:53:28 So again, you wanna know like what you know, why do we have all these refugees cause of fucking Israel, that's why.
01:53:39 Since day one of Israel.
01:53:42 Israel has been fucking over the West since the day it was born.
01:53:53 Especially now that we've got mass transit, you know, before I mean, they were fucking up Arab countries before.
01:54:00 But now they can just get on a fucking boat. Now. Now, in in Jews will facilitate it.
01:54:05 Now Jews will pay.
01:54:08 For the boat or the airplane or the whatever.
01:54:13 Jews will run NGO's to make sure that those those Arabs that they're displacing.
01:54:22 End up in white countries.
01:54:26 But it started the day they were born.
01:54:34 Israel.
01:54:37 It's not our greatest ally. Not by any fucking stretch.
01:54:42 And it makes you wonder how, how, how, it how it seems so opposite to reality.
01:54:49 Why would so many of our politicians repeat that like it's some kind of fucking mantra? Like they get paid 1,000,000 bucks every time they say it?
01:54:58 Now I'm going on the assumption throughout this lecture, of course, that the interests of the United States, as well as the interests of the people of the region, require as much stability as much peace as possible in the area that serves as a perfectly good springboard for a discussion of the.
01:55:18 Implications.
01:55:20 Of these repercussions outside the area, what I would like to do is discuss the two main interests and let us assume that, in broad terms, the British and American interests in the area are largely identical. Let's talk about the democratic interests in the area or the Western.
01:55:40 Interests in the area as opposed to Russian interests in the area.
01:55:46 Yes, I I'd really like to know. I'd like to know what are what, what is our interest in the area? Why? Why is all this fucking worth it?
01:55:53 In the fall.
01:55:54 Of 1947, when the Soviet Union.
01:55:58 Announced that it would support the partition proposal for Palestine.
01:56:05 There were a number of Americans who threw their hats up in the air and said hurrah.
01:56:11 The Soviet Union has seen the light at last. It is going to work with us from now on.
01:56:16 In the establishment of a better and peaceful world.
01:56:22 It didn't take long for most of them to be rather disillusioned on that score. What has happened since?
01:56:31 Does not indicate any very wholehearted desire on the part of the Soviet Union to work with the United States in such an aim, therefore, it becomes necessary to examine the Soviet decision to support partition in somewhat different terms.
01:56:49 We might ask ourselves what the overall strategic objectives of the Soviet Union in the Arab world are.
01:57:00 The first thing to recognize is that the Soviet Union had no.
01:57:04 Positive advantages, no positive assets in that part of the world. On the contrary, the British and the Americans did. We had, and we still have, of course.
01:57:17 Very definite and very important assets.
01:57:21 In that part of the.
01:57:22 World.
01:57:24 When a rather hard headed bunch of politicians and military men say in the Soviet position are confronted with a situation like that where their enemies have something to gain from a region and they have nothing, they came up with one definite.
01:57:43 Answer on it, that is their own position. Cannot fail to be improved, if only by the weakening of their enemy by anything which will spread violence and political and economic chaos in that area in which their.
01:58:01 Opponents have definite assets. That is a perfectly simple principle. It conforms to the policy which the Soviet Union has been following all over the world. There is no reason to think that they deviated from it in Palestine.
01:58:21 Are in the Middle East as a whole.
01:58:25 I think it is perfectly fair to assume that Russian experts.
01:58:30 Agreed with many British and American experts in foretelling that the attempted partition of Palestine would create violence not only in Palestine but spreading violence and chaos throughout the whole of the Middle East.
01:58:47 Area the only difference perhaps, was that the Soviet Union acted on the advice of its experts who?
01:58:55 Said that, whereas the American government chose to go on the assumption which we stated over and over again that the partition of Palestine would bring peace to Palestine and to the Middle East.
01:59:08 As.
01:59:08 A whole.
01:59:10 That assumption would not have been wrong.
01:59:15 So he he basically he goes off on, he tries to blame some of this on. You gotta remember this in the beginning of the Cold War he tries to blame some of this stuff on the Russians saying well, the Russians, they're not helping us settle this. They want it to be chaotic down there. So even though we thought they were helping out, they actually don't have any interest in the area like we do. We've got all this.
01:59:36 Oil stuff out there. And so they only supported the two state solution because they thought it would. It would create chaos and we did it. We support it because we thought it would be good. But it, you know.
01:59:48 So does that mean the Russians are smarter than our people? I don't know. Why do we even see this? The problem? We shouldn't even be why does it matter?
01:59:59 Why does it fucking matter? Why do Jews have to be?
02:00:02 There.
02:00:03 Why? Why are we on the side of the people who are quite literally bombing us and killing us?
02:00:09 Just a few a few years prior.
02:00:12 And the answer is because Jews run the West. That's what it is. And they ran the West in 1948. That's the only answer. That's the only conclusion you can come to. There's literally there this oil infrastructure that he's talking about, that that the British and the Americans have in the Middle East. That's in Arab countries and, and so it would behoove us to piss.
02:00:33 Off Arab countries, when that's where all of our all of our stuff is, we don't, we don't, we don't have like oil infrastructure in.
02:00:41 Israel.
02:00:42 Especially not where you know Israel was defined in 1948.
02:00:48 So it doesn't make any sense.
02:00:51 Which is why I think it it he does. He kind of doesn't really go into that much detail. What the American and British interests are. He just immediately starts blaming Russia for, you know, for not for for, like wanting chaos or something. But it does. It doesn't make any sense. Like there's no reason for us to be supporting Israel.
02:01:12 In that situation, literally none, unless Jews are the ones calling the shots, so you have to assume in 1948 in in terms of the Americans and and the British, Jews were calling the shots.
02:01:26 The partition of Paris and had certain other obvious advantages to the Soviet Union in the 1st place, the Russians liked the very idea of partition, the principle of partition and.
02:01:41 And over again in the United Nations, they would get up and they would say we believe in the principle of partition.
02:01:47 We believe a minority living in the country which cannot get along with the majority in that country has the right to break away and form its own independent state. Well, that has obvious implications outside Palestine to take the Middle East alone, take the countries.
02:02:07 Which border on the Soviet Union, which are now trying to resist and withstand Soviet pressures? Take Iran, for instance.
02:02:19 The Soviet Union has already sponsored one effort to carry out this principle of partition in Iran. There has been an attempt made to set up an Azerbaijan and a Kurdish state there. A Kurdish state could be set up, drawing not only from Iran but from Iraq and Turkey. You could have an Armenian.
02:02:39 State drawing from Turkey and from other of the Middle Eastern countries in Greece, you could set up or foster the advance of a Macedonian state. All of these states have two points in.
02:02:50 Common first that they would be created at the expense of countries which now form a barrier to further Soviet expansion, and secondly that from the moment of their creation they would be under Soviet domination.
02:03:07 So his assessment here again, I think it has to do with cold, Cold War mindset, where he's seen everything through the lens of the expanding, ever expanding, you know, bear of the Soviet Union, thinking that the only reason why the Russians would support.
02:03:24 Israel as a separate state is because they want to atomize. They want to break up any kind of larger countries along their borders so that they're easier to take down and absorb. I don't think that's the case at all. I think that, you know, the Jews were very influential in the Soviet Union, too, in fact.
02:03:42 A lot of a lot of Israeli Jews today, a lot of Israeli Jews today are they themselves or descended from people who are from the former Soviet Union.
02:03:56 A lot.
02:03:57 Like a lot a lot, including Netanyahu, right. So I I think at least. But yeah, so there there's.
02:04:07 I I think he's he's missing the mark on that one, but that's, you know, that's the way he viewed it.
02:04:12 The principles of partition have obvious advantages for the Soviet Union, not only in the mid.
02:04:17 At least, but elsewhere, and I don't think we have heard the last of this idea by a long shot the way the Soviet representatives time and time again went on record and tried to put the United Nations on record as favoring. This principle indicates that they really do have expectations of finding it useful.
02:04:40 There is of.
02:04:41 Course another way in which the Soviet Union has benefited and hopes to continue to benefit from this partition of Palestine.
02:04:51 The Soviet Union has been trying to make appeals to the Arabs, of course, on this.
02:04:56 They have offered to provide and I expect have provided arms to the Arabs, not only to the Arab communist parties, which are not strong anywhere, but also to other parties among the Arabs they have made, however, very little attempt to win.
02:05:16 Explicit Arab backing for the Soviet Union, since that would obviously be very difficult. They have preferred to finance sub.
02:05:25 Aza Arab extremists and anti foreign groups on the same old theory which has directed their policy in all matters, that anything which creates trouble for foreigners in the area works out to their advantage. I don't think it is possible to prove, at least I cannot prove that that the.
02:05:45 COVID Union has been financing the Equan al Muslimin, the Muslim brother.
02:05:52 Good, which is this violent foreign reactionary Muslim group which started in Egypt and which is now commanding a pretty strong following in Syria and Iraq. And they claim in Trans Jordan as well. Now, at first glance, what are the interests of the Soviet Union in the Moslem Brotherhood? Anything that is bound to be more?
02:06:13 Anti Soviet then the Muslim Brotherhood would be hard to find on ideological ground.
02:06:20 But the Xuan is a fanatical group, and it doesn't care where the money comes from. Although it would be anti Soviet, although it's preachings encourage hatred of all foreigners, including the Russians. The Russians think they have a lot to gain by encouraging anything which goes against the Americans.
02:06:40 And the British now, as I said.
02:06:44 So yeah, well, again, just Cold War stuff.
02:06:48 Russians are funding.
02:06:51 Or he, he surmises, he says he has no proof. But he surmises that Russians are maybe funding the Muslim Brotherhood just to create chaos. But you know, who knows? Maybe.
02:07:03 That the Russians have not.
02:07:08 Made an effort to gain positive Arab friendship.
02:07:14 They have stuck with the business of divisive propaganda and propaganda, encouraging hatred against others.
02:07:22 They had, however, hopes of gaining the friendship of minority groups in the area. Not only the Kurds, the Armenians and others.
02:07:31 But also very definitely the Jews, including the Jews in Israel.
02:07:40 One thing should be made clear from the beginning, and that is that the Government of Israel and the majority of Israel's inhabitants are not communist.
02:07:49 And are in no way sympathetic to communism.
02:07:53 The actual Communist Party in Israel is a small and by itself, insignificant body.
02:07:59 On the other hand, of course, the conditions of illegal immigration into Palestine over the last, say, three years have been absolutely ideal from the Soviet point of view.
02:08:12 From the point of view of a group trying to infiltrate agents into the country.
02:08:17 For one thing, most of them have been using forged papers anyhow, so it doesn't really matter whether the papers turn out to be Ford.
02:08:26 Because it is no tip off on whether a man is what he pretends to be or not.
02:08:33 The movement started from the Russian zone.
02:08:37 And it provided a perfect occasion.
02:08:40 For the planting of agents.
02:08:43 Among genuine refugees.
02:08:48 Sir. Again, more, more.
02:08:51 Fears about the Soviet Union makes the point that the the the if if Russia wanted to implant secret agents into Israel be easy because everyone in Israel is using fake documents anyway, because they're a bunch of scamming Jews. So if they find out your documents are fake, it's like they're not going to care because everyone's documents are fake.
02:09:10 And everyone's there illegally, so it's easy to infiltrate. But again, like I said, a lot of these guys, while they're not communists and you know, a lot of people might have been like.
02:09:21 You know like.
02:09:22 Thinking that was a dumb thing for him to say. But it's true. They're not Israel's not communist. They just want us to be communists, you know? I mean, like, it's. It's like Schumer, right? He's he's pro-choice here and pro-life in Israel. So they have they have different rules for themselves and they have for the Western countries that they.
02:09:28 Yeah.
02:09:43 They parasitically suck from so.
