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Nov. 20, 2023 - Jim Fetzer
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Truth vs. NEW$ Inc. Part 1 (19 November 2023) with Don Grahn and Chris Weinert
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Well, this is Truth vs. News Incorporated, and this is November 19th.
This is the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
Oh yeah, Thanksgiving 2023.
Are we more thankful for things being better off this year than they were last year?
Or are we just thankful we've been making it this far, and hopefully we'll make it to Thanksgiving?
Things are pretty tense around the world, and we've got a good little panel here to investigate what's really going on.
Of course, we have One and only Dr. Gene Fletcher, who's written a fantastic book, November, Nobody Died a Sad Day Hook, JFK, who's done it, and also about 9-11, and he's just on top of things.
And then, Jim, I'll let you introduce your guest today.
Well, Don, Brian, alas, has been preoccupied with something that's come out unexpectedly, but I'm delighted to have Chris Weinert here.
Scott, of course, is on a special assignment.
Chris has an encyclopedia of historical background, and he puts the dots together in a fantastic way.
One of the smartest guys I know.
So I'm simply delighted to have him here with us today.
Yeah.
So, what's going on?
Is there any loss of damages in the Ukraine area?
Well, Don, it's fascinating that Hamas is acquitting itself so well.
23% of 383 Israeli armored vehicles were destroyed in a period of five days.
88 armored vehicles reported missing?
I mean, it's fascinating.
Israeli forces have made notable progress dividing Gaza into two parts, north and south.
However, through multiple video evidence that clear Hamas, along with other Palestinian militant groups, have managed to effectively incapacitate Israeli tanks and armored personnel carriers on multiple occasions.
Militias have employed a range of sophisticated techniques, including the use of explosives strategically placed on vehicles with the aim of neutralizing their active protection systems, then followed by a storm of rocket-propelled grenades.
Since the beginning of October, there have been verified reports of successful drone attacks on Israeli armored units as well, Operating outside the Gaza Strip.
The impact of the losses is underscored by the additional damage incurred by Israeli armor on the Lebanon border.
As part of ongoing tensions, as well as anti-tank units, have been focusing on these vehicles.
They're using anti-tank weapons that are far more sophisticated than those available to the Palestinians.
The Palestinians are making effective use of Gaza-made anti-tank weapons.
In recent messages, Abu Ubaidah, spokesperson for the Qassam Brigades, said there's fires that struck 160 Israeli armored vehicles in the first couple of weeks.
The Kwasim Brigade, the armed wing of Hamas, have released continuous field reports detailing their defense in Gaza, often more than two dozen attacks a day, regarding the style of attack and the location along the main axes of the fighting.
They've also released numerous videos showing how Israeli military vehicles are being hit by Gaza-made anti-tank weapons, often from close distance.
The anti-tank weapon known as the Yasim is a locally adapted shoulder-fire rocket-propelled grenade launcher with a Gaza-made warhead, named after the founder of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yasim.
The anti-tank weapon, the Kwasi Brigade officially unveiled the Yasin and showed the mass production of the warhead in an underground workshop in the first days of the war.
It's proven to be extremely effective.
Nevertheless, the larger view is not so positive.
Genocide by starvation.
Israel's bombing operations have exhausted the food supply in the Gaza Strip.
Since Israel launched its full siege on Gaza, the blockade has cut off food, water, fuel, and electricity.
Following more than 30 days, resources have been exhausted, generators no longer functioning due to lack of fuel, Even emergency food supplies are no longer available.
Thousands have been trapped in the Enclave and are facing starvation, which is especially impacting the elderly, the sick, and young children.
People are becoming frustrated by the lack of food and the unsanitary conditions.
Yes, I can have a small amount of food to keep me going today, but there's constant worry of whether I'll have food tomorrow.
One resident of the refugee camp, Jabuliah, told the news outlet Middle East Eye, I went to get dates so I could eat one in the morning, one in the afternoon, and one in the evening.
Another resident said moss, which had water, had been bombed as well as water points and solar panels.
If we are not bombed to death, we are going to die of starvation.
This is a huge fear.
I don't need to explain how painful that would be.
During these times of crisis, we're being forced to drink any water we can, even if it's unclean.
Mahusanna tweets, it's been five days since we last found and ate bread.
It's getting harder to find food in the markets.
Items that have completely run out include cheese, yogurt, and mortadella.
The real starvation catastrophe has already begun in Gaza.
Israel pursues uncutting food and fuel supply.
It's got multiple health problems.
Feeling kidney pain due to dehydration.
Mixing salt water with other things to drink.
Showering has become a luxury.
Families had to see to bathe and wash their clothing.
In schools, certain shelter.
Reports of widespread skin diseases and other conditions due to lack of clean water and overcrowding.
In one site, over 600 people are using a single toilet.
Meanwhile, heavy rain is falling on Gaza.
I believe this is man-made, and others are also using weather warfare.
Think of the dispossessed under the rain without any shelter.
Think of the people trapped under the rubble, that they might drown under the rain.
Think how the tunnels may be flooded by the amount of water pouring down.
Chris, your thoughts?
Yeah, I bet that's very much a possibility, if not a likelihood.
I think they're doing anything they can to optimize the yield in terms of carnage.