02:09:47 He's making the point that the Israeli Jews are not sympathetic to, you know, being communist, that there's the communists that are there in the in the minority and, you know, most Jewish community doesn't say this part, but most Jewish communists are somewhere in the West starting trouble.
02:10:06 And then again surmises that there there must there there would be. It'd be easy for Russia to infiltrate if they wanted to.
02:10:14 As a matter of fact, in the last.
02:10:16 You know he's he's talking to a room full of generals who are ultra paranoid about the Soviet Union.
02:10:22 Last year or so, there has been considerable direct movement from behind the Iron Curtain.
02:10:29 To Palestine, just direct and not even by way of the British and American zone.
02:10:38 So it seems practically inevitable that there have been certain numbers of Soviet agents infiltrated with these refugees, and that they have the nucleus.
02:10:51 And a pretty effective organization in Israel.
02:10:56 They also reliance.
02:10:58 That while the people of Israel are not communistic, really inclined, it still is possible to take advantage of their extremely emotional conditions of their extreme sensitivity and the way they react to anything which appears.
02:11:12 Now this is.
02:11:13 This he starts talking about the oy veying of Jews. Again, they've never changed. They've always been like this. Listen to how he describes the Israelis and and the how they throw a tantrum when they don't get every fucking little thing they want from the United States.
02:11:29 They also realize that while the people of Israel are not communistic, really inclined, it still is possible to take advantage of their extremely emotional conditions of their extreme sensitivity and the way they react to anything which appears to be.
02:11:46 A slight, which has been shown over and over again in the reaction to the policy of this country, where if we don't do precisely what Israel wants, the Israelis are tremendously hurt and upset by it as they are today, for instance by Jessup's statement of yesterday, which they do not consider to be adequate in their support.
02:12:06 And by which they are therefore very offended.
02:12:12 So nothing's changed. We've been dealing with these fucking fucks.
02:12:18 Since the first day since day fucking one.
02:12:22 The Soviet Union has been going right straight down the line for Israel, and as a result, American correspondents report from there that the Soviet Union is presently the most popular of the world governments in Palestine.
02:12:22 This.
02:12:37 They say that basically, the United States is far more popular, with more of the people, but for the time being anyhow, we at least periodically end up in the dog house, whereas the Soviet Union is always occupying the best guest room, there is another way in which the Soviet Union has been benefiting.
02:12:57 From this fighting in Palestine and expects to continue to benefit.
02:13:01 We have been urging that truces be established in Palestine and during the truce period, neither side be allowed to gain any advantage, either militarily or politically. Therefore, during the truce periods, we and most of the world have, at least officially tried to stop the shipment of arms.
02:13:21 To either side.
02:13:25 Which you know, obviously never happened because of people like.
02:13:31 Trump's dad, Jack Ruby. I mean, there was a whole network of Israeli mobsters that were real tight with the Trump's.
02:13:40 That were part of the Israeli gun running operation.
02:13:46 Israel, naturally, is more anxious than anything else to buy arms and to buy.
02:13:53 High oil, which it needs for military and other purposes to make itself strong against the feared Arab attack, and during this period when the United States and the other Western countries would not sell arms to Israel, Israel has turned naturally to the.
02:14:13 One source where she has been able to get them, namely to the countries behind the iron.
02:14:22 She has been buying oil from Romania to refine at Haifa to make up for the fact that she cannot get oil from the Arab countries she has been buying arms, planes and other weapons from Czechoslovakia, also behind the Iron Curtain.
02:14:43 And she has been having to pay for these purchases in dollars. She still gets plenty of dollars from this country.
02:14:53 So now he talks about how potentially America could easily control Israel, but just doesn't.
02:15:01 That Israel could not exist without the flow of dollars. Dollars specifically, not money dollars.
02:15:08 That was it was rapidly becoming the world currency dollars into Israel was the only way they were going to survive. They weren't big enough. They weren't self-sufficient to. They didn't have any. You know, they weren't. They didn't have any kind of economy to speak of. It was literally just money from people like Trump's dad and Turbo Jews from all across the world pumping money.
02:15:29 Directly into Israel.
02:15:32 And if all the United States did was control that, they would fail, they wouldn't be able to maintain themselves.
02:15:38 Each year I should say dollars are now going to Israel at the rate of $200 million a year. The Soviet Union needs dollars. And of course, what gets into check or remaining in hands will not stay out of Russian.
02:15:58 Hands if the Russians decide they want.
02:16:01 So on the one hand, while we have been spending dollars to strengthen, say, the economy of France.
02:16:12 The Soviet Union has been spending dollars to weaken the economy of France by promoting coal strikes and other devices of the sort.
02:16:24 And as long as the struggle in Palestine goes on, they are pretty well assured. Unless the United States should clamp down an embargo of a continuing stream of dollars from Israel to finance their operations in France against the Marshall Plan.
02:16:44 Or against any similar American project.
02:16:50 So again, just like Israel is, is still doing. Not only do we funnel money to Israel, that money is often used against us.
02:17:01 You know, it often ends up in the hands of our enemies.
02:17:05 And so in this case, he's just saying, like, look, all those dollars are going when they go buy weapons, they're buying them from the Soviet Union. And then the Soviet Union uses those dollars that they need to do, you know, covert OPS and and and operations against the West.
02:17:25 Now I have talked chiefly about the Russian interests in this struggle, but it seems to me a perfectly good way of illustrating what American and British interests are we gain from the reverse of the picture, where the Russians want.
02:17:45 Instability and chaos. We want stability, security, peace and so far as possible, the progressive development of these countries under their own steam, but with our help, so that they will form a healthy part in the future of world.
02:18:03 By the apart, which is sound strong and well founded enough so that it can serve as a barrier to the spread of communism. We know that Communism thrives upon disorder and insecurity.
02:18:21 We also know on the other side of the picture that democracy must depend upon a large degree of stability, peace and prosperity, particularly in its early development.
02:18:35 Therefore, every game that the Soviets make as a result of fighting and instability in the region is correspondingly a loss to us.
02:18:50 Now that's that's mostly just. That's weird. That's mostly just again, that's just more rhetoric.
02:18:58 More, more Cold War rhetoric? Ohh for democracy to win. You know we have to we have to have the opposite of what the Russians want those.
02:19:07 What I want to conclude with is a suggestion, or at least an observation on the strength of the.
02:19:14 Hold on. I might I skip the.
02:19:15 Part of it.
02:19:19 Has been hurt.
02:19:21 Whoops, hang on this part.
02:19:29 Or it's almost over guys. I just want to make sure I get those. I don't want to mess apart. There we go.
02:19:32 Who was?
02:19:36 It seems to me my job here is certainly not to recommend what American policy should be, but on the other hand, I think a few comments on the way in which peace and stability could be furthered in the area would not be wholly out of place.
02:19:53 We have seen a pretty serious shock to our strength in the area.
02:19:59 We have seen our natural friends in the area in the Arab countries, let us say, seriously weakened by what has been going on. I mentioned the American University at Beirut and the American University, as I said, has trained a large number of the most important Arab leaders. Those people were naturally and instinctively.
02:20:20 Our friends, our normal friends in this area, have been people who were interested in progress and the improvement of their own lot in accordance with Western liberal standards, and in turn, those.
02:20:33 These people have been largely oriented toward the West, and very often largely trained by the West, one of the most serious results, perhaps over the long range of this Palestine situation, has been that those elements in Arab society have been very gravely discredited.
02:20:54 I was talking to some Arab students just a couple of days ago studying at the State College in Michigan. Some students from Iraq, some students from Egypt and so forth.
02:21:05 And they said to me, we are not only profoundly upset by the actions of America in this matter because we love America, but we think that America might figure that democracy is something which could exist in other areas of the world as well as here.
02:21:25 But they said, you know, this is going to have a very serious effect on all our.
02:21:30 Teachers, when we go home, we are going to be suspected and we are going to be prey for any demagogue who comes along and wants to attack us and says this man is pro American. He went to school in America. He is no good, they said.
02:21:47 Well, no lies detected. He they should suspect him. Why? Why are you sending your kids to America? Why are we letting see? Why are we educating these people? These people in America anyway?
02:21:57 So sorry I that argument's not gonna work on me. I'm not that sympathetic to the Iraqi students going to Michigan State in the 1940s. OK, just like my question is, why the fuck are they here? Why are we allowing all these people to brain rape us? Why?
02:22:14 Why? Why are we giving up our technological advantage?
02:22:19 Why are we letting them leapfrog thousands of years of evolution?
02:22:24 I've never understood this. This is this is the. This is where you get that liberal bullshit this. That same retarded optimism that the the the, the original colonists had when they thought they could just convert the Indians to Christianity and they would, they would turn into white people. It's fucking stupid.
02:22:45 But of course, the point he's making is we've showed destroyed our our reputation with the Arabs who were who were friendly with us and were sending their kids here because they wanted to be like us.
02:22:57 And they they, we've so damaged it because, well, Israel, because we are Israel's bitch. We're so obviously Israel's bitch. Even in 1948 that we've gone from their ruling class wanting to send their children to colleges to by the time they go home, they're going to be looked at, looked upon with suspicion because they'll be poisoned by the.
02:23:18 The Israeli bitches.
02:23:22 That is going to be a very serious and perhaps insurmountable obstacle for anyone in the future who has been to American schools, either in or out of the region. That is another illustration of the way in which our position has been hurt.
02:23:39 What I want to conclude with is a suggestion, or at least an observation.
02:23:44 On the strength of the United States in this position, I reported to you the various ways in which the situation there has.
02:23:53 Once benefited the Russians, our position was tremendously strong. Before this all began and it still is fundamentally, fairly strong now. How long it can stand up under a continuance of the present situation or a worsening of the present situation is another question. But right now the United States is in a position where, if it wanted to, it.
02:24:14 To put a stop to the fighting in Palestine.
02:24:18 But it couldn't because it's run by Jews.
02:24:22 I mean, you're right, physically we, I mean, we, fuck, we could, we could level level Israel tomorrow.
02:24:28 We could drop MOABs and nukes all day long and they wouldn't exist, but it would never fucking happen because we're Jew slaves.
02:24:36 And that's why all these things he starts talking about never happen.
02:24:40 Yeah, it's physically possible. Yeah, we could easily stop, like, the the suggestion he's going to make here is that all we'd have to do because Israel doesn't doesn't exist without our help is put sanctions on whoever shoots first.
02:24:55 And so the Israel Israelis would would know that if they shot Palestinians, they'd lose all their money and wouldn't be able to exist. But easy solution, right?
02:25:07 But we don't do it.
02:25:09 We don't do it because we're we're we're fucking dumb goyim.
02:25:13 That is because both sides are amenable to American appeal, either for one reason or another.
02:25:21 Let us take Israel first, because that is the most obvious thing. If the United States were to declare that any further fighting or any further infringement of a truce or an Armistice in Palestine would result in a firm embargo by the United States on any kind of shipments, including specifically dollars.
02:25:41 To whichever side started the violation, then the State of Israel would have to hold its forces in check as best it could. Of course, it might not be able to control the Irgun, but it would have to make the effort. That is because even though the Soviet Union might go on.
02:25:57 Providing Israel with arms, Israel has got to have strong outside financial support if she is going to survive, she cannot survive otherwise.
02:26:07 He cannot survive otherwise.
02:26:10 So that's why they hate us.
02:26:13 Because Israel is is a monster of our making.
02:26:25 It's like a tumor we've been feeding.
02:26:36 I mean, for fucks sake, it's not only that, it's not just that we can't have an embargo. We're making it illegal to boycott them.
02:26:46 Trump's making it illegal to boycott them or to to talk about the genocide they're doing. They'll get deported.
02:27:01 That's, I mean, that's how, you know, Jews fucking run this place.