And it's certainly not only justified in the eyes of the people doing this because of the attack of the Palestinians and the hand gliders and all that stuff we saw on October 7th.
Chris, if you could adjust your camera.
Yeah, get yourself more centered.
Yeah.
Thank you so much.
Yeah, this has been an ongoing thing since 1948, if not longer.
This group has been pummeled into what they're seeing now.
It's a concentration camp.
It's the largest concentration camp probably on Earth.
There's like 3 million in West Bank, 3 million in Gaza, or there were, probably not anymore.
And they're just, yeah, like you say, it's a mass genocide.
A war that's been waged upon them because they're victims of geography.
And more importantly, beneath this fog of war, Genie Energy and many of these black market oil and natural gas operations are looting the hell out of these people and their natural resources that would put them in a situation right now, if they had the money from that stuff, that they could probably afford to fix some of the destruction that's been caused by these people.
But instead, they're stealing that too.
So this is I think it's all based on cold calculation.
This is not an act of war.
This is an act of oppression and occupation, certainly not something of retaliation.
This is a calculated genocide and a calculated resource grab, just like everything else these guys seem to do.
You're absolutely right, Chris.
And just as admiration for Hamas has increased, contempt for Israel has.
Grown abundantly, especially in every other part of the world except the United States, where the propaganda is the heaviest.
Meanwhile, NIWAR.com reports, U.N.
forced to halt aid deliveries into Gaza warning of immediate starvation.
Friday, U.N.
said no longer able to continue aid deliveries with the Israeli fuel blockade, which is leading to a wide-threat communication blockout.
WHO warns the ending of the aid delivery means the immediate prospect of starvation for 2.3 million in Gaza.
The UN Relief and Work Agency for Palestinian Refugees announced forced to halt aid shipments.
Communication is down because there's no fuel.
That makes it impossible to manage or coordinate humanitarian aid convoys.
The Commissioner General slammed Tel Aviv for causing the humanitarian crisis.
I do believe there is a deliberate attempt to strangle our organization and paralyze what we're doing to aid the Palestinians.
For weeks on end, we have pleaded, warning about the impact of the lack of fuel, of which Israelis, of course, are completely aware, as Chris has emphasized.
Thursday, Gaza telecommunication companies said they were out of fuel to run their network.
Wednesday, Human Rights Watch issued a report saying if fuel were not allowed, a communication blackout would occur.
Prolonged and complete communication blackouts, like those experienced in Gaza, can provide cover for atrocities and breed impunity.
While further undermining humanitarian effort and putting lives at risk, which of course are all objectives of the Israeli siege.
Israel said it agreed to allow two trucks of fuel on Friday.
However, I can confirm they did not receive any fuel on Friday.
Even if Tel Aviv were to follow through with the allowance, it would be insufficient to maintain basic operations.
Most of the fuel they will allow into Gaza will go to trucks that haul aid from southern Israel, must pass inspection, and then pass through Egypt to enter Gaza through the Rafah crossing.
Some Western countries have become frustrated with Tel Aviv's refusal to allow aid to cross directly from Israel into Gaza.
Israel's inflection regime has got to back up a delay of aid shipments—once again, all deliberate, all purposeful.
The UN World Food Program said civilians face the immediate prospect of starvation due to the lack of food supply.
The director said almost no food or water in Gaza.
The executive director explained supplies are practically non-existent.
She noted even before the aid halted, it was only a fraction of what was needed to arrive over the border.
When winter is approaching, unsafe and overcrowded shelters, lack of clean water, civilians are facing the immediate prospect of starvation.
Bear in mind the rule of three.
A human being can survive three minutes without air, three days without water, Three weeks without food.
We're now in today around 45 of the siege.
The humanitarian catastrophe will only get worse as Israel is signaled it's going to push into the southern half of the besieged enclave Tel Aviv's military operations has already displaced 1.5 million, killed 11,000, wounded tens of thousands more.
As of six weeks in, Palestinians are beginning to die because of lack of food, water, and medical aid.
These are civilians!
They estimate around 70% of the population is drinking salinized salt water and contaminated water.
Hospitals report babies are dying because there's no drinking water to produce formula.
An epileptic surgery in Al-Sharif explained the most intensive care patients were on ventilators have now died due to lack of oxygen and fuel.
Meanwhile, Zero Hedge explains, You're paying for the Israeli war.
You're paying for the genocide.
You'll also pay for the refugees.
U.S.
sides in the Israel-Habas war are committed to funding Israel's ongoing bombing of non-combat men, women, and children.
Northern Gaza's infrastructure now all but destroyed.
Millions displaced and homeless.
Ten times more Gazans and Israelis have now died in the conflict.
Many have fled to the southern portion, but homelessness and abject poverty awaits them there too.
By employing what's essentially a car bombing approach, Tel Aviv has made the choice of a doctorate policy sure to produce hundreds of thousands of refugees, perhaps over a million.
Many of the Israeli regime are motivated to maximize refugees, to push cousins out of the country altogether, using the Orwellian phrase, voluntary immigration.
On a military tactical level, the Israeli state will have no problem accomplishing their goal.
Tel Aviv has an air force, a deep reserve of American-funded weapons, and a nuclear arsenal.