02:27:05 She has to be able to count on a steady and large flow of American dollars or otherwise economically. Her position is absolutely hopeless, particularly in view of her ambitions for bringing in large numbers of immigrants. It would cost an awful lot.
02:27:18 To do that, therefore, Israel would have to heed any such warning by the United States. Now the Arabs, on the other hand, would also have to heed it, even though they're all bitter against us now, and even though they are extremely bitter about the Palestine situation, the fact is that they've taken a licking, and they are afraid they may go on.
02:27:38 And take an even worse licking. They also need American support in the way of financial and economic assistance, and they are hopeful that maybe they can get it. The main thing that keeps the Arabs fighting now, in my opinion.
02:27:51 Is the fear that Israel will not be content to stop where she is the fear that Israel may go on and expand almost without limit at their expense, if they could be told that the United States will guarantee them against any further violation of a given set of boundaries by the State of Israel?
02:28:11 Then I think the movement for peace among the Arab states would be very difficult to block. There would be extremists on both sides. It would be extremists who would not want to give up fighting. But I think even though they might continue to commit spasmodic acts of violence, that it would be possible over the long run to control.
02:28:29 Of them, and at least we would be containing the situation pretty much and not allowing it to get worse.
02:28:39 Yeah, file file that on shit that was never going to happen.
02:28:43 The Arabs were right.
02:28:46 The Arabs were right, and we are run by Jews, so we were never going to do anything to stop it.
02:28:52 We were going to fund it and we have and that's why they hate us.
02:28:57 I don't feel that there's any other chance.
02:29:01 Of bringing peace to Palestine, particularly in view of the fact that Israel is obviously the stronger now. I don't feel there is any chance of bringing peace there as long as we continue to say in effect.
02:29:01 Oh.
02:29:17 To two people who are fighting now.
02:29:20 Boys, you have got to stop fighting. We don't like this business of fighting one bit and you have got to stop. And then in the next breath say. But of course, if one of you doesn't stop, why we are not going to do a thing about it. That is what we have said so far. We refuse.
02:29:40 The back the resolution in the Security Council, sponsored by the Chinese and the British, which provided for the use of sanctions against either side violating the truth.
02:29:55 I think so long as we refuse to back such a resolution, then there is the extreme danger that the fighting will continue in Palestine, that it will spread from Palestine and that it will threaten the stability of the whole of the Middle East.
02:30:13 Thank you very much.
02:30:15 And he was right.
02:30:19 He was right.
02:30:21 Now the generals there was that some questions and answers from the generals. I picked out a couple that I thought were.
02:30:29 Interesting here. There was a a Colonel Allen.
02:30:35 Asked, you have stated that the Zionists probably aspire to achieve a national domain considerably in excess of the area they now hold, or even all of Palestine, which again, that's what's happening right now.
02:30:51 What action do you consider would be appropriate on our side to influence them to accept a more reasonable boundary and put it in writing in order that if they should overstep that they will at least have been discredited in the eyes of the world and give us greater lever lever with which to oppose them?
02:31:12 So all these generals, by the way, you can tell the the way they ask these questions and and some of them will make it even more obvious. They know we're cooked. They know that we're run by by Jews and Zion.
02:31:24 Yes. And so they're trying to think of ways they can, at least.
02:31:29 Try to oppose the expansion of Israel and he so he's asking like look is is there a way maybe we can get it you know get them to agree not to expand beyond a certain amount. And that way when they do because they're going to they're fucking Jews.
02:31:44 Uh. At least then we can go to the world. That's that keeps, you know, habitually siding with the Israelis and just say, look, you know, they can't be trusted. They're breaking an agreement. And of course, it doesn't matter. You know, we we know the history of that. They keep expanding and they're expanding right now.
02:32:03 And yeah, it doesn't matter. Nothing's gonna get in the way because God gave them that whole part.
02:32:11 And so this is his answer.
02:32:13 Seems to me that should be done through the United Nations.
02:32:19 The United Nations should be urged to reach a quick decision as quick as possible on a given set of borders. We seem to be pursuing that policy at the.
02:32:30 Comment we have proposed that the original petition resolution, the boarders proposed there and the revision of that proposed by the late mediator Camp Bernadotte.
02:32:45 Be taken and considered together. We have said we will not agree to any change in the territorial provisions of the First Partition resolution.
02:32:57 Which is not acceptable to the State of Israel, but we have said, on the other hand, that if they are to gain more than they were originally promised to gain territory which was outside the original partition proposal for the Jewish state, that they should compensate for that gain of territory.
02:33:18 By giving up something else, if we can adhere to that policy, and if we can get the United Nations to agree upon a given set.
02:33:28 Of boundaries. Then it would be natural for the United Nations to guarantee those boundaries and for the United States, particularly, to guarantee them and to say that any attempt to invade either side would be punished if the Arabs were then to try to take away something assigned to Israel.
02:33:48 He would act against them, and if the Israel government tries to take any further Arab territory, we would act against them. I think the course before us is perfectly clear if we want to and can.
02:34:01 Follow on it.
02:34:02 If we want to.
02:34:05 And we can follow on it. And if we're not run by Jews now, there's that person again, I'm not sure these these are people in the meeting. This just says Mr. Hearn, Mr. Hearn says Mr. Roosevelt, assuming the Israelis depend on the United States for their financial contribution, how long do you think the United States will continue to pour money into?
02:34:26 Short of an embargo, won't that wear out? And then where will they get their resources? I mean, this guy thinks we're going to stop giving Israel money. Yeah, yeah. All right. Idiot. Fat chance of that. But let's see what?
02:34:42 How he answers it.
02:34:45 I don't know how.
02:34:46 Long it will continue. Of course. It would be contributions from chiefly individual citizens, and it has been contributions raised under considerable pressure. I may say, from individual citizens, which has been supporting the Zionist case in Palestine. Now, how long they could continue to count on heavy?
02:35:02 People like Trump's dad.
02:35:06 Contributions from this country, I think, is a question which has been causing the Israeli Government considerable concern. You can see that the prospect that the American contributions may dwindle over the years.
02:35:21 Acts in a sense as a force behind expansion. The Israeli state would have a much better chance to stand on its own feet, economically and politically, if it could take in a lot of the surrounding area. Therefore, while the threat of withholding.
02:35:42 American contributions can act as a deterrent on further expansion, if at the same time we don't put pressure on further expansion, they are going to have to go on getting some contributions from here. Actually, it seems to me that unless the Israelis can accomplish a miracle.
02:36:02 Which so far they have shown no desire to accomplish.
02:36:06 Of creating friendly and neighborly relations with the Arab states nearby, then they are always going to be dependent on outside financial support. Certain of the Arabs who take the long view of this accounting upon that to provide for an ultimate.
02:36:25 Settlement. They figure. All right, Israel exists and we are not going to be able to eliminate it. But eventually the pressure of the economic facts of.
02:36:33 Life is going to make it clear to the Israelis that either they're going to have to conquer us or live with us, and if the United Nations won't let them conquer us, they will have to get along with us. Then the Arabs hope they might achieve some kind of federation in which Israel would make certain surrenders in the field of sovereignty.
02:36:55 But as a result of which Israel would obtain certain economic advantages now that to a few farsighted Arabs, seems to be the best hope for peace over the long run.
02:37:11 Oh, you silly little sand negroes, thinking, thinking that Jews could be reasoned with.
02:37:18 And you stupid fucking white cuck thinking that the Jews can be reasoned with.
02:37:23 So that obviously, you know, didn't happen, then you have a Colonel Ferrand, Colonel Ferran says.
02:37:32 In your view.
02:37:34 Or in view of your remarks regarding the clamping down of an embargo, specifically dollars to Israel and of the large Zionist influence in this country, and this is this is what I found interesting. So let's this is a Colonel 1948, the way he phrases this specifically dollars to Israel.
02:37:53 And the large Zionist influence in this country, and frankly in pretty high positions, do you believe the chances that the embargo is possible? So this Colonel knows what's up?
02:38:07 Based Colonel Ferrand, whoever he is, based Colonel Ferran is like look.
02:38:13 You really think that we could have an embargo when Jews run this place? That's that. That's his. That's his real question. Let's see what the answer is.
02:38:24 I would say the odds are definitely against.
02:38:28 On the other hand, I just don't see how we can go on indefinitely allowing this situation to deteriorate. I don't see how we can allow the Jewish state of Israel.
02:38:39 To invade beyond the borders of Palestine, for instance.
02:38:44 Because that would throw the.
02:38:45 Whole area probably not only the Arab countries, but the other countries as well into complete turmoil.
02:38:52 I think then you would get a situation which would result in a pretty serious war. I think perhaps in that case you would get the Oriental countries sending military assistance to the Arabs. They have promised that in the past, you know, Pakistan for instance, proposed to send military troops to assist the Arabs.
02:39:13 And they didn't, simply because the truce came along. At least that is the story we have on it. If it became clear that Israel was going to invade outside the borders of Palestine.
02:39:25 Then I believe that, for instance, Saudi Arabia, which so far has done comparatively little to aid the Arabs and Palestine, would get scared. And if they did, that would have obvious effects on us. I don't see how, as I said, we can indefinitely.
02:39:46 Allow the thing to go on.
02:39:48 If worse comes to worse, I think we would have to impose an embargo, much as it would hurt many politicians to do so.
02:39:56 Why would it hurt politicians to do so? I wonder. So they're acknowledging, look, we're sogged up.
02:40:02 We're sogged up and, and even Roosevelt here is like, yeah, I don't think it's possible, but we can't just let this go on forever. Well, guess what? We let it go on forever. And in fact, tonight, this whole thing that you were worried about them invading outside their borders, we helped them do. We helped them bomb Iran.
02:40:20 That thing that you said would start a war because it would make all the other Arab countries nervous. Yeah, we we kind of did that tonight.
02:40:26 We helped them do it. And you're right, there ain't no way. Ain't no way in fucking hell. If politicians in 1948 weren't willing to to flex their muscles on Israel. Yeah. Ain't no way. Today we got the first fucking. Well, maybe not the first, but definitely the most Jewish president of all time right now.
02:40:50 So this is the last question that I thought was good because again this is another general that seems to understand the the issue also see this is what's weird that all these generals.
02:41:05 Or no, I'm sorry. The Colonel. This is a Colonel who seems to get it.
02:41:12 He he's basically asking why.
02:41:18 There's there's censorship where we're only hearing the Jewish side of the story in American media and I.
02:41:27 The answer is unsatisfactory to me. He you can tell he gets it, but he he doesn't.
02:41:34 You know, he, he, he beats around the Bush. He doesn't just say cause it's Jews, man. Cause the Jews run the media.
02:41:41 But he sort of does. So this is the the question is we have often heard that the Arab point of view is not expressed in our radio or press, and I wonder if you would comment on the influence that Zionists in this country have on press coverage of the Arab position in Palestine.
02:42:03 And here's the answer to that.
02:42:05 Obviously the influence is very extensive and thorough. The rate at which the Zionists are able to Dragoon big names into supporting their case is illustrated by the reception I referred to, which was going to be given for.
02:42:22 The head of the Argonne, Zvi Leo me, in the New York Times of November 23, there was a full page advertisement. At least I think it was a full page listing. I don't know how many senators, about 100 members of Congress and a whole list of extremely.
02:42:43 Prominent men in public, educational and autistic life giving a welcome to this man. I'll bet 75% of the people on that list didn't know who they were welcoming and didn't know what he stood for, but they signed.
02:42:56 The thing the press has been pretty much the same way. It has been extremely hard to get anything into the press, whether coming from the area or coming from this country, which set forth the Arab case. I am told that correspondents out in the Middle East have sent home time after time stories.
02:43:18 About the very hard treatment that the Arabs remaining in Israel have been receiving from the Israeli Government and none of those stories have been printed back home. The correspondents out there.
02:43:30 As long ago as when I was out there in 1947, we're a very frustrated bunch of guys. They must be even more frustrated now when they write one thing down and have something entirely different. Come out back home. There has been in the last year signs of independence on this question in the press.
02:43:50 Life, for instance, ran an editorial, which was certainly not pro.
02:43:54 Scientist and time has occasionally been quite critical of the Zionists. The newspaper press has been less likely to be critical of the Zionists and I believe it is due to the fact that they are so dependent on big advertising, which comes from department stores. That is the really important advertising and the department stores.
02:44:13 Hey.
02:44:14 Are in the hands of people who may not be Zionist themselves, but they are subject to very strong pressure from the Zionists. I have talk.
02:44:22 In other words, they're Jews.
02:44:24 He's he's trying so hard to not just say Jews.
02:44:28 But yeah, it's Jews. Jews run ran all the the the networks, and by 1948 they ran all the radio networks. They ran all the the movie studios. They ran most of the the major newspapers. They had people at time in life. But I don't think they were the top people.
02:44:48 My time in life, so that might be why that's an.
02:44:51 Exception and, but yeah, he's he's trying real hard to not just.
02:44:55 Say because Jews.
02:44:57 Talk to many newspapermen about this and they say the main difficulty seems to be with the advertising side. Of course, some of the newspaper publishers are also subject to an emotional appeal, kind of friendly insistence that they not allow anything to appear in their papers which could encourage anti-Semitism.
02:45:17 One of the most dangerous elements in this.
02:45:21 So far as our own internal conditions are concerned, has been the way in which the Zionists have identified anti-Semitism with anti Zionism. Sooner or later there is bound to develop in this country strong anti Zionism. There is no strong reason why that should mean anti-Semitism.
02:45:41 But the Zionists are making it all the more likely by their insistence that if you are an anti Zionist, you're an anti Semite. That is 1 pressure which is put on newspaper publishers. There is no doubt that the coverage in the American Press of this whole.
02:45:58 Issue has been willfully inadequate and one sided.
02:46:07 So there you go.
02:46:13 That is the that is the the the secret lecture, the restricted lecture.
02:46:20 That you are probably the first people to, well, no, you're you're definitely the first people to hear that, especially in his voice, since the people gathered in that that room in 1948 and you're probably the first people to even just be exposed to that info because it's not a document that's.
02:46:40 Easy to find, and even the copies of it are not.
02:46:44 I mean, they're just they're scanned PDF's, but they're not. No OCR. So like, there's no you can't copy and paste the text that's not indexed. I had to do all that so.
02:46:55 Yeah, that's probably the first time that these thoughts have been expressed in this way.
02:47:01 In a long time now he did, he did also write a pamphlet that you can get for if you're interested in that. That articulates a lot of this stuff.
02:47:11 That is on archive.org, if you just look up.
02:47:18 Oh, what was it called? I might have it here.
02:47:23 The.
02:47:27 See.
02:47:29 It's called partition of Palestine, a lesson and pressure politics.
02:47:34 By Kermit Roosevelt.
02:47:37 And it came out before he did this lecture.
02:47:43 But you can find that in archive.org it just it's just a. It's a good resource where if you want to see like a text version of a lot of what he talked about, it's a lot of the similar stuff.
02:47:55 And yeah, the the you know, that's why the lecture is called the Arab position on Palestine cause it's the same thing.
02:48:04 Now, uh.
02:48:06 It's it's. It's stunning, especially when you hear him at the end. It's it's like everything that you they they're tiptoeing around it and that's been the problem with with.
02:48:16 Well, maybe it's anglos. Maybe it's because Anglos have this pathological politeness about them and they need to. They need to shed that because that only is is something that there's nothing that's that's adaptive about it. When you live in a multicultural world, especially in a world that includes.
02:48:37 Use because that that politeness is not going to be extended back to you by any of these other groups.
02:48:44 And it's only going to confuse the issue by beating around the Bush and not just saying, yeah, dude, he could have just said, yeah, it's the.
02:48:51 Fucking.
02:48:52 Jews, of course. You're not hearing about this. It's the Jews. The Jews run the newspapers, they run the companies advertising the newspapers. So even like the local newspapers aren't going to.
02:49:04 Publish this stuff. They run all the radio networks, they run to the extent that there were TV networks back then. They run the TV networks.
02:49:12 They run all the movie studios. So yeah, the Americans are are only going to get one side of the story. They're not going to hear about the atrocities of this terrorist leader that heads of state gave a hero's welcome to, and you know, they're they're going to be this fucking thorn in our side and destroy the stability of the.
02:49:32 Of the Middle East and it's going to be this giant sunk cost that Americans are going to be saddled with for eternity for eternity.
02:49:42 And it's all gonna be because a bunch of fucking schizophrenic Jews decided to go and slaughter their way through Palestine and take it over, which again totally fine. If they were capable of doing it themselves. That's called conquest. I mean, look.
02:49:59 I I would have probably some moral issues with the tactics that they use.
02:50:03 But in terms of, you know, you're coming from a, A, a line of descent that includes almost, it's just in fact almost exclusively Europeans that came to America and settled it. And in a way, you could say conquered this land and it will in a way, that's it is it is comparable.
02:50:23 To some, to some extent, to the way that the Israelis have have been conquering Palestine again, it's the same, but there's there's some major distinctions that make it a lot fucking different, important, distinct.
02:50:39 I would still be able to get over it. I'd be able to get over it if they were self, self-sufficient. If it was Jews acting in the same way that my ancestors did where they said you know what, we are going to, you know, get on this boat and we're going to go settle this part of Palestine and we're going to make farms and whatever.
02:50:59 And then as we expand, we'll purchase land from the Palestinians and uh, you know, maybe there's going to be some conflicts, right? Maybe either side will go, you know, Will will won't honor a particular agreement or will be disputes. And maybe there'll be some scuffles and here and there maybe there be wars. Who knows, right.
02:51:16 But this idea that that's I mean, that's not even what happened at all. What happened was, was a bunch of schizophrenic Jews who found that a a organization that linked all of the diaspora together, called the World Jewish Congress, and decided to make basically a an evil, an evil.
02:51:36 Base of operations in Palestine and murder their way to legitimacy and threaten their way to legitimacy and blackmail. Their way to legitimacy.
02:51:49 And only do it because they were funded by they would. They wouldn't build to survive on their own without the financial help of Americans and the West.
02:52:02 Who continue to fight all of their wars. All of their battles, and fund them so that they can have free healthcare. They can have, you know, high tech cities. They can have their ethno state, while at the same time many of the people that live in that ethno state also.
02:52:22 Live have homes in our countries where they advocate for the exact opposite, seek to destabilize our countries, seek to undermine our sovereignty, seek to basically like termites. Destroy the very foundations of our civilization.
02:52:41 Now that is not anything close to comparable to what we have done at all like that like that. So the comparison that, oh, they're colonizers, they're not colonizers, they're termites, they're parasol.
02:52:55 Sites.
02:52:56 They're parasites that that the second you, if you cut them off they would, they would wilt in the sun.
02:53:03 They'd be like that video that that's gone viral where they dunked the praying mantis into a glass of water, and that worm weasels its way out of its ass. That would. That's exactly what would fucking happen.
02:53:17 And it wouldn't take long.
02:53:20 Because they only survive off of the.
02:53:24 The labor and the the the treasure of others.
02:53:29 And the blood of others.
02:53:32 And it looking it's entirely likely we will be brought into a land war in the Middle East.
02:53:37 Again.
02:53:39 Now I remain somewhat optimistic about it just because of the the you know, the the technological disparity between US and Iran and the lack of serious.
02:53:53 Advocates, I guess that you could say, or even allies, that that Iran has, I suspect that Israel wins again, Israel will get what it wants again.
02:54:05 You know, we'll put in another fucking puppet in Iran. Par for the course.
02:54:11 And then in 10 years, it'll be a problem again.
02:54:14 Because.
02:54:17 You know, no one's no one's going to accept that. No one's going to accept the puppet as a leader.
02:54:23 And Iran knows the score. That's their entire history for since World War 2, it's just the West going in there and overthrowing their government and putting in a puppet. And then it, you know, then it gets, they get overthrown. And then sometimes they get overthrown again by the by the same people who install them, you know, it's just it's a fucking mess.
02:54:40 And we're stuck. We're stuck doing it again.
02:54:44 We're stuck doing it again now. I was trying to square again because I, like I said, the whole reason I came across this document was that Kermit Roosevelt was instrumental in the overthrow of the the Persian government back in the 1950s, and I was trying to figure out well.
02:55:04 If he's so concerned with the Arab.
02:55:08 Viewpoint, as he clearly is, or at least you know according to this lecture, he's giving at the war.
02:55:15 Village.
02:55:16 Then why would he?
02:55:18 Want to be involved in an operation like that that is clearly going to backfire on on his anti Zionist leanings? It's going to create a A, you know, a a situation that's good for Israel and it will weaken the the Arab countries that will weaken nationalism.
02:55:39 And ultimately really, what what I think it comes down to is it was just it was fear of the Soviet Union.
02:55:47 Fear of the Soviet Union and some of those things that he was talking about, where they needed that that buffer zone they needed, you know, friendly Arab states that would act as a as a containment to the Soviet Union. I think that influenced.
02:56:06 A lot of a lot of, well, just a lot of foreign policy generally in the United States during during that era.
02:56:14 But it just goes to show how. It doesn't matter if what your intention was, it's because we don't have any kind of moral value system that we adhere to when it comes to how we deal with.
02:56:28 Other countries that when you know it's karma.
02:56:32 You know what's happening to us now.
02:56:34 If we had just said, you know what?
02:56:38 Fuck Israel.
02:56:40 What they're doing is fucked up. Not only that, I mean like.
02:56:44 I said.
02:56:45 Who cares what they or I mean? I cared on a humanitarian level, but I mean to some extent, who cares if they're going in there and and taking over Palestine? They were. They were killing Americans and British just a couple years prior. And you're now you're giving them guns.
02:57:04 It doesn't make any sense. And like I said, the only reason why it adds up is because we have, you know, you know, we know that the the Jews ran the media, the Jews ran the governments in the West and that's.
02:57:17 They've we've been there little bitches for.
02:57:22 Like over a century.
02:57:25 And it's so it's so humiliating because, yeah, white people are only, like, about 9, 10% of the population of Earth. But guess what? Jews are only .2%.
02:57:45 So what? What? So what?
02:57:46 What's the fucking problem here, guys?
02:57:51 It's it's fucking embarrassing.
02:57:54 It's fucking embarrassing.
02:57:58 And that alone should be reason enough, by the way, for you to not vote for someone like Trump that you know, is just basically a a, a fucking shabbos goy.
02:58:08 And that's why you should never support anyone, anyone. Well, I'm being I'm being practical. It's because. No, fuck the Jews. Stop voting for their fucking Jew puppets, you fucking faggot.
02:58:22 You're you're part of the fucking problem.
02:58:26 Ohh, but like the Jews, if we give them what they want, they'll let me have something.
02:58:30 Fuck you.
02:58:32 Kind of pathetic. Warm, are you? Ohh please, Sir. Please. Jew, please let me have something. Fuck you. You're disgusting.
02:58:42 Fucking disgusting.
02:58:51 It's amazing to me that if you look at the right.
02:58:56 The establishment MAGA types are just willful. I mean, they want to be Jew slaves like they literally want to be Jew slaves like the Charlie Kirks of the world, the people that watch Ben Shapiro.
02:59:07 They want to be Jew slaves, so we got that those we got fucking literal Jew zombies.
02:59:15 Then we get these fagots like in the BAPS sphere. The most of them are Jews.
02:59:20 And the people that follow those fucking faggots are like, oh, I'm being pragmatic. If we get, if we let the Jews have everything they want, they might give us a thing or two. You're a fucking disgusting.