The Israeli military can easily reduce all of Gaza to rubble.
But what is sure to result from this is a humanitarian disaster accompanied by global debate over which foreign country will host the refugees.
Israeli mouthpieces are already at work pushing the cost onto foreign taxpayers, including America.
Two Israeli politicians this week, one from the militarist Lukid, one from the center-left Lashin Tid party, took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal to demand Countries around the world should offer a haven for Gazan residents who seek relocation.
According to these politicians, the international community, not Israel, has a moral imperative to resettle Gazans somewhere outside Israel at not Israel's expense.
And of course, that's the whole idea.
Get them the hell out of Palestine.
They've only been there for 3,000 years, whereas Israelis, 75.
Obviously, The Israelis are entitled to this land, even though the vast majority are not even descended of the tribe of Judah, but are Khazarians descended from modern-day Ukraine.
It's significant these claims appeared in an American publication.
Tel Aviv is the latest welfare queen regime.
In the tradition of Ukraine's Lodomir Zelensky, Repeatedly haranguing the American public with demands for free money.
No coincidence Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu is now seemingly ubiquitous on American primetime news programs.
His primary job now is to demand money and favors from Washington and other Western regimes.
It will probably work.
Americans should prepare for plane loads of Gazan refugees arriving in their city, funded by the American taxpayers who can now barely afford to keep up with the price of groceries.
This will be sold as a humanitarian effort, but anyone who sees through the propaganda will see it's really all a cynical effort to please pro-Israel interest groups and Israeli politicians.
Chris, I think they got it exactly right.
your thoughts muted sorry I think you got it absolutely right too with hello to Mirzelensky no doubt um Yeah, this is a mass genocide as well that's taken on in the same place that these people hail from, as you mentioned, the Khazarians, from the Pale of Settlements in the Ukraine.
And both these regions, Israel and the Ukraine, are amazing areas to hold in terms of geography and historic significance and cultural significance for these people.
So this is kind of like them, by deception, stealing these things away.
And they almost got away with it, but I don't think it's going to happen quite so fast as they expect.
I think a lot of the world kind of caught on to what these guys were doing who they were and how they were using proxies and I think this thing's going to backfire pretty hard in their face.
I think this thing is going to prove itself to be another one of these overreaches false flag type things similar to a Pearl Harbor or a 9-11 Or any of the other things that they probably put out, the 7-7, any of these things, right?
And really, people are going to have to start rethinking every step we've taken in terms of the War of Terror, in terms of the military aggression we've had, the Wesley Clark memo, the Rothschild Central Banking System, CBDCs, technocratic feudalism.
The world is waking up quick to this, and I think the World Economic Forum is shitting their pants right now, as they should be.
Very good, Curtis, yes.
The world is outraged and aghast at the slaughter ongoing before their very eyes.
Meanwhile, no doubt disappointing to many, Iran tells Hamas it will not enter the war with Israel unless it were itself attacked.
Iran's Supreme Leader told Hamas face-to-face that Iran will not enter the war with Israel Accused a terror group of not giving a prior warning of the October 7th attacks.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told Ismail Haniyeh that Iran, a longtime backer of Hamas, would continue to lend the group its political and moral support but would not intervene directly, according to three Iranian and Hamas officials with knowledge of the discussion.
The Supreme Leader pressed him to silent voices in the Palestinian group calling for Iran and its powerful Lebanese ally Hezbollah to join the battle against Israel in full force.
Hezbollah 2 was taken by surprise by Hamas' devastating assault that killed 1,200 Israelis.
Its fighters were not even on alert in villages near the border that were frontlines in the 2006 war with Israel.
It had to be rapidly called up.
We woke up to a war, said a Hezbollah commander.
The unfolding crisis marked the first time the so-called Axis of Resistance, a military alliance built by Iran over four decades to oppose Israeli and American power in the Middle East, has mobilized on multiple fronts at the same time.
Hezbollah has engaged in the heaviest clashes with Israel for almost 20 years.
Iran-backed militias have targeted U.S.
forces in Iraq and Syria.
Yemen's Houthis have launched missiles and drones at Israel.
Here you see the destruction of a Hamas center.
An Hamas government building in Gaza.
I mean, now you see it, now you don't.
Israel has vowed to eradicate Abbas from Gaza.
It's all fancy.
Meanwhile, the probability of the Middle East conflict expanding is very high, says the Russian ambassador to Israel.
Anatoly Viktorov pointed to the importance of not allowing the conflict to grow.
Moscow, TASS, The probability of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict swaying to other countries is very high, the Russian ambassador to Israel said.
I can say, the level of confrontation between Israelis and Palestinians remains extremely high.
The degree of the conflict's expansion into the region is, unfortunately, also very high.
He said during a Ross Sawyer 24 TV broadcast.
He pointed to the importance of not allowing the conflict to grow.
The Russian ambassador said the U.S.
policy is one of the main reasons for escalation in the region.
The current upsurge or escalation of the confrontation is largely the result of the failed policy of the Americans in the Middle East.
They hijacked many processes, did not take into account the interests of states and regions, and pushed for agreements that looked attractive, In his opinion, U.S.
actions are not aimed at resolving the conflict, but rather escalating for an opportunity to dictate its terms.