02:59:30 Piece of shit.
02:59:31 You're not even a white if that's if, if if that's what you're talking about. Fuck off.
02:59:37 I hope you get replaced by fucking Indians, cause at least that would make sense your behavior. Then you fucking faggot.
02:59:50 White people need to.
02:59:51 Grow a pair.
02:59:59 See, people ask why I'm black pilled that's why cause I I fucking know too much.
03:00:08 Once you realize how fucking bad it is and how bad it's been for how fucking long it's been that bad.
03:00:15 Tell me to.
03:00:15 Be white pilled. You fucking piece of shit.
03:00:24 Oh, but Trump Trump deported 1000 people.
03:00:26 This week. Yay.
03:00:32 Fuck off.
03:00:35 Good Lord anyway.
03:00:39 I don't know. I I I was wondering if this was going to be super boring for some people because it was long. I just thought, look, this is important. And plus I just spent hours because the way that.
03:00:50 That AI voice like there there's some hiccups there and there here and there pretty good job of making it sound like it was like a recording though like I but the the trick was you had to do it and you can imagine how long it was just cause the length of the audio I had to do it pair I had I could only do it paragraph by paragraph and it wouldn't get it right the first time.
03:01:10 So paragraph by paragraph, I had to like paste it in, have it try to convert it and then like.
03:01:16 If it fucked it up, I'd have to redo it and it took hours. It took hours to fucking.
03:01:20 To do that.
03:01:21 Like like probably about 3 hours or yeah, actually, yeah, probably about 3 hours to do it. And I was like, alright, if I'm if I'm spending three hours on this fucking thing or listen to the whole fucking thing.
03:01:34 And I thought it was pretty good too. I was like, damn. Like, this is quite literally like the first time anyone's heard anything like this. Like it that that sounds, it sounded a lot like him. Like, in fact, it weirdly made him because the recording I got of of him, he was older. And it weirdly made him sound younger, like, about what I expected him to sound like around that time. So I don't, I don't know. I didn't have to do anything for that to happen. I just did it by chance.
03:01:56 But.
03:01:57 And that's probably what that room sounded like, or at least very close to it.
03:02:03 Anyway, alright, let, let's now that we're over 3 hours. Let's take a look at entropy, shall we?
03:02:13 Let's see here.
03:02:20 Alright, we got Brody says Devon, one of the short clips you sometimes play like faggots in grocery store shows what looks like Bigfoot hitting a girl and her head explodes in blood. What movie is that?
03:02:35 I can't tell you that that's that's a.
03:02:38 That's a secret.
03:02:40 That's a secret.
03:02:42 Maybe I'll tell you that it's.
03:02:45 I'll think about it.
03:02:48 I always don't want to tell you because I don't want to. Actually. I'll just tell you.
03:02:51 I think it's called like Swamp Ape or.
03:02:52 Something like that. I think it's called Swamp Ape or something. It's something like that. I don't remember.
03:03:01 But yeah, it's like a horrible. It's so horrible. Like, it's horrible. I didn't want. I watched parts of it to get clips out of it because I was just like, wow, this is really bad.
03:03:10 But it's not, it's not. It's again. I I don't know. It's some people like the whole. Ohh, it's so bad. It's good. And it's like, no that doesn't. That's not how things work.
03:03:19 I I had nothing else works that way, and neither do movies like there's no such thing as. Oh, it's so bad. It's good, it's just bad.
03:03:27 You know, like I'm sorry. Like at what point? Like what a, what, a sandwich start tasting so bad that it tastes good. That doesn't happen.
03:03:35 And so movies aren't like that, either. And this is one of those movies. But some people like it. It's terrible, though. It's fucking terrible.
03:03:43 Rock Paladin.
03:03:51 Rock Paladin says this faggot just bombed a country 3000 miles away of 90 million people at the behest of another country 30 or 3000 miles. It's way more than 3000 miles away.
03:04:05 I mean, I'm 3000 miles away from DC. It's more like more like 10,000 miles away.
03:04:12 We are so fucked.
03:04:16 Yeah. Again, we are, we are run by Jews. We are, we are. We are just as occupied. We are literally just as occupied as Palestine. They just don't bomb the shit out of us.
03:04:30 They they, they just they kill us slower. That's that's really the difference. And people voted for a guy who they 100% knew or at least many people did. That was a Jew.
03:04:41 Life.
03:04:42 But they they just had they couldn't contain themselves because they didn't want to go in the crystal, you know, or something gay like that. Gorilla Hands.
03:04:53 There we go. There's our swamp ape.
03:05:04 Gorilla Hands says. Have you been watching those Iranian missile strikes? Israel's not so tough when their opponent can fight back. This should be a lesson to all of us that nobody is invincible. Sometimes we all we all can get intimidated by the neighborhood bully. Well and and tell the neighborhood bully.
03:05:24 Calls it's. It's Big Brother who goes to college to come over and.
03:05:30 And beat the fuck out of you because you were you were winning the fight.
03:05:35 Which is exactly what happened. So Trump came and and beat up some 5 year old because, you know, little little Netanyahu was like.
03:05:45 Oh.
03:05:47 Ohh oy vey. Oy vey. We didn't do nothing.
03:05:52 Gorilla Hands simply says.
03:05:54 Faggots.
03:05:55 And then says, looks like Trump just attacked Iran, with Putin saying that he will not be removing the Russian scientists there. World War Three may just start.
03:06:06 I mean, I don't know.
03:06:08 I I it's possible. I like I said, prepare like that. This is why I've been telling you.
03:06:15 Guys for years.
03:06:16 You should have at least a year supply of food.
03:06:19 And you should have the the ability to generate electricity. You should have communications. I'm talking like 20/17/18. I made a whole.
03:06:30 Video.
03:06:32 Telling that going through everything that you should have covered, water is a big deal. People forget water.
03:06:39 And you should have all these things ready to go because, yeah, it is entirely possible that it that something like that happens and you never know what military target you live next to. Now, again, I don't think that's going to happen. I'm still of the mind that we will.
03:06:59 You know it'll be business as usual. We'll we'll overthrow their government and put in some puppet. They already have. The guy picked out. They're already putting him out on on Fox News and calling him his. You know, your Highness.
03:07:12 And so we'll have some fucking Jew puppet that goes in there and that'll hold them. You know, that'll keep things kind of together for about 10 years, and they'll be some other fucking civil war or whatever, right?
03:07:25 And the cycle will continue.
03:07:29 So I, but I don't know, maybe maybe some world power is going to.
03:07:35 Step in. I just don't. I just don't see it happening.
03:07:40 Did Meyer says in the Turner Diaries the organization launches nukes in Moscow in order to get the Russians to launch nukes of the United States. Guess where Baltimore's possible inspiration for the rap movie?
03:07:56 Yeah. Well, I'll tell you the.
03:08:01 A Black Swan event is not necessarily the worst thing.
03:08:06 You know.
03:08:07 And getting out of the city. So another thing I've been telling people also, maybe not the worst thing, right.
03:08:13 Now, right?
03:08:15 Yet Meyer says the organization also launched nukes in New York and Tel Aviv, and then the Arabs rise up against the Israelis and kill all the Israelis. By God, why can't that happen? Well, the Arabs, yeah, they've they've just. Honestly, I think it's a issue of IQ.
03:08:35 You I I think that you got to remember these guys were like nomadic.
03:08:42 Primitive people until we went out there and educated them. And and.
03:08:50 Start pouring money into their their their coffers so that we could extract their resources that they would still live in primitive sand cave type condition.
03:09:02 Options because that's where they. That's how they were living in the middle of the 20th century. Had the West not gone in there and just upgraded everything for them. And even now, like when I worked for government contractors, there were we were, I worked for. One of them was really big and and they did. It wasn't just, I mean, it wasn't just.
03:09:23 The state side that they did contract work and it was kind of all over the map too. It wasn't just like, oh, we're doing stuff for federal government, you know, things it was, they did stuff for like the Saudis and shit. And I had friends that in fact I almost applied to do it because it sounded like, oh, that could be fun. Go live in Saudi Arabia for a while.
03:09:43 But they were they they couldn't do any of their own shit. And so they would contract out American contractors to go out to Saudi Arabia and, like, build their Internet for them. And, you know, just just normal things because they, they, they couldn't. Their people weren't smart enough to.
03:10:02 Build the infrastructure and so.
03:10:06 We go and give them all of our human capital and all of our we let them brain rape us and and yeah, it doesn't it. It's the stupidest shit in the world.
03:10:17 It's it's one of the most.
03:10:21 Self defeating things that white people have done is to share all of our our discoveries and our technology and with the whole world. Because look, China is same thing. China wasn't exactly a modern country that long ago either. They were pretty much they wouldn't, they weren't like.
03:10:40 Stone Age but.
03:10:43 They sure as shit wouldn't have computers unless we'd given them to them.
03:10:47 So, you know and now and now look what and now it's a problem and now you know. And now they're they're they're gonna be competitors when it comes to AI and everything.
03:10:56 Else.
03:10:57 But because we wanted to have our electronics built cheaply.
03:11:01 And it looks same thing. Even kind of goes for Japan Post World War 2. And look, Japan had its own, you know, they had their own technology and they built like their own planes and stuff like that. But a lot they a lot of their manufacturing and engineering was.
03:11:17 Is.
03:11:18 Not just inspired by the West, but implemented by the West, we went into Japan and basically turned them into our electronics or electronic bitches after World War 2. That's why, you know, like I have talked about how I fix up old old ham radios. Well, old Ham radio stopped being built in America.
03:11:39 Around the 1970s.
03:11:42 Because all manufacturing was being done in Japan by that time, and even if you had an American company making the radios, you were just you shut down all your shops in America and and open up in Japan so you could cause you could pay people next to nothing to do the same kind of work.
03:12:00 So we're we're just, we are experts at at just giving all of our riches away. We're just we just give it all away. We give our our land away, we give our our citizenship away, we give our our money away our technology away.
03:12:19 OK, we give our people away. It's and. And who who does this for us?
03:12:26 Nobody.
03:12:28 Nobody.
03:12:35 And just that. That's gotta go. Those traits have got to be selected out or we're fucked.
03:12:44 Let's see here, Adam says thing says gonna watch with the replay gang. But here's your tithe got some raw honey from a local producer the other day. It's fucking great. Rebel Farm Foods in GTA. Well, that's good.
03:12:58 Yeah, raw honey is the only way to go.
03:13:01 I I like.
03:13:03 I like creamed honey. I like that. I've I've become like a.
03:13:09 I've become a.
03:13:12 Creamed honey only kind of a guy. I don't eat a lot of.
03:13:15 Honey.
03:13:15 Though I don't like, I don't like a lot of sugar and.
03:13:21 So I don't get high on my own supply very often, but I've been making. I've been making cream honey.
03:13:28 And it's so much better, like it's still it's there's no difference. It's it's basically just it's crystallized honey that you've you've you've directed the crystallization process so that it it.
03:13:38 It turns into like a like, you know, a creamy instead of, you know, doesn't turn to like a solid brick, but it's.
03:13:47 You know something about doing that? Make it just gives it like the best texture and it still if you put it on like hot toast or it'll still melt into regular honey, you know, just so it's not it. I mean, you're not. There's nothing in it that's different than regular honey.
03:14:02 You had, Meyer says. Trump said that he wanted to congratulate the Great American Patriots who flew those magnificent machines the night when the Tomahawks were launched from submarines.
03:14:14 Biden was less senile. Well, he just sounded.
03:14:18 He sounded kind of out of it, you know, he you can tell like Trump's, you know, he's on the way out. How old is he, you know?
03:14:26 We're all. We're all going to be on the way out when we get to that age or maybe all of us, but most of us and. But yeah, people, people, they, they needed their old juice leave.
03:14:38 For some reason, Videogram says for fans of Sam Hyde, he was on a podcast Raw Talk and spoke about white genocide in a serious manner. But there was a guy there that got upset and constantly interjected, loud, retarded points and he made me think of the Bobo impression you did. I think I might have seen a clip of that.
03:14:59 Man, I saw. I think I know the guy you're talking about. That was just like the complete fucking.
03:15:03 Retard, that was like.
03:15:04 But I'm retarded.
03:15:06 Hey, guys! I'm Bobo!
03:15:11 Video Graham says. I do think Sam Hyde is doing a good job when his own Sam with his own Sam Hyde show episodes like the ones addressing Elana Vivek directly, talking about demographics and race. Yeah, look more and more people are talking about it, and I'll be honest.
03:15:31 More than I I expected I did not. I didn't think that.
03:15:36 That we were going to move the I don't want to say Overton window. I hate that term now just cause too many fucking normies are saying it to mean just anything.
03:15:49 But it it does seem like that there has been a little bit of a shift in the culture.
03:15:55 In the in the younger in the younger White people, and maybe it's because look, the younger White people are demographically replaced already.
03:16:03 Right. Like if you're, if you're like. Well, if you're like in your 40s and older, there's a there's at least a decent chance that you went to a school that was very white. Maybe not most. It depends on how old you are, I guess, but maybe even almost all the way white. It depends on where in the country you lived.
03:16:23 You could maybe you could be in your 30s and you went to a school that was pretty much all white. That's not like pretty much impossible. I mean, I'm sure there's some exceptions, but.
03:16:33 Zoomers, especially if you live anywhere.
03:16:36 In the coastal states, or anywhere near a metropolitan area, you're.
03:16:42 I'd be. I mean that that's got to be radicalizing. I mean I was, I was getting radicalized when I was a kid just by like the.
03:16:49 No, I went to a very diverse elementary school or I went to several. My dad moved around a lot, and so I ended up going to like 5 different elementary.
03:16:56 Schools it.
03:16:56 Was such kind of a bummer. I got really good at making friends and then not having them ever again, you know.
03:17:05 End of the year, but every because there were most of them all were in.
03:17:09 California.
03:17:10 Every single time. It was like until they brought me to the until they put me in the gifted school and then and then that was very white. That was very white.
03:17:21 But until then, it was like.
03:17:23 Jungle Asians galore like Cambodians, fucking blacks, tons of Mexicans. It was. It was a fucking.
03:17:30 Mess and that was it, was radicalizing because like, especially if you're like a high IQ white, there's already like a separation between you and the white kids. But it's it's not like, you know, it's not a big deal. It is a big deal when you knock off another 20 points, then it's like, fuck man like, these people are.
03:17:50 Basically retarded.
03:17:53 And yeah, that that's got to be radical. If you're a smart white kid.
03:17:58 And if you're listening to the show, chances are you're and you're young. Chances are you're a smart white kid that that just must be soul crushing to have to. I mean, where? Where do you have to be self-taught? You're not going to be able learn anything in school. I I wasn't able to learn anything at school because the teachers were always tied up with the the stupid brown kids.
03:18:18 99% of the time.
03:18:20 So it was just a matter of. All right, I'm going to do what the bare minimum to get through this class, and then I'm just going to fuck around and play on my Game Boy or whatever, you know, like I I don't give a fuck. Fuck this. You know, I'm. I'm not going to learn anything, so I'll do the assignments. I'll. I'll ace the test and then I'll just fuck around, you know.
03:18:38 And that's that shouldn't be. That shouldn't be the environment that kids have, I mean.
03:18:44 That.
03:18:45 Every white kid was was damaged by that environment. By not, I mean, just robbed. Just how much more. How much more do we need to have stolen from us?
03:18:55 Man of low moral fiber says that's a great point regarding the difference in technology between the government and the citizens they used to just have a a scale advantage. Now they have a scale plus sophistication advantage. Big difference? Yeah, absolutely. I mean there you you could say like for example, if the government would have had like a cannon.
03:19:16 But you could probably make a cannon if you could find like, you know, enough iron or whatever. Who can't? I mean, cannon is not exactly a complicated device, so there weren't a lot of things that the government had access to that you couldn't get with enough resources. Good luck building the Tomahawk missile, though.
03:19:35 Or even like a a drone with with.
03:19:39 Infrared, you know.
03:19:42 California rate Fuji says great show as always. However, this ones for chat. I just got a churro shirt this week that I ordered a month and a half ago. Yeah, cause they're gone now or they're not listed anymore. Super low, super slow, but at least I'm getting what I paid for. We'll see if I get my hat within a year. Yeah. Sorry, guys.
03:20:01 Well, I'm. I'm gonna look at.
03:20:03 Oh, look, if this is a consistent problem.
03:20:06 Which is starting to maybe be I'll. I'm gonna look at maybe some other.
03:20:11 Places.
03:20:13 Because this is bullshit.
03:20:17 Goy Boy, 1488, says. I think I speak for the entire Internet when I say we would love a cozy fireside chat with Morgoth that discuss the current thing, the joining of two Titans to commemorate the start of World War three. Thanks for your work. Yeah, I I haven't DM them all. I've had a lot of shit.
03:20:35 Going on another.
03:20:39 Another death someone, a young guy in his 30s, young father, died in his sleep.
03:20:50 And second guy in in a year, second guy in a year, same like literally the exact same thing.
03:20:57 Young Dad, in his 30s, goes to sleep. Everything healthy, guy, you know nothing wrong with him. Not like he wasn't like fat or.
03:21:05 Or, you know, had some, you know, nothing like that. Didn't wake up.
03:21:11 The first guy was Vaxxed, for sure.
03:21:15 And they did an autopsy. And and there was a blood clot.
03:21:19 The second guy just happened, so I don't know.
03:21:24 But I'm wondering if that's I'm I'm.
03:21:28 This didn't happen. This didn't happen like 10 years ago.
03:21:31 You know, it's kind of crazy like that you, you know, two people that you would know the exact same circumstances and they're both, you know, both healthy. Yeah.
03:21:43 I think now, look, I'm glad I didn't get the fucking shot, and this is what I was telling people. Like I I don't. I was like, I don't know, maybe it's maybe it's fine but.
03:21:52 Do you trust the guys trying to genocide us? You know, I would never. I'm not going to put mystery juice because that's what it is. Unless you're like a scientist that has the equipment and the know how to accurately assess what's in that vial before putting in your arm, you're literally just trusting.
03:22:10 The same people trying to kill us.
03:22:13 And and and you already know they're lying about the situation. You're you already know they're lying about the origin of COVID. You already know they're lying about masks. You already know that they're lying about. So why would? Why was that? You know, why would you ever trust them? But some people did. Some people did for work. And the first guy did it for work. This guy.
03:22:33 Was not exactly a.
03:22:39 He wasn't someone that paid attention, you know? He just he was just a guy. He was just like a kind of a Chad. He was just like a normal guy that just went with the flow. And so I'm sure, I'm sure, I don't know for sure yet, but I'm sure he got it and I'm sure.
03:22:54 You know, when they when they do the thing they'll they'll, I'm sure they'll be like a blood clot or something like that, you know.
03:23:02 Anyway, but yeah, I just haven't had time to do much this week. It's been.
03:23:09 It's been a busy.
03:23:12 Man of low moral fiber says.
03:23:14 Trump is a turbo, I agree.
03:23:18 He's more of a turbo Jew.
03:23:20 Rome built in a day saying hey Dev and I was able to catch you live for the 1st 20 minutes, but I am an old guy and I live on the East Coast and it's well past my bedtime. Looking forward to the replay. All right, Rome built in a day. Hello to you in the future.
03:23:36 Revolver 357 says Link isn't for the stream, just a beekeeping video. I thought you might like. Dude has similar views on Vera mites.
03:23:48 You know, I'll click on it because I I probably know who it is. Let me see.
03:23:58 Oh no, everyone sends me this video. This is the weird Russian guy with the.
03:24:03 The canister thing.
03:24:05 I mean, it's cool, but when I mean so many people have sent me this video, it's.
03:24:09 Got 17 million views.
03:24:11 Uh.
03:24:13 It I mean it looks cool, but it would never. I mean it would just kill everything inside it.
03:24:16 If I tried doing that here.
03:24:19 Because of the heat.
03:24:22 Unless I did it indoors.
03:24:24 But I wouldn't be able to do very many like that. I've thought about doing an observation hive indoors, but then I've thought about like what would.
03:24:31 Happen if.
03:24:31 It broke open and there's killer bees in it.
03:24:37 And I'm like, Nah, I don't need to do that.
03:24:41 Junebug says.
03:24:44 Have you ever looked into the Hamstead cover up? There are hours upon hours of police interview footage on YouTube. These two white British children, described in graphic detail.
03:24:58 The abuse. Ohh yeah. No, I know you're time out. I don't know. Something about it seems off.
03:25:05 UM.
03:25:08 I I have seen it. I I looked into it back when I had my YouTube channel cause I think that's when it was sort of happening.
03:25:16 And.
03:25:17 Something didn't.
03:25:20 I don't know like it was.
03:25:22 I I didn't. I I don't remember what it was, but there was something where I was like, I don't know. Like maybe, you know, maybe this is real, but.
03:25:33 Also, might not be, so I kind of I kind of.
03:25:39 Held off on ever. Do anything on that but yeah, I mean I don't know. I know you're talking about, though. I'd have to look at it. It's been like.
03:25:48 Almost 10 years actually since I looked at that.
03:25:52 Winston says don't forget, after Israel launched Stuxnet, they sold the technology to mainland Communist China. The Chinese expanded upon the attack and launched several cyber attacks over the years at the West and China's adversaries, who are our allies? Well, you know Israel.
03:26:12 Israel has never been a loyal friend. Have they never been a loyal friend, Mr. Nigs?
03:26:27 Mr. Nigs.
03:26:31 Mr. Nick says $8 gas incoming. Good luck out there. Yeah, well, I'll tell you what gas is already 4 bucks a.
03:26:37 Gallon.
03:26:38 Or maybe even more out here.
03:26:41 Not cheap out here, not cheap out here.
03:26:45 Luckily, I don't do a lot of drive.
03:26:46 Thing.
03:26:48 Especially in the summer.
03:26:50 In the summer, I'm.
03:26:53 I'm yeah. I stay indoors a lot. I stay indoors a lot.
03:26:58 But I'll tell you what I might not spend that on gas, but I'll probably spend that.
03:27:02 On my electric bill because.
03:27:04 The the AC bill is not cheap. That's what kills me in the summer.
03:27:10 Mulham Chad al zahab.
03:27:14 Good, good, good, good, good.
03:27:22 I had to turn the ear rape down. I just realized I had to turn up for the I need to figure something better out.
03:27:30 Or maybe I seem to remember to do that before I start blasting your guys's ears out.
03:27:35 Uh, Mohan. All right. Gonna catch the replay, keep up the good work, Devon. Well, I appreciate that. Mohammed. Chad.
03:27:43 And we got Bessemer.
03:27:44 Oh.
03:27:52 Bessemer says Hi Devon lots to digest in this stream. The country has become so morally bankrupt. I'm concerned about the possible false flags here to get everyone on board. Hopefully this is a quick short term skirmish. Thanks for the stream. Love the use of AI to bring history alive. Very nice. Yeah, I thought.
03:28:12 Like like I said, that did a good job.
03:28:14 Of sounding like a recording.
03:28:16 UM.
03:28:18 So yeah, I mean there it had, you know, there was little weird spots here and there, but like it overall, I thought it sounded pretty good.
03:28:26 Yeah.
03:28:27 Yeah, I don't think they need to do a false flag. It seems like you know.