Now, in my opinion, instead of recognizing their failures and joining, so to speak, collective actions in the region, They're once again continuing the line of unilateral action, and it seems to me, pushing Israel to take some tough measures that should not have been taken in the current conditions, no doubt talking about the siege, depriving the necessary ingredients for life to the Gazans.
Tension flared up on October 7, when Hamas staged a surprise attack on Israeli territory, killing residents of Israeli border settlement, taking over 200 hostages, including women, children, and the elderly.
Hamas described its attack as a response to the aggressive action of Israeli authorities against the Al-Aqsa mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City.
Israel has announced the total blockade has dripped and has been delivering airstrikes in Gaza, as well as parts of Lebanon and Syria, with clashes also underway in the West Bank.
Chris, your thoughts?
Uh-oh.
Is Chris there?
Yep, yep, I'm here.
Sorry, guys.
Uh-oh.
Send me a button quick.
Yeah, Wow.
That one, I kind of caught the tail end of that, so I didn't catch the whole thing of what you were saying.
It's a Russian ambassador to Israel saying the probability of escalation and expanding into a regional war is very high, and it's by and large due to American actions that are deliberately fomenting the expansion of the attack on Gaza, including the starvation thereof.
Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if you start seeing Israeli embassies being closed down around the world and maybe even some of the geopolitical tensions start to manifest itself in terms of, I think Russia's already pulled back some ambassadors in the United States and other countries.
And I think that this is just going to continue to escalate.
I think really when you look into the formation of BRICS and the Goldman Sachs initiative and the destruction of the petrodollar and the controlled demolition and the looting of the United States, a lot of it goes through like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, a lot of these Jewish-run, London-owned banking financial institutions that are running cover fire for much of the theft and looting that's going on and a lot of the debt accumulation that's occurring.
I think that when you put these factors together and you really start to see people, how they're responding to that awareness, and in addition to what is going on with the Hamas and the Israeli conflict, I think that they're putting a lot of these dots together and connecting a lot of this stuff.
And I think the media is really trying to find ways to cover that up or to misdirect or to redirect some of the pivot of the outrage.
So that it can be explained through what they're probably giving us is the narrative instead of maybe more of what I'm saying here.
Oh, Chris, I think you got it right.
The Israeli ambassador is not the only one concerned with the expansion of the war.
Here's Paul Craig Roberts.
A shift in focus from Ukraine to the Middle East raises the chances of world war.
The neocon Netanyahu agenda of reopening the Middle East wars in the interest of greater Israel has shoved Ukraine off the screen.
The prospect of overthrowing Syria and Iran offers a much greater possibility of discomforting Russia.
The neocons have wanted revenge on Putin ever since he stopped Obama's overthrow of Assad, which, with Iraq already overthrown, would leave only Iran in Israel's way.
The shift from Ukraine to the Middle East is made clear by a story planted in the Washington Post.
Long regarded as a CIA asset, Ukraine was responsible for blowing up the Nord Stream Pipeline.
The responsibility is handed to Ukrainian Colonel Roman Cherensky, who allegedly led a six-person sabotage team.
How absurd is this?
Colonel Cherevinsky denied having any part in the pipeline destruction, which, of course, was a U.S.
op.
He said, all speculation about my involvement are being swelled by Russian propaganda without any basis, actually.
It's not Russian.
It's curious he thinks that Washington boasts as a Russian asset rather than CIA neocon one.
The planted story signals Washington abandonment of Zelensky.
We await the consequence of the shift in focus.
Will Hezbollah and Iran be sucked into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by Israel's ongoing massacre of Palestinians?
If not, will the neocons orchestrate a wall-fly attack that provides excuses in support for the U.S.-Israeli attack on Syria, Lebanon, and Iran?
What else is the purpose of rapidly assembling a large U.S.
military force in the Middle East?
Will Putin stand aside as U.S.-Israeli hegemony is established over the Middle East?
Will the Muslim world accept its designation as a dispensable life form in collapse and impotence?
Can China afford to be cut off from Iranian oil?
While Washington makes trouble in Taiwan, will a third world war break out?
Without proactive responses, things can quickly go too far.
The arrogance of neocon and Israeli overconfidence, together with Russian, Chinese, and Iranian hesitancy, are ingredients for a world war.
Meanwhile, the President of Turkey to Israel, your end is nigh.
Your nuclear bombs don't matter.
So if Iran is hesitating, the President of Turkey is not.
Check this out.
You have a nuclear bomb and you have a nuclear bomb.
And you have a threat with this.
We know that we know.
And now the pressure comes.
You have a nuclear bomb.
Whatever you have to do, you are going to go.
He's safe.
We have a country here of 80 million with a strong industrial base, 2 million under arms, ferocious fighters.
Turkey has had, of course, extensive history in the region during the Ottoman Empire, was in control of Jerusalem.
I believe Turkey represents a greatest threat to Israel today.
Thus, of course, Israel accused Turkey of supporting terrorism.
Netanyahu has responded to Erdogan's terror state speech.
Israeli PM Netanyahu rejected criticism from Turkish President Recep Erdogan, saying Turkey is the real sponsor of terrorism and has no right to lecture anyone.
He calls Israel a terror state, but in fact reports a terror state of a mosque, he said in a statement quoted by Israeli media.