03:28:32 Trump's just going to do it anyway, so it's, you know, and people are going to just.
03:28:40 People are just going to go with it, you know? I don't, I don't. I don't think they're. I really don't think there's going to be any kind of.
03:28:47 Push back and look. He's a lame duck president like he doesn't. Trump doesn't have to worry about getting reelected.
03:28:56 So he's fine. He can do whatever he wants.
03:29:00 It's JD Vance that that will ultimately pay the price.
03:29:05 If anyone does.
03:29:07 Dutch Pride with a gigantor.
03:29:11 Half $1,000,000.
03:29:12 Dollar.
03:29:12 Don't know the magic negro.
03:29:32 Where did the snowman go?
03:29:45 The best Christmas ever.
03:29:49 Alright, Dutch pride. Be honest. It's because I said it's. I said I had a little bit of Dutch in me, isn't it?
03:29:56 Is that what it is?
03:29:58 I told you a little bit of Dutch colonist. I have a little bit of Dutch colonist in.
03:30:04 So.
03:30:06 I guess we're, we're Dutch brothers now.
03:30:09 Dutch Pride says Devon, you're great. Keep doing what you're doing. Please have a good one. Greetings from the Netherlands from.
03:30:16 From one of my one of my origin countries. Well, well, it's only really. Well, I was gonna say there's only two. There is a little French and there's a little German. There's two, but it's it's very Anglo. And and and and and a little bit of Dutch and then like sprinkles like every American sprinkles of.
03:30:36 Like German and and French and stuff here and there to make the ultima.
03:30:41 But to make the ultimate alpha white, of course.
03:30:46 Yeah, and luckily none of those. None of those swarthy. I don't have any of those, swarthy European jeans either.
03:30:56 But yeah, yeah. Appreciate Dutch pride, big, big.
03:31:02 Big support from Dutch Pride keep floating floating the show for us.
03:31:08 Then we got a man of low moral fiber says don't blame me. I wrote in David Duke.
03:31:15 Yeah, well.
03:31:16 Yeah, that's a man that's head of ahead of his time ahead of his. Can you imagine, I wonder, do you think David Duke looks at what's going on now and?
03:31:27 And is like.
03:31:28 Feels like. Yeah, you know, like he, you know, he feels like some sense of satisfaction or you think it just, it's like frustrating like.
03:31:36 I was telling you guys this for years and you wouldn't listen, you know, like cause.
03:31:42 I could see both. I could see like being like really frustrated that like. Ohh yeah. No. Now now you notice the Jews now you notice the Jews.
03:31:51 After like I I'm having to be like this fucking pariah for like ever, like half my life.
03:31:57 Now you fucking notice the Jews.
03:32:00 Now that I'm like, almost retired, you know.
03:32:03 It's. Yeah, I mean, one of whom I he's never going to retire, but the yeah, it's it's.
03:32:11 I I I would be frustrated. I feel like I am frustrated. I'm frustrated already and I haven't. I haven't been doing even a fraction of the time he's been doing it.
03:32:20 Cipher. Cipher.
03:32:30 No.
03:32:34 Cipher says Devon Big Dono request. Can you do more of these AI readings of documents and media you review? Tonight's stream will go down as one of your more impactful ones. I think this model works extremely well. Yeah. Like when it when it's appropriate. Right. Like because there are.
03:32:53 Like most, most people aren't going to sit there and and and to be honest, I wasn't going to sit there and fucking read it, you know, like.
03:32:59 I I I had it read to me by by my robo, my robo ready thingy while I was doing stuff around the house and I was like, oh, this is this is actually not bad.
03:33:09 And and and then I I converted it, you know, like a autistically. Like I told you I did it paragraph by paragraph and fix a bunch of problems.
03:33:19 But yeah, the.
03:33:22 The technology is pretty good it it takes a lot more finagling than it should. I feel like a lot of the stuff that is a pain in the ass could be automated, and I'm not sure why it's not.
03:33:34 But you know the results. It's a little time consuming. I don't think it will be forever. I think it'll they'll probably.
03:33:40 Make.
03:33:40 It better. Yeah. When it's appropriate, things like this were definitely worth listening to. And and most people weren't. If I'd post if I just posted the PDF on Twitter, maybe one or.
03:33:51 Two people would have read it.
03:33:53 So hopefully again I I just thought, I hope it wasn't too boring cause I knew it was gonna be long. I was like, this is gonna be.
03:33:58 A long one.
03:33:59 And the the Russia stops not all that exciting in retrospect. I might have cut that out, but it's still kind of relevant because Russia's, you know, still part of the puzzle today.
03:34:12 OK.
03:34:14 But appreciate that the cipher and yeah, we'll do more of those, Brody says. Hey, Dan, and thanks for the video. I look forward to the replay tomorrow. I notice you keep saying H1B1 visa. I think it's just H1B visa. Anyway, wondering how how is?
03:34:33 How is that? Well pump. Oh, how is the well? Ohh yeah, the well pumps working great.
03:34:37 No, I think there's H1B1 isn't there or is, let me look.
03:34:42 And there's there's 8. There's a couple different. Yeah, there's H1B1. There's H1BH1B1 and E3H1B1 is.
03:34:56 For.
03:34:58 Let's see. It's a variant, but I might have been using it wrong. Let's see it is.
03:35:03 A real one, but it's.
03:35:06 It might be the wrong one for what I use it for. Let's see H1B1 program, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
03:35:18 Yeah. So it is, it is real, but it's not for Indians, it's for.
03:35:24 People from Chile and Singapore, that seems like a weird split.
03:35:29 It's from these two countries that are nowhere near each other. It's odd.
03:35:33 OK. Yeah. So H1B is like the parent.
03:35:38 H1B1 is for Chilean Singapore, so I am still using it incorrectly, so I'll try not to do that.
03:35:47 A man of low moral fiber says. I'd imagine Duke just feels disgust. Weaver did until the day he died. Yeah, well.
03:35:58 And you know, unless we can turn this around, maybe I will also feel the same way.
03:36:04 Maybe.
03:36:06 Maybe I will also just always feel disgust.
03:36:11 All right, let's take a look over at Rumble.
03:36:17 Any any stream where I get to say ZOG and the title is good?
03:36:21 Zazi Mattas Bot says thanks for the show. You do good work. Well, I appreciate that.
03:36:26 Then we got Doctor Jellyfish, Ger says. Have you seen the HBO miniseries? The plot against America?
03:36:33 The Alt history fiction where Lindenberg becomes president in the 1930's. The name should tell you everything you need to know.
03:36:44 Nope, I've haven't seen anything on. I have not watched HBO and.
03:36:49 Many years, many years.
03:36:53 It might be worth looking at and then you say. Also, I've been listening for a while and I like your song choices. You seem to especially like alt rock bands with female lead singers. You definitely love you some. Portishead keep up the good work. Yeah, portishead's. Like they're one of the they're. They're definitely one of the.
03:37:13 To go to.
03:37:15 I just feel like that that it fits the show.
03:37:19 Because it's like.
03:37:21 So it's like space Age bond villain music, kind of.
03:37:28 It's it's down tempo. It's it's not like sad really, but it's.
03:37:33 You know it's it's a little.
03:37:36 This little introspective, a little forlorn, maybe a little bit.
03:37:40 Depending on the song.
03:37:43 But I feel like it it it fits the vibe. Look, I would. I would. I've I was. I'd switch it up. I yeah, I used to listen to, like, a lot of.
03:37:52 Lot of.
03:37:55 Trip hop.
03:37:57 But.
03:37:59 There's not a lot of good trip up.
03:38:02 Like Portishead is like the.
03:38:05 That's like the gold standard. And then it's a bunch of people trying.
03:38:08 To sound like.
03:38:09 Portishead and not doing a great job well there. There's Portishead, Hooverphonic, I would say is.
03:38:16 On par. But then they started making shit music.
03:38:19 Porter said sort of sort of started making shit music too though, so.
03:38:25 Yeah, yeah.
03:38:28 Yeah, well, sometimes you remember, too. Some of the songs I pick is just to fuck with you guys.
03:38:32 And it's not always a song I.
03:38:33 Like sometimes, sometimes it's like a song that I that that I think is terrible.
03:38:42 Not as much. Not very often, but I do. Sometimes I pick songs that are just like, oh, this is, this is awful. Listen to this.
03:38:51 The shadow band.
03:38:59 Shadow Ban says Happy World War three. Well, like.
03:39:01 I said I, you know, I'm.
03:39:03 I'm not convinced.
03:39:06 I'm not convinced we're going into the World War three zone, but it is entirely possible.
03:39:12 But yeah, just be ready for it. If it does happen.
03:39:15 And I thank you for the support there, though the shadow band, the Shogun says I work at a truck stop in Detroit, so I'll be wearing the hat when I get it in the mail next month. I work or work, I'll be able to like.
03:39:32 I'll be able to like how it goes after that.
03:39:39 LIKI don't know. I don't know what you mean by that, but yeah, I would expect. Well, I'll tell you what I would say. I was about to say.
03:39:47 There's gonna be a lot of truck driver, maggot truck drivers passed off, but then I remember, truck drivers are basically all brown anyway.
03:39:53 Right. I mean, at least around here, every time there's a truck stop, I go to every once in a while and it's it's all like Indians and Arabs with with Bluetooth headphones talking to someone in some weird language. And Africans occasionally, I don't. In fact, I don't think I've seen like a white truck driver.
03:40:14 In a long time, I'm sure they exist, but.
03:40:17 UM.
03:40:19 Not in great numbers, and I'll tell you what. When I've listened to CB.
03:40:26 I don't, unless unless it's I'm getting skip unless it's like.
03:40:31 You know, during the the, the, the when you're in the Gray zone, there's like, you know the the time of day.
03:40:39 There, 10 meters and 11 meters will go across the country on like 5 watts. I'll hear people, but they're all like in Florida and shit. Not a lot of. I mean, used to be. You'd you'd turn on a CB if you lived anywhere near a freeway and you were always hearing something.
03:40:58 And now it's like it's just fucking dead. Everyone's on their it's it's just, you know, brown people on their cell phones now.
03:41:06 No, no, no.
03:41:08 Dead or the days gone are the days of.
03:41:11 The based white truck driver.
03:41:15 Ah, let's see here.
03:41:18 Dee Mitch says the conservative talking points have already been deployed. I don't support the war, but I stand behind Trump, AKA I'm a giant pussy without any principles. They're all parroting it in lockstep. Yeah, well, what do you expect? I mean, they they're they're the ones that.
03:41:38 They saw, I mean, look, some people, if you were young, you didn't know how Trump was the first time around.
03:41:46 OK. But.
03:41:49 If you were around for the.
03:41:50 First Trump.
03:41:52 Why would you expect the sequel to be any better?
03:41:55 You know, it's usually not the case, and it happened with Terminator kind of, you know, but like most of the time, the the sequel's worse.
03:42:06 And you know, and Terminator 2 was was the sequel was worse only because the the scientist that invents the Terminator is fucking black. Like that would ever fucking happen.
03:42:17 Gravy Bear says Jews, even the good ones, need to know they are no longer welcome here. Yeah, they're just not compatible with our society. They have their own ethno state. I I.
03:42:29 Just would prefer.
03:42:30 Them live in their own ethno state, and then we don't run into these problems where they are.
03:42:36 Undermining our nations for their own self interests or their own group interests, which seems to be a reoccurring thing throughout history going back centuries. So I don't think it's going to get solved anytime soon, and it often leads to honestly bad things for Jews anyway. So.
03:42:52 Though it's probably just safer and better for them to live in their own country and that's fine. Whatever. Like I said, I'm not going to be one of these people that cries and says we need to, you know, we need to give it back to the Palestinians or whatever. Whatever you guys conquered it, you took it. You were fucking brutal savages as you did it, you know, and fuck you. But alright. Whatever you did it and but now.