He himself bombed Turkish villages within his border.
We will not accept preaching from him.
Ankara has waged war on Kurdish separatists both inside Turkey and abroad for years.
Just last month, it launched a series of airstrikes against Kurds in Syria and Iraq.
Earlier Wednesday, in a speech to its Justice and Development Party, Erdogan accused Israel of being a terror state for what it has done to the Palestinians of Gaza.
Israel sticks to a strategy of total destruction of the city and its people.
It is brutally weakening state terror, deliberately bombing civilians on the run.
I say openly with a clear heart that Israel is a terror state.
Erdogan argued Israel has been continuously committing war crimes for the last 40 days—now 44 or 45—deliberately targeting hospital streets and mosques in Gaza with a full backing of the U.S.
and the West.
He also accused Netanyahu of carrying out a most heinous attack against women and children in all of history and threatening people with nuclear weapons.
Early this month, Israeli Heritage Minister Amikai Aydoo suggested using a nuclear weapon, which Israel has neither confirmed nor denied having, against Gaza.
His remarks caused widespread condemnation both in Arab countries and at home.
Defense Minister Galant condemned Eliyahu's words as baseless and irresponsible, while opposition leader Yair Labat called on Netanyahu to fire him for causing harm to the families of the hostages in Israeli society and our international standing.
No doubt by admitting or implying Israel has nukes rather than how they might be used against Gaza, with which all these figures would agree wholeheartedly.
Elihu insisted his comment were metaphorical, but was suspended from his position.
Israel declared war on the Palestinian group Hamas after it killed more than 1,200 Israelis in an October 7 attack on nearby villages and outposts.
The Palestinian enclave has been under total blockade ever since, and the Israeli Defense Force has launched repeated airstrikes and a ground invasion.
Chris, your thoughts?
Yeah, as we talked about in previous episodes, that the Israeli military basically specializes in occupational tactics and technologies, whether it's surveillance or whether it's weaponry or even anti-personnel things.
These guys make their entire livelihood off of the war racket and by deception make war.
I'd have to say that in terms of track record, They maybe might not have the military track record of being the terrorist thing.
More of like the political track record is the thing that you should really look at, and the financial track record.
They're all significant.
I'm not saying they don't have an abundance of those on their curriculum vitae.
I'm saying that their prominent forces are economic, and in many cases, when that fails or is not efficient enough, Then they resort to these alternative tactics like the military, the occupational forces, the subversion, the sabotage, false flags, things of the sort.
So yeah, they have had a very long history of that, not only as a nation, but even prior to that as a group of wanderers.
So there's probably a good reason for said track record.
And I think really their wretchedness is starting to show as people start to find compassion for the Palestinians.
You're really seeing them get entirely ruthless in their reactions to people that are not on board with their genocide.
Yes, I believe Israel lost two essential elements of their mystique with the attack by Hamas, which I believe was allowed to happen, but which is widely regarded as demonstrating Israel's vulnerability.
Whereas it promoted the idea that it was invulnerable to any kind of attack, internal or external, that is lost and shattered forever.
Even more important, the ongoing genocide has completely annihilated its pretense toward victimhood.
Well, in the past, it has been acknowledged that Israeli or Jewish political influence has been rooted in a Western sense of guilt over the Holocaust, which we know was a grossly exaggerated, even fabricated event, because they were actually labor camps.
They were not extermination centers where a total of By the International Committee of the Red Cross records, 296,081 died from all causes combined, none of whom were but to death in a gas chamber, which did not exist.
Outrageous!
Can I answer your point?
A lot of the famous places you hear about, the gas houses and the death camps, a lot of those were in Soviet-occupied Poland, weren't they?
I mean, like, if you really think about that, it never really gets brought out into the discussion, right?
You know, if you look at, like, three or four of the ones you mostly hear these guys talk about having these things going on at, a lot of them, in my opinion, I thought were not even in German territory at the time.
But, you know, I guess these facts don't Don't mean anything in the face of great emotion.
Yeah, even though there were indeed concentration camp labor camps in Poland too, none of them involved the use of gas chambers or the death of inmates, Jews, on that basis.
But the Jews were killing 30 million people in Ukraine and in the Holodomor and around there in the periphery.
So, like, There's a whole backdrop there that they ignore completely.
They have a selective amnesia for mentioning.
Somehow or another, they were just victimized by World War II and the six million.
Oh, Chris, you're so right.
And of course, the Bolshevik Revolution, which led to the slaughter of tens of millions, was a Jewish enterprise, and it's happened again and again.
The Jews have fomented wars that are calculated to benefit them and entail the slaughter of especially white Christians.
I think there's a very deep saddened Because Christians ought not to be supporting Zionists who want to destroy Christians.
Christians have been woefully unable to confront.
In fact, the very existence of Christian Zionists is, in my opinion, self-contradictory, because Christians ought not to be supporting Zionists who want to destroy Christians.
Your thoughts?
Right.
Amazing.
Right on, Fats.
Preach it to the choir.
It's unbelievable.
Meanwhile... Meanwhile, Henry Macau reports, November 19th, that would be today, Israel did 9-11.
Oops.
7-10-23.
And notice, Israeli helicopter fired at civilians at the music festival, killing many.
Fault flags are a staple of the Zionist playbook.
Think of the Levon Affair, the USS Liberty attack, or 9-11.
Netanyahu actually compared 7-10 to our Pearl Harbor—another notorious false flag.
Clearly, Netanyahu always supported Hamas instigated this attack to justify genocide in a gas grab, the idea in everything it could to increase Israeli casualties.
I repeat, the IDF, the Israeli Defense Force, did everything they could to increase Israeli casualties.
Israeli troops warned about an Hamas attack.
Female soldiers reported suspicious activity on the border with Gaza in the weeks leading up to the October 7th attack but were threatened with court-martial if they spoke about it.
The site of the Supernova rave near Kibbutz Samariem, an Israeli police investigation has acknowledged an undisclosed number of the 364 civilian Israeli authorities say died there on 7 October were shot by an Israeli combat helicopter and Apache gunship supplied to them by the United States, of course.
There's key testimony of Yasmin Perad, an Israeli woman who survived a massacre by Israeli forces at the Kibbutz Beret.
According to her account, many Israeli civilians were killed when Israeli forces opened fire with heavy weapons, including tank shells, at a small Kibbutz house that was held by Palestinian fighters up to that point.
Bratton told Israeli's official broadcaster Canne, the Palestinian fighters had treated the Israeli civilians humanely.
And the Israeli Air Force has admitted it set up more than two dozen—two dozen!—attack helicopters, which fired huge amounts of heavy cannon shells and American-made Hellfire missiles on 7 October, even though in many cases pilots could not tell Palestinians from Israeli civilians.
The frequency of fire at the thousands of terrorists was enormous at the start, and only at a certain point did the pilots begin to slow their attacks and carefully choose their targets, Israel Unet reported last month, citing an Israeli Air Force investigation.
The Hamas attack on Israel was an inside job by the globalist elite, working in tandem with a Biden admin in the Israeli government as part of a master plan for World War III, which has been in the works since the State of Israel was created in the aftermath of World War II.
Joe Biden, handmaiden of the elite, who recently sent billions of dollars to Iran, which directly funds Hamas, days ago, sent an irregular payment of $75 million directly to Palestine, and then days after, after the Hamas attack, sent a whopping $8 billion to Israel in emergency military aid.
In the great tradition of the globalist elite, the Biden admin is funding both sides of the war.
The Rothschilds funded both sides of the Napoleonic War, which proved so profitable for them, they have funded both sides of every war since, including the two world wars.
Here, by the way, Here's how they respond in succession.
First, we haven't heard reports of death.
one here's how they respond in succession first we haven't heard reports of death we'll check into it second after it's confirmed the people were killed but by a faulty palestinian rocket bomb Then third, when that's disproven, okay, we killed them, but they were terrorists.
And when that's rejected, okay, they were civilians, but they were being used as human shields.
And when that's exposed as a lie, okay, but we're no fighters in the area, so it's our mistake.
We do kill civilians by accident, but they do it on purpose.
And when that's repudiated, okay, we kill far more civilians than they do, but look at how terrible other countries are.
Finally, Why are you still talking about Israel?
Are you some kind of anti-Semite?
Test this against the next interview you hear or watch.
They play it out again and again and again.
Chris, your thoughts?
No doubt.
Yeah, absolutely.
The emotional gaslighting, the whole thing, they have like a formula, almost like a mad lib.
And, you know, if you don't know the proper jujitsu, you could fall victim to this type of, I guess, gaslighting attack campaign.
This is a thing where the attackers, the perpetrators, pretend to maintain perpetual victimhood.
And certainly incite many emotional exaggerations when they are describing some of the things that have happened to them and certainly leave out a lot of the context.
for which much of the stuff that happened occurred.
You know, like I said, they have selective amnesia and it's nothing new.
You know, there's a reason why they're actually making laws like this about people even being able to speak about the Jews in Florida.
HB 249, there's people in jail right now, American U.S.
citizens right now in jail.
Because they have violated this and passed out flyers or something of the sort.
So, you know, we really have an invader in our country that has invaded us from within and has tried to put something like this into legislation and state and federal laws.
And this is pretty disturbing.
Yeah, Chris, you got it right.
Absolutely horrific.
And you can watch that pattern of dissimilation occur again and again and again.
Meanwhile, Fox Chicago reports.
Thousands of people from Jewish organizations across the country and their supporters, they are right now gathering in D.C.
at the National Mall.
As Gabriela Primus explains, this is the largest pro-Israel rally in the nation's history.
You're right.
This will be the largest pro-Israel rally yet.
And within a large crowd that has taken over the National Mall in Washington, D.C., there are thousands of Chicagoans.
Both Jews and non-Jews alike left Chicago airports to make their way east.
The march is to show support for Israel.
And to denounce rising anti-Semitism in the wake of Israel's ongoing war against Hamas in Gaza.
Just look at the crowd.
Multiple news outlets have reported that more than 100,000 people could be in attendance.
Organizers are calling the rally the March for Israel.
It comes in response to large protests that have taken place across the U.S.
and around the world condemning Israel's military campaign in Gaza, which has killed thousands of Palestinian civilians.
Family members of hostages spoke at the rally, including Rachel Goldberg, a Chicago native and mother of Hirsch Goldberg-Polen.