03:43:12 You gotta fucking.
03:43:14 You got to stand for yourself. You can't be sitting here turning all of my, you know, all all the my, my politicians into goy slaves and.
03:43:26 You know, I'm just not having it. I'm not fucking having it.
03:43:29 Let's see here. We got Night Nation says the Israel is our greatest ally. Mantra is a fantastic example of the Jewish inversion principle, where they simply invert the truth to generate an easily believable lying. Yeah, I mean it. It is a it is crazy how easily that works.
03:43:50 It is crazy how easily that works.
03:43:53 And it does.
03:43:56 It does.
03:43:59 Weirdly, it had your name as something different on the.
03:44:03 Wonder if it fucked something up.
03:44:07 I'll just go by what the.
03:44:09 What the main rumbled thing said, Rupert says replay gang here. Fuck the orange Fag, Whites shouldn't die for Israel's going to catch a replay. See you on Wednesday. Professor Stack will appreciate that.
03:44:23 And yeah, I don't know. Like I said, maybe maybe we won't have troops on the ground. Maybe Israel is in no position to, or rather Iran is in no position to strike back meaningfully. I hope that's the case, at least as it.
03:44:39 I don't. Well, I don't know. Maybe I don't. Maybe I just don't care anymore. Maybe. Maybe we deserve it if we.
03:44:45 You know.
03:44:48 That's all I'm gonna say.
03:44:52 But no, no, I don't want people to die.
03:44:53 Obviously.
03:44:55 But it's, you know, it'll be karma if they do.
03:44:58 Cypher says hi, Devon. It's interesting that this was said in 1948 regarding refugees and Soviet infiltrators. That was years before McCarthy even. Well, yeah, the the Soviet infiltrator thing. That's been a real problem since Soviets, you know, like, he was talking specifically, though.
03:45:19 I I believe that he was talking about Israel getting infiltrated by Soviets and they were wondering.
03:45:27 If if Israel would be controlled by.
03:45:30 By the Soviet Union as a result. But yeah, we had tons. I mean, look, we executed Soviets in our country, many of them Jews in America prior to World War 2. So the infiltration was real and McCarthy did nothing wrong.
03:45:50 Hungaro Phil says thanks. Well, I appreciate that.
03:45:57 Then we got. I believe that the plugins actually kind of working this time. The shadow band says this one was actually quite interesting. You sound surprised the shadow band.
03:46:09 Shouldn't sound so surprised.
03:46:12 Of course it's interesting what you talking about. These are all interesting.
03:46:17 Cipher says these generals were contemporaries of General Patton and General Patton knew we were cooked in 1945. Yeah, no, they all you could tell by the way they were asking questions. They were being very polite about it, but they were pretty much said.
03:46:32 And so, seeing as we're overrun with Zionists, how do we even do any of this stuff? You could tell they were just like, but is it, you know, your suggestions seem a little fantastic seeing as Jews run everything like it was just, it was crazy.
03:46:53 I was like, fuck man in 1948, all these guys, they already knew they already fucking knew and what I'd like to do really is try to see.
03:47:04 Maybe like?
03:47:06 Where where like I don't know it was a. It's kind of hard to pinpoint like a day. You know, it's hard to pinpoint. Like ohh when someone so became director of the CIA or when someone so became, you know, the the Secretary of State or whatever that's when they had full control.
03:47:22 But I would think but.
03:47:23 Maybe there is like a date where like oh, this is where they really. I mean they always had influence.
03:47:28 This is the day where they were just like, Yep, we got it, you know.
03:47:33 I don't know when that would be.
03:47:36 But it's certainly that way now, right? It's certainly that way now. Electing Trump didn't help. Now we got bazonga bazonga with a big dick dono.
03:47:46 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
03:47:52 Look how Jewy this fag is.
03:48:10 Basango or no, I gotta say right then it's bazonga.
03:48:18 Bazonga.
03:48:20 Bazonga says fantastic show. I love every minute. Awesome job with OCR conversion. Great rant at the end about the idiot Trump tar. It's 100%. Well, I appreciate that and yeah, well, the OCR part was easy. The hard part, like I said, was getting the.
03:48:38 The AI because it would.
03:48:40 It would start to deteriorate too. I'd have to refresh the interface because the guy would slowly start sounding foreign like he has like that. You know, he kind of has like that old rich waspy accent, right? Old timey waspy accent. But he would slowly, for some reason it would slowly start making him sound like.
03:49:00 Arab or or or Asian or something like it would just start making him ethnic. And I'm like.
03:49:05 What?
03:49:06 I'd have to refresh the page and.
03:49:09 Change some settings around and he would go back to normal and yeah, it was weird how inconsistent it was, but like you know, with a little fiddling I got it. Got it right. But thank you very much bazonga.
03:49:22 For the.
03:49:24 The big, big, big support there.
03:49:27 And then we got, I believe D man will be next yet D.
03:49:31 Man, great stream tonight. Devon, you're killing it. So glad I sat the election out back in November because I knew this mess was coming and God knows what else is next. That's not on my mind right now. Jews get the pit. Yeah. You know, it's a very cost effective.
03:49:49 Cost effective solution to that question, right?
03:49:53 The math on that one works out easy.
03:49:56 Dead man again says also sad story. I remember on Halloween last October my crazy Pastor uncle revealed himself to be a Zionist and he tried to condemn me. Tell me I'm going to hell for not praying for Bebe, etcetera. Disgraceful. As much as I love my uncle, I can't trust him anymore because he stole money from my family.
03:50:18 Well, well, there you go. The Jewish sympathizer. What do you expect?
03:50:22 A few times abandoned his white son from a previous marriage to gambling debts by abandoned white son. He married an Indian woman.
03:50:32 This guy sounds like a fucking mess. Uh, but also typical boomer, who is who, who is his in between. But regardless, my uncle's decisions are no good.
03:50:44 Ohh, there you go. That's what. That's what Zionism does to your brain. That's what anti white.
03:50:50 Zionist brain leads to is.
03:50:55 Just I mean like that, that's.
03:50:58 More and more.
03:50:59 I think this is going to be the people have been asking me like, oh, you know, should I only be friends with white people or people that agree with me and stuff like that? That's. And. And I like how, you know, they they like to say, oh, that's what the leftists do. You don't want to be like a leftist and you have to be accepting of everybody. But, but, but. And it's like.
03:51:16 I think increasingly you can't trust people who don't get it, like it made sense before, right? Like it made sense when it's like, OK, well, you know, not everyone's red pilled or whatever. Not everyone gets it. Not everyone's, but there will. There will come a time where if you don't get.
03:51:33 It.
03:51:33 That means there's some I can't trust you.
03:51:36 It's certainly not, you know, certainly not with anything important, you know, like maybe you're just dumb and you don't get anything, right. OK. But you're a good person. OK. I won't trust you anything important. But if you're at least a mid wit.
03:51:51 And I feel like we're closing in on this day. It's got there will come a day where if you're a white mid wit and you still don't get it.
03:51:59 You're the enemy. Something's wrong with you. Like something's psychologically wrong with you. Genetically wrong with you. You're a weak link and.
03:52:09 You know you can't be trusted.
03:52:12 I don't think we're there yet, you know, like I got.
03:52:16 I got family members who honestly some of them probably will. There's some that will never get it, but they're also not the brightest bulbs either. You know, a lot of my families, pretty smart, but there are some dumb ones too. I guess that's true of every family, right?
03:52:33 Let's see here and then demand again says sorry for the spam, but I was rewatching your old video don't look away the other night and peoples cowardice towards Psycho Jews go a long way from the past to now in a lot of ways.
03:52:48 Yeah, I mean, that's the problem, that's.
03:52:50 That's why I've been black pilled is like I I know the history of this stuff. I know how far back this goes. I know.
03:52:56 How how retarded people are and I know how well, as people have said the night, even with Trump bombing Iran, there's all these people who said that's my line in the sand and that now it's not now it's not. And, you know, and it never was. Because then with these people there, there is no line in the sand there.
03:53:15 Is no standard.
03:53:16 They they would rather feel right like because it's like what I was saying.
03:53:21 The other night, it's the same psychology that makes people defend a friend that they got a job for, even though if it was someone, anyone else, you would have fired that guy a long time ago. But because you're the one that recommended that your boss hire him, you have to make all kinds of excuses because it makes you look bad for recommending him. It's the same psychology when it comes to people.
03:53:41 Making excuses for Trump they don't want, and they don't want to be the guy. That's. And by the way, that's why they want you to vote. They want you to vote so that you have that psychology so that when Trump does stupid shit that you don't like.
03:53:54 You go around telling everyone how great he still is because you don't want to like the asshole for telling everyone to.
03:54:00 For them.
03:54:01 So that's why they do. It's not because your vote matters so much, is it? It's compliance. You're complying. You're agreeing to the contract even if they're breaking it all the time, you are agreeing to it. And so you deserve to be ruled because you're agreeing to the arrangement by participating in the in the it's it's like, you know, when you agree to a terms of service.
03:54:22 On a piece of software, if you click next, you know you might not read it, but technically you just agreed to something because you wanted to. You wanted to use the software.
03:54:31 Real bad and it's the same thing with Trump. It's like, you know, you might not have read the agreement. You don't understand it fully, but you're legally obligated to it because you click next.
03:54:42 Hate Commander says, and for Devon, if you run into issues doing further AI raids like this flood may be worth speaking to for tips on software etcetera. But that aside, thank you. Always look forward to the episode. Well, I appreciate that. Yeah, I've got. I'm using a paid 1.
03:55:03 That.
03:55:05 It was a new version of their.
03:55:09 Their model, and I think the reason why it was so clunky, it was, it was, it's still in beta, but they charge you by it's by credits and it was actually like 80% off on credits to use their their their beta and it sounded way more natural. So I was like, fuck, I'll, I'll use this because it sounded like a recording.
03:55:29 If I hadn't told you guys like if I'd edited out the fuckups, you know where, like in the very first words of paragraph, sometimes sound like really weird. I could have edited it in such a way, though, to where people would have just thought it was like the tape messing up or.
03:55:44 Something and most I think that a lot of people would have noticed.
03:55:49 But the yeah, it was. I was surprised how good it is and it does kind of bring it to life. And like I said, especially that because I I was using his actual voice, I trained it on his actual voice. So that's roughly at least, I mean, I don't think you sound, he probably didn't.
03:56:05 Sound exactly like that.
03:56:06 But that's roughly what it would have sounded like.
03:56:09 Doing that, doing that lecture.
03:56:12 All right, guys. Well, we are just shy of the four hour marker.
03:56:17 Which is good because at 4 hours for some reason, that's when rumble starts fucking up the replay. For the people that want to watch it right away. So this will make the replay still work.
03:56:28 Because we're just shy of that 4 hour marker, but I really appreciate you guys coming out here and spending part of your weekend with me and maybe this is the beginning of World War Three. Who knows? I'm optimistic. Hope you guys stay at least a little optimistic, but at the same time, be prepared for.
03:56:45 Or whatever horrific, horrific possibilities may lie ahead and look, hey, if you haven't prepared, I bet I bet a lot of survival stuff's going to get really expensive. So try to get that stuff. Buy that stuff now before especially stuff like iodine.
03:57:05 Even though you're you probably never use.
03:57:07 But you know, anything related to radiation will probably get expensive. Uh, one last one dead man says last one before bed. I wish my uncle well, in spite of his misdeeds, I hate bringing up family matters, but some ugly things. You must vent to others. May God steer them on a better path. Well, hopefully, hopefully he sees the error of his ways.
03:57:28 And with that, you guys all have a good rest of your weekend.
03:57:32 Have a good night. For Black Pilled, I am, of course.
03:57:37 Devon Stack.
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