The Consul General of Israel to the Midwest spoke with me this afternoon.
He is confident that Goldberg will have a strong message and that this historic march will too.
To actually say three things.
They say, we stand with Israel, we support Israel's right for self-defense, and we call for the immediate release of all the hostages.
I think this is a very strong message coming out of D.C.
today.
It was really overwhelming and in an incredibly positive way.
You know, as I was walking through the crowd trying to make my way closer to the stage, I saw so many signs from around the world.
Chicago stands with Israel, Cleveland stands with Israel, San Diego, you name it.
Yesterday, here in Chicago, a large group protested against Israeli military action, calling for a ceasefire.
Yes, yes.
And while they pretend to be providing support, it turns out most of those in attendance were paid $250 to attend the March for Israel divided D.C.
as Information Liberation has reported.
The Israel On Campus Coalition offered college students $250 micro-grants to attend the March for Israel event in Washington, D.C.
on Tuesday.
Call those bribes!
The Israel On Campus Coalition is funded by pro-Israel billionaires such as Bernie Marcus, founder of Home Depot, and Jane Coon, founder of WhatsApp, Michael Tracy has reported.
A group called Israel On Campus Coalition, he tweets, gave micro-grants for people to attend yesterday's March for Israel event in D.C.
The Israel On-Campus Coalition is funded by pro-Israel billionaires such as Bernie Marcus, founder of Home Depot, and Jan Coombe, founder of WhatsApp.
The Israel on Campus Coalition website says they allocated all funding for the event to pay thousands of students to go to the event and encourage young people to check back later as they pay for students to take part in other pro-Israel initiatives on college campuses.
Whereas Americans are being canceled for attending full Palestinian events, and immigrants are being threatened with having their visas canceled, you can be paid to attend AstroTurf pro-Israeli events.
An undercover Al Jazeera documentary from 2016 found that pro-Israel groups were paying tens of thousands of dollars to shills To take part in pro-Israeli protests on American college campus and check this out.
Okay.
Are you silent?
We're gonna be more pro-Israel than we can even imagine.
Just to like provoke everyone.
The majority of the gay men, Americans are pro-Israel.
Whereas we take the ball of Israel in the UK, it's just pure nature.
Your country, like, basically let half of Pakistan be in.
You know?
So you have a different problem than we do here.
The protesters are on a fellowship program run by a conservative think tank called the Hoover Institution.
This is actually the first foot soldier activity that I think is important to do.
It was basically just like Noah Paul coming in to get a cool walk.
There are these jihadis who basically have a suicide bombing, and they're at a campus, and you have to stop them.
A chance to shout at Arabs?
As we're leaving, we mentioned to our boss yesterday that we're going.
She's like, oh, yeah, that's mandatory.
You need to go.
Do you know what my worst nightmare is?
I'm actually not kidding.
It's a photo of Dion and I together, and we're just, like, clearly identifiable, and they're like, oh, we're these, like, traitors who sold out to the Jewish conspiracy for money.
I'm like, we did.
We cost $50,000 plus benefits.
Whoa.
It's kind of... The way you're putting it kind of sounds a bit like astro-turfing.
No, no, no, no.
This is astro-turfing.
No, this is actually... This is us.
What does that mean?
It's the difference between grassroots and astroturf.
You're taking corporate money and you're manufacturing the image of a grassroots movement with corporate money by basically paying people to appear as activists.
It's not that astroturfing is wrong.
It's just that your astroturf has to be like...
If you do happen to speak with any reporters, just stay on message.
And what is that message?
SJP is a hate group.
BDS is a hate movement.
The only other thing you probably want to mention is that SJP endorses violence, terrorism, things like that.
And you guys are going to be great.
You agree?
Resistance?
Child suicide bombers?
Real baby killers, these terrorists.
They kill women, they kill children, they don't care about anything.
Rape women too, all the time.
And of course, from their point of view, any criticism of Israel qualifies as anti-Semitism, any criticism whatsoever.
So they're talking about promoting Jews for genocide, Americans for genocide, and they're paying them a lot of money.
Notice, in some cases, a whole lot more than $250.
He had an admission there of $50,000 to buy some higher-ranking spokespeople to fraudulently represent their views.
The most viral moment from Tuesday's event was when Van Jones, after giving a speech praising Jews for leading the civil rights movement in America, was booed and shouted down for saying he's a peace guy and praised for peace on all sides.
I pray for peace.
No more rockets from Gaza.
No more bombs falling down on the people of Gaza.
God protect the children, he said, before being drowned out by the crowd chanting, no ceasefire, no ceasefire, no ceasefire.
They want the genocide to continue.
And sad to say, this is virtually tragic.
The House Speaker, Mike Johnson, has declared calls for a ceasefire are outrageous, prompting the crowd to continue their chant.
This is America's stance.
All in for genocide.
All in for Israel.
To hell with humanity, international law, the Geneva Conventions, and international standards of morality.
Let Israel slaughter to its heart's content.
Yeah, we're definitely attaching ourselves at the waist to this as well, as far as the war crimes, the genocide.
You know, we have an opportunity after the War of Terror to turn a corner and to really go after the war criminals that did this.
And instead, we seem to be doubling down on war crimes, doubling down on war criminals, seem to be doubling down on their endeavors.
Look at Genie Energy, for Christ's sakes, and how much they're looting from these, you know, Syria, Palestine, all these places.
Erdogan got in a lot of shit for pointing out that ISIS was a black market distributor for much of the stolen oil in the War of Terror.
So, this to me has always been an asset stripping operation, and really just the theater of combat or conflict just seems to be shifted in the media.
You know, Ukraine, now here, now there.
You know, this is unbelievable that the new guy they bring in, too, is supposedly, this is what he does, is a reflex, goes to bat for Israel.
So, yeah, nothing changes, you know.
There's only one loyalty that both parties seem to adhere to, and it's not to the U.S.
citizens, it's to the nation of Israel.
You make great points, Chris, and I would add most Americans to this day do not understand that ISIS was created by John Brennan, then-Director of the CIA, Hillary Clinton, then-Secretary of State of Barack Obama, then-President in 2012.
They created a terrorist army to rape and loot and murder in Syria to bring pressure on the democratically elected government of Bashar al-Assad.
Even most Americans today do not know that Syria is a democracy.
So what the hell are we doing in Syria?
We're told it's to bring freedom and democracy to Syria, but Syria is already a democracy.
Obviously, that's not what we're about.
Chris, a further thought?
Yeah, where are we going to bring democracy to the United States?
Look at that last shitshow on Dominion.
Yeah, yeah, I couldn't agree more.
Meanwhile, Yes, sir.
U.S.
public support plummets for Israel.
Plummets to just 32 percent.
This is from November 15th.
Remember, you heard the spokesman saying most Americans support Israel.
Well, that ain't the case.
He's fabricating.
He's lying.
No surprise there.
U.S.
public support for Israel's war with Gaza plummeted from an already weak 41% last month to just 32% in the latest Reuters-Ipsos poll.
From Reuters.
U.S.
public support for Israel drops.
Majority backs a ceasefire.
U.S.
public support for Israel's war against Hamas militants in Gaza is eroding.
Most Americans think Israel should call a ceasefire to a conflict that has ballooned into a humanitarian crisis.
Some 32 percent of respondents of the two-day poll, which closed Tuesday, said the U.S.
should support Israel when asked the role the U.S.
should take in the fighting.
That was down from 41 percent who said the U.S.
should back Israel in a poll conducted October 12th and 13th.
The sheriff's saying the U.S.
should be a neutral mediator.
Rose to 39% in the new poll from 27 a month earlier.
4% said the U.S.
should support Palestinians.
We have an enlightened 4%.
15% said the U.S.
shouldn't be involved at all.
Both similar readings to a month ago.
Israel has long counted on the U.S.' 's most powerful ally for billions of dollars a year in military aid and international diplomatic support.
As I reported earlier today, pro-Israeli billionaires had to pay people to go to the March for Israel in D.C.
Meanwhile, Candace Owens, whom Ben Shapiro thought he was paying to push pro-Israel propaganda, has fled the Israel First Plantation.
Thus, Ben Shapiro labels Candace Owens a disgrace for taking an America First position on the Israel-Gaza war.
Here's Candace tweeting, No government anywhere has the right to commit genocide ever.
There is no justification for genocide.
I can't believe this even needs to be said, or is even considered the least bit controversial to state.
Again, I agree with Queen Reina's assertion that anti-Semitism is being weaponized in order to silence critics and bully people into compliance.
Charlie Kirk, Elon Musk, and Thomas Massey have recently been smeared as anti-Semites as proof of this charge.
Here's what she tweeted.
This is not about religion.
It's about politics.
And what we've seen in recent years is that the charge of anti-Semitism is being weaponized to silence any criticism of Israel.
Let me be very clear.
Being pro-Palestinian is not being anti-Semitic, observed Queen Rihanna.
Meanwhile, Mike Adams, a health ranger, observes About RFK Jr.
It is with great sadness that now, after ample time and many opportunities to issue a condemnation of violence against a Palestinian people, RFK Jr.
has clearly decided he will side with the Zionists.
I have reluctantly concluded that RFK Jr.
is a Zionist puppet beholden to a lawless regime that respects no human rights, no international law, and no rights of the oppressed.
It is bewildering to me.
And a man who could speak with such courage and truth about the vaccine damage of children cannot condemn military bombing violence against children.
His continued silence at this moment in history is an indictment not only of his campaign for election, but of children's health events as well.
What could be more important to the health of a child than protection from indiscriminate bombing of hospitals and refugee camps carried out by a genocidal Israeli government?
At this moment in history, to choose the side with Israel's genocide is the side with darkness, death, and suffering.
I believe the RFK presidential campaign is over.
You will find no further support from independent-minded people who genuinely care about humanity.
Many other former supporters of Eric Carey Jr.
share my disappointment.
Read the words of Edward Curtin here.
Meanwhile, Don, I believe we need to take a break right now for the first hour, am I right?
You are right, sir, and what an hour it has been here on November the 19th, And I opened up about being thankful.
I'm not thankful for where we're at, but we're really thankful that we're still here.
But boy, oh boy, it seems to be going downhill fast.
And you want to come back and see what's really happening here.
And so we'll be back in a little bit.
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